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Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

glynspsa — Wed, 16 Jan 2019 19:37:47 GMT

Author: glynspsa

Posted: 01/17/2019 00:37

badseed wrote:

No. Should I? Regarding the Facebook group I'm a part of two horror groups but one is very nostalgia heavy (posting and hearting classic movie posters and pictures of Boris Karloff) while the other is a podcast where everybody who has a podcast saves their opinion for it and everyone who doesn't is kinda just sheep who like or dislike movies but don't give much explanation as to why and never seem to want to actually discuss movies. So I'm open to joining another if it's beneficial to my brain. As for YouTube I have a love and hate relationship with movie channels and don't spend much time on it but I've never heard of those guys. Moodz616 is a very knowledgeable enthusiast and has a massive collection, probably the best horror collection I've ever seen. I've got to know him and his crew so well we fight like children sometimes in the aforementioned facebook group run by him.

I think so the Facebook group is the nicest group i am envolved with little drama a couple ball busters but mostly very nice people. The you tube channels are fun especially Lee MCCOy his channel is Drumdums and Cody Leach that is his screen name the also do a chat on youtube once a month called scream stream that is often fun and informative. i always enjoy their content. Lee is very interactive as well and open to suggestions for reviews etc.

Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

badseed — Sun, 13 Jan 2019 16:16:38 GMT

Author: badseed

Posted: 01/13/2019 21:16

glynspsa wrote:

I'll be sure to check it out, are you in killer flicks on facebook or do you follow Lee McCoy, Cody Leach,Dave McRae or any of the other horror people on Youtube?

Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

glynspsa — Sun, 13 Jan 2019 08:54:39 GMT

Author: glynspsa

Posted: 01/13/2019 13:54

I'll be sure to check it out, are you in killer flicks on facebook or do you follow Lee McCoy, Cody Leach,Dave McRae or any of the other horror people on Youtube?

Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

badseed — Sat, 12 Jan 2019 17:53:54 GMT

Author: badseed

Posted: 01/12/2019 22:53

I've got a nice playlist going for horror films on YouTube. It's far from the biggest horror playlist you'll find on the site but I've tried to keep it to the essentials. Romero's original zombie trilogy, lots of Italian stuff, a few 80s slashers, a good bit of Troma, the three most famous silent horror films ever, and a few other classics and guilty pleasures. I try to update it every now and then but also stuff gets taken down occasionally, so if you find some free time and have a decent way to watch YouTube give it a look.

Desktop: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLN-dHpQ_9D2rQqnSivmiOdxUg50vGJ4Md&app=desktop
Mobile: https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLN-dHpQ_9D2rQqnSivmiOdxUg50vGJ4Md

Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

glynspsa — Sun, 30 Dec 2018 12:31:21 GMT

Author: glynspsa

Posted: 12/30/2018 17:31

glynspsa wrote:

I have bumped it up to a 100. If i don't give a new poll next year please feel free to use this one. i will probably submit a new one though when you request them. Thank You.

glynspsa wrote:

I missed this when it was out but i love horror so ill throw up a list. feel free to comment if you like.

