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Ashton 10:03 am UTC 10/26/10 |
| In reply to: | Disturbing films for Halloween! - LordRahl 01:53 pm UTC 10/23/10 |
| Well you're ahead of everyone else here (except maybe me, LOL) if you've seen SALO... a true horror film, and a brilliant adaptation of De Sade. I own it, but have not been able to bring myself to watch it a second time. To mention a few favorites... Obviously Dario Argento (Suspiria, Opera) and Lucio Fulci (Zombie, The Beyond) must get mention here. Also anything by Mario Bava. For some truly surreal and artistic vampire films, check out the work of Jean Rollin (Requiem For A Vampire, Lips of Blood). > ... and maybe some not so disturbing, but also good > flicks... > > > So with this being my favorite month of the year I have > been getting into the spirit much more than usual. To > begin with, for the first time in 5 years Ive grown out my > Jesus beard (I used to always dress as "Ten Neeley" for > Halloween as a kid), and Ive been doing a daily Horror > movie on my new projector. > > I wanted to start a thread on some of our favorite (and > not so favorite) horror flicks and disturbing movies. > > So far Ive watched Salo, Eden Lake, all four Phantasms, > first two Evil Deads, Irreversible, Robocop (good for gore > hounds), all three resident Evils, Orphan, The Shining, > Xfiles episodes, and though it isnt horror "Faerie Tale > Theater" (I love Shelly Duvall). > > Also, I watched a horrible video that I didnt think would > actually be real of a man being murdered. It was, and I > wont go into any more details, that was a big mistake. > > > Anyways, Happy October! If people are interested in > discussing some Horror Im all about it :-) > > | |
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