House of Horror
Have not been visited the website for a while.
Have not watched all recommended movies on the website.
They are more like old school bloody gore horror movies.

Don't think 'The house on the left' and 'The funny games' are slashers as well.

Dewey survived the first trilogy of Scream and he is a male secondary character in Scream though Sydney is the female lead.

According to Scream,

Rules of Surviving a Slasher Film,
1.You can never have sex.
2.You can never drink or do drugs. (The "sin factor, an extension of number one".)
3.Never, ever, EVER, under any circumstances say "I'll be right back", 'cause you won't be back.



This post has been edited by xy2610: May 30 2010, 02:39 PM

I won't survived any slasher film with the sin factor on me,
But something like

Wendy 10 minutes chase scene in original 'Prom Night'.
Or Drew Barrymore 10 minutes of 'Scream' opening death scene

would be a fun cool way to die.
LOL!
I love to watch them suffer.

Rec, the last 10 minutes is one of the most intense movie sequence I've seen in my whole life. LOL!

Seriously, no Italian Horror fans here?
LOL!

Just watched Demons and Zombi 2 back to back.
Quite entertaining despite of bad acting, silly dialogue, plotless story and early 80s make up.
Yay! Confronted my childhood fear,

Just watched Jacob's Ladder.
It hooks me from the beginning to the end.
The deleted scenes from youtube are great too.
It makes sense after watching the deleted scene though.
Anyway, worth a watch for horror movies fans.

This one is a bore fest, IMO.
Not Recommended.

I watched it when it first came out in the pirated VHS era. LOL!
Yes, 1997.
Seriously, Penelope Ann Miller cant save the movie.

Cheers!

It's no surprise!
Every classic gets a remake eventually.
There will be more remakes of the remakes in 20 to 30 years time.

Try 'Pontypool'.
It is quite interesting.
English is infected!

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.

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

Just watched 'A Tale Of Two Sisters'
Frustratingly GOOD.
The plot is very twisted that I suppose no one could have known what happened in the first 3/4 of the movie without watching the last 1/4 of it.
The revelation turns the whole mess, which I got frustrated with, into a very brilliant movie.
I am totally amazed.
Definitely worth a watch.
Yes, I am avoiding the remake.

I guess there are differences here and there.
But still I'm avoiding the remake.

Anyway, finished up another horror movie from France called 'Inside' (À l'intérieur).
No big twist (there is one 'predictable' twist) and the story is simple for this low budget French horror.
Pretty intense, pretty gory, pretty entertaining despite some flaws here and there and there is a huge blood bath.
A gore-hound must watch.
Not for weak stomach!

Started up my horror movies marathon all the way through to Halloween.

Noroi

A Japanese mockumentary that looks like a mockumentary.
It is in no way looks real.
Too many characters involved and too dense the plot (which run for almost 2 hours) for a mockumentary.
It would probably look better if it is not a mockumentary.
However, it does have its chilling moments.

I like that idea!
Hope they will keep the section.

I think it is nice but a lot of friends of mine find it so-so only!

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Added on October 30, 2010, 10:47 amWatching 'The Blob' on youtube.
They just released it as featured movie.
I remember that it was fun to watch!

This post has been edited by xy2610: Oct 30 2010, 10:47 AM

Drag Me To Hell is very entertaining and fun to watch but it does not have the creepiness that I found in the original Evil Dead.
Wolf Creek is not bad. At least, it is quite realistic and it can actually happens in real life or it is happening (?)...And not as over the top as Hostel.
Tales Of Two Sisters is not scary but the storytelling is amazing and the story is well executed.

Twilight is one of the most horrifying movies I've seen in ages.
How horrifying it is if I have to choose to live among the vampires or the werewolf...in fact, I have to live with them even if I don't want to choose any one of them.
Btw, a freak watches me sleep in the middle of the night creeps me out.
Sad life.

Demoni scares me since I was 7. I knew I should not watch it when my parents were not around.
I have no courage to watch it again until recently.
It does have its flaw but you will never want to look out for your friend in toilet after watching it.

I must say recent horror movies are more like a quick thrill ride.
Anyway, Jump scare is fun but not horrifying.

They are different.
For me, both shows are good.
Have not watched US version of Being Human though.

This post has been edited by xy2610: Jan 3 2011, 12:52 PM

Noroi

It's a bit draggy for me.
Plus all the best bits are in the trailer.
Worth a watch though.