paisleypark4 said:

Tittypants said:

The movies that always scared me the most were either outbreak movies or Freddy Kruger [just because he could kill you in your sleep ]

I gotta admit that first Elm Street still gets me. Especially when he is in the alley walking with those long arms...CREEEPY

That part was one of the most scariest scenes in any horror film imho

KidaDynamite said:

Tittypants said:

The things I would do to you......

The things I'd LET you do to me...*crosses legs*

Tittypants said:

Yupperz!

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purplemonster04 said:

Tittypants said:

Yupperz!

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But you still want to see it, right?

Tittypants said:

paisleypark4 said:

I gotta admit that first Elm Street still gets me. Especially when he is in the alley walking with those long arms...CREEEPY

That part was one of the most scariest scenes in any horror film imho

paisleypark4 said:

Tittypants said:

That part was one of the most scariest scenes in any horror film imho

"oh god" "THIS....IS GOD!" *running after Tina... Jesus that part i still scary to this day.

& Tina's body being dragged down the hall in school was scary as hell too. I was even afraid to take baths after that movie when I was little

Tittypants said:

paisleypark4 said:

"oh god" "THIS....IS GOD!" *running after Tina... Jesus that part i still scary to this day.

& Tina's body being dragged down the hall in school was scary as hell too. I was even afraid to take baths after that movie when I was little

KidaDynamite said:

The only thing that really scared me as a child was Chucky. I was 4 or 5 and my arms used to hurt at the end of the movie from holding my hands over my face for so long. I don't think me and doll movies ever really got along after that. I'm not scared of Chucky now but my family makes fun of the face that I'm scared of Tales from the Hood. I don't care what anyone says but those little slave dolls are scary as all hell.

I'd glady hold you while you we watched those movies if you needed it. I'll whoop a dolls ass if I have to!

paisleypark4 said:

Tittypants said:

& Tina's body being dragged down the hall in school was scary as hell too. I was even afraid to take baths after that movie when I was little

[img:$uid]http://www.horrorfilmhistory.com/images/1980s/freddy2.gif[/img:$uid] Chile!

That shit used to ruin my day...

Tittypants said:

Tittypants said:

paisleypark4 said:

I gotta admit that first Elm Street still gets me. Especially when he is in the alley walking with those long arms...CREEEPY

That part was one of the most scariest scenes in any horror film imho

http://www.youtube.com/wa...re=related

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JoeTyler said:

Tittypants said:

That part was one of the most scariest scenes in any horror film imho

http://www.youtube.com/wa...re=related

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That part is crazy too! I think I like the "NoES" series the most of any horror series...

I did'nt want to watch the first one,and will not be seeing the second.

I'm not even gonna watch that trailer. Nope,no way,na uh,it ain't happening...

Tittypants said:

But you still want to see it, right?

Yeah, of course I do!

Tittypants said:

JoeTyler said:

http://www.youtube.com/wa...re=related

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That part is crazy too! I think I like the "NoES" series the most of any horror series...

each film offers something:

Part 1: the original CLASSIC

Part 2: bad but some amazing homoerotic/anxious but afraid to get out of the closet scenes

Part 3: excellent sequel

Part 4: some amazing gory/wicked scenes, and good enough story, the acting...meh

Part 5: pretty bad, but extremely wicked/cruel/violent, at least that's something

Part 6: awful, but at least Freddy "dies", lol

Part 7: Wes Craven returns as the writer/producer/director again, that's all I need

Freddy vs Jason: bad but entertaining as hell

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JoeTyler said:

Tittypants said:

That part is crazy too! I think I like the "NoES" series the most of any horror series...

each film offers something:

Part 1: the original CLASSIC

Part 2: bad but some amazing homoerotic/anxious but afraid to get out of the closet scenes

Part 3: excellent sequel

Part 4: some amazing gory/wicked scenes, and good enough story, the acting...meh

Part 5: pretty bad, but extremely wicked/cruel/violent, at least that's something

Part 6: awful, but at least Freddy "dies", lol

Part 7: Wes Craven returns as the writer/producer/director again, that's all I need

Freddy vs Jason: bad but entertaining as hell

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Yeah, it's not that every movie is some superb film, but as a whole, of all horror series, I think NoES is easily the most watchable. I hate the Halloween series [besides part 1 & 2], The Howling series may be the worst horror series of all time [only part 1 is worth having], The Hellrasier series is pretty much awful, the Saw series is ass [There, I said it ]. Friday the 13th is my second favorite series [I hated "Jason Takes Manhattan" though ], so yeah, NoES it is!

