I want to try out some horror movies I haven't seen.
I try to watch at LEAST one horror movie a night.
What movies should I get?
Any Zombie films, mostly?
Are there porcelain doll movies?
Silent films?
Please, I'm not picky.
Much thanks.
Full Version: [Your recommended horror films]
It's hard because we don't know what you have or haven't seen. Here are my favorite zombie movies:
1. Night of the Living Dead 1968
2. Dawn of the Dead 1978
3. Dellamorte Dellamore
4. Let Sleeping Corpses Lie
5. The Beyond
6. I Walked with a Zombie
7. Undead
8. Zombie
9. Re-animator
10. Return of the Living Dead
Some good silent films are: the Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Nosferatu, Der Golem, Haxan, The Phantom Chariot, Vampyr (almost silent), The Phantom of the Opera, The Student of Prague.
Personally, I recommend Dellamorte Dellamore, Let the Right One In, Session 9, Dead Birds, Spoorloos (The Vanishing original), and Let Sleeping Corpses Lie.
1. Night of the Living Dead 1968
2. Dawn of the Dead 1978
3. Dellamorte Dellamore
4. Let Sleeping Corpses Lie
5. The Beyond
6. I Walked with a Zombie
7. Undead
8. Zombie
9. Re-animator
10. Return of the Living Dead
Some good silent films are: the Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Nosferatu, Der Golem, Haxan, The Phantom Chariot, Vampyr (almost silent), The Phantom of the Opera, The Student of Prague.
Personally, I recommend Dellamorte Dellamore, Let the Right One In, Session 9, Dead Birds, Spoorloos (The Vanishing original), and Let Sleeping Corpses Lie.
Great list, astral! I'm also going to add a few -
1. May - Haunting tale of a woman who just wants to be liked and have friends but whose only friend growing up was a doll (I think it's porcelain). It's a Frankensteinish story.
2. The Signal - Story told from 3 perspectives and with 3 directors. Each director puts their own signature on their portion, or act, of the film. It's basically about what happens to a town when a signal is broadcast that makes most of them ruthless killers.
3. Suspiria - Argento's finest in my opinion. Story of a young woman who goes to a ballet school where some strange things are happening.
4. Three Extremes - Asian horror at its best! 3 stories told by 3 different directors. Each reveal a unique story, but I love the one from Miike the most.
5. Them - This is the 2006 (I think that's the year) French film instead of the classic creature feature. It's about a couple who have mysterious invaders in their house in the middle of the night. They live in a remote location, so that adds to the creepiness and atmosphere.
6. 28 Days Later - One of my favorite zombie films even though some could argue that they're not really zombies. It's one of the few horror films that has managed to scare me. Oooh, and it's British!
7. Shaun of the Dead - More comedy than horror, but it's another one of my favorite zombie flicks. Another British film that's a wonderful spoof of zombie movies. You can never go wrong with Simon Pegg.
8. Dolls - I don't know if you've seen it, but I rather liked it. It's a late 80s horror film about people who stop at a house late one night. They quickly discover that the dolls that are there are alive. It's played on Chiller recently, I think.
9. Severance - More British horror. This one's about a company who goes on a retreat and ends up finding themselves under attack. It's one of my favorites from the last few years.
10. The Company of Wolves - I don't know how you feel about werewolf movies, but this one is amazing. It's a different take on the Little Red Riding Hood story - a very different take.
1. May - Haunting tale of a woman who just wants to be liked and have friends but whose only friend growing up was a doll (I think it's porcelain). It's a Frankensteinish story.
2. The Signal - Story told from 3 perspectives and with 3 directors. Each director puts their own signature on their portion, or act, of the film. It's basically about what happens to a town when a signal is broadcast that makes most of them ruthless killers.
3. Suspiria - Argento's finest in my opinion. Story of a young woman who goes to a ballet school where some strange things are happening.
4. Three Extremes - Asian horror at its best! 3 stories told by 3 different directors. Each reveal a unique story, but I love the one from Miike the most.
5. Them - This is the 2006 (I think that's the year) French film instead of the classic creature feature. It's about a couple who have mysterious invaders in their house in the middle of the night. They live in a remote location, so that adds to the creepiness and atmosphere.
6. 28 Days Later - One of my favorite zombie films even though some could argue that they're not really zombies. It's one of the few horror films that has managed to scare me. Oooh, and it's British!
