I forgot about Creepshow. Loved that when I was younger.
This is the most memorable story to me.
OT: Favorite Horror Movies
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This is the most memorable story to me.
“......And to Helll it can go!”. Perhaps favorite movie review ever!From Hell It Came (I think that is what you mean) is a stand out. Even as a little kid it makes you laugh.
This was a cornball classic! That monster makes me laugh to this day!
I haven't watched a scary movie in years. A few fightening scenes from movies that I won't watch still to this day..Exorcist when we first see and here it speak. Haunting of Emily Rose IIRC when she is upside down chanting and eating insects. Old man walking around whistling in Poltergeist. The cousin in the room in Pet Cemetary. Scenes from The Grudge like her crawling down the stairs although I always mix that Shutter and The Ring up. Those freaks with masks in Strangers. A creepy series is Haunting of Hill House Netflix.
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They selected that house because it was pretty much a duplicate of the "real" one in Long Island.
Ill offer an unmentioned one.. 2005's The Descent... about 20-something outdoorsy chicks going spellunking... and *stuff* happens.. and there is a Descent 2
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The Haunting of Hill House was amazing. Season 2should be even scarier.
The bent neck lady scared the hell out of me. I was so frightened she was watching me sleep.
Great thread
Would add cult classic Race with the Devil (1975) - Peter Fonda, Warren Oates, Loretta Swit. A mere 120 minutes - very much worth your time. Odd but cool premise, no blood/gore, major mind games. Stick around to the end.
Would add cult classic Race with the Devil (1975) - Peter Fonda, Warren Oates, Loretta Swit. A mere 120 minutes - very much worth your time. Odd but cool premise, no blood/gore, major mind games. Stick around to the end.
The Snow Creature (1954) Thought to be the first American film about the Yeti. Very scary once it was captured and brought to the big city and a mystery how it got around without being seen.
I have 2....the original Frankenstein and the Charles Laughton version of Island of Lost Souls (are we not men?).
The Thing From Another World 1951
Frankenstein
The Bride of Frankenstein
It The Terror
Dracula
The Creeping Unknown
War of the Worlds
The Day The Earth Stood Still
The Creature
Godzilla
King Kong
Halloween
Exorcist
Alien
Frankenstein
The Bride of Frankenstein
It The Terror
Dracula
The Creeping Unknown
War of the Worlds
The Day The Earth Stood Still
The Creature
Godzilla
King Kong
Halloween
Exorcist
Alien
Also;
X The Unknown
It Conquered The World
The Crawling Eye
Attack Of The 50 Foot Woman
The Mysterians.
So many in the 50' s.
Not exhaustive, but some of my favorites...
Exorcist
The Shining
Halloween (original)
The Witch
Prince of Darkness
Bram Stoker's Dracula (the one by Coppola)
Hereditary
Night of the Living Dead
Exorcist
The Shining
Halloween (original)
The Witch
Prince of Darkness
Bram Stoker's Dracula (the one by Coppola)
Hereditary
Night of the Living Dead
Some that haven't been mentioned.
The Ring (my buddy's wife is one of the teens in the beginning)
The Other (1972)
The Dead Zone: The best Stephen King film (yes, better than The Shining).
The Ring (my buddy's wife is one of the teens in the beginning)
The Other (1972)
The Dead Zone: The best Stephen King film (yes, better than The Shining).
