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SlaytanicMaggot
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One movie that really freaked me out when I was really little wasn't a horror movie, but the bad guy in it scared the crap out of me for some reason: "Rock-A-Doodle."
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Jetboy
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I'd have to break it down to my Top 5 since Horror movies have been around for so long. Let's see if I can name them cronologically.
1.Freaks 1932 2.Bride of Frankenstein 1935 3.Teenagers from Outer Space 1959 (The Best B-movie ever) 4. The Shining 1980 5. Evil Dead 2 1987
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Jetboy
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Originally posted by eggsandwich: You're my new friend.
Thanks Pal, "Freaks" is a great movie that I'd always heard about. It was banned for years and I picked it up on Laserdisc (Before DVDs) about 7 years ago. If you love great B-movies with amazingly bad (good) dialouge, I strongly recommend these these 3 Movies as starters. "The Monster That Challenged The World" "Teenagers From Outer Space" "The Killer Shrews" They are all out on DVD, unfortunately "Freaks" is not.
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quagmire
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Originally posted by zoidberg74: there was a movie out in the early eighties that i thought was scary, but i can't remember the name of it. there were these kids that would burn you to death with their hands. their fingernails were black. does this ring a bell with anyone? i'd like to know the name. ahhh yes, "The Children"...I'd probably laugh my ass off if I saw it today, but it creeped me out years back! there's WAYYY too many horror movies to mention, so I'll just go with the most recent I enjoyed: "Frailty". Caught it the other night on HBO, around 2AM or so. In some ways, the movie's premise might be too close to home (for some) to be considered a true horror film, but it was powerful, creepy stuff nonetheless.
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COOLGUY292
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« Reply #58 on: 05-10-2004 23:34 »
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I like mostly anything that ranges from the 80's to now, ive seen all nightmare on elmstreets, all friday the 13ths, all halloweens, all chainsaw massarces, all childs plays (chucky), but my favorite series is the evil deads, YEAH HAIL TO THE KING BABY
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Frank Horrigan
Delivery Boy
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« Reply #59 on: 05-11-2004 08:00 »
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Originally posted by chay's head: about the exorcist, wasnt that ment to be the scariest movie ever, when i saw it, when i was 14, i really wasnt scared, the whole vomiting scene made me lagh uncontrolably, i really found none of it scary, Scream had a bigger effect on me Watch it again perhaps. See it late at night... alone. Sometimes you're too young to really "understand" the emotions the characters go through. When I was 14 I only cared about horror movies that had alot of gore in them. I remember watching the Excorsist for the first time and it did nothing for me. The second time it really spooked me out. Other than The Excorsist I like horror flicks such as: The Shining Evil Dead 2 Army of Darkness Dellamorte Dellamore The Thing Texas Chainsaw Massacre(old) Braindead Dawn Of The Dead Voodo 2 (zombii, zombie flesh eaters or whatever)
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Nasty Pasty
DOOP Secretary
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Seasame Street: Follow that Bird.
You think I'm kidding?
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JustJack
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Scream 2 I love the final showdown type bit at the end when you find out who the killers are. Classic yet predictable.
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Buick 8
Bending Unit
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« Reply #72 on: 11-22-2004 14:20 »
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Braindead,(uncencored version) The living dead trilogy, The shining (kubricks), Halloween, The town of damned, Candyman, It, Friday the 13th, Nightmare on elmstreet, The exorcist, childsplay, Hannibal.
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