7. Shaun of the Dead - More comedy than horror, but it's another one of my favorite zombie flicks. Another British film that's a wonderful spoof of zombie movies. You can never go wrong with Simon Pegg.
8. Dolls - I don't know if you've seen it, but I rather liked it. It's a late 80s horror film about people who stop at a house late one night. They quickly discover that the dolls that are there are alive. It's played on Chiller recently, I think.
9. Severance - More British horror. This one's about a company who goes on a retreat and ends up finding themselves under attack. It's one of my favorites from the last few years.
10. The Company of Wolves - I don't know how you feel about werewolf movies, but this one is amazing. It's a different take on the Little Red Riding Hood story - a very different take.
Back in the 90's there was this company called "full moon" they were a great production company that released alot of the B movie favorites (In my opinion of course), you might want to check them out, they are the geniuses behind such movies as:
Puppetmasters
Subspecies
Trancers
Demonic Toys
The dead hate the living
Gingerbread man
And more of course. I know that they are not all zombie like movies, but if you are in the mood for a classic their the way to go. My 2 cents..Added
Puppetmasters
Subspecies
Trancers
Demonic Toys
The dead hate the living
Gingerbread man
And more of course. I know that they are not all zombie like movies, but if you are in the mood for a classic their the way to go. My 2 cents..Added
I'm a firm believer that alot of people in todays society need to see where horror movie's started. They all started out in B&W Universal movies. My Favorite's are.
Crature From the Black Lagoon
Bela Lugosi as Dracula, here's a cool link to his site. http://www.belalugosi.com/lugosiintro.html
"Vincent Price" He is and alway's will be one of my favorites, Check out the Origional . "The Fly" , " House Of Wax" , " The Masque Of The Red Death", "The Raven"
Just a few of some oldies that you may not have seen. Vincent Price made alot of horror movies, But these are a few for now you could check out!! If your interested.....
Crature From the Black Lagoon
Bela Lugosi as Dracula, here's a cool link to his site. http://www.belalugosi.com/lugosiintro.html
"Vincent Price" He is and alway's will be one of my favorites, Check out the Origional . "The Fly" , " House Of Wax" , " The Masque Of The Red Death", "The Raven"
Just a few of some oldies that you may not have seen. Vincent Price made alot of horror movies, But these are a few for now you could check out!! If your interested.....
QUOTE (Deaths Minion @ Mar 29 2009, 10:19 AM) 
Back in the 90's there was this company called "full moon" they were a great production company that released alot of the B movie favorites (In my opinion of course), you might want to check them out, they are the geniuses behind such movies as:
Puppetmasters
Subspecies
Trancers
Demonic Toys
The dead hate the living
Gingerbread man
And more of course. I know that they are not all zombie like movies, but if you are in the mood for a classic their the way to go. My 2 cents..Added
Puppetmasters
Subspecies
Trancers
Demonic Toys
The dead hate the living
Gingerbread man
And more of course. I know that they are not all zombie like movies, but if you are in the mood for a classic their the way to go. My 2 cents..Added
I agree with you about Full Moon - great flicks! They did come out with a lot of doll/toy themed horror films. And, they also released Tourist Trap!
QUOTE (micki_dallion @ Mar 28 2009, 09:51 PM)
8. Dolls - I don't know if you've seen it, but I rather liked it. It's a late 80s horror film about people who stop at a house late one night. They quickly discover that the dolls that are there are alive. It's played on Chiller recently, I think.
Dolls!
Scared to Death-- Bella Lugosi, 1947, a corpse narrates the movie (hell yeah!). Try to get
the black and white version because the coloring sucks ass.
The Haunting-- the original only. The remake sucks the same as the the technicolored
Scared to Death.
I'll recommend some of the more recent independent zombie movies:
Trailer Park of Terror (2008) This is a really fun, fun and cool movie zombies/demons)
Fido (Recently made, fifties atmosphere w/Billy Connolly as a zombie, cute)
ZA: Zombies Anonymous aka Last Rites of the Dead
Dance of the Dead (An After Dark Horrorfest offering)
Undead or Alive
The Zombie Diaries 2006 (What Romero's Diary of the Dead should have been)
Hide and Creep
Dead Creatures (British zombie chic flick, a bit talky though)
Zombie Honeymoon I think 2005 maybe
Zombie Strippers (2008)
Severed: Forest of the Dead (Canadian film/pretty good!)
