Devil's Advocate is good, but personally, I prefer Alan Parker's Angel Heart (1987, with Mickey Rourke, Robert De Niro and Lisa Bonet [of the Cosby Show fame]) better, the whole movie is pretty slow but the ending.... *shivers*

Going to be pretty hard to get a copy though. They just reissued on Blu-Ray and any "official" copy you find in Malaysia is going to be pretty hacked up!! *Sigh* Again, I hope I'm NOT encouraging inappropriately age people to go watch this. Definitely for the aged!!

Manhunter, I've seen that actually. it has that C.S.I guy in it (William Petersen). It was made B4 Silence of the Lambs.

Didn't like that one. Felt that the character Will Graham played by William Petersen was a little too detached. Watched it on TV after Silence of the Lambs made it big.

I definitely like Red Dragon better (kudos to Edward Norton, although the book was called Manhunter like the original movie)

I also like to add that NOBODY, and I mean NOBODY plays Hannibal quite like Sir Anthony Hopkins!!

This post has been edited by Mov_freak: Dec 14 2009, 05:32 PM

Hello. Welcome to the forum

Yes, John Carpenter's The Thing is pretty good.

For some ODD reason, movie makers nowadays have to make horror movies "sexy"!!?

Not so sure I agree with that, but the saying, they DON'T make them like they use to, definitely applies....

You'll be surprise. With the movie reissued on BD, you just MIGHT be able to find it.

Good luck

And yet for some odd reason we remember that scene in MINUTE details!!

If memory serves, that guy almost fell off the window

This post has been edited by Mov_freak: Dec 16 2009, 05:00 PM

Case in Point Jennifer's Body

I'm about 50 minutes into the movie, and I couldn't care less...

What were the producer and director thinking when they made this movie!!??

Because it has Megan Fox in it, people are going to flock to it??

Never mind that the story sucks and is pointless?????

AND YOU DON'T GET TO SEE JENIFFER'S BODY!!!!!!!??????????

HI!

Not sure if people read this thread from the beginning.

I did list out my favorites right at the beginning

For those who had missed it, here it is again

Eye, The (見鬼) 2002
Mr. Vampire (殭屍先生) 1985
Nang Nak 1999
An American Werewolf in London 1981
Cujo 1983
Diary of the Dead 2007
Dracula 2000
Final Destination
Thir13en Ghosts 2001
Fright Night 1996
From Dusk Till Dawn 1996
From Hell 2001
House on Haunted Hill 1999
The Howling 1981
Joy Ride 2001
Jeepers Creepers 2001
Land of the Dead 2005
Needful Things 1993
Poltergeist 1982
The Shining 1980
Slither 2006
Sleepy Hollow 1999
Stir of Echoes 1999
Wrong Turn 2003
Vampires 1998

For those who had read it already, my apology

This post has been edited by Mov_freak: Dec 26 2009, 06:36 PM

Hi +3kk!

How are you?

Happy New Year to everyone who read this topic!!

Er... you consider Predator a horror movie?? That is interesting. They are rebooting this franchise you know.... Wonder who they'll get to replace Governor of California?!! Dolph Lungren!!

I think he meant shot realistically. Be kind!

Goodness Gracious Me!!

This is the SCARIEST movie I have ever seen.

It is VERY low production and I scared the $h!t out off every person in the cinema.

At least 5 couples walked out off the cinema because they got to scared.

I still don't know if it is REALLY or not!!

Great list, though I never really got Child's Play

They are remaking A Nightmare on Elm Street. Hope they do a good job (Michael Bay is involve)

I've noticed there are a lot of ladies on this thread!!?! (It's a good thing)

Never gonna happen.

I don't think there is a sound stage big enough to hold both their egos together!!

repulsion could be a reaction to HORROR!! I like Slither (Black Comedy/Horror)!!

Hey, HEY!! Easy!! I have a big lunch planned today!!??

U know what Mr Quickfire, I gonna surprise u and COMPLETELY agree with you about The Triangle!

It is an Aussie movie, posing as an American movie (filmed in Brisbane, but in the movie, they claim they are in Miami!!)

I started this movie, not knowing what to expect, and boy was the movie good. I actually calling this a Groundhogs Day meets The Shining (Kubrick style)

It's really good. People who like horror should give this a try

My Two Sen

Yes, Mustard... Anything you say... Mustard!!

Have it, haven't got around to it...

"Tonight. Tonight.
It all began tonight.
I saw you and the world went away." - West Side Story (1961) "Tonight" music by Leonard Bernstein; lyrics by Stephen Sondheim

[translation for the above]

I'll watch it tonite!!

Er... no, do you have the actual title?? Or are you talking about The Eye II?? (Shu Qi)

Dead Air (Hong Kong 2009)

Now this is an interesting piece of work.

Acted by mainly unknown (to me anyway)M the only person I recognise is the policeman.

A tv show director had a bad day, drank and drove and crashed into a tree. Gets out of his car and hears a voice calling for help.

He sees a shape of a lady lean by a tree and a baby crying. The lady calls for help again and the guy helps her to deliver her baby (who is already half way out) only to discover the lady is already dead...

Her ghost know haunts the director, who surprisingly ask her to help him create a new tv show!!?

The story is interesting.

Strong first act, second act dipped a little and third act picked up a little.

Very low budget movie, but the actors pushed the movie on.

Worth a watch.

Er... do they make skincare products for ghost??

Have to ask the people in the incense shop the next time I'm there!!

It is a VERY BUDGETED movie. Effect were.... almost non existence.

I have to admit, the storyline is pretty original (to me anyway)

Very reminiscence of the old 1980s Hong Kong movie (Chow Yun Fatt and Sally Yeh's The Occupant comes to mind). A mix of horror and comedy.

It is NOT as good as The Occupant, but at least it tries to be original (story wise). It is NOT scary, scary per se, but there is a ghost in it!!