The Horror Movie Crew !

[Derek Vinyard]

Simple, it's for all horror movie fan on this forum who want to get suggestion , review or have recommendation for a horror movie , etc.


SO LETS GO

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Dedicate to deadlite .

[MovieGal]

Well I have a few horror films to recommend for those who havent seen them...

Bedevilled ~ 2010
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1646959/

Cannibal ~ 2006 (Film about the real life Cannibal of Rotenberg Germany, Armin Meiwes)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0910548/

Grimm Love ~ 2006 (Milder version of "Cannibal")
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0448400/

Begotten ~ 1990
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101420/

I have more to suggest but this is a start!!!.. Great thread Derek!

[Sexy Celebrity]

Dedicate to deadlite .

Deadite.

[TokeZa]

I was so sad that Santa Sangre did not make the 80's list. It is my favorite movie of the 80's!

I hope some of you horror buffs will pick it up. It is a very special kind of surrealist horror and imo Jodorowskys big masterpiece.

http://www.lasficheras.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/SantaSangreFinal.jpg

[Mr Minio]

Turned it off after 5 minutes. Too much like Fellini whom I hate.

[Zotis]

http://www.horror-asylum.com/promotions/pics/a-blood-pledge-dvd-artwork.jpg

All of the Whispering Corridors films are great, but this one is my favorite. It's not really scary, but it's just a great story. The Voice is also supposed to be really good (Whispering Corridors IV) but I haven't seen it yet.

I should also mention Onibaba.

https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8308/7984320543_0163c1081b_z.jpg

[Swan]

I was so sad that Santa Sangre did not make the 80's list. It is my favorite movie of the 80's!

I hope some of you horror buffs will pick it up. It is a very special kind of surrealist horror and imo Jodorowskys big masterpiece.

http://www.lasficheras.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/SantaSangreFinal.jpg

Jodorowsky doing horror, what could be better? Great film.

[Derek Vinyard]

Well I have a few horror films to recommend for those who havent seen them...

Bedevilled ~ 2010
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1646959/

Cannibal ~ 2006 (Film about the real life Cannibal of Rotenberg Germany, Armin Meiwes)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0910548/

Grimm Love ~ 2006 (Milder version of "Cannibal")
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0448400/

Begotten ~ 1990
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101420/

I have more to suggest but this is a start!!!.. Great thread Derek!

thanks !!! and all you're suggestions looks awesome especially Bedevilled !!! all on my watchlist

[Hit Girl]

Just a few I've watched recently.

The Burrowers (2008) Horror/Western

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0445939/


Triangle (2009)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1187064/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1


The Fourth Kind (2009)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1220198/?ref_=nv_sr_1

[Derek Vinyard]

Just a few I've watched recently.

The Burrowers (2008) Horror/Western

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0445939/


Triangle (2009)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1187064/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1


The Fourth Kind (2009)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1220198/?ref_=nv_sr_1

I seen ''The Fourth Kind'' it's pretty good and Triangle looks awesome ! a new movie on my watchlist

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

Just a few I've watched recently.

The Burrowers (2008) Horror/Western

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0445939/


Triangle (2009)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1187064/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1


The Fourth Kind (2009)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1220198/?ref_=nv_sr_1


Triangle is a great film, which I think will end up becoming a cult classic. The Forth Kind is utter tosh, and I've not seen The Burrowers yet.


I recommend:


You're Next (2013)
The Sacrament (2013)
Calvaire (2004)
Martyrs (2008)
Fontiers (2008)
The Women (2011)
Oculus (2014)
Raze (2013)

[the samoan lawyer]

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Event Horizon

An underrrated gem!!

[Zotis]

Martyrs (2008)

I second this.

http://www.filmcaptures.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Martyrs_18.jpg

http://girlmeetsfreak.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/martyrs27.jpeg

[Derek Vinyard]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/8/8c/Event_horizon_ver1.jpg/220px-Event_horizon_ver1.jpg (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Event_horizon_ver1.jpg)

Event Horizon

An underrrated gem!!

looks awesome ! on my watchlist :)

[Swan]

Martyrs (2008)

I second this.

I third this.

[jiraffejustin]

You can't call this a Horror Crew if all the members haven't seen some Fulci. Homework assignment for the "Crew" is to watch Zombie and The Beyond. You can follow up with The New York Ripper if you are feeling extra sleezy.

[Swan]

I've seen Zombie. I have a Zombie shirt. I have The New York Ripper too, but have yet to watch it.

My dad had this limited edition DVD of The Beyond too, but he sold it on eBay. I've never forgiven him.

[jiraffejustin]

Is the shirt the one with the B&W zombie or the one in color with the red trim?

Shame on your dad for selling, but kudos for ever owning such a thing.

And watch Ripper soon, it's spectacularly sleezy.

[Swan]

This is it.

http://www.fright-rags.com/images/main-zombie.jpg

[jiraffejustin]

Oh nice, that's even cooler than the two designs I knew of. I came pretty close to buying a Zombie shirt on eBay the other day, but I held off. I can't really think of a setting where that shirt is appropriate. Maybe a first date, that shirt will totally get me laid. :D

[Swan]

I got a compliment on it by a hot nurse once.

[honeykid]

For those in the UK, that's Zombie Flesheaters. I'd also recommend it. :up:

[Swan]

Also Zombi 2. How many titles does that film have? :p

[Camo]

Thanks for starting the thread Derek, this will be useful :). So any Horror movies from the 60s anyone?

[Sexy Celebrity]

I got a compliment on it by a hot nurse once.

What was his name?

[Derek Vinyard]

Thanks for starting the thread Derek, this will be useful :). So any Horror movies from the 60s anyone?

Psycho :D

[Swan]

Honeykid will back me up on this, but I just watched a great horror movie from the 60's ('63), Blood Feast, also known as the first splatter film. Highly recommended.

[Swan]

What was his name?