1. Halloween (1978)
2. The Shining (1980)
3. Black Christmas (1974)
4. Silence Of The Lambs
5. The Thing (1982)
6. Friday The 13th Part 4
7. A Nightmare On Elmstreet (1984)
8. Psycho (1960)
9. THE BURNING
10. Happy Birthday To Me
11. Alien
12. Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
13. Evil Dead (1983)
14. Carrie
15. Prom NIght (1980)
16. From Dusk Til Dawn
17. Jaws
18. Terror Train
19. Scream
20. Rosemary's baby (1968)
21. Babysitter (2017)
22. Death Proof
23. Night Of The Comet
24. Sleepaway Camp
25. Curse Of Chunky
26. Final Destination
27. Happy Death Day
28. Saw II
29. Freaks
30. IT FOLLOWS
31. House Of Wax (1953)
32. Halloween 4
33. Evil Dead 2
34. The Fly (1986)
35. The Omen (1976)
36. Jeepers Creepers
37. Fright Night (1985)
38. Poltergeist (1982)
39. Chopping Mall
40. Night Of The Living Dead (1968)
41. Exorcist
42. Dawn Of The Dead (1978)
43. Zombieland
44. Hell Night
45. Halloween (2018)
46. Misery
47. Candyman
48. Basket Case
49. An American Werewolf In London
50. Shaun Of The Dead
51. It (2017)
52. Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1978)
53. The Cabin In The Woods
54. Nosferatu (1929)
55. The Island Of Lost Souls
56. Mutilator
57. Maniac Cop
58. The Birds
59. Aliens
60. Re-animator
61. Slumber Party Massacre
62. Friday The 13th Part II
63. Halloween: The Curse Of Michael Myers
64. Toxic Avenger
65. Madman
66. Nightmare On Elm Street II: Freddy's Revenge
67. My Bloody Valentine (1981)
68. A Quiet Place
69. Maniac (1980)
70. Bride Of Chucky
71. Slaughter High
72. Silent Night/Deadly Night
73. Sleepaway Camp 2
74. Bay Of Blood
75. April Fool's Day
76. The Prowler
77. Alice, Sweet Alice
78. The Dorm That Dripped Blood
79. Stage Fright
80. Scream 2
81. Rob Zombie's Halloween
82. Suspiria (1977)
83. P2
84. Get Out
85. 28 Weeks later
86. Friday The 13th 3-D
87. Don't Look Now
88. Lost Boys
89. New York Ripper
90. Braham Stoker's Dracula
91. The Fog (1980)
92. Cujo
93. Night Of The Creeps
94. Scream Park (2012)
95. Motel Hell
96. Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
97. Dead & Buried
98. Predator (1987)
99. Most Likely To Die
100.Creature From The Black Lagoon

Yes i am a huge slasher fan, i haven't seen a ton of italian horror. i tend to mostly watch american or canadian made films much like in music i admit to being american centric. don't worry i don't own a maga hat and never will. Made some modifications to my list as well.

Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

badseed — Wed, 26 Dec 2018 16:33:57 GMT

Author: badseed

Posted: 12/26/2018 21:33

Hayden wrote:

Yeah, I'd def be up for a revamp of this come next October. Figure we might be able to whip up something a little more solid (I remember getting several odds lists on this one 😐 )

Surely there's a handful of films that've come out since that would make the cut as well. That new Kevin Spacey short? Horrifying.

I remember a lot of people being open about the issue of not having seen many horror films. Hopefully those who are still around have had a chance to see more; I know I have, but I went from October '16 to October '17 watching almost exclusively horror for a year straight. My list I provided was really solid but would be so different today. I put up a new top 50 on Letterboxd a few days back to coincide with a horror podcast I listen to and am in the Facebook group for. The 3 hosts each did their own top 50, and it was interesting to see the diversity of choices (130 different films, and of the 20 that were on multiple lists, none were on all three). I mean its pretty clear who the real expert who's seen everything (though he's very partial to the 70s and 80s) is while the other two aren't really any more knowledgeable than me overall but are quickly learning due to their dedication to the podcast. Anyhow I did my method where I calculated points based on their lists and (like I said, only 20 movies made 2 of their lists) Return of the Living Dead happened to be #1. Can't remember the full order off the top of my head but I think 2 and 3 were A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 and Day of the Dead. So very 80s heavy, but the point is horror is a genre you can really throw ratings and critical perspective out the window to the extent. I mean, Psycho and Nosferatu (our number 1 and 2 here) are gonna still make my list, but aside from all my 10/10s (roughly 30 movies) there's gonna be some movies that I give a highly generous 7 to and might make my list over 9s because of how fun they are. I can't do that with most other genres, where I can literally say I "love" a 7/10. A 7/10 drama is usually well acted but uninteresting, a 7/10 comedy is fun but uninspiring, a 7/10 thriller doesn't hit the right notes to justify a second viewing. But a 7/10 horror film, like Street Trash or Class of Nuke Em High or Friday the 13th Part 4 have so much heart that they're required viewing. Meanwhile, some 9/10s like Angst or The Untold Story are just so intense and gut-wrenching that I couldn't recommend them to anyone who isn't looking for something that gritty and realistic, as I can rarely watch them myself.

