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10-18-2005, 07:19 AM
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Really tough to add to this list!
Dracula (as played by Christpher Lee w/ Peter Cushing as Van Helsing)
Godzilla vs. The Sea Monster (the camp is worth the rental cost) Parents ("What exactly was this before it was a leftover?") The Thing (Carpenter remake) The Ghost & Mr. Chicken The Hills Have Eyes Phantasm The Blob Them Alien Have not seen (yet) but they keep being recommended to me as creepy - Blair Witch Project The Ring 1, 2 Saw
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10-18-2005, 08:08 AM
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The 1963 version of the Haunting was a great movie...
Loved Ghost and Mr. Chicken as a kid (I'm still a big kid!  )John Carpenter's The Thing is a classic for me... Couple of my other favoites are... Abbot and Costello meet Frankenstein and... Abbot and Costello - Catch That Ghost. And I'm sure Echowars will chime in with a vote for Young Doctor Frankenstein! Scott
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10-18-2005, 08:14 AM
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Couple of new movies I'd like to see would be the remake of The Fog, and the new movie Stay.
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10-22-2005, 12:12 AM
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Halloween, strangely enough, is my favorite Halloween movie!  Halloween 2 would be my Least favorite! 
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10-22-2005, 04:07 AM
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Audition(a Japanese film also.)It starts like a romantic drama,and turns VERY twisted in the middle and never lets up.
Carnival Of Souls_Very stylish,creepy early 60's drive-in flick.One of my favorite Halloween movies. The Hills Have Eyes-One of the early,really gruesome Wes Craven movies. Repulsion-An earlier Polanski movie with Catherine Denueve going animal crackers before our very eyes. The Kingdom-The original Danish mini-series,not the Steven King tv thing it was based on.Very bizarre ghost story. Jimmy
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10-23-2005, 08:03 PM
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Blair Witch is kinda creepy on the first view of the film, movie really freaked me out a bit and I had to go work alone in big dark gymnasium all alone right after at night when I saw it. Rented it when it came out and it didn't have the same thrill.
I just saw a scary one, High Tension, I think it's French, it has a really preposterous and stupid ending but all the stuff that happens before the dumb ending is pretty scary  Saw was a great movie I usually always have movies figured out before their ending but this was one of the few that just really shocked and surpised me.
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10-23-2005, 08:06 PM
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Is Spiral the right title? Anyone got the Japanese title? I did a search on Netflix and got nothing for Spiral???
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10-23-2005, 08:32 PM
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Try "uzumaki" as the title,Thor.
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10-23-2005, 08:40 PM
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Here's a few more to add to the Halloween list, by virtue of the fact that not many have ever seen them, and they really succeed as great horror films. Session 9 - Breaks all kinds of horror rules, and works really well as a result. There's just so much about this flick that will keep you guessing that I was on my heels when the final curtain fell. Ginger Snaps - Succeeds where most modern horror flicks fall flat on their face. It's funny, smart, lyrical, and damn scary, often at the very same time. For all my Canadian AK brothers it's also an entirely Canadian production. Cube - Also Canadian (who says Canucks can't make brilliant films)? Very smart, at times really gory, and all in all, quite a frightening ride! Hope you guys enjoy some of these, and add them to you recommended lists. If you do give them a view, lemme hear what you think...
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10-23-2005, 09:08 PM
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10-23-2005, 09:13 PM
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Alright Thor! Good to see another few "real horror fans" at AK. Audition is ----- Sorry, I'm having trouble coming up with ways to spell Ohhh brrrrrrarggggh geez!
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10-24-2005, 07:27 AM
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CUBE!! Yes! For pure unrelenting tension, this film scores big.
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10-24-2005, 08:49 AM
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Halloween Movies, My choices:
The Excorsist Juon:the grudge(Japanese theatrical version)-Very spooky Uzumaki (japanese)-Just plain wierd Kairo (Japanese)-Also wierd, but spooky, freaked my wife out. Cursed (Japanese-by the same folks who gave us Uzumaki) also wierd and spooky. The Ring (any version)-spooky Tomie: Replay (Japanese)-Kind of spooky, different Curse of the Demon/Day of the Demon- Not really scarey, but interesting and fun anyway. A classic. Tale of Two Sisters (korean)-sort of spooky twisted Whispering Corridors (Korean)-ghosts in an all girls school Phone (korean)-nice spooky movie The eye-Thai horror, Similar to the 6th sense, but done better. Shutter-another Thai horror, very nice twist at the end.
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