The Horror/Slasher movie thread!
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Amos Stevens
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Remember when Omen use to be the scarriest movie around 
Nightmare on elm street
Nightmare on elm street
KimonoSoul
Wacky on the Junk
Maximum Overdrive. I guess not really a slasher, but the mechanical things did do some pretty bloody damage. And the soundtrack was great as well. I didn't go up to a vending machine for an entire summer after I saw that movie.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the original, not the remake. "The saw is family." Tee-hee!
And anything with Bruce Campbell! He cracks me up.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the original, not the remake. "The saw is family." Tee-hee!
And anything with Bruce Campbell! He cracks me up.
mikek7316
Engorged Member
Chainsaws
Only the original...
This story is an account the tragedy that befell four youths, in particular Sally Hardesty and her invalid brother Franklin. It is all the more tragic in that they were young. But had they lived very, very long lives, they could not have imagined, nor would they have wished to see, as much of the mad and macabre as they were to see that day. For them, an idyllic summer afternoon became one of the worst and most grisly nightmares in the annals of American history. It was the TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE!
That's the intro to the film as best I can remember it. It's definitely the finest horror film ever made! If you haven't seen this "originator of modern horror," you should check it out. I've only seen it like 1000 times, almost as much as I've watched any of Seagal's movies. Directed by Tobe Hooper.
Not far behind this as best horror films are The Exorcist, Re-Animator, Nightmare on Elm Street, Halloween, Scream, Evil Dead II, and Psycho. The Ring was also really scary!
What a great new thread!
Only the original...
This story is an account the tragedy that befell four youths, in particular Sally Hardesty and her invalid brother Franklin. It is all the more tragic in that they were young. But had they lived very, very long lives, they could not have imagined, nor would they have wished to see, as much of the mad and macabre as they were to see that day. For them, an idyllic summer afternoon became one of the worst and most grisly nightmares in the annals of American history. It was the TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE!
That's the intro to the film as best I can remember it. It's definitely the finest horror film ever made! If you haven't seen this "originator of modern horror," you should check it out. I've only seen it like 1000 times, almost as much as I've watched any of Seagal's movies. Directed by Tobe Hooper.
Not far behind this as best horror films are The Exorcist, Re-Animator, Nightmare on Elm Street, Halloween, Scream, Evil Dead II, and Psycho. The Ring was also really scary!
What a great new thread!
Amos Stevens
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Duel was another one along the lines of Maximum Overdrive
Mason
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Hide and Seek full trailer.
I remeber IT clearly.It is a verry good Stephen King movie .. 1 of the best 
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Fio said:Evid Dead (the 3 ones) and The Exorcist are, for me the scariest ones. Same if they are not so scary, the Stephen King movies are very good as well, particularly 'It' and 'Rose Red'
I remeber IT clearly.It is a verry good Stephen King movie .. 1 of the best
Here the new full trailer for Hide and Seek
pantera
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Yes i think so too. But you problably saw more movies than me.Mason said:I loooove the Hellraiser series.
because of university, i hadn't time to go to the cinema or to rent dvd and i hadn't the cable, i wasn't watching tv a lot.
Now there's a lot of movies i didn't see. I'm a little bit late but with the net and friens who dowload movies, it's easier for me.
ORANGATUANG
Wildfire
Ok watch the re-make of "amityville horror" if that doesnt scare you just an wee bit then i dont know what will ..The movie "physco"(excuse my spelling) got to me normally when i have an shower i dont have the light on..but till this day the lights always on..but thats the type of horror i like..one thats scares the the living daylights out of you...."the birds" is another one for its era.."night mare on elm street" i just love freddy..
Does any one here remember that poem;
One, two, Freddys coming for you.
three, four, better lock your door.
five, six, grab your cruserfix.
seven , eight, dont stay up late.
nine, ten, freddys back again..(dont fall asleep guys............)
Ohhhh freddy you bad, bad boy.....
Plus it takes alot to scare me really iam going to see "the ring 2" soon..
Does any one here remember that poem;
One, two, Freddys coming for you.
three, four, better lock your door.
five, six, grab your cruserfix.
seven , eight, dont stay up late.
nine, ten, freddys back again..(dont fall asleep guys............)
Ohhhh freddy you bad, bad boy.....
Plus it takes alot to scare me really iam going to see "the ring 2" soon..
pantera
New Member
ORANGATUANG said:
I like the 2 first Amityville. And i also enjoyed reading the book in the middle of the night
Maybe ill take a look at the new one even if i don't like remakes.
I do remember the little song in freddy. It was really well found.
As soon as you have seen the ring 2, tell me if it's a good movie. The 1st one was not bad.
mikek7316
Engorged Member
pantera said:I like the 2 first Amityville. And i also enjoyed reading the book in the middle of the night
Maybe ill take a look at the new one even if i don't like remakes.
I do remember the little song in freddy. It was really well found.
As soon as you have seen the ring 2, tell me if it's a good movie. The 1st one was not bad.
Hi Pantera,
Can't you see I'm easily bothered by persistence? "Walk" is a pretty easy song to play, at least besides the solo part. I love that band!!!