But yeah, my main issue with the final product on this old list is still the 21st century sequels. I mean there's multiple Saw and Final Destination films, Scream 3, Ring 2... But no Friday 2 or 4, Nightmare 3, Halloween 2 or 3, Phantasm 2, etc. Not saying that we need a dozen sequels on the list because quite frankly we don't, but if we're going to we should at least have some of the good ones.

Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

Hayden — Wed, 26 Dec 2018 14:00:11 GMT

Author: Hayden

Posted: 12/26/2018 19:00

Yeah, I'd def be up for a revamp of this come next October. Figure we might be able to whip up something a little more solid (I remember getting several odds lists on this one 😐 )

Surely there's a handful of films that've come out since that would make the cut as well. That new Kevin Spacey short? Horrifying.

Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

badseed — Wed, 26 Dec 2018 13:30:08 GMT

Author: badseed

Posted: 12/26/2018 18:30

glynspsa wrote:

I have bumped it up to a 100. If i don't give a new poll next year please feel free to use this one. i will probably submit a new one though when you request them. Thank You.

glynspsa wrote:

I missed this when it was out but i love horror so ill throw up a list. feel free to comment if you like.

1. Halloween (1978)
2. The Shining
3. Black Christmas (1974)
4. Silence Of The Lambs
5. The Thing
6. Friday The 13th Part 4
7. A Nightmare On Elmstreet (1984)
8. Psycho (1960)
9. It Follows
10. Happy Birthday To Me
11. Alien
12. Texas Chainsaw Massacre
13. Evil Dead
14. Carrie
15. Prom NIght (1980)
16. From Dusk Til Dawn
17. Jaws
18. Terror Train
19. Scream
20. Rosemary's baby
21. Prom Night
22. Death Proof
23. Night Of The Comet
24. Sleepaway Camp
25. Curse Of Chucky
26. Final Desitnation
27. Happy Death Day
28. Saw II
29. Freaks
30. A Quiet Place
31. House Of Wax (1953)
32. Halloween 4
33. Evil Dead 2
34. The Fly (1986)
35. The Omen
36. Jeepers Creepers
37. Fright Night
38. Poltergeist
39. Lost Boys
40. Night Of The Living Dead
41. Exorcist
42. Dawn Of The Dead
43. Zombieland
44. Scream 2
45. Halloween (2018)
46. Misery
47. Candyman
48. Basket Case
49. An American Werewolf In London
50. Shaun Of The Dead
51. It (2017)
52. Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1978)
53. The Cabin In The Woods
54. Nosferatu
55. The Island Of Lost Souls
56. The Burning
57. Maniac Cop
58. The Birds
59. Aliens
60. Re-animator
61. Slumber Party Massacre
62. Friday The 13th Part II
63. Halloween: The Curse Of Michael Myers
64. Toxic Avenger
65. Madman
66. Nightmare On Elm Street II: Freddy's Revenge
67. My Bloody Valentine (1981)
68. Intruder
69. Maniac
70. Bride Of Chucky
71. Slaughter High
72. Silent NightDeadly Night
73. Sleepaway Cam 2
74. Bay Of Blood
75. April Fool's Day
76. The Prowler
77. Alice, Sweet Alice
78. King Kong
79. Stage Fright
80. Hell Night
81. Rob Zombie's Halloween
82. Suspiria (1977)
83. P2
84. Get Out
85. 28 Weeks later
86. Friday The 13th 3-D
87. Don't Look Now
88. The Bride Of Frankenstein
89. The Wolfman
90. Braham Stoker's Dracula
91. The Fog
92. Cujo
93. Night Of The Creeps
94. A Nightmare On Elmstreet Part 3: Dream Warriors
95. Motel Hell
96. Tesas Chainsaw Massacre 2
97. Dead & Buried
98. Predator
99. The Gates Of Hell
100.Creature From The Black Lagoon

Very nice. Big slasher fan I see. I've italicized a few more titles that you haven't provided years for, but in pretty much every case I have a pretty good idea of which one you meant so don't worry about fixing it unless it's a surprise pick (the remake/reboot in most cases). Curious as to your thoughts on Italian horror in general, as you've got a couple great ones here but considerably less than the average horror buff.

Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

glynspsa — Wed, 26 Dec 2018 07:43:30 GMT

Author: glynspsa

Posted: 12/26/2018 12:43

I have bumped it up to a 100. If i don't give a new poll next year please feel free to use this one. i will probably submit a new one though when you request them. Thank You.

glynspsa wrote:

I missed this when it was out but i love horror so ill throw up a list. feel free to comment if you like.

1. Halloween (1978)
2. The Shining (1980)
3. Black Christmas (1974)
4. Silence Of The Lambs
5. The Thing (1982)
6. Friday The 13th Part 4
7. A Nightmare On Elmstreet (1984)
8. Psycho (1960)
9. It Follows
10. Happy Birthday To Me
11. Alien
12. Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
13. Evil Dead (1983)
14. Carrie
15. Prom NIght (1980)
16. From Dusk Til Dawn
17. Jaws
18. Terror Train
19. Scream
20. Rosemary's baby (1968)
21. Babysitter (2017)
22. Death Proof
23. Night Of The Comet
24. Sleepaway Camp
25. Curse Of Chucky
26. Final Destination
27. Happy Death Day
28. Saw II
29. Freaks
30. A Quiet Place
31. House Of Wax (1953)
32. Halloween 4
33. Evil Dead 2
34. The Fly (1986)
35. The Omen (1976)
36. Jeepers Creepers
37. Fright Night (1985)
38. Poltergeist (1982)
39. Lost Boys
40. Night Of The Living Dead (1968)
41. Exorcist
42. Dawn Of The Dead (1978)
43. Zombieland
44. Scream 2
45. Halloween (2018)
46. Misery
47. Candyman
48. Basket Case
49. An American Werewolf In London
50. Shaun Of The Dead
51. It (2017)
52. Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1978)
53. The Cabin In The Woods
54. Nosferatu (1929)
55. The Island Of Lost Souls
56. The Burning
57. Maniac Cop
58. The Birds
59. Aliens
60. Re-animator
61. Slumber Party Massacre
62. Friday The 13th Part II
63. Halloween: The Curse Of Michael Myers
64. Toxic Avenger
65. Madman
66. Nightmare On Elm Street II: Freddy's Revenge
67. My Bloody Valentine (1981)
68. Intruder
69. Maniac (1980)
70. Bride Of Chucky
71. Slaughter High
72. Silent Night/Deadly Night
73. Sleepaway Camp 2
74. Bay Of Blood
75. April Fool's Day
76. The Prowler
77. Alice, Sweet Alice
78. The Dorm That Dripped Blood
79. Stage Fright
80. Hell Night
81. Rob Zombie's Halloween
82. Suspiria (1977)
83. P2
84. Get Out
85. 28 Weeks later
86. Friday The 13th 3-D
87. Don't Look Now
88. Bloody Birthday
89. New York Ripper
90. Braham Stoker's Dracula
91. The Fog (1980)
92. Cujo
93. Night Of The Creeps
94. Scream Park
95. Motel Hell
96. Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
97. Dead & Buried
98. Predator (1987)
99. Most Likely To Die
100.Creature From The Black Lagoon

Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

AfterHours — Wed, 26 Dec 2018 02:47:53 GMT

Author: AfterHours

Posted: 12/26/2018 07:47

Maybe I'm late to the party but just saw Egger's The Witch (2015), which I rated 7/10. Following the story of a New England family that has been banished by its Church from its town to live and farm on its own, I thought this was an expertly paced, creepy supernatural horror film with methodical and elliptical editing and stunning visuals that are a cross between Tarkovsky's Nostalghia and Caravaggio's paintings, but with the content of Goya's black period. Cinematically, it is fairly reminiscent of Von Trier's Antichrist, and in various ways, Dreyer's Ordet and the religious conviction of his works, Freidkin's The Exorcist, Bergman's Hour of the Wolf, and other folklore/films of supernatural horror.

Highly recommended to horror fans. It has an uncommon artistry, genuine atmosphere and measured technical command to it that is rather rare for the genre.

Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

badseed — Tue, 25 Dec 2018 18:11:14 GMT

Author: badseed

Posted: 12/25/2018 23:11

glynspsa wrote:

I missed this when it was out but i love horror so ill throw up a list. feel free to comment if you like.