Oh, I loathe the NoES remake.

Tittypants said:

JoeTyler said:

each film offers something:

Part 1: the original CLASSIC

Part 2: bad but some amazing homoerotic/anxious but afraid to get out of the closet scenes

Part 3: excellent sequel

Part 4: some amazing gory/wicked scenes, and good enough story, the acting...meh

Part 5: pretty bad, but extremely wicked/cruel/violent, at least that's something

Part 6: awful, but at least Freddy "dies", lol

Part 7: Wes Craven returns as the writer/producer/director again, that's all I need

Freddy vs Jason: bad but entertaining as hell

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Yeah, it's not that every movie is some superb film, but as a whole, of all horror series, I think NoES is easily the most watchable. I hate the Halloween series [besides part 1 & 2], The Howling series may be the worst horror series of all time [only part 1 is worth having], The Hellrasier series is pretty much awful, the Saw series is ass [There, I said it ]. Friday the 13th is my second favorite series [I hated "Jason Takes Manhattan" though ], so yeah, NoES it is!

Oh, I loathe the NoES remake.

NoEs 2010 remake? I don't acknowledge its existence

the Halloween saga is awful, part III was not even about Mr.Myers, and since part IV they tried to adapt the series to the Friday the 13th formula (graphic gore/unkillable villian), pathetic

I guess the Fridaythe13th saga is decent if you just wanna watch gore and an unkillable villian killing everybody, lol

Hellraiser I & II are awesome (though sickening/disturbing) but after that: ugh...

Saw :

and I didn't even like the first Howling, lol

and of course Texas Chainsaw Massacre must be seen as a stand alone 70s horror classic

I love Halloween 1 and 2 only. You know, it's heart warming the way Jamie Lee Curtis's character (Laura Strode) reminds me of Arnold Schwarzenegger running away from his love child.

kewlschool said:

I love Halloween 1 and 2 only. You know, it's heart warming the way Jamie Lee Curtis's character (Laura Strode) reminds me of Arnold Schwarzenegger running away from his love child.

kewlschool said:

I love Halloween 1 and 2 only. You know, it's heart warming the way Jamie Lee Curtis's character (Laura Strode) reminds me of Arnold Schwarzenegger running away from his love child.

The original Halloween was filmed in April 1978...if you look carefully you can see leaves on the trees...

TheFreakerFantastic said:

kewlschool said:

I love Halloween 1 and 2 only. You know, it's heart warming the way Jamie Lee Curtis's character (Laura Strode) reminds me of Arnold Schwarzenegger running away from his love child.

The original Halloween was filmed in April 1978...if you look carefully you can see leaves on the trees...

Are you okay?

Tittypants said:

^ Seriously....watch it again and look carefully.

I also saw a documentary about the making of it, and they confirmed they filmed it pretty close to its release - they filmed it in the spring! They tried to disguise it with dead leaves on the ground etc but you can still see leaves on the trees in the background!!

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TheFreakerFantastic said:

^ Seriously....watch it again and look carefully.

I also saw a documentary about the making of it, and they confirmed they filmed it pretty close to its release - they filmed it in the spring! They tried to disguise it with dead leaves on the ground etc but you can still see leaves on the trees in the background!!

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I'm not saying you're lying at all. I believe you. Your response was just so.....out of the blue....

^ I guess I'm trying to steer the discussion away from this dark film and onto a lighter film...Halloween looks positively inncoent in comparison.

P.S. How's the celibacy (going or not going)? It's been a while since we last talked!

TheFreakerFantastic said:

^ I guess I'm trying to steer the discussion away from this dark film and onto a lighter film...Halloween looks positively inncoent in comparison.

P.S. How's the celibacy (going or not going)? It's been a while since we last talked!

I'm not sure I want to talk about that. Didn't you try to flirt with me after a while, & insinuate that I could be gay too?

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^ Well you did walk into that with your defence of certain orgers in denial.....

TheFreakerFantastic said:

^ Well you did walk into that with your defence of certain orgers in denial.....

No I didn't. You tried to make every guy out to be gay at one point

^ Well why are you so bothered about it? Are you 'protesting too much'?

I only said it based on some of the behaviour that goes on here!