:|

[Camo]

Psycho :D

Psycho? Never heard of it, oh wait is it that movie with Vince Vaughn :p

[Camo]

Honeykid will back me up on this, but I just watched a great horror movie from the 60's ('63), Blood Feast, also known as the first splatter film. Highly recommended.

Thanks i'll try it. I was expecting you and HK to be the most helpful to be honest.

[Swan]

Just remember, it's kind of so bad it's good. But I do think with the music and gore, it's very eerie.

[honeykid]

Thanks for starting the thread Derek, this will be useful :). So any Horror movies from the 60s anyone?

There's the Hammer and Amicus stuff. Mario Bava, too, Black Sunday. Black Sabbath. The Whip And The Body, Blood And Black Lace, Planet Of The Vampires.

Blood Feast is on my 100 and Swan has just fallen for it, too, as you can see, so there's that. I'd also recommend Two Thousand Maniacs as well. If you like both of them, then Color Me Blood Red might please you, too.

Psycho, The Innocents, Night of the Living Dead, The Haunting, Village Of The Dammed, Night Of The Eagle, Masque Of The Red Death, 13 Ghosts, Onibaba, Kuroneko, Rosemary's Baby, Carnival of Souls, The Tomb Of Ligia (I'm not much of a fan, but it's pretty well liked.) and The Sorcerers.

There's Carry On Screaming! too, which I quite like. :D

[Camo]

There's the Hammer and Amicus stuff. Mario Bava, too, Black Sunday. Black Sabbath. The Whip And The Body, Blood And Black Lace, Planet Of The Vampires.

Blood Feast is on my 100 and Swan has just fallen for it, too, as you can see, so there's that. I'd also recommend Two Thousand Maniacs as well. If you like both of them, then Color Me Blood Red might please you, too.

Psycho, The Innocents, Night of the Living Dead, The Haunting, Village Of The Dammed, Night Of The Eagle, Masque Of The Red Death, 13 Ghosts, Onibaba, Kuroneko, Rosemary's Baby, Carnival of Souls, The Tomb Of Ligia (I'm not much of a fan, but it's pretty well liked.) and The Sorcerers.

There's Carry On Screaming! too, which I quite like. :D

The bolded ones i've already seen, and four of them have a chance of making my 60s list, try to guess which one has no chance :D;). Thanks alot HK, you really know your horror films :).

[honeykid]

The bolded ones i've already seen, and four of them have a chance of making my 60s list, try to guess which one has no chance :D;). Thanks alot HK, you really know your horror films :).
Yeah, I don't like Rosemary's Baby either. :p:D

You're welcome. :)

[Swan]

You recommended Rosemary's Baby but you don't like it?

Also, you don't like Rosemary's Baby? What's wrong with you?

[Camo]

Yeah, I don't like Rosemary's Baby either. :p:D

You're welcome. :)

What Swan said!!!

[honeykid]

I'd recommend things which lots of other people do and has a reputation. I liked it more the last time I saw it, but I'm not fan. It's pretty dull. I'm not a fan of The Tomb Of Ligia or 13 Ghosts, either, but they're worth a look. In fact, I'd suggest looking at William Castle full stop.

[MovieGal]

Now for some Foreign Horror from the Nordic area ..... I think its a good start for now... :)

My favorite..

Sauna (Finland) ~ 2008
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zl4NinKU6WA

Hidden (Norway) ~ 2009
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GSoKL3n_6A

Thale (Norway) ~ 2012
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4XoSmUoZIY&oref=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DX4XoSmUoZIY&has_verified=1

Opstandelsen (Denmark) ~ 2010
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSLq3MQoTEk

Sennentuntshi: Curse of the Alps (Switzerland) ~ 2010
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rB4UFdIiJFc

Zwart Water (2010) ~ The Netherlands
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frNXGUGmoyw

Draugasaga (1985) ~ Iceland
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyEp5WWyJhA

Frost (2012) ~ Iceland
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0J9Yk-rQrM

[jiraffejustin]

An underrated 60s horror film to definitely watch: The City of the Dead a.k.a. Horror Hotel. Also check out Peeping Tom, it ruined the career of a famous director but is immensely influential for horror films. The Sinners of Hell (Japanese title: Jigoku) probably has my favorite depiction of Hell on film. Blind Beast a.k.a. Moju is f*cked up and amazing if you can sit through it, it will test your stomach or at least it did mine. Not so much for gore, but just how much you can handle what this lady goes through.

I'll second Night of the Living Dead, Psycho, Rosemary's Baby, Kuroneko, The Innocents, and Carnival of Souls.

[TokeZa]

My favorite Horror films of the 60's:

1. Psycho (1960) by Alfred Hitchcock
http://www.criticker.com/img/films/posters/Psycho.jpg

2. Rosemary's Baby (1968) by Roman Polanski
http://www.criticker.com/img/films/posters/Rosemarys_Baby.jpg

3. Repulsion (1965) by Roman Polanski
http://www.criticker.com/img/films/posters/Repulsion.jpg

4. Kwaidan (1964) by Masaki Kobayashi
http://www.criticker.com/img/films/posters/Kwaidan.jpg

5. Night of the Living Dead (1968) by George A. Romero
http://www.criticker.com/img/films/posters/Night_of_the_Living_Dead.jpg

6. Peeping Tom (1960) by Michael Powell
http://www.criticker.com/img/films/posters/Peeping_Tom.jpg

7, The Haunting (1963) by Robert Wise
http://www.criticker.com/img/films/posters/The_Haunting.jpg

8. The Innocents (1961) by Jack Clayton
http://www.criticker.com/img/films/posters/The_Innocents.jpg

9. Hour of the Wolf (1968) by Ingmar Bergman
http://www.criticker.com/img/films/posters/Hour_of_the_Wolf.jpg

10. The Birds (1963) by Alfred Hitchcock
http://www.criticker.com/img/films/posters/The_Birds.jpg

11. The Last Man on Earth (1964) by Ubaldo Ragona and Sidney Salkow
http://www.criticker.com/img/films/posters/The_Last_Man_on_Earth_1964.jpg

