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Topic: Horrrrorrrrr Posted: September 25 2006 at 01:49 |
Horrrrorrrrrrrr
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tardis
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Posted: September 25 2006 at 01:52 |
Haven't seen Omen
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R o V e R
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Posted: September 25 2006 at 02:31 |
tardis wrote:
Haven't seen Omen
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Whatt?
go and and see it. myaaaan
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Posted: September 25 2006 at 03:32 |
i dont know why am i emotlaughing
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martinprog77
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Posted: September 25 2006 at 03:39 |
exorcist for the poll.but how about'' the evil death ''
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R o V e R
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Posted: September 25 2006 at 03:54 |
martinprog77 wrote:
exorcist for the poll.but how about'' the evil death '' |
you mean Evil Dead , right?
my favourite one,
but this poll is particular one
what i'm talking about is
Subtle Horror
no gore no shock
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R o V e R
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Posted: September 25 2006 at 03:58 |
check out the music in these movies
Oldfield did Theme for Exorcist,
nice one
Jerry Goldsmith did very very immotional stuff for Omen,
except
"Ave Satani"
Oh my Goth
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Posted: September 25 2006 at 03:59 |
Which version of 'The Omen' are you referring to here - the original with Gregory Peck(ory) & Lee Remick, or the 2006 remake (which in my opinion is just as well made, and if anything - heresy - is better than the original)?
Anyway - academic in this context, as 'The Exorcist' is without doubt the best and most disturbing horror movie I've ever seen - 33 years later, and it still scares the poo out of me.
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R o V e R
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Posted: September 25 2006 at 04:04 |
The Omen witn Peck, ofcourse
i dont consider the new one
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Posted: September 25 2006 at 04:24 |
It is strange how one's opinion can change over the years - i saw "The Exorcist" when it was first shown in 1973, and thought it was the most frightening film i had ever seen, not many horror movies interrupt my beauty sleep, but it did that night! after seeing the film recently my opinion has changed, this is more like a comedy i laughed so much at the "spinning head" scene. As for "The Omen", it is a well-constucted film i still find chilling though rather comical in places. At the weekend BBC2 showed "The Shining", no matter how many times i see this i'm still perched on the edge of my seat - Stanley Kubrick was a genius, the closest master of horror to Hitchcock, "Psycho" is still the most frightning film IMO, the mark of a masterpiece is not blood pouring everywhere like in some "horror" movies (the Shining an exception) - less, as they say, is more - leave something to the imagination! Also there is nothing more scary than reading an Edgar Allen Poe novel late at night - try it, but you won't get much sleep!!
Edited by mystic fred - September 25 2006 at 04:27
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BaldFriede
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Posted: September 25 2006 at 05:14 |
None of the above. "Rosemary's Baby" for me all the way. The horror in it is much more creeping and subtle and slowly increases the more the movie progresses.
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Posted: September 25 2006 at 05:26 |
"but this poll is particular one
what i'm talking about is
Subtle Horror no gore no shock"
whatever...everything from Herschell Gordon Lewis, the creator of "gore" cinema, that's so subtle
Edited by philippe - September 25 2006 at 05:30
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Posted: September 25 2006 at 05:30 |
Dario Argento's "Suspiria" for me.
(there could have been a broader selection of films... )
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Posted: September 25 2006 at 05:37 |
Friede chose a good one, an d there is only one horror movie I prefer to it. or maybe it is not even a horror movie, although the atmophere of it is as creepy as can be. and the end of it is probably the biggest shocker of all time. the movie I'm talking about is "Don't Look Now!", featuring Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie. it also includes the probably most sensuous love-making scene in a movie ever (between Sutherland and Christie); although I am not heterosexual this scene has an effect on me too, which is really saying something. addendum: I just found out that a remake of this movie is in the making and supposed to come out next year. this will most probably be a disaster
Edited by BaldJean - September 25 2006 at 05:40
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Posted: September 26 2006 at 11:08 |
None of the above. I prefer "El día de la bestia" (The day of the beast). Really scary stuff.
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Posted: September 26 2006 at 11:10 |
Jim Garten wrote:
Which version of 'The Omen' are you referring to here - the original with Gregory Peck(ory) & Lee Remick, or the 2006 remake (which in my opinion is just as well made, and if anything - heresy - is better than the original)?
Anyway - academic in this context, as 'The Exorcist' is without doubt the best and most disturbing horror movie I've ever seen - 33 years later, and it still scares the poo out of me. |
Indeed.
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Posted: September 26 2006 at 11:26 |
Mmmh... horror. The last time my heart jumped because of a well elaborated plot was with the mentioned movie, "The day of the beast". Before that, John Carpenter's "In the mouth of madness". The exorcist is not that scary. Sickening, yes, but scary, I don't think so. I'm trying to be fare.
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Posted: September 26 2006 at 14:24 |
The Omen, just. Both of these are classic films, and generally I dont like horror films. The Omen is probably my most watched after The Shining. I recently saw Stephen Kings mini series re-make and thought it was very poor compared to the Kubrick film which he hated by all accounts.
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Posted: September 26 2006 at 15:09 |
Nice day for an exorcism....
(Though the "bunnies" version is better!)
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