1. Halloween
2. The Shining
3. Black Christmas
4. Silence Of The Lambs
5. The Thing
6. Friday The 13th Part 4
7. a nightmare On Elm Street
8. Psycho
9. It Follows
10. Happy Birthday To Me
11. Alien
12. Texas Chainsaw Massacre
13. Evil Dead
14. Carrie
15. Prom NIght
16. From Dusk Til Dawn
17. Jaws
18. Terror Train
19. Scream
20. Rosemary's baby
21. Prom Night
22. Death Proof
23. Night Of The Comet
24. Sleepaway Camp
25. Curse Of Chucky
26. Final Desitnation
27. Happy Death Day
28. Saw II
29. Freaks
30. A Quiet Place
31. House Of Wax 1953
32. Halloween 4
33. Evil Dead 2
34. The Fly
35. The Omen
36. Jeepers Creepers
37. Fright Night
38. Poltergeist
39. Lost Boys
40. Night Of The Living Dead
41. Exorcist
42. Dawn Of The Dead
43. Zombieland
44. Scream 2
45. Halloween (2018)
46.Misery
47. Candyman
48. Basket Case
49. An American Werewolf In London
50. Shaun Of The Dead
51. It
52. Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1978)
53. The Cabin In The Woods
54. Nosferatu
55. The Island Of Lost Souls
56. The Burning
57. Maniac Cop
58. The Birds
59. Aliens
60. Re-animator

Very solid list, though I'll ask you to reconsider your classification of Silence of the Lambs; I gave a hundred reasons its a thriller in this thread. Strangely enough I'm not a big fan of any of your 21st century picks but the quality of the classics here is undeniable, even cult classics like Basket Case and Maniac Cop. With that said, I plan on hosting the horror list next October and if you happen to miss it, just go ahead and give me permission to use this list and I'll come back and get it (I'll also need you to clarify years for certain titles - although the main one in question would be The Fly as the remake tends to be quite popular but the original is a classic as well, half these films have well known remakes/originals). But you have plenty of time to upgrade it to 100 if you like. I would imagine you could come up with a strong list just based on this but if not there's 10 months to try to see some more. Check out my Letterboxd ratings and lists if you need some help.

Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

glynspsa — Tue, 25 Dec 2018 17:21:42 GMT

Author: glynspsa

Posted: 12/25/2018 22:21

I missed this when it was out but i love horror so ill throw up a list. feel free to comment if you like.

1. Halloween
2. The Shining
3. Black Christmas
4. Silence Of The Lambs
5. The Thing
6. Friday The 13th Part 4
7. A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984)
8. Psycho
9. It Follows
10. Happy Birthday To Me
11. Alien
12. Texas Chainsaw Massacre
13. Evil Dead
14. Carrie
15. Prom NIght
16. From Dusk Til Dawn
17. Jaws
18. Terror Train
19. Scream
20. Rosemary's baby
21. Prom Night
22. Death Proof
23. Night Of The Comet
24. Sleepaway Camp
25. Curse Of Chucky
26. Final Desitnation
27. Happy Death Day
28. Saw II
29. Freaks
30. A Quiet Place
31. House Of Wax 1953
32. Halloween 4
33. Evil Dead 2
34. The Fly (1986)
35. The Omen
36. Jeepers Creepers
37. Fright Night
38. Poltergeist
39. Lost Boys
40. Night Of The Living Dead
41. Exorcist
42. Dawn Of The Dead
43. Zombieland
44. Scream 2
45. Halloween (2018)
46.Misery
47. Candyman
48. Basket Case
49. An American Werewolf In London
50. Shaun Of The Dead
51. It
52. Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1978)
53. The Cabin In The Woods
54. Nosferatu
55. The Island Of Lost Souls
56. The Burning
57. Maniac Cop
58. The Birds
59. Aliens
60. Re-animator
61. Slumber Party Massacre
62. Friday The 13th Part II
63. Halloween: The Curse Of Michael Myers
64. Toxic Avenger
65. Madman
66. Nightmare On Elm Street II: Freddy's Revenge
67. My Bloody Valentine
68. Intruder
69. Maniac
70. Bride Of Chucky
71. Slaughter High
72. Silent Night/Deadly Night
73. Sleepaway Cam 2
74. Bay Of Blood
75. April Fool's Day
76. The Prowler
77. Alice, Sweet Alice
78. King Kong
79. Stage Fright
80. Hell Night
81. Rob Zombie's Halloween
82. Suspiria
83. P2
84. Get Out
85. 28 Weeks later
86. Friday The 13th 3-D
87. Don't Look Now
88. The Bride Of Frankenstein
89. The Wolf man
90. Braham Stoker's Dracula
91. The Fog
92. Cujo
93. Night Of The Creeps
94. A Nightmare On Elmstreet Part 3: Dream Warriors
95. Motel Hell
96. Tesas Chainsaw Massacre 2
97. Dead & Buried
98. Predator
99. The Gates Of Hell
100.Creature From The Black Lagoon

Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

badseed — Wed, 3 Jan 2018 02:57:47 GMT

Author: badseed

Posted: 01/03/2018 07:57

StreetSpirit wrote:

badseed wrote:

Here we are, a year out from making our horror lists, and it's crazy. I argued about the quality of many films and that many films aren't horror. Holy cow. A lot of you guys are really missing out. I thought I was a know it all when we were doing this. Now I know twice as much but still don't know half of it. There's so many great gems out there. It's a genre that you really can dig deep into.

Regarding the list I've still got beef with select titles but honestly since I ventured into the online horror community I've seen way worse and that's from true horror buffs. Our list is definitely more intellectual and thus better, although a little sleaze and cheese would have made it a little spicier.

I still consider you a know-it-all when it comes to horror films. What sleaze and cheese would you recommend?

I just noticed this comment now that it was brought back up...

Anything from Troma is gonna be quite a bit sleazy and cheesy. They've got a lot of bad movies. Most of them are so cheesy it makes them all borderline horror because they're all far more laughable than scary. But the best of the bunch are charming films with great corny humor and ridiculous effects. Some of the best from the studio (though they're not all horror) include:

The Toxic Avenger
Class of Nuke 'Em High
Troma's War
Cannibal! The Musical
Tromeo & Juliet
Terror Firmer
Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead

Aside from that, for sleaze (and a bit of cheese too, and lots of ham) I love the double feature of Andy Warhol-produced films by Paul Morrissey, Flesh for Frankenstein and Blood for Dracula, starring Udo Kier in the wildest performances of his career. Dracula in particular is a big favorite of mine, and has a good transfer on YouTube if you wanna check it out.

Another fun sleaze/exploitation movie of the 70s is the mental institution classic Don't Look In the Basement; lots of weird shit going on but it's actually pretty clever.

Burial Ground is the sleaziest zombie movie you'll likely see. The main actress has a kid (played by a "little person") who has an incestual fascination with his mother and while it's gross it helps turn this relatively second-rate zombie flick into a camp classic. Director Andrea Bianchi is well-known for his perverted lense, with Strip Nude for Your Killer and Naughty Teen being just a couple of the interesting titles in his filmography.

I actually enjoy the entire Slumber Party Massacre trilogy. The first film may not be a top-level 80's slasher, but it's very self-aware of that fact so it doesn't take itself too seriously which is actually refreshing compared to everything else coming out at the time. The second is wild and crazy and loads of fun. The third is a step down but still watchable. By comparison I'd say it's pretty much on par with, if not better than, its contemporary, the Sleepaway Camp original trilogy, which had a good bit of cheese itself now that it comes to mind.

Of course the melt classic that I've spoken about numerous times, Street Trash, falls under that category for sure. Another really cheesy 80s flick is the throwback sci-fi creature feature TerrorVision.

If you've got Netflix (been a while since I've been on it so don't quote me on it being there), DEATHGASM is one of the most pleasant delights I've come across since I got back into horror. Just a cute, lovely little film about a high school metal band accidentally summoning demons that plague their town.

That's all that comes to mind at the moment, although I'm surely forgetting some. Again, a lot of these movies are on YouTube. Troma has their own channel with most of their stuff on it and there's quite a few quality uploads of others.

Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

bobbyb5 — Mon, 1 Jan 2018 20:03:11 GMT

Author: bobbyb5

Posted: 01/02/2018 01:03

jackbrown8786 wrote:

badseed wrote:

jackbrown8786 wrote:

Thanks for acknowledging how bad Aliens is compared with Alien.