12. Black Sabbath (1963) by Mario Bava and Salvatore Billitteri
http://www.criticker.com/img/films/posters/Black_Sabbath.jpg

13. Mondo cane (1962) by Gualtiero Jacopetti, Paolo Cavara and Franco Prosperi
http://www.criticker.com/img/films/posters/Mondo_cane.jpg

14, Witchfinder General (1968) by Michael Reeves
http://www.criticker.com/img/films/posters/Witchfinder_General.jpg

15. Quatermass and the Pit (1967) by Roy Ward Baker
http://www.criticker.com/img/films/posters/Quatermass_and_the_Pit.jpg

[Zotis]

Honeykid mentioned Planet of the Vampires. Great costumes, but the film is total cheese.

I have a British friend who was telling me to see Zombie. I'd actually forgotten about it. Looks like I'll have to bump it up.

[jiraffejustin]

I haven't seen Planet of the Vampires yet, but I've been wanting to see it BECAUSE it looks like total cheese. It's by Bava, so even if I don't like it I expect it to be interesting.

[Zotis]

It's interesting. You should definitely watch it. I absolutely love their space suits.

[jiraffejustin]

http://nitehawkcinema.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/planet_vampires.jpg

It looks cool as hell. I'll definitely watch it for the 60s list.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

looks awesome ! on my watchlist :)

You've never seen Event Horizon?


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[Derek Vinyard]

You've never seen Event Horizon?


http://gifrific.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/jonah-hill-shock.gif

unfortunately nope , i'm not the biggest Paul W.S Anderson ... but this one look pretty good

[Swan]

Event Horizon is crap.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

Event Horizon is crap.

Dead man! We got a dead man walking here!

[honeykid]

Event Horizon is crap.

Is the correct answer. :yup:

[MovieGal]

I actually like "Event Horizon"... not that I enjoy the director but I do enjoy Sam Neill.. but I enjoyed the story as well... its just a strange movie....

[MovieGal]

Here is a horror film most have never seen because they are too young or that most who have seen... enjoyed but forgot

http://johneaves.files.wordpress.com/2010/02/c-108382-9.jpg

[The Gunslinger45]

unfortunately nope , i'm not the biggest Paul W.S Anderson ... but this one look pretty good

That is because Paul WS Anderson is a crappy filmmaker. But Event Horizen is one of his only two good movies. The other being Mortal Kombat, but that one I know is debatable even though I love it.

[honeykid]

He is and he's not made any good films. However, he did make DOA: Dead or Alive which is gloriously bad. I quite like it. :o

[Zotis]

Event Horizon is okay. At least it's scary. But it's not like some great legendary famous movie or anything. As my Columbian co-worker would say, "American crap!"

I didn't mind it though, but it's not like... that noteworthy... if you ask me...

[the samoan lawyer]

Whilst on the subject of horror and Sam Neill, might as well mention this one for anyone yet to see it.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/2/24/Possession_film_cover.jpg/220px-Possession_film_cover.jpg (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Possession_film_cover.jpg)

Possession (1981) is directed by Zulawski and most certainly worth a watch.

[Devostator]

no no no 1981

The Possession

Supernatural Horror Suspense ThrillerLength:
1 hr. 32 min.Year of Release:
2012USA Release:
August 31, 2012 (wide—2,700+ theaters)
DVD: January 15, 2013

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

no no no 1981

The Possession

Supernatural Horror Suspense ThrillerLength:
1 hr. 32 min.Year of Release:
2012USA Release:
August 31, 2012 (wide—2,700+ theaters)
DVD: January 15, 2013



Are you a talking DVD box?

[MovieGal]

no no no 1981

The Possession

Supernatural Horror Suspense ThrillerLength:
1 hr. 32 min.Year of Release:
2012USA Release:
August 31, 2012 (wide—2,700+ theaters)
DVD: January 15, 2013

The movie isnt new.. its an older film.. I watched it before 2012... as did a friend of mine.. he suggested the film to me....

IMDB has the release date of the film as

28 October 1983 (USA)
25 May 1981 (France ~ It premiered at Cannes)

[Derek Vinyard]

The movie isnt new.. its an older film.. I watched it before 2012... as did a friend of mine.. he suggested the film to me....

IMDB has the release date of the film as

28 October 1983 (USA)
25 May 1981 (France ~ It premiered at Cannes)

I think he is actually talking about this movie ...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0431021/?ref_=nv_sr_1 decent flick ....

[MovieGal]

I think he is actually talking about this movie ...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0431021/?ref_=nv_sr_1 decent flick ....

That link doesnt even give Sam Neill as an actor in the film..

I think that was the topic... Horror Films with Sam Neill

Event Horizon
In The Mouth of Madness
Possession....

oh yes.. and he was Damien!!

http://www.joblo.com/images_arrow_reviews/omen3-review1.jpg

[MovieGal]

oh yes.. Sam Neill was in "Daybreakers" with Ethan Hawke

http://cdn.3news.co.nz/3news/AM/0-Articles/149739/samneill.jpg?width=370

[Swan]

Daybreakers had a great poster.

http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f145/ifiswan/daybreakers-movie-poster_zpsff8d116c.jpg

[GrindHouse]

Sorry about my English :( but i will try to write good haha
Deep Red- by Dario Argento the most recommend here i think..
Blood and Black Lace- by Mario Bava
Pink Flamingos- a trash film by John Waters, a lot of fun and disturbing scene
Burial Ground: The Nights of Terror- A horror zombie film
House (1977)- Very psycho movie a lot of colors xD
Tokyo Gore Police- A lot of gore and very fun.
The Toxic Avenger- like "Tokyo Gore Police" a lot of gore and very fun but its more disturbing the Tokyo gore police.
Santa Sangre- A film by my favorite director Alejandro Jodorowsky, i think this movie is very "artist" and so beautiful, very recommend.
City of the Living Dead- A zombie horror film, very different i think from the others zombie films..
Anthropophagus- Nice movie with some disturbing scene.

i will write more tomorrow i think, well have fun :)

[jiraffejustin]

Thanks for posting in here. I thought your taste was interesting from your top ten, and I was proven right! I love House and I am a big fan of The Toxic Avenger. All the others I still need to see with the exception of Deep Red. I would like to revisit Deep Red though, the first time I saw it I didn't love it. It was right after I saw Suspiria, and I was blown away by it which skyrocketed my expectations for Deep Red to unreasonable levels.

