MoFo Top 100 Horror Movies: The List

I like that word gorgiven Very appropriate for a horror countdown.

Well I also mentioned bad blood.

Calm down girls.
All this bad blood and bitching... anyone would think this countdown was full of vampires and werewolves.


Or something.

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Yet to see activity that isn't underhanded, from you. You pop in twice, once to complain about Aliens. A second time to say the list is tainted. Some stellar great energy you got going there.

Don't worry everyone... this is the way of things.


MoFo = Yay!
MoFo List = Also Yay! As long as it goes my way!


Also... there's always moaning at the start of lists.
Which, well, I don't get...


Like, "Why is movie x at 99th place?!?!?!?! I mean, it's not that good!! MY MOVIE SHOULD BE IN THE COUNTDOWN!"


Calm down, peeps... like, the list reveal is still in the 90s and 80s... surely the fact that the movies you picked haven't shown yet, IS A GOOD THING.
Surely, you'd want them to be in the top, like, 70? At least?

I just finished watching The House That Jack Built, so I'm up to 12/14 seen so far.

I wasn't expecting the visuals in the epilogue. They were a pleasant surprise.

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Underhanded? You and I only talked that one time, and I ended it with a humble apology, so don't tell me you know know me very well. Who are you to judge my actions after having a forum conversation with me for literally two days? You only replied to me a few times and the one to sort it out was Yoda.

Clearly you don't think my apology was worth much. If you expect me to be angry after one experience (and for the final time, that anger mostly stemmed from **** I've been dealing with at home since November), that's your own expectation. You're the one who's still angry, not me. When I'm angry, I go on tangents. You've seen that before. If I'm making a small comment, I'm not angry. Bet you didn't know that, did you?

Do you realize that was the only outburst I've had one these forums ever since I first became active? You are literally THE only person I shouted at here. How many other conversations have we had before. The undeniable truth is that you know nothing about me. But if you want to be proven right, then by all means keep pretending you know me better than I do and I'll keep getting angry. If you don't want me to get angry, how about admitting you were wrong about me instead of judging me for the misinterpretation you made? Bottom line is that you expected me to be angry after one conversation with me, and got angry with me first this time. Nothing you say can change that.

Could we perhaps take this discussion in a PM, guys?


Anyways, glad to see Birdemic 2 pop up!

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Sure. That is, if Nostromo thinks it's wise. But I still feel I need to clarify that I was not angry when I made those two comments. I offered to pay Nostromo back by being a guest presenter, which should be some proof I learned a lesson there.

I was actually planning on watching Ginger Snaps, along with The Devil's Backbone, before the deadline, but that didn't happen so...and I also would like to think that they would've actually made my list had I ended up watching them, so it's cool seeing them turn up.

I've seen a few of the Voorhees movies, and I wasn't impressed nor that amused. Part 3 isn't one of those I've watched, so maybe it is more engaging and fun than what I've experienced with the franchise so far.

Cannibal Holocaust, Re-Animator, They Live, and The Last House On The Left, are all horror films I will be seeing in the future. Maybe even Dog Soldiers, since Neil Marshall is a pretty fun film-maker. I've never heard of The Beyond though.

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Oh my God silly me, I didn't even consider mother!, even though it was one of my favourite films of 2017.

I really didn't like the first trailer for Mother!, and what I heard from people who saw the film didn't exactly change my mind about watching it. Maybe if someone other than Jennifer Lawrence was the main character, I'd be more willing to give it a shot.

Altered States is a film I keep seeing around, and I tell myself I'll watch it, but then I completely forget about it until it comes up again, and the cycle continues. It's also on the Sci-Fi list, so I imagine it'll be right up my alley if I can remember to track down a copy.

Seen: 12/16
My List: 1

02. Re-Animator (1985) - #88
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25. The Void (2016) - DNP/1 Pointers List

Haven't seen either of these. I've seen four of Aronofsky's films and disliked all of them. I doubt Mother! would be any different.

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I thought Mother! was a big fat dud, but Altered States is terrific.

I watched The House that Jack Built, a mixed bag for me and I wouldn't even think of it as a horror movie. With that I've seen all of them and I can't imagine anything else showing up that I haven't seen.

Hey! finally one that I've seen. Can you guess which? Of course it would be Altered States, I haven't seen it since the 1980s, but I always remembered it as being a cool concept film.

Not seen Altered States and I’m not sure I’ve even heard of it it actually. Sounds interesting...

And HELL YES so glad to see Mother! on the list. It was my number 8. I absolutely loved this hell ride when it came out. Lots of fun metaphors, symbolism, references, comparisons, themes, morals and all this is packed inside a slowly developing mystery thriller that just keeps on elevating the madness until the crazy finale. I had my mouth either open or smiling for most of the runtime when I saw this in the cinemas. I reviewed it for the place I write for and this first film ever since I started writing (2014) that I gave tops marks in every category we review in (story, acting, visuals, sound) and thereby made it a perfect score. I love this flick!

Sorry for starting the confusion about the Orphanage (not on the list) and The Devils Backbone.

I've seen Altered States a long time ago. I remember it being more like an odd (duh, it's by Ken Russell) drug induced scifi than horror. It's on Netflix now so I've been planning to rewatch it at some point. Mother! I haven't seen yet but it's on Netflix too so I will. Not a huge fan of Aronofsky but he has some decent films.

Seen: 14/16

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