Poltergeist doesn't break top 80 though? Silence Of The Lambs was like around 70.... That's the best of all time. Shaun Of The Dead is 100% comedy. It's a comedy with zombies. There isn't one scene with the littlest bit of suspense. It's not even trying to be horror. At least Evil Dead has some horror elements. And if cheese is okay, I don't know where Child's Play is, that one's so much fun. The Thing and Freaks are way too low.

The worst horror of all time though is The Exorcist. A little girl walks/talks backwards, cusses, masturbates, and throws up on priests? That's a normal saturday night, f*&^ you, what else does she do? Nothing. It's a terrible bore. Again, f*&^ you. It's the Citizen Kane of horror movies. It's the Nevermind of horror movies. It's the Bud Light of horror movies. I'll never understand why everyone who likes it doesn't also like its s*&^ty sequels, elevating them to the same heights for no legit reason.

Halloween is boring too, the first scene tricked me into thinking the movie was going to be awesome and the soundtrack further convinced me. The following scenes were no better than its sequels though, and I'm talking late sequels. One of the only deaths was the ridiculous knife all the way through the guy, sticking him to the wall, a few inches from the ground. Dumb as hell, as is the idea that the guy's just "evil." Great explanation, a&^holes. The psychiatrist gets so much credit as an actor too when he really just hams it up and this is coming from someone who has ABSOLUTELY NO PROBLEM WITH WILLIAM SHATNER IN STAR TREK. Halloween 3 was better and had no Michael Myers.

What did I just read? This is all over the place. The first bit, while mostly incorrect (pretty sure Poltergeist and Silence of the Lambs were way higher, and dismissing a comedy like Shaun of the Dead while calling a suspense drama the best of all time), it seemed sincere enough. I do agree that The Thing and Freaks belong higher. Then it suddenly turned into either drunk rambling or trolling of the highest magnitude.

I wouldn't be shocked about anyone going either way on Alien Vs. Aliens, Exorcist Vs. Exorcist 3, or Halloween Vs. Halloween 3. They're all great to me.

I'm not even going back, I remember it. Silence Of The Lambs is at 68 and Poltergeist is 82, beaten by sequels to Saw, it's total bs.

Also, Halloween and Exorcist are terrible, boring movies for the reasons given and always will be. I'm guessing I felt ranty and drunk to you b/c you've never heard ppl complain about how hammy Shatner's acting is and you thought that my comment regarding him was really left field and random, but it's not. It's like if a convicted murderer called something cruel, you know that s*&^ must be cold as ice. The fact that I have no problem with Shatner is very relevant. When a Shatner fan calls something hammed up, that's saying something. The doctor in Halloween could open a pork store. Everyone sucks on his D though, "oh the doctor is such a great actor!" It isn't true, he's horrible and that's why you don't see him in anything else.

The Exorcist is great. This is because it was conceived as a drama mainly, and it works as a drama. This is what makes it better than most horror films. I don't see how anyone can say it is not an effective movie. There's nothing boring about it. Even though we've seen it's horror effects in a thousand movies by now, it just doesn't work the same way as it does in The Exorcist. Unlike a regular horror film, it isn't just scary or suspenseful or gross out, it's actually horrifying and disturbing and truly shocking.

Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

CA Dreamin — Wed, 25 Oct 2017 21:05:03 GMT

Author: CA Dreamin

Posted: 10/26/2017 01:05

badseed wrote:

I still consider you a know-it-all when it comes to horror films. What sleaze and cheese would you recommend?

Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

badseed — Sat, 21 Oct 2017 02:25:46 GMT

Author: badseed

Posted: 10/21/2017 06:25

Here we are, a year out from making our horror lists, and it's crazy. I argued about the quality of many films and that many films aren't horror. Since then I've barely made any music posts. I've been barely active at all. But holy cow. A lot of you guys are really missing out. I thought I was a know it all when we were doing this. Now I know twice as much but still don't know half of it. There's so many great gems out there. It's a genre that you really can dig deep into. I still listen to music, but it's been mostly Pandora stations so I'm a bit out of touch on the whole albums deal lately. As a result the passion I once had for BEA isn't there, although surely like all of my vices it will come (and go) again. But a year in and I'm not ready to quit this horror deal yet.