Night of the Comet (eighties and very cool and has been released)
Night of the Creeps if you can find it, also eighties
Bad Taste (Peter Jackson/eighties flick)
Dead Alive (Also Peter Jackson)
Also check out The Feast franchise (It's a really fun franchise)
I'll second Micki's recommendation for The Signal it's excellent!
Trailer Park of Terror (2008) This is a really fun, fun and cool movie zombies/demons)
Fido (Recently made, fifties atmosphere w/Billy Connolly as a zombie, cute)
ZA: Zombies Anonymous aka Last Rites of the Dead
Dance of the Dead (An After Dark Horrorfest offering)
Undead or Alive
The Zombie Diaries 2006 (What Romero's Diary of the Dead should have been)
Hide and Creep
Dead Creatures (British zombie chic flick, a bit talky though)
Zombie Honeymoon I think 2005 maybe
Zombie Strippers (2008)
Severed: Forest of the Dead (Canadian film/pretty good!)
Night of the Comet (eighties and very cool and has been released)
Night of the Creeps if you can find it, also eighties
Bad Taste (Peter Jackson/eighties flick)
Dead Alive (Also Peter Jackson)
Also check out The Feast franchise (It's a really fun franchise)
I'll second Micki's recommendation for The Signal it's excellent!
QUOTE (VENGER @ Mar 29 2009, 08:11 AM)
I'm a firm believer that alot of people in todays society need to see where horror movie's started. They all started out in B&W Universal movies. My Favorite's are.
Crature From the Black Lagoon
Bela Lugosi as Dracula, here's a cool link to his site. http://www.belalugosi.com/lugosiintro.html
"Vincent Price" He is and alway's will be one of my favorites, Check out the Origional . "The Fly" , " House Of Wax" , " The Masque Of The Red Death", "The Raven"
Just a few of some oldies that you may not have seen. Vincent Price made alot of horror movies, But these are a few for now you could check out!! If your interested.....
Crature From the Black Lagoon
Bela Lugosi as Dracula, here's a cool link to his site. http://www.belalugosi.com/lugosiintro.html
"Vincent Price" He is and alway's will be one of my favorites, Check out the Origional . "The Fly" , " House Of Wax" , " The Masque Of The Red Death", "The Raven"
Just a few of some oldies that you may not have seen. Vincent Price made alot of horror movies, But these are a few for now you could check out!! If your interested.....
Brilliant choice of movies, I especially liked vincent price when I was a kid, His laugh was enough to freak you out. It was great to see him on the screen before his passing again in "Edward scissorhands". I also like the original "House on haunted hill", "Return of the fly", and "Diary of a madman"..again my 2 cents
And, I don't know if you're interested in any slashers, Wonderland, but I have forgotten to mention the wonderful Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon. It's shot documentary style, and it chronicles a man who aspires to be among the greats like Jason, Freddy, Michael, etc.
John Carpenter's The Thing- alien+isolation=very creepy
Evil Dead- Raimi at his best
Evil Dead 2- Raimi remake of Evil Dead
Ginger Snaps- female werewolves
Ginger Snaps Back/ The Begining- period piece werewolves
Hot Fuzz- comedy slasher movie with lots of blood
Rogue- killer croc in the outback
Fright Night- 80s classic vampire next door flick
Dog Soldiers- British soldiers vs werewolves
Frailty- serial killers for God
Seven- not really horror, but David Fincher's best film
Gravedancers- Season 1 After Dark Horrorfest movie
The Frighteners- Peter Jackson and ghosts, what else do you need?
Dead and Breakfast- B grade, campy horror with zombies
Evil Dead- Raimi at his best
Evil Dead 2- Raimi remake of Evil Dead
Ginger Snaps- female werewolves
Ginger Snaps Back/ The Begining- period piece werewolves
Hot Fuzz- comedy slasher movie with lots of blood
Rogue- killer croc in the outback
Fright Night- 80s classic vampire next door flick
Dog Soldiers- British soldiers vs werewolves
Frailty- serial killers for God
Seven- not really horror, but David Fincher's best film
Gravedancers- Season 1 After Dark Horrorfest movie
The Frighteners- Peter Jackson and ghosts, what else do you need?
Dead and Breakfast- B grade, campy horror with zombies
QUOTE (Jarhead13 @ Apr 1 2009, 10:48 AM)
Hot Fuzz- comedy slasher movie with lots of blood
Nice mention of "Hot Fuzz".
That is such a wonderful lil' flick.
