Horror movies - looking for inspiration
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 8:28 am
I love horror movies. Anything with 'Dead' in the title has always been good value:
Evil Dead, Night of the Evil Dead, Return of the Evil Dead, Dawn of the dead (old and new), etc., etc.
I liked the Hills have Eyes 1 & 2 (old and new versions) Texas chain Saw Massacre (old and new), Cabin Fever, Wrong Turn 1&2.
A lot of American horror is very good again - except for when Hollywood gets it's greasy hands on Japanese Horror. The originals of Dark Water, Ring, Premonition and Audition I preferred to their westernised remakes. If you haven't seen: Apartment 1303 is pretty OK and so is
I also liked the old Italian (badly dubbed) horror. Demons 1 & 2 for example.
Some British horror has been good over the past few years: Dog Soldiers was very very good. Straightheads with Gillian Anderson was good too.
French horror film called 'Them' was pretty good too.
Best film recently? 'Vacancy' was a lot of fun.
So - as you can see I'll watch and enjoy any old tat - what do you recommend?
Evil Dead, Night of the Evil Dead, Return of the Evil Dead, Dawn of the dead (old and new), etc., etc.
I liked the Hills have Eyes 1 & 2 (old and new versions) Texas chain Saw Massacre (old and new), Cabin Fever, Wrong Turn 1&2.
A lot of American horror is very good again - except for when Hollywood gets it's greasy hands on Japanese Horror. The originals of Dark Water, Ring, Premonition and Audition I preferred to their westernised remakes. If you haven't seen: Apartment 1303 is pretty OK and so is
I also liked the old Italian (badly dubbed) horror. Demons 1 & 2 for example.
Some British horror has been good over the past few years: Dog Soldiers was very very good. Straightheads with Gillian Anderson was good too.
French horror film called 'Them' was pretty good too.
Best film recently? 'Vacancy' was a lot of fun.
So - as you can see I'll watch and enjoy any old tat - what do you recommend?