[GrindHouse]

Thanks for posting in here. I thought your taste was interesting from your top ten, and I was proven right! I love House and I am a big fan of The Toxic Avenger. All the others I still need to see with the exception of Deep Red. I would like to revisit Deep Red though, the first time I saw it I didn't love it. It was right after I saw Suspiria, and I was blown away by it which skyrocketed my expectations for Deep Red to unreasonable levels.

:) thank you very much!!
I am so glad you like "house"! great movie. and about Toxic Avenger i remember how i was exited when i see all of the gore in the film lol and you know i watch the others Toxic Avenger films and i didn't love them, i don't think they are good as the first.
And yea my friend told me to not come with a big expectations for movies D
I saw Deep Red and then Suspiria, and i love deep red then Suspiria lol
well if you give a rewatch i hope you will enjoy :) a great film.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

Another timeless classic. ;)


http://ts2.mm.bing.net/th?id=HN.608024802199798883&pid=1.7

[honeykid]

I've still not seen that. It's been recommended to me for about 15 years now. :D

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

I've still not seen that. It's been recommended to me for about 15 years now. :D

It's the greatest horror ever made. It will be number 1 on my list...:D

[the samoan lawyer]

It's the greatest horror ever made. It will be number 1 on my list...:D

But what about Basket Case???

[Zotis]

I never really understood suspiria. I mean why is it good? I tried not to be too critical, but I was so excited when I bought it. I had heard a lot about it. But I found the cinematography pretty terrible, and well the plot and acting weren't good either. I don't know, it was a huge let down for me. I mean I think it was pretty revelutionary for it's genre, and it actually was pretty creepy. But the sound was also really bad. I just didn't like it at all. Deep Red was great though.

You guys should check out House of Whipchord. It's my favorite horror movie from the 70's.

[jiraffejustin]

While I agree that the plot and acting are not anything special, I was immersed in the atmosphere, colors, music, and I actually like the cinematography. I know that as far as cinematography goes, it's no Barry Lyndon. It certainly didn't seem as bad to me as it did to you though.

[Zotis]

Well, I guess there weren't really horror movies like that in the 60's, so it really blew people away at the time. But I was kind of disappointed by the lack of quality in a lot of the more fundamental aspects of film.

The first time I tried watching it was at a friend's house with a bunch of friends and well... after like fifteen minutes everyone vetoed it. Then I watched it at home later. That was at least four years ago though. Maybe I should give it another watch. I think my understanding of film has grown quite a bit since then. Who knows, maybe I'll appreciate it more now.

[honeykid]

Suspiria is all about the look, the sound and the atmosphere. If you aren't getting that, then I don't know that there's anything for you to be honest. It's a 70's film, BTW, not 60's and, while I don't know if there's anything quite like Suspiria around, the Italian influenced horrors and giallos certainly play like that. Not turned up to 11 like it is in Suspiria, but enough to make it recognisable, IMO.

Never got House Of Whipcord, myself. Though i'm sure Mino would like it. :D

[Swan]

I almost watched House of Whipcord just the other day.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

For some reason a film just popped into my mind. It was a 90's horror in which a vending machine outside a gas station eats a mans hand. I think it was Stephen King's The Tommyknockers, but I'm not sure...

[MovieGal]

I remember someone at another forum suggesting that I watch my first "Giallo" a few years back.. I did and I hated it. It wasnt a horror film, it was a suspense/drama. Never have I watched another Giallo film. It was an extremely boring film.


http://i58.tinypic.com/os7l2v.jpg

[honeykid]

It wasnt a horror film, it was a suspense/drama.
This is a problem I often find. Giallo's, for the most part, are not horror films. Americans don't see to get this and, as horror is an easier sell than anything more complicated, modern business doesn't seem to want to correct them. That, or they just assume it is and follow on. They seem to think they're all slasher films and, while some are and they are certainly influencial to that subgenre, most are suspense thrillers, IMO.

However, as Silence Of The Lambs, Aliens and Se7en now seem to be considered horror films, maybe they are all horror films now. :shrug:

[MovieGal]

This is a problem I often find. Giallo's, for the most part, are not horror films. Americans don't see to get this and, as horror is an easier sell than anything more complicated, modern business doesn't seem to want to correct them. That, or they just assume it is and follow on. They seem to think they're all slasher films and, while some are and they are certainly influencial to that subgenre, most are suspense thrillers, IMO.

However, as Silence Of The Lambs, Aliens and Se7en now seem to be considered horror films, maybe they are all horror films now. :shrug:

Yeah this is one thing I agree with you. Slashers/Gore.... are not always horror.... seriously?? I watch "war" films with more blood and guts than a horror film..

but then the Atrocities of War is a "horror" of its own.

[jiraffejustin]

I remember someone at another forum suggesting that I watch my first "Giallo" a few years back.. I did and I hated it. It wasnt a horror film, it was a suspense/drama. Never have I watched another Giallo film. It was an extremely boring film.


http://i58.tinypic.com/os7l2v.jpg

I saw the poster and then I gave you rep, then I read what you said. :sick:

Whoops. I like Torso a lot. Gialli films are a lot of fun to me. They can be silly at times, but I love their atmosphere.