Regarding the list I've still got beef with select titles but honestly since I ventured into the online horror community I've seen way worse and that's from true horror buffs. Our list is definitely more intellectual and thus better, although a little sleaze and cheese would have made it a little spicier.

Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

Viibes — Mon, 16 Oct 2017 20:00:11 GMT

Author: Viibes

Posted: 10/17/2017 00:00

This gave me some great suggestions for what to watch on nights when there's nothing else to do. I would have liked to see either of the Evil Dead films in the top 10, I personally think that they're genre defining, especially Evil Dead 2.

Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

Tha1ChiefRocka — Sun, 16 Jul 2017 22:41:15 GMT

Author: Tha1ChiefRocka

Posted: 07/17/2017 02:41

I missed out on this, but since I love horror I'll slap together a list real quick of some of my favorites.

All-time most frightening film: Night and Fog (1956) I will never watch this again, but it's still the most horrific thing I have ever seen because it's real and not fiction.

Dishonorable Mention: Begotten (1990) It's just gross and disturbing, but I don't really think of it as a movie, it's more of an experiment.

1. Eyes Without A Face
2. Freaks
3. Repulsion
4. Santa Sangre
5. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
6. Suspiria
7. The Thing
8.Diabolique
9. Dawn of the Dead
10. Altered States
11. Repulsion
12. Jacob's Ladder
13. The Man Who Laughs
14. Haxan
15. Manhunter
16. Pi
17. M
18. Invasion of the Bodysnatchers (1978)
19. 28 Days Later
20. Let the Right One In
21. The Cabin in the Woods
22. Bone Tomahawk
23. Clean, Shaven
24. Texas Chainsaw Massacre
25. Frailty
26. The Wicker Man
27. Misery
28. The Shining
29. Sleepaway Camp
30. Dead of Night (1945)
31. It Follows
32. Opera (1987 Argento)
33. The Church
34. Deep Red
35. Eraserhead

Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

AfterHours — Mon, 10 Jul 2017 00:08:13 GMT

Author: AfterHours

Posted: 07/10/2017 04:08

jackbrown8786 wrote:

The worst horror of all time though is The Exorcist. A little girl walks/talks backwards, cusses, masturbates, and throws up on priests? That's a normal saturday night, f*&^ you, what else does she do? Nothing. It's a terrible bore. Again, f*&^ you. It's the Citizen Kane of horror movies. It's the Nevermind of horror movies. It's the Bud Light of horror movies.

Which film do you think is The Sistine Chapel of horror movies? Also, which alcoholic beverage and which grunge album?

Re: Best Ever Horror Films [List]

badseed — Wed, 5 Jul 2017 17:22:07 GMT

Author: badseed

Posted: 07/05/2017 21:22

jackbrown8786 wrote:

badseed wrote:

jackbrown8786 wrote:

Jesus.

Like really, you're making this about William Shatner.

It shows how much you actually know about horror when you only have something noteworthy to say about a couple films and when everybody is sucking on "the doctor's" dick. Like you don't know his name or you can't look it up. I think you've listened to one, maybe two peoples' opinion on Halloween and disagreed so you decided those two people were the entire horror community. Donald Pleasance was talented but not phenomenal. He definitely doesn't have the look of a movie star though so that's got a lot to do with his lack of roles, although he's been in quite a few fantastic movies that you apparently have never heard of. He's a fucking character actor. Carpenter didn't watch The Great Escape and go get Steve McQueen or Charles Bronson for the role, he got the quirky little bald guy. If you didn't have some moron whispering in your ear that Doctor Loomis is the most complete character in horror history you probably wouldn't feel so butthurt about a role being overacted in a low budget horror film. Because hello Mr Spielberg produced big budget Poltergeist (talk about some hammy actors) loving, Anthony "so creepy it must be horror" Hopkins dick rider. You get that shit in a lot of horror movies and most of them worst than Halloween.

Oh and it looked drunk to me because the majority of the stuff in bold print is outrageous. It's hilarious. It's the Stella Artois of comments, no fuck you. It's the OK Computer of horror rants. Fuck you. I love William Shatner.