My list of a few horror films to check out:
Gates of Hell
Demons
Carnival of Souls(Original)
Dementia 13
Island of Lost Souls(Origianl)
Plague of the Zombies
Gates of Hell
Demons
Carnival of Souls(Original)
Dementia 13
Island of Lost Souls(Origianl)
Plague of the Zombies
QUOTE (Jarhead13 @ Apr 1 2009, 09:48 AM)
John Carpenter's The Thing- alien+isolation=very creepy
Ginger Snaps- female werewolves
Ginger Snaps Back/ The Begining- period piece werewolves
Gravedancers- Season 1 After Dark Horrorfest movie
The Frighteners- Peter Jackson and ghosts, what else do you need?
Dead and Breakfast- B grade, campy horror with zombies
Ginger Snaps- female werewolves
Ginger Snaps Back/ The Begining- period piece werewolves
Gravedancers- Season 1 After Dark Horrorfest movie
The Frighteners- Peter Jackson and ghosts, what else do you need?
Dead and Breakfast- B grade, campy horror with zombies
Excellent choices! I love the entire Ginger Snap trilogy, and we sang the praises of Dead and
Breakfast on here a long time ago. Great list!
QUOTE (Deaths Minion @ Mar 31 2009, 07:02 PM)
Brilliant choice of movies, I especially liked vincent price when I was a kid, His laugh was enough to freak you out. It was great to see him on the screen before his passing again in "Edward scissorhands". I also like the original "House on haunted hill", "Return of the fly", and "Diary of a madman"..again my 2 cents
Yes Deaths Minion, Those are some of my Favorites too. I pretty much loved all Vincent Price movies. A few more are "Abominable Dr. Phibes" also "Dr. Phibes Rise's" Again & The Mad Magician. It would be great if Chiller had a Vincent Price Marathon some weekend!!!
QUOTE (Jarhead13 @ Apr 1 2009, 10:48 AM)
John Carpenter's The Thing- alien+isolation=very creepy
Evil Dead- Raimi at his best
Evil Dead 2- Raimi remake of Evil Dead
Ginger Snaps- female werewolves
Ginger Snaps Back/ The Begining- period piece werewolves
Hot Fuzz- comedy slasher movie with lots of blood
Rogue- killer croc in the outback
Fright Night- 80s classic vampire next door flick
Dog Soldiers- British soldiers vs werewolves
Frailty- serial killers for God
Seven- not really horror, but David Fincher's best film
Gravedancers- Season 1 After Dark Horrorfest movie
The Frighteners- Peter Jackson and ghosts, what else do you need?
Dead and Breakfast- B grade, campy horror with zombies
Evil Dead- Raimi at his best
Evil Dead 2- Raimi remake of Evil Dead
Ginger Snaps- female werewolves
Ginger Snaps Back/ The Begining- period piece werewolves
Hot Fuzz- comedy slasher movie with lots of blood
Rogue- killer croc in the outback
Fright Night- 80s classic vampire next door flick
Dog Soldiers- British soldiers vs werewolves
Frailty- serial killers for God
Seven- not really horror, but David Fincher's best film
Gravedancers- Season 1 After Dark Horrorfest movie
The Frighteners- Peter Jackson and ghosts, what else do you need?
Dead and Breakfast- B grade, campy horror with zombies
Fabulous suggestions from Jarhead. I'd add Ravenous, Castle Freak, Severance, Black Sheep (more comedy) and Darkness (since you seem to like those evil kids)
As for dolls you could get Childs Play and Puppet Master. Haven't seen any zombie movies that weren't already mentioned but I do like 28 Days/ Weeks later.
QUOTE (VENGER @ Mar 29 2009, 08:11 AM)
I'm a firm believer that alot of people in todays society need to see where horror movie's started. They all started out in B&W Universal movies. My Favorite's are.
Crature From the Black Lagoon
Bela Lugosi as Dracula, here's a cool link to his site. http://www.belalugosi.com/lugosiintro.html
"Vincent Price" He is and alway's will be one of my favorites, Check out the Origional . "The Fly" , " House Of Wax" , " The Masque Of The Red Death", "The Raven"
Just a few of some oldies that you may not have seen. Vincent Price made alot of horror movies, But these are a few for now you could check out!! If your interested.....
