Oct. 12th:
32.Friday The 13th-Part III (w/ commentary) 33.The Serpent and The Rainbow 34.Child's Play 35.Screaming Dead 36.Necronomicon: Book of Dead |
you know you could just hook up two tvs and watch two movies at once....you could get a good thirty hours of watchtime in a day ;)
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Oct. 12
25. Trick Or Treat |
Originally Posted by Cameron
you know you could just hook up two tvs and watch two movies at once....you could get a good thirty hours of watchtime in a day ;)
Come to think of it, my tv, computer and laptop are all in the same room with dvd players..... |
Originally Posted by scott1598
this thread is so entertaining because it makes me want to only see horror movies this month. i have watched more DVD's this month than in months previous combined and the ones i have seen i enjoyed the hell out of.
Recap: 1. "The Fly" CE (10/2-10/3) 2. "The Evil Dead II" Book of the Dead Edition (10/3-start, 10/5-finish) 3. "Oldboy"...not sure if quite in the horror genre, but (10/9-10/10) 4. "Switchblade Romance"aka"Haute Tension" Uncut, UK edition (10/11) 5. "Undead"...very good Aussie zombie pic. they say it is low budget, but you'll never be able to tell...never! (10/11-10/12) 7. "Clive Barker's Nightbreed" (10/13) |
what exactly constitutes a "horror" movie? some of the ones mentioned, including mine of "Oldboy", i am having a hard time categorizing as "horror". some others include "Panic Room", "Single White Female", "Dead Ringers"...wouldn't these be more in line with "thrillers/suspense dramas"?
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Since my last update:
15. Single White Female 2: The Psycho (2005) 16. Dragonhead (2003) 17. One Missed Call (2003) 18. American Psycho (2000) 19. Wrong Turn (2003) 20. The House Where Evil Dwells (1982) 21. The Fog (1980) 22. Evil Dead Trap 2 (1991) I'm going to spend most of this weekend on the horror stuff, so expect my list to expand ... to 30. Maybe. |
Originally Posted by scott1598
what exactly constitutes a "horror" movie? some of the ones mentioned, including mine of "Oldboy", i am having a hard time categorizing as "horror". some others include "Panic Room", "Single White Female", "Dead Ringers"...wouldn't these be more in line with "thrillers/suspense dramas"?
To me, if it has a monster in it, it can be horror, with the exception of big monsters like Godzilla. I would put The Shining in horror because of Jack's character, but I would put Seven in the thriller category, even though its "evil" character shares some traits with Jack's from Shining. Labeling a movie as part of the horror genre is difficult. |
Last night I viewed High Tension: unrated. So that is 6 titles so far this month.
I have three weekdays next week with no work at all,and only a couple afternoon classes. So I'll have alot of free time to cram as many films as possible between Tues-Thursday. I am trying to figure out what to watch and how many I could. I could either watch a bunch of random films I have'nt seen or watched in years. Or could follow some themes,like psychological,slasher,zombie and so forth. Oh and I would say Seven could count as a horror film. It's grim enough,disturbing enough,and very psychological on the darkest reaches of the human mind. That it's horror material enough of the all to real kind. Speaking of which,I should watch that sometime in my viewing. Since it has been a few years since I last saw it:) |
I know I am starting in late, but heres mine so far..
1. Blade Trinity (Netflix) 2. Scream 3 (TBS Channel) 3. Night Of The Living Dead: Necropolis (Sci-Fi Channel) 4. Creepshow (Netflix) 5. Christine (Netflix) 6. Zombi 2 (Zombie) (Netflix) 7. Psycho (1998) (Starz In Demand) 8. Night Of The Zombies (Hell Of The Living Dead) (Netflix) 9. Wrong Turn (Cinemax In Demand) 10. Ginger Snaps (IFC Channel) 11. Ginger Snaps II: Unleashed (IFC Channel) 12. Freddy Vs. Jason (Starz In Demand) |
1. House by the Cemetery
2. Dead Heat 3. Let Sleeping Corpses Lie 4. Hell of the Living Dead 5. City of the Living Dead 6. Nightmare City 7. House 8. House II 9. Hellraiser 10. Suspiria: LE 11. Zombi 3 12. Zombie 4: After Death 13. Zombie 5: Killing Birds 14. Evil Dead 15. Evil Dead II 16. Dawn of the Dead (remake) 17. Night of the Living Dead |
Next year we should just call this the Scary Movie Challenge, then everyone can feel free to add thrillers/suspense films to the horror films.
