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...and there's nothing on t'telly tonight, in honour of the other film thread, i bring you: what are your Top Five Horror films?
o Hellraiser
o The Lost Boys
o ...
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As it's Halloween...
...and there's nothing on t'telly tonight, in honour of the other film thread, i bring you: what are your Top Five Horror films?
o Hellraiser
o The Lost Boys
o Evil Dead II
o The Haunting (1963)
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Hmmm. I feel a bit like John Cusack. So many movies, which really qualifies as a Top 5 Horror movie? Here are ones I either found very scary or just very interesting.
Hellraiser
Stephen King's IT (Ok, it's a miniseries but still...)
Night of the Living Dead (the B&W version)
Red Dragon/Silence of the Lambs/Hannibal
13 Ghosts
Yes, so the Hannibal Lecter movies are more than one but since it's the same story I counted them as one entry... so sue me.
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shaun of the dead
night of the living dead
dawn of the dead (original version)
hell raiser series
found most of them funny, got quite a few of the old ones
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Hellraiser is my favorite horror film. It's the only scary one I've ever seen, mostly because it uses more psychological stuff than slasher, and the slasher parts are more effective.
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Dracula (the 1931 with Bela Lugosi)
Psycho (the 50's Version)
Night of the Living Dead (the Original 1968 release)
Godzilla (1956 Remake where they cut and pasted in Raymond Burr)
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Night of the Living Dead
Dawn of The Dead
Day of the Dead--anything by Romero!!!
Halloween--anything by Carpenter!!!
Ichi the Killer --hey, it could be considered quite horrific
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well... haven't seen many horror films... but my favorites are the hellraiser movies
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agreed, isn't the artwork really cool? gives you the chills... like i said, it relies more on psychological fear than slashing blood and guts all the time. It's a really unique movie. i can remember how scared i was when i was little and first saw the pinhead guy on tv... still kinda eerie today. the original hellraiser is the only good one though
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