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10-16-2015, 06:13 AM
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Roar
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Here's a thread to help you choose good movies to look at near Halloween. For me, I always watch as many scary movies as I can for the month of October. Here is my list of favorites. They're not in any particular order. Make sure you share your favorites, too!
House of 1000 Corpses
Critics say: "[Director Rob] Zombie, pillaging from every low-budget freak-out he can, proves that he at least has a lurid touch for shock theatrics. Blood spatters on the floor like a Jackson Pollock."—Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly
Sleepy Hollow
Critics say: "Gorgeous filmmaking that brims over with fun-house thrills and ravishing romance... Heads roll, bodies pile up, and the horseman—played in flashback by a megaweird Christopher Walken—rises from the dead."—Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
The Halloween Collection
Critics say: "There isn't another post-1970 release that comes close to it in terms of scaring the living hell out of a viewer."—James Berardinelli, Reelviews
The Amityville Horror
Critics say: "[The house] causes members of the clergy to vomit whenever they visit the place, and has toilets that spew forth black goo. So much for the niceties."—Janet Maslin, The New York Times
Poltergeist
Critics say: "This is a barnstorming ghost story... consistently redeemed by its creator's dazzling sense of craft."—TimeOut London
The Paranormal Activity Collection
Critics say: "It comes by its screams honestly, earning them with incremental, at times agonizing gradations of old-fashioned, what's-that-noise-in-the-hallway suspense."—
ana Stevens, SlateThe Evil Dead Collection
Critics say: "The gore is considerable (though often imaginative) and Alvarez's decision to forego CGI effects pays grisly dividends. That may not be a genuine tongue being slashed in half lengthwise (while still, it should be noted, in its owner's mouth) but damned if it doesn't look like one."—Christopher Orr, The Atlantic
Trick 'r' Treat
Critics say: "A deftly crafted tribute to Halloween legends, Trick 'r' Treat hits all the genre marks with gusto and old fashioned suspense."
And of course, if you're a big baby-
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10-16-2015, 06:31 PM
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Bch
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Originally posted by LADY
Here's a thread to help you choose good movies to look at near Halloween. For me, I always watch as many scary movies as I can for the month of October. Here is my list of favorites. They're not in any particular order. Make sure you share your favorites, too!
House of 1000 Corpses
Critics say: "[Director Rob] Zombie, pillaging from every low-budget freak-out he can, proves that he at least has a lurid touch for shock theatrics. Blood spatters on the floor like a Jackson Pollock."—Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly
Sleepy Hollow
Critics say: "Gorgeous filmmaking that brims over with fun-house thrills and ravishing romance... Heads roll, bodies pile up, and the horseman—played in flashback by a megaweird Christopher Walken—rises from the dead."—Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
The Halloween Collection
Critics say: "There isn't another post-1970 release that comes close to it in terms of scaring the living hell out of a viewer."—James Berardinelli, Reelviews
The Amityville Horror
Critics say: "[The house] causes members of the clergy to vomit whenever they visit the place, and has toilets that spew forth black goo. So much for the niceties."—Janet Maslin, The New York Times
Poltergeist
Critics say: "This is a barnstorming ghost story... consistently redeemed by its creator's dazzling sense of craft."—TimeOut London
The Paranormal Activity Collection
Critics say: "It comes by its screams honestly, earning them with incremental, at times agonizing gradations of old-fashioned, what's-that-noise-in-the-hallway suspense."—
ana Stevens, SlateThe Evil Dead Collection
Critics say: "The gore is considerable (though often imaginative) and Alvarez's decision to forego CGI effects pays grisly dividends. That may not be a genuine tongue being slashed in half lengthwise (while still, it should be noted, in its owner's mouth) but damned if it doesn't look like one."—Christopher Orr, The Atlantic
Trick 'r' Treat
Critics say: "A deftly crafted tribute to Halloween legends, Trick 'r' Treat hits all the genre marks with gusto and old fashioned suspense."
And of course, if you're a big baby-
Not really a fan of scary movies most of the time, but heres one i like
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10-16-2015, 06:33 PM
#3
ResistTheSun
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10-16-2015, 11:17 PM
#4
Frosty
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Originally posted by LADY
Here's a thread to help you choose good movies to look at near Halloween. For me, I always watch as many scary movies as I can for the month of October. Here is my list of favorites. They're not in any particular order. Make sure you share your favorites, too!
House of 1000 Corpses
Critics say: "[Director Rob] Zombie, pillaging from every low-budget freak-out he can, proves that he at least has a lurid touch for shock theatrics. Blood spatters on the floor like a Jackson Pollock."—Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly
Sleepy Hollow
Critics say: "Gorgeous filmmaking that brims over with fun-house thrills and ravishing romance... Heads roll, bodies pile up, and the horseman—played in flashback by a megaweird Christopher Walken—rises from the dead."—Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
The Halloween Collection
Critics say: "There isn't another post-1970 release that comes close to it in terms of scaring the living hell out of a viewer."—James Berardinelli, Reelviews
The Amityville Horror
Critics say: "[The house] causes members of the clergy to vomit whenever they visit the place, and has toilets that spew forth black goo. So much for the niceties."—Janet Maslin, The New York Times
Poltergeist
Critics say: "This is a barnstorming ghost story... consistently redeemed by its creator's dazzling sense of craft."—TimeOut London
The Paranormal Activity Collection
Critics say: "It comes by its screams honestly, earning them with incremental, at times agonizing gradations of old-fashioned, what's-that-noise-in-the-hallway suspense."—
ana Stevens, SlateThe Evil Dead Collection
Critics say: "The gore is considerable (though often imaginative) and Alvarez's decision to forego CGI effects pays grisly dividends. That may not be a genuine tongue being slashed in half lengthwise (while still, it should be noted, in its owner's mouth) but damned if it doesn't look like one."—Christopher Orr, The Atlantic
Trick 'r' Treat
Critics say: "A deftly crafted tribute to Halloween legends, Trick 'r' Treat hits all the genre marks with gusto and old fashioned suspense."
