yeah, the remakes added depth, but the classic versions were still better, IMO, because they were there, back then, when we were growing up, and therefore have all those wonderful associations of childhood embedded in them. whew.
nacreous: yeah, the remakes added depth, but the classic versions were still better, IMO, because they were there, back then, when we were growing up, and therefore have all those wonderful associations of childhood embedded in them. whew.
True....but I find when you watch those movies now...they look so old fashioned...they are almost funny so it's nice to see the classics updated.....
you should check out the old movie called "Nosferatu" made back in the 1930's I think. Its the best vamp flick out there. Of course, you should also read Bram Stoker's masterpiece "Dracula." You probably have already.
nacreous: you should check out the old movie called "Nosferatu" made back in the 1930's I think. Its the best vamp flick out there. Of course, you should also read Bram Stoker's masterpiece "Dracula." You probably have already.
nacreous: you should check out the old movie called "Nosferatu" made back in the 1930's I think. Its the best vamp flick out there. Of course, you should also read Bram Stoker's masterpiece "Dracula." You probably have already.
I'm with you. The old classic b/w movies I could watch non-stop.
May 28, 2008 9:43 PM CST ANyone here appreciate good horror?
dillydallyBehind the hills and Burns ..., Strathclyde, Scotland UK57 Threads2,697 Posts
dillydallyBehind the hills and Burns ..., Strathclyde, Scotland UK2,697 posts
cant get enough of horrors in my house
love my evil dead trilogy ,pet cemetery ,anything with vincent price also .but i have this one movie called "cannibal holocaust" ever seen it ? banned in over 50 countries and was made in 81 i think (cant see where i put the case) but i do think it was 80 or 81 ,anyway as boring as it is the gory scenes do leave you wondering .
May 28, 2008 10:00 PM CST ANyone here appreciate good horror?
dillydallyBehind the hills and Burns ..., Strathclyde, Scotland UK57 Threads2,697 Posts
dillydallyBehind the hills and Burns ..., Strathclyde, Scotland UK2,697 posts
nacreous: cannibal holocaust? can you tell me any more about it? it is old or new? sounds pretty cool. I hear that Scotland is alive with ghosts. True haggis?
ok ill read this from the back of the case
In 1979 four documentary film makers disappeared in the jungles of south america while shooting a film about cannibalism ....
6 months later the new york university ,along with the pan america broadcasting corporation ,sent a search team in looking for the film makers . they could never have been prepared for what they found .
owing to the horrific and graphic nature of the film , cannibal holocaust has been banned in over 50 countries and has achieved a notoriety surpassed by no other horror movie .
dramatic aint it BUT the story line is terrible ,the actors are worse and the camera work is just shameful yet the gory scenes are good (as good as todays) .i bought it online but you should google it and read what they say ,in fact dont thats what made me buy it
I heard 30 days of night was pretty good. Have you seen that?
nacreous: you should check out the old movie called "Nosferatu" made back in the 1930's I think. Its the best vamp flick out there. Of course, you should also read Bram Stoker's masterpiece "Dracula." You probably have already.
I really love horror movies, except slasher or zombie movies! My favorites were old vampire movies to the new ones. I love old favorites like Vincent Price and Alfred Hitchcock ! And many many new movies! I did see The Ring, that was wicked, but I loved it.
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