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The original movie "It" based on a King novel was better than the remake for my money.
This is a very creepy one, isn't it? A bit too bloody at times for my taste, but a tense film that keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole time. I think this film has one of Kurt Russell's best acting performances, as well. Creepy AND scary.John Carpenter's, "The Thing".
I've never been a fan of "slasher" horror films, which tend to have WAY too much gratuitous violence and weak story lines. The only slasher film I think that was/is decent is the first Halloween film. It had some clever scenes and wasn't overly violent. I prefer horror films that make you THINK, have good story lines, AND scare the crap out of me. Some of my favorites include Rosemary's Baby, from 1968, that starred Mia Farrow and Ruth Gordon. It's still my favorite horror film. The story, written by Ira Levin, is top notch, and Roman Polanski's direction is fantastic. Other favorites include Dawn of the Dead, Poltergeist, The Exorcist, The Shining, the one with Jack Nicholson, The Dead Zone, the movie version with Christopher Walken, although the TV series, with Anthony Michael Hall, is also quite good. Carrie, the original one with Sissy Spacek and Piper Laurie, and also a couple comedic horror films, An American Werewolf in London, and Shaun of the Dead. I like how both films did a great job of combining horror with comedy. Also a couple newer "ghost" story films, The Sixth Sense and The Others. And I also like The Orphanage, which has a remarkable ending that actually makes me fear death less than I would have if I hadn't seen the film.
o my children....o my...classics lol classics....they are not classics cause your young asses think so
now for the real horror classics..
freaks by todd browning...
m by fritz lang
them...giant fucking ants attacck
here is the real classic that last house on the left is based on
virgin spring...
so stop watching slasher shit and jump scares and watch some real classics....and get back to me using expensive words
Rocky Horror Picture Show ... why is this even a question? ...
I quite liked The Others, although it really only works the first time you see it. Same with The Sixth Sense.I've never been a fan of "slasher" horror films, which tend to have WAY too much gratuitous violence and weak story lines. The only slasher film I think that was/is decent is the first Halloween film. It had some clever scenes and wasn't overly violent. I prefer horror films that make you THINK, have good story lines, AND scare the crap out of me. Some of my favorites include Rosemary's Baby, from 1968, that starred Mia Farrow and Ruth Gordon. It's still my favorite horror film. The story, written by Ira Levin, is top notch, and Roman Polanski's direction is fantastic. Other favorites include Dawn of the Dead, Poltergeist, The Exorcist, The Shining, the one with Jack Nicholson, The Dead Zone, the movie version with Christopher Walken, although the TV series, with Anthony Michael Hall, is also quite good. Carrie, the original one with Sissy Spacek and Piper Laurie, and also a couple comedic horror films, An American Werewolf in London, and Shaun of the Dead. I like how both films did a great job of combining horror with comedy. Also a couple newer "ghost" story films, The Sixth Sense and The Others. And I also like The Orphanage, which has a remarkable ending that actually makes me fear death less than I would have if I hadn't seen the film.
Oh, yeah? I have that --- I think I'll take another look at it. I remember reading the book when it came out. Thanx.I actually have not seen very many because of how unrealistic they are, but out of what I have seen, my most favorite film is The Langoliers because I love actor Bronson Pinchot SO much!!!
God bless you and him always!!!
Holly
