What's your favorite Horror Film?, page 2

reply to post by Sonya610

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omg yes, how could I forget. I just resaw Mr. Brooks 2 months ago. Now that was an interesting movie for me that marked a comeback for mr. Costner.
He and William Hurt pulled off those schizo scenes perfectly and with humor

EDIT: How about that theme too... yummy

[edit on 6/7/08 by flice]

reply to post by flice

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Another good one is Hard Candy. Different as it involves a pedo type that meets a sweet young girl on the internet. Then things turn bad for him. Very intense, lots of dark humor, all takes place in one day.

Edit and yes Mr. Brooks had some great scenes. Wish they focused on that hangman guy more. But that ending scissors blood scene...for the record I did NOT replay that 5 times...cause if i did that would make me some kind of freak. : )


[edit on 6-7-2008 by Sonya610]

reply to post by Sonya610

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I read about it, but haven't seen it though. It doesn't quite seem to fit my fetich for horror in the classic sense

Ah yes, dark humor. Then we have to mention "The Cottage"... I couldn't quite figure that one out if it was trying to be humourous on purpose. But talk about "tragic" murders in that one.

Also there's another new one that surprised me a bit. Can't remember the name but it was some kids out hiking and this pair of hick brothers, one old, one fat would kill the hikers and make snuff kinda movies with them.
Not great acting but a decent attempt for a first timer.

reply to post by flice

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The Cottage? Well i have a blockbuster membership and my online queue is always going empty. This thread is filling it up. Will add that one.

Have you seen Hannibal Rising? Okay the acting was a bit stiff...but the characters did get very into what they were doing. Lots of entertaining moments in that movie, plus that Hannibal guy is very attractive.

reply to post by Sonya610

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Yep, I saw it. Mostly because of the Hannibal theme. The Jodie Foster one was very good, in that 90s way. But honestly I'm having trouble remembering the full story in Hannibal Rising.
Was something with the 2nd world war and parents dieing or something like that? I'll take your word for him being attractive ;P I guess I'd have to see it again.

Recently I ran into a spree of very bad 1st timer American horror movies. So I began looking east instead and came across all those Korean and japanese flicks. A lot of them turn out to be really nice and they know how to do cinematography.
Again... I have a sucky memory when it comes to names, but just go for random movies, I bet you'll strike gold 90% of the time

reply to post by flice

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Yeah well, our tastes must differ. Hannibal had many very sadistic, interesting scenes. : )

If you are still looking for good horror films, Masters of Horror (a Showtime series, all famous horror directors, lots of fun, twisted, and dark stuff) is good.

Also some of the "8 Films to Die For" flicks are pretty good. Some are good, some aren't, but some organization chooses 8 of the best little known horror films each year.

rather than mention previously mentioned films or films that are obvious, I'll give you a movie that scared the pants of a young Crakeur. Let me preface this with a story. One night in college a friend and I were renting movies for the night and we hit the usual comedy options (we were going to be in a laughing mood, if you get my drift) and then we hit the horror to see if there was anything worthwhile. My friend grabs a movie off the shelf and says it's the scariest movie he's ever seen. He says he watched it when he was a kid, with his dad, when a baseball game was rained out. It was on regular tv (all the creepy stuff likely edited out) and both he and his dad were freaked out by it.

I looked at the movie and nearly dropped it. I saw the movie too. I had rented it with friends when I was in high school Scariest damned film I'd ever seen and I was into all kinds of horror, gore fest, creep shows etc.

The story is about a woman who moves into an apartment and meets all these strange neighbors. Some of whom scare her for various reasons. I can't say much more without letting the end game out but, suffice it to say, we rented it again and we scared the hell out of our friends with it.

Is it still scary? Given the 1977 release date, the makeup is probably outdated and silly but I can't say for sure because I haven't seen it since.
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The sleeping bag one is badass.

[edit on 7/7/08 by enjoies05]

reply to post by Givenmay

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Givenmay, your not supposed to post pictures of my ex wife, she will get angry, you won't like her when shes angry

reply to post by whatukno

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LOL, I have more, you are welcome to them!

She is so beautifully horrid

I know you miss her!

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