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Originally Posted by mikewendt
I have a "Does It Count?" question...
Dream of the Dead: The Making of George A. Romero's Land of the Dead is showing on IFC tonight (I'm DVRing it). 30 mins. long, should it count??? Majority will rule on this one... |
Originally Posted by scott1598
so is this on the upcoming "Land of the Dead" release?
The doc. on the DVD is called Undead Again: The Making of 'Land Of The Dead'. |
Oct. 13th:
37.Friday The 13th-Part IV 38.Blacula 39.The Grudge 40.Strangeland 41.The Eye |
Blacula...you are now my hero
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10/13
Girls Nite Out Dark Night of the Scarecrow |
Originally Posted by Cameron
Blacula...you are now my hero
http://www.blaxploitation.com/images..._blacula_5.gif |
Weird, we both must have been watching Blacula around the same time on the 13th...cept I am in New Zealand :)
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Originally Posted by Mountain Biker
10/13
Dark Night of the Scarecrow Did you watch it from an old vhs or have you been able to find it some other way? My Dad used to have a copy that he taped off of TV way back but I did not know if it was ever oficially released on VHS or anything else. I would love to find a good copy of this movie. |
Originally Posted by scott1598
6. "Dog Soldiers"...really surprised at how much I enjoyed this one. very good movie!! (10/12)
7. "Clive Barker's Nightbreed" (10/13) |
Originally Posted by brianluvdvd
This is a title that I would buy immediately if it will ever be released on dvd. One of the best & spookiest Made for TV movies ever!
Did you watch it from an old vhs or have you been able to find it some other way? My Dad used to have a copy that he taped off of TV way back but I did not know if it was ever oficially released on VHS or anything else. I would love to find a good copy of this movie. Indeed, a highly underrated gem that still holds up to this day. Great atmosphere, creepy music, and convincing performances from Charles Durning and Larry Drake. It was officially released on video back in the mid 80's through Key Video. Since it's long oop, Ebay (where I got mine) is your best bet if your interested in picking up a copy... 10/14 Friday the 13th Friday the 13th Part 2 Friday the 13th Part 3 |
Originally Posted by steelpotato
Weird, we both must have been watching Blacula around the same time on the 13th...cept I am in New Zealand :)
Oct. 14th: 42.Friday The 13th-Part V 43.Pin 44.Gozu (w/ commentary) 45.Vampyr |
Finally found some free time...
Oct. 14 26. Quatermass 2 27. Hatchet For A Honeymoon 28. Donovan's Brain 29. The Ape Man 30. The Ape 31. The Man From Planet X |
Originally Posted by scott1598
what exactly constitutes a "horror" movie? some of the ones mentioned, including mine of "Oldboy", i am having a hard time categorizing as "horror". some others include "Panic Room", "Single White Female", "Dead Ringers"...wouldn't these be more in line with "thrillers/suspense dramas"?
Originally Posted by Mr. Cinema
I would put those in that category. There are plenty that can be put in 2 or more categories. I would consider The Thing horror, but it could also be sci-fi. Same with Predator, it could action/sci-fi/horror. Jaws, etc.
To me, if it has a monster in it, it can be horror, with the exception of big monsters like Godzilla. I would put The Shining in horror because of Jack's character, but I would put Seven in the thriller category, even though its "evil" character shares some traits with Jack's from Shining. Labeling a movie as part of the horror genre is difficult. If we were to start debating what is and isn't horror or what should and shouldn't be listed a lot my list wouldn't count. I'm going to continue listing movies watched in the spirit of Halloween. BTW. IMDB includes a lot of the Godzilla movies in the horror genre. |
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