CAMILLE4U said:

me too

Vashti said:

Would you like some ice cream Doc?

JDINTERACTIVE said:

:FALLOFF:

:FALLOFF:

Vashti said:

Sexy as hell...

Texas Chain Saw Massacre
Scream
Halloween
Friday the 13th

CAMILLE4U said:

one of the best reasons to watch Buffy...beside the camp, ofcourse

Vashti said:

Also starring as the women in the bath tub...



and

EDIT: As I think about it, different approaches to horror serve different purposes. These are my favorites from the standpoint they work as classics or keep the genre literarily intelligent. These aren't necessarily "scary" by today's standards. Some horror fans think some of these suck, because they rely on story and/or atmosphere as opposed to gross-out value and the element of shock, which are too often confused nowadays with a real ethos of dread or the fantastic. (I sound like such a snobbish asshole sometimes) ...






























[This message was edited Wed Oct 15 10:37:01 PDT 2003 by Lammastide]

at JDs bathtub girls!

Lammastide said:

I guess that's where U got Ur name huh?

Lammastide said:

CLASS

justkelley said:

I've read every single thing Stephen King has written, but I got a quarter of the way through that book, and stopped. That was 16 years ago, and I still haven't wanted to read it or see the movie.

minneapolisgenius said:

why is that ?
to scary or you dont like the way its written ?

justkelley said:

No, I just couln't read about the downward spiral of that dog's mental state because of rabies. I mean, you know he's going to get killed in the end, and I just felt bad because he couldn't help what was happening to him.

The Thing with Two Heads!!! Terrifying when you think about all the experiementing they doing with genetic engineering..ooohhh

JDINTERACTIVE said:

You got it, bud.

EvilWhiteMale, I can't see any of your images.

1. Night Of The Living Dead

2. Halloween "Original"

3. Gargoyles

Paisley said:

I love that movie. Forgot all about it.

Lammastide said:

I know. For some reason, they won't show. I'm too lazy to re-post them right now.

The shining

Always been more in2 the more psychological horror than the whole splatter/gore-fest stuff. Fear of the unknown is the ultimate scare...
Some of my faves:

Signs (watched this 4 the 1st time recently, and have 2 say I havent been so creeped out by a movie in YEARS. Very cool).


Psycho


Halloween


Jaws


Salems Lot


Nosferatu

(if u get the chance, check out the fantastic 'Shadow of The Vampire' starring John Malchovich, Udo Kier & Eddie Izzard - it's a clever little movie about how it 'may' have come 2 be).

Blair Witch
(Yeah, yeah - NOW it may look crap - but was lucky enough 2 catch a preview of it in a small cinema before the hype took off, and trust me...NOT knowing much about it helped in every way possible!)


Ringu



Grafitti Bridge. Truly horrific.


Have been lucky enough 2 meet Gunnar Hansen (Leatherface)
Nice guy. Imposing, but nice!

...and Clive Barker who is a friend of a friend.
Had dinner with him and his boyfriend David
(a TOTAL hunk!) Fave film of his: 'Nightbreed'


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bananacologne said:

I watched that as a kid and I found it really scary, I still find it scary to this day. It's a great film. The book is really good, engrossing.

Lleena said:

Salems Lot is a good one.

The Omen. That kid STILL freaks me out.

JDINTERACTIVE said:

Grafitti Bridge was not that bad. I actually liked it. It just went over my head the first 50 times I wathched it.

I saw the new Texas Chainsaw Massacre last night and I loved it.