[MovieGal]

Time for a Classic French Horror film

http://www.vinmag.com/online/media/gbu0/prodlg/AP271-eyes-without-a-face-movie-poster.jpg

One of the best!

[jiraffejustin]

Oh yes! Very, very good movie. Let's make sure it shows up on the 60s countdown.

[Swan]

That could definitely make my list.

[TheUsualSuspect]

Quick Pick Recommendations.

1408 Stylistic horror film reminiscent of The Shining.

Session 9 Creepy flick that scores because the atmosphere here is enough to make you stay awake.

Dead-Alive Hilarious zombie flick from Jackson that ups the ante for gore lovers.

Bubba Ho-Tep More comedy than horror, but the balance is blended superbly and Bruce Campbell is always a win.

Dog Soldiers One of the BEST werewolf films I've ever seen. See this flick.

Cabin Fever Only to see Roth's first foray into the genre and his homages to what inspires him.

Changeling If you like ghost stories, check this George C. Scott terror, which will have you reaching for the blanket to cover your eyes.

Cube Sci/Fi horror, people are trapped in a cube, with deadly traps surrounding them in each adjacent cube. Low-Budget horror at its finest.

Dead & Breakfast A mostly forgotten horror comedy about zombies. Check it out for a laugh and appreciation of the genre.

Eden Lake Wow, before Fassbender became famous he had this little gem. The ending will stay with you for awhile.

FROM BEYOND A fun film with trippy sequences into the next realm.

Frozen 3 people are stuck on a ski-lift with hungry wolves waiting beneath them. That concept alone should have you checking this one out.

Hatchet A throw back to the days of Myers, Voorheese and Kruger for today's generation.

Ginger Snaps A young girl going through puberty becomes a werewolf....boy the metaphors run wild in this one.

Identity a ten little indians horror flick in a rainy motel local.

Joy Ride Yes, this film is great and Yes Rusty Nail is one creepy horror villain whom you never see.

To Be Continued.

[Camo]

Changeling is an excellent Horror movie, that made it onto my 80s list. Great suggestions; Usual Suspect.

[Derek Vinyard]

Quick Pick Recommendations.
Session 9 Creepy flick that scores because the atmosphere here is enough to make you stay awake.

Changeling If you like ghost stories, check this George C. Scott terror, which will have you reaching for the blanket to cover your eyes.

Frozen 3 people are stuck on a ski-lift with hungry wolves waiting beneath them. That concept alone should have you checking this one out.

These movies are now on my watchlist and I listen to ''Frozen'' tonight BIG thanks man


Joy Ride Yes, this film is great and Yes Rusty Nail is one creepy horror villain whom you never see.

in my Top 100 GREAT horror movie

[Derek Vinyard]

btw The Fourth Kind scared the sh*t out of me... very realist extraterrestrial movie !

[Zotis]

The Whispering Corridors is a series that's spawned five movies, and they aren't going to gratify you with violence or pop up and scare the pants off you. They are traditional ghost stories with a focus on story telling. They're all good but the most noteworthy are numbers IV and V. I have only seen the beginning of IV, but it made an impression and reviewers unanimously declare it to be the best in the series. I highly recommend you check them out if you love the horror genre, appreciate a well told story, and don't just want some sadistic urge satisfied.

http://www.klownsasesinos.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/whispering5d.jpg

Did I mention they all take place at Japanese all-girl high-schools? Yum yum!

[jiraffejustin]

Added The Whispering Corridors series to my watchlist. Looks interesting. :up:

Quick Pick Recommendations.

Session 9 Creepy flick that scores because the atmosphere here is enough to make you stay awake.

Dead-Alive Hilarious zombie flick from Jackson that ups the ante for gore lovers.

Cube Sci/Fi horror, people are trapped in a cube, with deadly traps surrounding them in each adjacent cube. Low-Budget horror at its finest.

Eden Lake Wow, before Fassbender became famous he had this little gem. The ending will stay with you for awhile.

Hatchet A throw back to the days of Myers, Voorheese and Kruger for today's generation.


I've seen these. Dead Alive is the best of the bunch there, it's a really fun time. Session 9 and Cube are both pretty decent horror films of completely different types. I probably prefer Cube by a little bit, but they don't make very many horror films as atmospheric as Session 9 anymore.

I really hated Eden Lake. :D

Hatchet isn't really a good movie, but it can be dumb fun if you are in the right mindset.

[MovieGal]

So today, I went to one of the casinos in our city for breakfast. There as a tall guy with long blonde hair, wearing a black tshirt and a necklace with a cross.... he wore sunglasses in the early morning... and I thought to myself... I wonder if Dee Snider is in town to visit one of the DJs of our local rock stations (They are very good friend)... which made me think of his horror film.....


http://content9.flixster.com/movie/26/91/269119_800.jpg

This is one f*cked up film!!!

(this guy looked exactly like Dee Snider would look)

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

Just a few Sci-Fi horrors that I recommend.

Event Horizon (1997)
Lifeforce (1985)
The Last Days on Mars (2013)
Virus (1999)
Pandorum (2009)

[MovieGal]

I just ordered this from Amazon.. I have read a lot of good things and then some bad things.... I guess I will be the final judge.

http://www.80sfear.com/blogimages/covers/whale.jpg

[TheUsualSuspect]

I wasn't a fan of Strangeland which disappoints me because I felt like it had potential.

[MovieGal]

I wasn't a fan of Strangeland which disappoints me because I felt like it had potential.

Strangeland is still a creepy film to watch.... I hope "Reykjavik Whale Watching Massacre" is good.... I should have it by this weekend to watch... a "Icelandic Slasher film"...