Crature From the Black Lagoon
Bela Lugosi as Dracula, here's a cool link to his site. http://www.belalugosi.com/lugosiintro.html
"Vincent Price" He is and alway's will be one of my favorites, Check out the Origional . "The Fly" , " House Of Wax" , " The Masque Of The Red Death", "The Raven"
Just a few of some oldies that you may not have seen. Vincent Price made alot of horror movies, But these are a few for now you could check out!! If your interested.....
Oh
Don't worry, I'm not just some kid.
I love oldies~
Out of those...I've seen House of Wax, Creature From the Black Lagoon, The Raven,
You know...I've never seen a Dracula movie :/
Oh, I loved Vincent Price's Last Man Alive.
QUOTE (micki_dallion @ Mar 28 2009, 06:51 PM)
Great list, astral! I'm also going to add a few -
1. May - Haunting tale of a woman who just wants to be liked and have friends but whose only friend growing up was a doll (I think it's porcelain). It's a Frankensteinish story.
2. The Signal - Story told from 3 perspectives and with 3 directors. Each director puts their own signature on their portion, or act, of the film. It's basically about what happens to a town when a signal is broadcast that makes most of them ruthless killers.
3. Suspiria - Argento's finest in my opinion. Story of a young woman who goes to a ballet school where some strange things are happening.
4. Three Extremes - Asian horror at its best! 3 stories told by 3 different directors. Each reveal a unique story, but I love the one from Miike the most.
5. Them - This is the 2006 (I think that's the year) French film instead of the classic creature feature. It's about a couple who have mysterious invaders in their house in the middle of the night. They live in a remote location, so that adds to the creepiness and atmosphere.
6. 28 Days Later - One of my favorite zombie films even though some could argue that they're not really zombies. It's one of the few horror films that has managed to scare me. Oooh, and it's British!
7. Shaun of the Dead - More comedy than horror, but it's another one of my favorite zombie flicks. Another British film that's a wonderful spoof of zombie movies. You can never go wrong with Simon Pegg.
8. Dolls - I don't know if you've seen it, but I rather liked it. It's a late 80s horror film about people who stop at a house late one night. They quickly discover that the dolls that are there are alive. It's played on Chiller recently, I think.
9. Severance - More British horror. This one's about a company who goes on a retreat and ends up finding themselves under attack. It's one of my favorites from the last few years.
10. The Company of Wolves - I don't know how you feel about werewolf movies, but this one is amazing. It's a different take on the Little Red Riding Hood story - a very different take.
1. May - Haunting tale of a woman who just wants to be liked and have friends but whose only friend growing up was a doll (I think it's porcelain). It's a Frankensteinish story.
2. The Signal - Story told from 3 perspectives and with 3 directors. Each director puts their own signature on their portion, or act, of the film. It's basically about what happens to a town when a signal is broadcast that makes most of them ruthless killers.
3. Suspiria - Argento's finest in my opinion. Story of a young woman who goes to a ballet school where some strange things are happening.
4. Three Extremes - Asian horror at its best! 3 stories told by 3 different directors. Each reveal a unique story, but I love the one from Miike the most.
5. Them - This is the 2006 (I think that's the year) French film instead of the classic creature feature. It's about a couple who have mysterious invaders in their house in the middle of the night. They live in a remote location, so that adds to the creepiness and atmosphere.
6. 28 Days Later - One of my favorite zombie films even though some could argue that they're not really zombies. It's one of the few horror films that has managed to scare me. Oooh, and it's British!
7. Shaun of the Dead - More comedy than horror, but it's another one of my favorite zombie flicks. Another British film that's a wonderful spoof of zombie movies. You can never go wrong with Simon Pegg.
8. Dolls - I don't know if you've seen it, but I rather liked it. It's a late 80s horror film about people who stop at a house late one night. They quickly discover that the dolls that are there are alive. It's played on Chiller recently, I think.
9. Severance - More British horror. This one's about a company who goes on a retreat and ends up finding themselves under attack. It's one of my favorites from the last few years.
10. The Company of Wolves - I don't know how you feel about werewolf movies, but this one is amazing. It's a different take on the Little Red Riding Hood story - a very different take.
I've been looking for "Dolls"
Everywhere!
I'll have to look online.
I'll try to name all of the horror movies I've ever seen. (Some might not be horror in everyone's opinion) Let's see...