And of course, if you're a big baby-
Paranormal Activity is classified as horror? Nothing fucking HAPPENS in that series. I watched one of them, and had to wait the whole movie to see any "scary" events happen. Oooo a pot moved, ooo the thing in the pool is in a different place now.
10-17-2015, 02:05 AM
#6
⭐ Temp ⭐
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Originally posted by LADY
Here's a thread to help you choose good movies to look at near Halloween. For me, I always watch as many scary movies as I can for the month of October. Here is my list of favorites. They're not in any particular order. Make sure you share your favorites, too!
House of 1000 Corpses
Critics say: "[Director Rob] Zombie, pillaging from every low-budget freak-out he can, proves that he at least has a lurid touch for shock theatrics. Blood spatters on the floor like a Jackson Pollock."—Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly
Sleepy Hollow
Critics say: "Gorgeous filmmaking that brims over with fun-house thrills and ravishing romance... Heads roll, bodies pile up, and the horseman—played in flashback by a megaweird Christopher Walken—rises from the dead."—Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
The Halloween Collection
Critics say: "There isn't another post-1970 release that comes close to it in terms of scaring the living hell out of a viewer."—James Berardinelli, Reelviews
The Amityville Horror
Critics say: "[The house] causes members of the clergy to vomit whenever they visit the place, and has toilets that spew forth black goo. So much for the niceties."—Janet Maslin, The New York Times
Poltergeist
Critics say: "This is a barnstorming ghost story... consistently redeemed by its creator's dazzling sense of craft."—TimeOut London
The Paranormal Activity Collection
Critics say: "It comes by its screams honestly, earning them with incremental, at times agonizing gradations of old-fashioned, what's-that-noise-in-the-hallway suspense."—
ana Stevens, SlateThe Evil Dead Collection
Critics say: "The gore is considerable (though often imaginative) and Alvarez's decision to forego CGI effects pays grisly dividends. That may not be a genuine tongue being slashed in half lengthwise (while still, it should be noted, in its owner's mouth) but damned if it doesn't look like one."—Christopher Orr, The Atlantic
Trick 'r' Treat
Critics say: "A deftly crafted tribute to Halloween legends, Trick 'r' Treat hits all the genre marks with gusto and old fashioned suspense."
And of course, if you're a big baby-
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10-20-2015, 08:13 PM
#8
SlimShadyXV-
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10-26-2015, 04:57 AM
#9
Tears
Temp is my dad.
Originally posted by LADY
Here's a thread to help you choose good movies to look at near Halloween. For me, I always watch as many scary movies as I can for the month of October. Here is my list of favorites. They're not in any particular order. Make sure you share your favorites, too!
House of 1000 Corpses
Critics say: "[Director Rob] Zombie, pillaging from every low-budget freak-out he can, proves that he at least has a lurid touch for shock theatrics. Blood spatters on the floor like a Jackson Pollock."—Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly
Sleepy Hollow
Critics say: "Gorgeous filmmaking that brims over with fun-house thrills and ravishing romance... Heads roll, bodies pile up, and the horseman—played in flashback by a megaweird Christopher Walken—rises from the dead."—Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
The Halloween Collection
Critics say: "There isn't another post-1970 release that comes close to it in terms of scaring the living hell out of a viewer."—James Berardinelli, Reelviews
The Amityville Horror
Critics say: "[The house] causes members of the clergy to vomit whenever they visit the place, and has toilets that spew forth black goo. So much for the niceties."—Janet Maslin, The New York Times
Poltergeist
Critics say: "This is a barnstorming ghost story... consistently redeemed by its creator's dazzling sense of craft."—TimeOut London
The Paranormal Activity Collection
Critics say: "It comes by its screams honestly, earning them with incremental, at times agonizing gradations of old-fashioned, what's-that-noise-in-the-hallway suspense."—
ana Stevens, SlateThe Evil Dead Collection
Critics say: "The gore is considerable (though often imaginative) and Alvarez's decision to forego CGI effects pays grisly dividends. That may not be a genuine tongue being slashed in half lengthwise (while still, it should be noted, in its owner's mouth) but damned if it doesn't look like one."—Christopher Orr, The Atlantic
Trick 'r' Treat
Critics say: "A deftly crafted tribute to Halloween legends, Trick 'r' Treat hits all the genre marks with gusto and old fashioned suspense."
And of course, if you're a big baby-
If you have ever seen Trick 'r' Treat then you would agree thats its the most stupid fuckin movie to ever be on the planet. On a side note. I dont usally fuck with Ghost type stories because it scurry but I have to this month because its Halloween :happyguy:
10-26-2015, 05:43 AM
#10
NP Carling26
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