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It's nothing la. Don't worry. We cool right?   

Yeah! Jeepers Creepers also good.

Is Starship Troopers consider horror movie? Last night watched Starship Troopers 2 on Astro 

Jeepers Creepers 1 n 2 is pretty good...alot of ppl bash these two movies because the director was convicted as a pedophile...

haha i like this show 
what a creative way to kill ppl/ store ppl who u already killed

Should watch the original, Kairo.
Creepy!
Nice selection of score to creep you out.
This is a 1980 film.
Anyway, the 70s is the best decade for horror films, IMO.

1980 is 1980 how can it be the 1970s.

I watched the remake of The Hills Have Eyes. The centerpiece murders are bloody gruesome and depraved, and they push us to root for the remaining victims all the way through. Rarely have I felt so 100% behind the good guys in a movie. It's hard and maybe wrong for one to say this movie is enjoyable, but it's certainly effective.

Haha seriously though I think a decade can refer to any period of time with a 10-year span, so 1975 to 1984 is a decade, 2000 to 2009 another decade, etc. There's nothing to say a 'movie decade' cannot be 2000 to 2009 right?

And 1980 is in 1980! How is that still in the 70s! Hey I'm 80 years old but no I'm in my seventies! DOES NOT MAKE SENSE!

It also does not make sense that we are discussing this.

The Hills Have Eyes remake is definitely one of the better remakes.
What next!

What do you guys think about The Shining mini series which was released in 90's? Is it good and close to the original?

I finally watched The Exorcist (theatrical cut) for the first time last night. It was kinda creepy, and still shocking and repulsive, but ultimately I find it gimmicky. Outside of the obvious shock scenes, there is very little that could be said to constitute a great movie. Sure, I like how the movie tried to portray the lives of priests, and how a mother can be so grief-stricken because of what's going on with her daughter, but all of that comes very secondary to Regan performing obscene acts, which is, to me, entirely what this movie wants to be about. And a great classic movie that does not make. I will call it effective, but I also call quite a few modern gore movies effective, and they sure as hell ain't classic.

Perhaps nothing like that was made before, but it's still gimmicky.

Whether or not it's based on a true story is irrelevant.

Didn't a new movie about exorcism come out recently in the US?

I thought it started out great but ended up quite meh. My review is here.

I think ive watched enough movies to actually expect what people usually deemed unexpected. im not boasting. im no movie-buff... but American Horror films really like to use up the same shit for every movie.

I can understand why some people dont appreciate the uniqueness of Drag Me To Hell. Coz its really about Sam Raimi coming back with an Evil-Dead like feel to the movie, which I found really good.

I heard WolfCreek is pretty good despite the bad reviews but I havent watch it. haha.

Modern day (in recent times) horror films (Asian and American and anything else) generally lack any scary elements.

Take for instance, Let Me In (albeit a remake), I felt was really poor in terms of a horror movie. What a horror film should be is one that leave the audience with the scare implanted in their minds even after theyve left the cinema. I found 'Tale of Two Sisters (korean)' really creepy.