(Please don't laugh if it's not a lot, I re-watch a lot >.< hehe)
The Shining
The Omen
The Omen: II Damian
The Omen: IV
The Exorcist
The Exorcist II
The Exorcist III
Halloween I (Rob Zombie)
Halloween II
Halloween III
Halloween IV
Halloween VI
A Nightmare On Elm Street I
A Nightmare On Elm Street III
A Nightmare On Elm Street IV
A Nightmare On Elm Street V
Dawn Of The Dead
Dead Silence
Friday The 13th I
Friday The 13th IV
Friday The 13th VI
Friday The 13th IX
Friday The 13th XI
Friday The 13th XII
Mirrors
Night Of The Living Dead
One Missed Call
Quarantine
Silent Hill
Amityville Horror I
Amityville Horror II
Amityville Horror II (Remake)
Amityville Horror IV (I think?)
Psycho I
Psycho I (Pretty good Remake)
Psycho IV
The Ruins
The Uninvited
Sweeney Todd
The Devil's Rejects
House of 1000 Corpses
The Silence of the lambs
Red Dragon
Hannibal
Hannibal Rising
House On Haunted Hill
Last Man Alive
House of Wax
Sleepy Hollow
Bride of Chucky
It
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2003
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The Messengers
The Dentist II
The Hitchhiker II
The Hitcher I
(Probably every episode of Tales from the Crypt)
Stephen King's The Night Shift
Jaws
Nosferatu
Frankenstein
Pumpkin Carver
The Haunted (Old)
The Haunting (Old)
The Haunting (New)
Resident Evil I
Resident Evil II
Resident Evil II
Magic
Freddy Vs. Jason
Diary Of The Dead (Rented it once, loved it, now I can't ever find it)
Ouija Board
&&&... *cries* I'm...too scared of the Grudge to watch it yet...
But, but, but...my worst fear is chainsaws, because of those guys that were hitting my legs with chainsaws...long story....but I watched some of the Texas Chainsaw movies & I feel a little better about them.
I bet I forgot a few movies, but yeah ^^;
(Please don't laugh if it's not a lot, I re-watch a lot >.< hehe)
The Shining
The Omen
The Omen: II Damian
The Omen: IV
The Exorcist
The Exorcist II
The Exorcist III
Halloween I (Rob Zombie)
Halloween II
Halloween III
Halloween IV
Halloween VI
A Nightmare On Elm Street I
A Nightmare On Elm Street III
A Nightmare On Elm Street IV
A Nightmare On Elm Street V
Dawn Of The Dead
Dead Silence
Friday The 13th I
Friday The 13th IV
Friday The 13th VI
Friday The 13th IX
Friday The 13th XI
Friday The 13th XII
Mirrors
Night Of The Living Dead
One Missed Call
Quarantine
Silent Hill
Amityville Horror I
Amityville Horror II
Amityville Horror II (Remake)
Amityville Horror IV (I think?)
Psycho I
Psycho I (Pretty good Remake)
Psycho IV
The Ruins
The Uninvited
Sweeney Todd
The Devil's Rejects
House of 1000 Corpses
The Silence of the lambs
Red Dragon
Hannibal
Hannibal Rising
House On Haunted Hill
Last Man Alive
House of Wax
Sleepy Hollow
Bride of Chucky
It
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2003
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The Messengers
The Dentist II
The Hitchhiker II
The Hitcher I
(Probably every episode of Tales from the Crypt)
Stephen King's The Night Shift
Jaws
Nosferatu
Frankenstein
Pumpkin Carver
The Haunted (Old)
The Haunting (Old)
The Haunting (New)
Resident Evil I
Resident Evil II
Resident Evil II
Magic
Freddy Vs. Jason
Diary Of The Dead (Rented it once, loved it, now I can't ever find it)
Ouija Board
&&&... *cries* I'm...too scared of the Grudge to watch it yet...
But, but, but...my worst fear is chainsaws, because of those guys that were hitting my legs with chainsaws...long story....but I watched some of the Texas Chainsaw movies & I feel a little better about them.
I bet I forgot a few movies, but yeah ^^;
Well I recomend....
Ginger Snaps (the whole series)
Dracula (the Bram Stroker movie)
Resident evil (whole series)
The Descent
A Haunting in Connecticut
Pumpkin Head (the first original)
Halloween III
Rose Red
(that's all I can think of now)
Ginger Snaps (the whole series)
Dracula (the Bram Stroker movie)
Resident evil (whole series)
The Descent
A Haunting in Connecticut
Pumpkin Head (the first original)
Halloween III
Rose Red
(that's all I can think of now)
This is a "lo-fi" version of our main content. To view the full version with more information, formatting and images, please click here.