I HAVE WELL OVER 500 CD'S IN MY COLLECTION SOME STILL HAVE NOT BEEN OPEN YET, BUT THERE ARE THREE MOVIES THAT I WILL STILL PULL OUT AND WATCH AT LEAST ONCE A MONTH

FRIGHT NIGHT
ROMERO'S DAWN OF THE DEAD
AND MY LASERDISC COPY OF MONSTER SQUAD

omg I have The Shining on laserdisc! Remember those? The size of a record! lol

I can watch all the standards over and over and still do! All the NOLD, The Evil Deads, The Shining, The Excorsist, Fright Night I still watch all the time. I also watch High Tension frequently.

YEAH THEY WERE HUGE I AM GLAD THAT THEY ARE RELEASING THE MONSTER SQUAD TO DVD LAST I HEARD IT SHOULD BE OUT BY AUGUST I CAN'T WAIT!!

OOOO geez I can watch just about any good horror fic over and over, lets see here,DOTD remake,Silent Hill, 28 Days, Exorsist, Joy ride, Zombie, HOHH, NOES, ohhhh crap I am such a nunkie

Friday the 13th
Halloween

Alien

Killer Tomatoes

Soylent Green

Andromeda Strain

b/w classics... Bela Ferenc Dezso Blasco, Vincent Leonard Price Jr., etc

wow it turns out our root adminstrator knows a little something about horror! very nice

I GLAD I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO LIKES SOYLENT GREEN!!

No way! Love Soylent Green even though I can't stand Mr. Heston anymore but that's a personality difference, I sure did enjoy some of his movies!

WOW, TWO PEOPLE OTHER THAN ME THAT LIKE THAT MOVIE!!

You see where they are remaking the Andomeda Strain?
http://www.thefutoncritic.com/news.aspx?id=20070501aande02



A&E TEAMS WITH RIDLEY SCOTT & TONY SCOTT TO RECREATE THE MICHAEL CRICHTON CLASSIC THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN

FOUR-HOUR MINISERIES GREENLIT FOR SUMMER 2007 PRODUCTION

TWO-TIME OSCAR NOMINEE MIKAEL SALOMON SLATED TO DIRECT

NEW YORK May 1, 2007 A&E Network is set to team up with Ridley Scott (Black Hawk Down, Gladiator) and Tony Scott (Man on Fire, Top Gun) to recreate the Michael Crichton medical thriller "The Andromeda Strain," it was announced today by Bob DeBitetto, Executive Vice President and General Manager, A&E. Production on the four-hour miniseries will commence Summer 2007 in Vancouver, British Columbia.

"'The Andromeda Strain' is the perfect fit for A&E's unique brand of dramatic entertainment, featuring evocative stories, powerful characters and A-list auspices," said DeBitetto. "Ridley Scott and Tony Scott are two of the true visionaries of our time whose bodies of work have molded our perception of progressive storytelling, on film and television. We're thrilled to be working with them and their team on this iconic material."

Based on the debut novel by Michael Crichton, A&E's recreation of "The Andromeda Strain" will be directed by two-time Academy award nominee Mikael Salomon (Backdraft, The Abyss) with a script written by Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Schenkkan (The Quiet American). Ridley Scott, Tony Scott, and David W. Zucker are Executive Producers for Scott Free Productions and Tom Thayer is Executive Producer for Traveler's Rest Films. A deadly bacteria code named The Andromeda Strain - is let loose after a U.S. government satellite crash-lands in Arizona. The bacteria unleashes a lethal plague that wipes out an entire town leaving only two survivors - an old man and an infant to provide clues to immunizing the population. As the military tries to contain the spreading disaster, only a hastily assembled team of scientists can hope to find a cure and stop the Andromeda Strain from spreading.

Love it love it Soylent Green great flic green cheese

My most watched:

original night of the living dead
original dawn of the dead
red dawn

feast (favorite atm)
evil dead 1 & 2
friday the 13th TFC
audition
the eye

Friday the 13th 3, 4, and 6.
Halloween 1, 2, and 4.
All Evil Deads
Night of the Living Dead 68
Dawn of the Dead 78
Dellamorte Dellamore
Psycho
The Haunting
An American Werewolf in London
Dead Alive
Re-animator
Jack-O
Last House on the Left
Shaun of the Dead
The Exorcist 3

These are some of the movies I seem to watch every few months or so.

Evil Dead Trilogy
The Toxic Avenger
Dawn of the Dead (original)
Night of the Living Dead (original)
House on Haunted Hill (original)
Bubba Ho-Tep

Hellraiser 1&2
Rocky Horror
The Shining
Army of Darkness
Twin Peaks Fire Walk With Me
Van Helsing
Dracula (1992)
Nosferatu (1922)
Silent Hill
Constitine
Underworld 1&2
Sleepy Hollow
9th gate
Fear.com
Strangeland
The Usual Suspects
Halloween

Main ones I watch over and over...

The Exorcist, Rosemary's Baby, The Omen, Legend Of Hell House.

Yep, love those devil flicks.

Creature from the black lagoon
Dracula
The Thing From Another World
Jeepers Creepers
Evil Dead
The Exorcist
Mad House
The House Of The Seven Gables
Theirs more to many to name

I've watched The Audition a gagillion times also High Tension over and over! Rosemary's Baby is one I can watch a lot, I never seem to tire of the atmosphere in that movie, also the camera work!

Rosemary's baby Yes what a classic, Loved it as a child .And also haven't seen it in about that long. When i try to locate silent scream. I will also look for rosemary's baby a must have!!!