[honeykid]

Just watched Paradise Lost (Turistas). It didn't sound like it was my kind of thing and that turned out to be the case. It's OK, but not anything I'd care to watch again. It's not really horror, for me. I'm always pleased to see Melissa George, though. :randy:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/e/e4/Turistas.jpg/225px-Turistas.jpg

[Guaporense]

Turistas is such bad commercial for Brazil. It's like: oh let's go to this third world in the middle of nowhere place called Brazil where people get kidnapped and executed.

[honeykid]

TBF, Guap, it's not supposed to be an advert for Brazil. :D

[Zotis]

http://28.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l962s0LWAQ1qza66io1_500.gif

The Curse of Kazuo Umezu

I wonder if anyone else has seen this. It's only a 43 minute video containing two separate stories. The animation quality is a bit dated, but this is still one of the purest portrayals of horror that I've seen.

[TheUsualSuspect]

Turistas...This film went wrong in many place. One was the marketing. It tried to come off as another SAW/HOSTEL type flick, when there is only one scene of so called "torture" in it. The underwater sequences are cool, but not cool enough to make up for stupid characters and their stupid actions.

One of the worst films ever. (http://www.movieforums.com/community/showthread.php?p=405229#post405229)

[Godoggo]

http://28.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l962s0LWAQ1qza66io1_500.gif

The Curse of Kazuo Umezu

I wonder if anyone else has seen this. It's only a 43 minute video containing two separate stories. The animation quality is a bit dated, but this is still one of the purest portrayals of horror that I've seen.

I saw it when you nominated it for the creature feature tournament. I liked the second segment better than the first, but I wasn't crazy about it.

[honeykid]

Turistas...This film went wrong in many place. One was the marketing. It tried to come off as another SAW/HOSTEL type flick, when there is only one scene of so called "torture" in it. The underwater sequences are cool, but not cool enough to make up for stupid characters and their stupid actions.

I disagree. The underwater sequences are not cool. :D

[Swan]

100th post.

I bet Guapo has seen that, Zotis.

[Zotis]

I saw it when you nominated it for the creature feature tournament. I liked the second segment better than the first, but I wasn't crazy about it.I kind of forgot about that tournament sadly. On the other hand I didn't really want to watch most of what did get nominated. I'm glad you watched it though. I also liked the second segment more. But what I really liked about it was how what was revealed was even more interesting than what the mystery element made you wonder about. At least that's how I felt about it. A lot of material creates a really cool mystery, but once the mystery is gone it's not as interesting, if you know what I mean...

I bet Guapo has seen that, Zotis.

Possibly, but even for anime it is quite obscure. I haven't encountered many people even on the internet who have heard of it. So, I like spreading awareness of it's existence.

[Godoggo]

I kind of forgot about that tournament sadly. On the other hand I didn't really want to watch most of what did get nominated. I'm glad you watched it though. I also liked the second segment more. But what I really liked about it was how what was revealed was even more interesting than what the mystery element made you wonder about. At least that's how I felt about it. A lot of material creates a really cool mystery, but once the mystery is gone it's not as interesting, if you know what I mean...



Possibly, but even for anime it is quite obscure. I haven't encountered many people even on the internet who have heard of it. So, I like spreading awareness of it's existence.

I think I know what you mean. Sort of a journey being better than the destination type thing.

Have a lot of you watched Lake Mungo? I love love love that movie. I'm going to insist that if you haven't seen it that you do so, but wait until October. :cool:

[Zotis]

Nope, never heard of it. That reminds me, I still have to watch The Blair Witch Project.

[Kakarot89]

I saw a lot of Fulci name dropping but didn't see anything about Seven Notes in Black. I may be mistaken because I didn't read every post but seriously?

For fans of gialli:
Deep Red
Bird with the Crystal Plummage
Cat o Nine Tails
Seven Notes in Black (aka The Psychic)
Who Saw Her Die
Amer

I also shot a no-budget giallo. I'm not advertising, but if you have any interest, just PM me.

Other Horror Films I Enjoy:
A Christmas Tale (a film by Paco Plaza)
REC
REC 2
REC 3 (I enjoy it but it's not for everybody)
The Host (2003)
In the Mouth of Madness
The Howling
Night of the Creeps (a fun horror comedy by Fred Dekker)
Monster Squad (another horror comedy by Fred Dekker)
The Orphanage
Tale of Two Sisters
One Missed Call (2003)
Creepshow
Hatchet
Re-Animator
Near Dark

[MovieGal]

A horror movie that's so bad .... .its good to watch


http://i58.tinypic.com/2ik36lw.jpg
http://i59.tinypic.com/33oqus8.jpg
http://i57.tinypic.com/2zdrask.png

The People Under The Stairs.....

[Derek Vinyard]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/8b/Joy_Ride_Poster.jpg

to everybody on this forum this movie R.O.C.K !

[MovieGal]

Uzumaki

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjs1rsrTSjI

Ekusute

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtuKpUSJ2GA

Dumplings

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ixdhYr3a6g

The Heirloom

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KI59a8B9gBQ

[Kakarot89]

Dumplings

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ixdhYr3a6g


Oh f***, why did you have to remind me of this? It was such a f***ed up movie. Good though. The ending was kinda ...eh.

[MovieGal]

Oh f***, why did you have to remind me of this? It was such a f***ed up movie. Good though. The ending was kinda ...eh.

Why not! Its horror!!

actually out of those four.. my favorite is "The Heirloom" then "Uzumaki" which is a manga as well.. My daughter said the manga is more dark and more gore

[Guaporense]

100th post.

I bet Guapo has seen that, Zotis.

There exists 80,000 hours of anime* and I have only watched 2,000 hours. If you pick a random anime the probability that I have watched it is 2.5%.

There exists about 40,000 Hollywood movies available and I have watched about 1,600, if you pick a random Hollywood movie the probability I have watched it is 4%.

I have to watch a ton more anime before I can say that I am an anime buff. Way more than what I have watched so far. I know a higher proportion of famous Hollywood movies than about famous anime.

