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Ultimate Horror Film Thread
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Legit best era of horror marketing. I can't even think of any horror trailers that are worth remembering these days even for films that were really good.
Should've interviewed me for this
WELL DONE!
Alice (Friday the 13th) - Wikipedia
One of my top 5 of the year
I just ordered Bring Her Back and will watch it this weekend. Of course a synopsis will follow.
@playahaitian Have you seen Bring Her Back yet?
@playahaitian Have you seen Bring Her Back yet?
I take that as a recommendation. I'm gonna put it on my Halloween binge list.
The kid who got merked in the sleeping bag..i was probably the only one in the theater who fell out laughing at that part
Another film whose tv trailer had me shook
man why oh why did i come in this thread?Only 2 shows fucked me up as a child.....
I think one was called
Trilogy of Terror (1975)
.....the other was called......... Prophecy. 1979
i forgot all about that damn zuni doll
ugly motherfucker had me scared of the dark as a kid
Jason Voorhees' Face: What's Behind The Friday The 13th Mask
The cardinal rule of every monster movie is that the monster can't look lame. That's why you hardly see the shark in Jaws, why Alien's Xenomorph sticks to the shadows and and why you seldom see Jason Voorhees without his hockey mask in the Friday The 13th franchise.
Typically, whenever...
- by Chris Davidson
- – on Apr 25, 2019
- in CBR Exclusives
The cardinal rule of every monster movie is that the monster can't look lame. That's why you hardly see the shark in Jaws, why Alien's Xenomorph sticks to the shadows and and why you seldom see Jason Voorhees without his hockey mask in the Friday The 13th franchise.
Typically, whenever...
I just got Bring Her Back on Blu-ray and will watch it tomorrow night on the HD projector in my basement. I fully predict this will be an out-of-body experience. 
A Guide to Robert Bloch's Psycho Trilogy - Wicked Horror
Alfred Hitchcock and Anthony Perkins brought us Psycho's Norman Bates in 1960, but he started with Robert Bloch. Read about the original character here.
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The Classic Horror Film Board-The "Psycho House" and the mini-Mrs Bates (and other strange details.)
What the HECK did he DO with them?
The Vintage Fame
Welcome to The Vintage Fame! Step into the shadows of cinema and uncover the eerie truths hidden behind the screen. From chaotic productions and shocking twists to forgotten scandals and haunting details—this is your all-access pass to the mysteries that shaped film history. Join us as we...
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Campfire Tales (1997 film) - Wikipedia
The Classic Horror Film Board-The "Psycho House" and the mini-Mrs Bates (and other strange details.)
What the HECK did he DO with them?
I was expecting the eyes to open at the end myself..audience wouldve probably been screaming
Not as good as Talk To Me. It was a good film but it felt more like a thriller rather than a horror. It plucked my emotional strings but it didn't make the hair rise on the back my neck. I got the feeling it tried to be like Hereditary but didn't pull it off quite as well that movie did.I just got Bring Her Back on Blu-ray and will watch it tomorrow night on the HD projector in my basement. I fully predict this will be an out-of-body experience.
Just finished this
It's ok
As always with the vhs series, some stories are better than others
exactly anthology series are dope and generally I prefer them but its always hit or miss.
That is actually a great debate.
What is the best anthology horror movie?
I think I'd lean towards creepshow
Tales from the crypt demon night probably was 1 of the best solid stories
Twilight zone had 1 of the best intros/ outros in the anthology movie + the airplane segment is legendary
