Discussion
Session 9
George Romeros Dawn of the Dead and his original Night of the Living Dead
Dark Water (original, not the terrible American remake)
28 Days Later
The Descent
Acacia (Not really a horror film, but still a good creepy film)
The Orphanage. (Beautifully shot, another Del Torro masterpiece)
Candyman
Diary of the Dead.
The Exorcist.
The Mist (Astonishing ending)
Geoul sokeuro (Good fun, but a bit disposable)
Hellraiser (the first one)
Jacobs Ladder
Avoid:
Saw, Saw 2, Saw14 etc...
Hostel
Cabin Fever
All american remakes of Korean and Japanese horror movies.
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Stuart
Edited: Meant 28 Days later, not 28 weeks later.
George Romeros Dawn of the Dead and his original Night of the Living Dead
Dark Water (original, not the terrible American remake)
28 Days Later
The Descent
Acacia (Not really a horror film, but still a good creepy film)
The Orphanage. (Beautifully shot, another Del Torro masterpiece)
Candyman
Diary of the Dead.
The Exorcist.
The Mist (Astonishing ending)
Geoul sokeuro (Good fun, but a bit disposable)
Hellraiser (the first one)
Jacobs Ladder
Avoid:
Saw, Saw 2, Saw14 etc...
Hostel
Cabin Fever
All american remakes of Korean and Japanese horror movies.
-
Stuart
Edited: Meant 28 Days later, not 28 weeks later.
Edited by sstein on Sunday 7th September 20:36
richyb said:
New out in the cinema or any films?
Nothing great out recently. If you're looking for a classic why not 'The Wickerman' with Christopher Lee. Great horror film imho.
Sorry. Should have read 'favourite horror film' I really like something that is quite believable.Nothing great out recently. If you're looking for a classic why not 'The Wickerman' with Christopher Lee. Great horror film imho.
The St. Francisville Experiment is a good one.
speedtwelve said:
Watched '1408' the other night. John Cusack, paranormal sceptic & debunker, attempts to spend night in dodgy New York hotel room. Watch it on your own at about 1am. It comprehensively put the s
tters up me.
Me and the missus watched this ages ago. Started off very promising but the last hour or so we found utter dross, spoiled what was going to be a seemingly great film.tters up me.28 weeks later is poop, not a patch on the original.
I cant remember the last time i was actually shocked by a horror film.
FEAR the game was bloody scary, had nightmares for weeks while playing it. Whenever i walked down a dark corridor that little girl
was always in my peripheral vision, scary.
I cant remember the last time i was actually shocked by a horror film.
FEAR the game was bloody scary, had nightmares for weeks while playing it. Whenever i walked down a dark corridor that little girl
was always in my peripheral vision, scary.
richyb said:
Nothing great out recently. If you're looking for a classic why not 'The Wickerman' with Christopher Lee. Great horror film imho.
Yep. Watched it the other night for the umpteenth time and it really is excellent.
Love the story, love the soundtrack, the scenery, the cast.
A really good film spoiled only by Britt Ekland's awful dubbed Scottish voice, but redeemed by her super breasts and her stunt double's most excellent bottom.
An American Werewolf in London is another superb horror film, also enhanced by the delicious Jenny Agutter.
And if you really want to watch vintage horror, then Quatermass and the Pit is excellent viewing.
Does anyone else remember The Ghoul, with John Hurt?
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