The difference is that in this forum nobody else besides me and Zotis among active posters watches anime regularly so I am like the one eyed in the land of the blind. I posted a guy from an anime forum who watched 40,000 hours of anime. Now that's a real specialist in the field who has watched exactly 51% of all hours of anime in existence according to that same database. He watched about as much anime as MarfF watched hollywood movies.

*that's the number of hours of anime in the MyAnimeList.com database.

[Kakarot89]

Why not! Its horror!!

actually out of those four.. my favorite is "The Heirloom" then "Uzumaki" which is a manga as well.. My daughter said the manga is more dark and more gore

It's just one of those films that burned its way into my head. I've seen A Serbian Film and Cannibal Holocaust and neither of those burned into my brain like Dumplings did. Probably because Dumplings was way more subtle than the former films. It's still just one of those films I remember.

[jiraffejustin]

Have you seen the film in question, Guapo?

[Derek Vinyard]

Best Found Footage ever here !

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-Rnx5TPnShsU/TayZpAga4dI/AAAAAAAABNo/cqpkjYSj_kg/s1600/Grave_Encounters.jpg

Recommand to everyone

[Guaporense]

Have you seen the film in question, Guapo?

Of course not. Zotis has talked more about obscure anime titles than I did. Almost everything in my top 100 animations list and in my favorite TV series list can be regarded as relatively mainstream.

[Swan]

Uzumaki

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjs1rsrTSjI

Read the manga instead.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

Best Found Footage ever here !

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-Rnx5TPnShsU/TayZpAga4dI/AAAAAAAABNo/cqpkjYSj_kg/s1600/Grave_Encounters.jpg

Recommand to everyone

[REC] is the best found footage. Grave Encounters is pretty good, though. Here are a few more good found-footage films I recommend:

Alien Abduction
V/H/S 1&2
The Bay
Lake Mungo
The Last Exorcism
The Tunnel
In The Dark
Atrocious
Unaware
The Garlock Incident
The Last Broadcast

[honeykid]

^^+ rep because I really liked The Last Broadcast.^^

[Guaporense]

TBF, Guap, it's not supposed to be an advert for Brazil. :D

It just shows how incredibly narrow minded is the view of the people of the northern hemisphere about South America. Movies set in the UK don't usually portray the UK as a place where people get kidnapped, executed and tortured.

[MovieGal]

I bought this today and it had some good films listed... some that I thought was just crap..

http://i61.tinypic.com/1zczjp1.jpg

Here are the films featured in the magazine

1. The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari (1920) ~ Have not seen it
2. Nosferatu (1922) ~ Loved it!
3. The Phantom of the Opera (1925) ~ Loved it!!
4. Frankenstein (1931) ~ Loved it!!
5. The Mummy (1932) ~ Loved it!!
6. Dracula (1931) ~ Loved it!!!
7. Freaks (1932) ~ Have not seen it
8. The Invisible Man (1933) ~ Loved it!!
9. King Kong (1933) ~ Enjoyed it, not a favorite of old classic horror
10. The Bride of Frankenstein (1935) ~ Enjoyed it, not one of my favorites
11. The Wolfman (1941) ~ Loved it!!
12. Cat People (1942) ~ Have not seen it
13. Isle of the Dead (1945) ~ Seen it very very long ago.. need to rewatch
14. The Thing From Another World (1951) & the Thing (1982) ~ Havent seen the first one, loved the second one!
15. Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) ~ Seen it very very long ago... need to rewatch
16. The Fly (1958 & 1986) ~ Loved the first one (Vincent Price), enjoyed the second one.
17. Psycho (1960) ~ Ah, Norman Bates, you are awesome!!!
18. Whatever Happened to Baby Jane (1962) ~ seen it very very long ago, going to rewatch soon since I bought the dvd today.
19. The Birds (1962) ~ Loved it! "Peck, peck, peck"
20. The Haunting (1963) ~ Loved it!!!
21. The Village of the Damned (1960) ~ Havent seen this but have seen the remake with Christopher Reeves and Mark Hamill
22. Night of the Living Dead (1968) ~ Loved it!
23. Rosemary's Baby (1968) ~ Loved it!!
24. The Exorcist (1973) ~ Loved it!!
25. The Wicker Man (1973) ~ My Favorite Horror of All Times!!!
26. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) ~ Loved it!!
27. Jaws (1975) ~ seen it when it came out in theatres, not one of my favorites tho.
28. The Stepford Wives (1975) ~ didnt care much for it.
29. The Omen (1976) ~ Loved it!!
30. Carrie (1976) ~ Loved it!!
31. Halloween (1978) ~ the beginning of cheesy horror, not really a favorite.
32. Alien (1979) ~ great film!
33. The Shining (1980) ~ Loved it!!! (Here's Johnny!)
34. Friday the 13th (1980) ~ again Cheese!
35. An American Werewolf in London (1981) ~ Have not seen this in an extremely long time, rewatch?
36. Poltergeist (1982) ~ I enjoyed it. Maggoted porkchop anyone?
37. The Dead Zone (1983) ~ barely remember this film.
38. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) ~ again more cheese!
39. Re-Animator (1985) ~ again barely remember this film.
40. Aliens (1986) ~ just as good as the original (That's it, man. Game over, man! Game over!)
41. Misery (1990) ~ One of Stephen King's greatest!!
42. The Silence of the Lambs (1991) ~ F*cking love it! Anthony Hopkins is the Bomb! (Mads is second for being "Hannibal")
43. The Blair Witch (1999) ~ How did this make the list???
44. The Sixth Sense (1999) ~ This is not horror!!!
45. American Pyscho (2000) ~ Movie good, book ok, book ~ whole chapter on Phil Collins and Genesis, WTF???
46. The Others (2001) ~ Loved it!!!... but Im a fan of Alejandro Amenebar (the director)
47. 28 Days Later (2002) ~ Great film!
48. Let the Right One In (2008) ~ Great film, the Swedish one, not the American remake..

