List will be ready by then...some surprises coming:smugmalone:Sat November 1st
Welcome to Prime Time, B*tch! The Official Top Ten Horror Movie List Voting Thread
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@hexagram23 we may be set for the rafters breh:saboflabbysick:...that horror brings it outta folks
@ me after Halloween, let's leave this up a bit longer since it's the season for horror. After I move it nobody can reply any more.
Fred.
@Uncle_Ruckus asked for it and here it is:
10 NOTABLE HONORABLE MENTIONS ACROSS THE BOARD
These are the non-traditional horror films that received alot of love particularly in the honorable mentions section; Note that these are not the classical popular titles. The honorable mentions are personal favorites from posters and the following 10 were listed by multiple coli brehs #movieclub:
1. PHANTASM (1979)-Directed by Don Coscarelli. Starring Reggie Bannister, A. Michael Baldwin
2. JOHN CARPENTER'S IN THE MOUTH OF MADNESS (1994)-Directed by John Carpenter. Starring Sam Neill
3. SUSPIRIA (1979)-Directed by Dario Argento. Starring Jessica Harper
4. VIDEODROME (1983)-Directed by David Cronenberg. Starring James Woods.
5. FRIDAY THE 13TH (1980)-Directed by Sean S. Cunningham. Starring Betsy Palmer, Adrienne King.
6. BLACK CHRISTMAS (1974)-Directed by Bob Clark. Starring Olivia Hussey.
7.Stephen King's It (1990)-Starring Richard Thomas, John Ritter, Tim Reid.
8. CABIN IN THE WOODS (2012)-Directed by Drew Goddard. Starring Kristen Connolly, Chris Hemsworth.
9. STEPHEN KING'S CREEPSHOW (1982)-Directed by George Romero. Starring Hal Holbrook, Leslie Nielsen.
10. THE MIST (2007)-Directed by Frank Darabont. Starring Thomas Jane, Marcia Gay Harden.
10 NOTABLE HONORABLE MENTIONS ACROSS THE BOARD
These are the non-traditional horror films that received alot of love particularly in the honorable mentions section; Note that these are not the classical popular titles. The honorable mentions are personal favorites from posters and the following 10 were listed by multiple coli brehs #movieclub:
1. PHANTASM (1979)-Directed by Don Coscarelli. Starring Reggie Bannister, A. Michael Baldwin
2. JOHN CARPENTER'S IN THE MOUTH OF MADNESS (1994)-Directed by John Carpenter. Starring Sam Neill
3. SUSPIRIA (1979)-Directed by Dario Argento. Starring Jessica Harper
4. VIDEODROME (1983)-Directed by David Cronenberg. Starring James Woods.
5. FRIDAY THE 13TH (1980)-Directed by Sean S. Cunningham. Starring Betsy Palmer, Adrienne King.
6. BLACK CHRISTMAS (1974)-Directed by Bob Clark. Starring Olivia Hussey.
7.Stephen King's It (1990)-Starring Richard Thomas, John Ritter, Tim Reid.
8. CABIN IN THE WOODS (2012)-Directed by Drew Goddard. Starring Kristen Connolly, Chris Hemsworth.
9. STEPHEN KING'S CREEPSHOW (1982)-Directed by George Romero. Starring Hal Holbrook, Leslie Nielsen.
10. THE MIST (2007)-Directed by Frank Darabont. Starring Thomas Jane, Marcia Gay Harden.
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Damn never heard of the first 4 flicks.
Check them out, some really good movies..
Was Cabin In The Woods that TRhILL
...this Halloweek I'm going HAM with a number of Horrors my Coli Bros mentioned in here
Yes Cabin in the Woods was the funnest time I've had in a theatre in YEARS...the movie engaged the audience and we gave it a standing ovation when it ended. When dude tried to jump and hit the wall
When the monsters were unleashed
That ending
peeped Jacobs ladder last night and also started the mist
the most horrifying thing about jacob's ladder was those dirty, disgusting sets..
made me get up and clean my bathroom
Welcome to NYC in the 80s/90s breh
i think it was supposed to be set in the 70s though
i think it was supposed to be set in the 70s though
It was..but that's the point lol..NYC wasn't much different when they filmed it. Didn't need set decoration breh
A lot of great flicks on this list. Suspiria is a fukking classic.
What I love about Friday the 13th (also a classic, of course) is that is mashes genres. It's just as much a whodunit as a horror/slasher flick.
What I love about Friday the 13th (also a classic, of course) is that is mashes genres. It's just as much a whodunit as a horror/slasher flick.
Agreed. People shyt on the first Friday the 13th because of no Jason, but it owes its mystery to Bava's Bay of Blood and its really an effective movie if you don't know the twist going in
peeped Jacobs ladder last night and also started the mist
the most horrifying thing about jacob's ladder was those dirty, disgusting sets..
made me get up and clean my bathroom
The fact that environment birthed the Wu-Tang Clan should've told you all you needed to know about NY in that era.
Fred.