andykeen said:

AMEN!!! i hated an loved "candy man"

PusherMan said:

Here are a few that comes off my head ..
Tetsuo (1988)
Eraserhead (1977)
Suspiria (1977)
Koroshiya 1 (2001)
House of 1000 Corpses (2003)
Seul contre tous (1998)

I look forward to the uncut house of 1000 corpses.

PURPLERAVEN said:

www.houseof1000corpses.com
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PusherMan said:

Yes but is that the uncut or just the released film on dvd?

PURPLERAVEN said:

Tartan Video have announced the Tartan Terror release of horror flick House of 1000 Corpses for 29th March, Arriving with an anamorphic transfer and both DTS and 5.1 Dolby Digital soundtracks, extras will include a commentary track with director Rob Zombie, behind-the-scenes footage, deleted scenes, UK exclusive interview with the director and trailer,
Roll up, roll! Capt Spaulding here. Want to take a peak in my Museum of Monsters and Madmen? There's a few shocks that will have your eyeballs popping in their sockets. And then there's the legend of Dr Satan. A group of young thrill-seekers passed by here the other day. They went to discover the truth for themselves, visiting the old house down the road. I should have warned then about Baby and her crazy family. Perfect hosts because no-one ever leaves. So chop, chop, pay them a visit, they will give you a Hell of a time.



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The only film which gave me nightmares was the Scream movies. It has nothing 2 do with the movie, it is just the man in the mask and cape. Eye do not like that mask, it really scares me.

Combat Shock. A masterpiece, but really horrible...

shaomi said:

"Combat Shock"...I almost forgot about this film completely i think it was done in the mid 80s....Definitely a very strong TAXI DRIVER influence, but there is enough twisting and corruption of an already sleazy idea to keep you interested as a whole, despite boring moments.....As much as i remember this film also contained a lot of stuff that is really ridiculous: the deformed baby looks like an alien, some of the actors behave as if they were in an amateur video and the scene at the employment office brings "Combat Shock" near the border of a parody.....Don't watch this one if you're depressed

It was the 1st gore genre film called "Blood Feast" by the Godfather of Gore, Herschell Gordon Lewis.




Other Lewis classics:
Two Thousand Maniacs, Color Me Blood Red, A Taste Of Blood

theAudience said:

2 years ago Herschell Gordon Lewis came out with Blood Feast 2: All U Can Eat .....DVD Extras: Disk 1: stills gallery; Trailers for Zombie 5: Killing Birds, Zombie 2, Demons 3: The Orge, Lizard in a Woman's skin, Flesh for the Beast, & theatrical trailer Disk 2:On the set with Hershell Gorden Lewis; Behind the scenes; behind the gore; 3 deleted scenes

PusherMan said:

www.herschellgordonlewis.com

"The Passion of Christ" Jesus Christ!!!

sinisterpentatonic said:

I am not sure they will screen it here in Israelll..... I guess i will wait for the DVD.....but i am intrigued....

Pumpkinhead or Vengeance the Demon, whatever it's called. Didn't particular scare me at the time i first saw it, but i occasionally have a recurring dream that beastie is after me and i wake up completely freaked.

The care bears

Marrk said:

Pumpkinhead (1988)
Not bad at all! Pumpkinhead shows that revenge is not always sweet. A grieving father avenges the accidental death of his son by asking an old witch to conjure the demon Pumpkinhead to kill those responsible for his grief. It doesn't take long for him to regret his wish. Good effects and pretty decent acting, especially from the witch. Fine watching for a dark, rainy night.


Pumpkinhead II: Blood Wings (1994) [AKA Pumpkinhead 2: The Demon Returns]

With Ami Dolenz daughter of Micky Dolenz from The Monkees his full name is .....are you ready for this....George Michael Dolenz Jr.....
Anyway back to Pumpkinhead ...."Bolted doors and windows barred, guard dogs prowling in the yard, won't protect you in your bed, nothing will from Pumpkinhead."

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PURPLERAVEN said:

Wow that is SCARRRRRY

PusherMan said:

I'll have to hunt that down and attempt to relive the horror.
At this point it will probably be more hilarious than horrifying.
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theAudience said:

Yes it is.....hilarious.....

meow85 said:

Just remembered anotha 2 films Bette Davis that scared me "Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte" and " The Nanny" (opposed to "The hand that rocks the Cradle" that did not scare me....even a bit.....but Rebecca De Mornay as Peyton Flanders and Mrs. Mott ...did scare me a bit.....i would call the movie "Natal Attraction").....And "The Nanny" i am not talking about Fran Drescher.....

Just remembered anotha disturbing film....althought i would consider it one of Stephan Kings worst adaptation....i still think its disturbing....."Pet Sematary"


Fred Gwynne was in it (may he rest his soul) was great there....i think he saved the film in a way but winds up with a toddler feasting on his neck. "The Munsters" was Shakespeare in comparison.....

This probably had more to do with my age when I watched it

Sybil-Sally Field To much reality for me

even more real!



Wouldn't disturbe me anymore, but did disturbe me extreemly when I saw it at 18 jrs old.

Whateva said:

They're here already! You're next! You're next, You're next...




and once again ....all together now "They're here. ......"

Search these Tv Thrillers.... You'll LIKe MY MOTHER with PATTI DUKe and RICHARD THOMAS.., The STRANGER WITHIN with BARBARA EDEN,, BAD RONALd SCOTT JACOBY,, The LASt One I don't know the Name but it is some Weird Film about these Aliens that live in the Basement Grating that Stars KIm DARBy but Really The Best Freaking One is the UNCUT ROSEMARY"S BABY and also here goes The SENTENIAL!!!!! EYES OF LAURA MARS FAYE DUNAWAY, LIPSTICK MARGaux HEMINGWAY.. WATCH all these and you will see what I mean.....

Zelaira said:

The one with KIm DARBy is "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark " from 1973 ...I never believed anyone else saw this movie!... I rememember it scared the Bejesus out of me!!!

Im a true horror fan but i dont think Horror is truly scary.

so top 5 Goremovies imo

1. Brain Dead aka Dead Alive (Peter Jackson)
2. Bubba Ho Tep
3. Batlle Royale
4. Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original)
4. Cabin Fever (maybe not my alltime fav but enjoyed it recently)

Scary movies

1. Repulsion
2. Alien
3. Spoorloos (The Vanishing, but watch the dutch version, not the american remake with happy end)
4. The Excorsist
5. Ben Hur (well i was nine and actually this is the one film i had nitemares about)

Whistler said:

Peter Jackson was a good director once....
Spoorloos was way better than the american version both directed by the same director.....(George Sluizer and was the director of the uncompleted River Phoenix film, "Dark Blood". )
And i dont understand how Ben-Hur gave you nightmares....Maybe all the chariot scenes...