[honeykid]

Well, that's a crap magazine as at least two of the choices aren't even horrors.

Guap: Scotland isn't a place where drug addicts climb out of toilets. What's your point? Like I said, it's not supposed to be an ad. If anything, it's placed in Brazil because it's thought of as a party heaven/paradise, with wonderful people, lots of sunshine and clear sandy beaches.. And cheap booze. It's meant to be this idyllic paradise and it becomes a nightmare.

[MovieGal]

Well, that's a crap magazine as at least two of the choices aren't even horrors.



Thats what I was telling a friend of mine who works at a place that sells dvds... he said "The Sixth Sense" is horror to someone like me! I guess it depends on how delicate a person is.....

[Swan]

The Sixth Sense is horror. Don't give me any of that "supernatural thriller" crap.

[MovieGal]

The Sixth Sense is horror. Don't give me any of that "supernatural thriller" crap.

I dont consider it horror.... I was bored out of my mind!

[MovieGal]

Horror Fans who enjoyed the French film

http://www.gorestruly.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/inside-movie-poster1.jpg

You may want to check out..... its by the same directors/writers.

http://www.horror-movies.ca/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Livide-Poster-350x464.jpg

[Camo]

I thought this would be the best place to put this. I've been in the mood for Horror movies lately, and i noticed Witchfinder General is on both the BBC IPlayer and the Horror list. So has anyone seen it, and would you recommend it?

[rambond]

saw The Brood (1979), not bad , 7/10, from david cronenberg, gonna download the tenant later on.

[Swan]

I thought this would be the best place to put this. I've been in the mood for Horror movies lately, and i noticed Witchfinder General is on both the BBC IPlayer and the Horror list. So has anyone seen it, and would you recommend it?

Very good movie, in my opinion. And honestly, you can't go wrong with Vincent Price - even if the movie is crap he's always a joy to watch.

[Camo]

Very good movie, in my opinion. And honestly, you can't go wrong with Vincent Price - even if the movie is crap he's always a joy to watch.

Thanks Swan :).

[honeykid]

I thought this would be the best place to put this. I've been in the mood for Horror movies lately, and i noticed Witchfinder General is on both the BBC IPlayer and the Horror list. So has anyone seen it, and would you recommend it?
I don't like it very much, at least, I didn't the last time I watched it. However, it's a well regarded horror film and if you like the look and feel of The Wicker Man and, especially, The Blood On Satan's Claw, then it's worth looking at.

[the samoan lawyer]

I thought this would be the best place to put this. I've been in the mood for Horror movies lately, and i noticed Witchfinder General is on both the BBC IPlayer and the Horror list. So has anyone seen it, and would you recommend it?

Its certainly worth a watch however I wasn't overly keen on it. Like Swan said though, almost anything Price is in is worth seeing. Unlike HK, i preffered it to The Blood on Satan's Claw, which i just couldn't get into. Enjoy.

[Derek Vinyard]

HEY MY TOPIC !!!! COMEBACK !!

[Swan]

You can't call this a Horror Crew if all the members haven't seen some Fulci. Homework assignment for the "Crew" is to watch Zombie and The Beyond. You can follow up with The New York Ripper if you are feeling extra sleezy.

I've seen Zombie. I have a Zombie shirt. I have The New York Ripper too, but have yet to watch it.

My dad had this limited edition DVD of The Beyond too, but he sold it on eBay. I've never forgiven him.

Awww, look at young Swan and JJ, back when they were first becoming buddies. :cool:

[MovieGal]

We should do a Horror Crew "Watch" list. Everyone who is a member submits a film .. we randomly draw one a week and we watch it for that week only and give a review of it.. they did this similar on another horror forum I belonged to.

[Swan]

We should do a Horror Crew "Watch" list. Everyone who is a member submits a film .. we randomly draw one a week and we watch it for that week only and give a review of it.. they did this similar on another horror forum I belonged to.

That would be cool. JJ was talking to me about a similar idea he had. I'd be down.

[MovieGal]

We would do it for each member to have a turn .. like week #1 would be Swans film, Week #2 would be Derek's.. etc..

[MovieGal]

Something like this tho.. I would actually put a limitation on what to watch and not watch... I mean, yeah I could come up with some really sick films but its not for everyone.. so it would just be a horror factor and not an extreme cinema factor.

[Derek Vinyard]

We should do a Horror Crew "Watch" list. Everyone who is a member submits a film .. we randomly draw one a week and we watch it for that week only and give a review of it.. they did this similar on another horror forum I belonged to.

I like this idea !!

[MovieGal]

I would be willing to take the reins of it... as long as most are ok with it... and we would all help set the guidelines.. I prefer group participation than just dictatorship..

[MovieGal]

if it catches on, we could do rounds of it by decades so that gives us a wider movie view or by a series of decades. Like 1900 to 1939, 1940 to 1959, 1960 to 1979, etc... and each one would pick a film from those time periods...

[Ðèstîñy]

We would do it for each member to have a turn .. like week #1 would be Swans film, Week #2 would be Derek's.. etc..

A few days ago, I was telling Citizen that this is how the Hall of Fame threads should be done. I wish, anyway!

[MovieGal]

should we take a poll? or how do you think we should proceed?

[MovieGal]

This is how I look at it.

If we do it by decades such as 1900 to 1939, etc.. then perhaps at that time, the other members, who arent into such gore, could participate. There are many great horror films from the early decades. As we move further to the current, they dont have to participate but at least it would give them a chance to enjoy the crew "watchlist" as well.

[Kakarot89]

I really like MovieGal's idea. I also agree we should stick to actual horror and try to avoid extreme cinema, A Serbian Film and Human Centipede are not for everyone. I know I'm not on movie forums much but I'd totally be willing to participate in this.

[Derek Vinyard]

I'm in for the idea of MG too! it's an awesome idea