Oooo, High tension, great movie. I really enjoyed the twist. I honestly never expected that.

You can add me to the growing list of fans.

The Universal classics like "Frankenstein" and "Dracula" I've seen the most times in total, but of more modern era stuff I've probably watched "Cat People" seven or eight times and "The Funhouse" at least a half-dozen times of my own accord. Because my kids loved them so much when they were young, I've had multiple viewings of "Killer Klowns from Outer Space," "Spaceballs," "Labyrinth," and "The Witches."

I could Watch Prince of Darkness all over again just to hear John Carpenter's music. That had a great score.

alot of the old universal movies i could watch over and over. Like
CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON!!! I can never see that one enough times.

I DO LOVE CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON TO I HOPE THEY DON'T SCREW UP THE REMAKE IF THEY DO THERE WILL BE ALOT OF PISSED OFF FANS

You know what xombie i can't remember the web site but the remake sounded like it wasn't going to be a good remake!! I also herd they weren't going to make the remake of CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON. They were going to put it on hold!! Also this website which
i can't remember also said they herd JEPPERS CREPPERS 3 was going to be put on hold too! I hope they were wrong maybe you have better info then i did!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Have you watched The Eye yet? It's just as good (or better) than Audition.

BRECK EISNER ALONG WITH GARY ROSS WILL BE DIRECTING
BILL PAXTON AND BRIAN STEEL WILL ALSO BE IN THE MOVIE I DON'T KNOW WHAT ROLE THOUGH THIS IS THE LAST WORD I GOT ON THIS. GO TO THE-REELGILLMAN.COM AND READ FOR YOURSELF

The Fog (original)
Dagon
The Bunker
Event Horizon
Aliens
Prince of Darkness
Night of the Living Dead
Killer Clowns from Outer Space
Rawhead Rex

I can watch House of 1000 Corpses over and over

Also, Alien vs. Predator and (even tho is more of a thriller) The Butterfly Effect

To my original list I will add:

Bride of Frankenstein
Martin
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 74
Eraserhead
Freddy vs. Jason
Session 9
The Blair Witch Project


There are more. But these are still movies I'll repeat watch over and over. I think Friday the 13th movies, Halloween 1 and 4, Dellamorte Dellamore, NOTLD 68, and Jack-O get the most play though.

Ahhhh Shakey-cam

Yeah, but it doesn't get old to me for some reason.

I Watch friday the 13th 1-9 every friday the 13th in order all day from 7am to 12am

I had a good thread on it somewhere here. I agree, most people either hate it or love it.



Get ready in a couple weeks!

I saw it in the theater and was bummed by the ending...then I found out it was all a hoax.

And shaky cams give me a headache

I'm the opposite, I loved the ending, but shakeycam made it impossible for me to enjoy

The original Dawn of the Dead...over and over and over and over...


and over and over and over

The Dead Series, especially Dawn
Evil Dead 2 & Army of Darkness
Friday the 13th series
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Halloween
Re-Animator
The Lost Boys

Isn't Dawn of the Dead just the best movie to watch over and over again?? It's just a bright, fun, care free movie!

Hmmm

Lost Boys
Fright Night
The Vamp
Dawn of the Dead (original)
Day of the Dead (original)
28 Weeks Later

Fright Night and The Vamp, two of my favortie vampire movies,,, Grace Jones as a vampire classic.

Good to have you with us!

Any of the Friday the 13th movies except Jason Takes Manhattan
Suspiria, Tenebre, Deep Red
Night of the Living Dead and Dawn of the Dead (original and remake)
Evil Dead trilogy
Blade Trilogy
The Lost Boys
Fright Night
The Monster Squad

Night of the Creeps

"Soylent green is people! SOYLENT GREEN IS PEOPLE!!!!!" This film is one of my big faves which I wouldn't mind viewing repeatedly when presented with a clear chance to do so, and all the more so since it features Bucharest-born Emmanuel Goldenberg, better known as Edward G. Robinson (Date of Birth: December 12, 1893, Bucharest, Romania-Date of Death: January 26, 1973), in this film, which was his final role as an actor. It's just a thought that I wished to express. Thanks for your indulgence. MartinKandell September 25, 2008

The original 1976 Assault on Precinct 13, directed by John Carpenter, fright films from the 1950s onwards having to do with bugs mutated to the size of construction equipment, all 3 entries to the Omen Trilogy, Tales from the Crypt (1972) and its follow-up film Vault of Horror (1973), both based on the E.C. Comics title series, each with a name which was the same as the films that were based on them, all 4 entries to the series of films based on Peter Benchley's novel Jaws, all 4 films based on Jack Finney's novel The Body Snatchers, both of the Dr. Phibes films, Dr. Terror's House of Horrors (1965), Chamber of Horrors (1966), and most of all, the Don Siegel-directed, Jennings Lang-produced 1971 film adaptation of Thomas Cullinan's Southern Gothic novel based in the trans-Mississippi theater of operations in the Civil War, both novel and film being titled The Beguiled, of course, said film featuring Clint Eastwood, Geraldine Page, Elizabeth Hartman, Pamelyn Ferdin, Jo Ann Harris, and Mae Mercer in the cast, and naturally there are many others that are big faves of mine which I can't name due to time and space considerations, but which I still would view repeatedly without fear of burnout from doing so. It's simply a thought that I wished to express. Thanks for your indulgence. MartinKandell September 25, 2008