My Top 10 in Horror...

[BSR]

really? you didnt think it was a little bit creapy?

No, you arent the only one.. It was a unique scary movie that I thougth was pulled off well, with such a small budget.

[Molon Labe]

am I the only one that thought the blair witch was fucking creapy?

No....that was excellent. Just not on my top 10. Definetely worth seeing.

[Shannon]

No....that was excellent. Just not on my top 10. Definetely worth seeing.

Excellent?!!! I laughed through the whole stupid movie! That was a first date movie with someone. I insisted on seeing the stupid movie. I'm surprised he ever called me again.

[BSR]

Excellent?!!! I laughed through the whole stupid movie! That was a first date movie with someone. I insisted on seeing the stupid movie. I'm surprised he ever called me again.

Your husband lets you date?

[DarkScribe]

I'd have to disagree. Although Ringu had more backstory, it didn't creep me out the way The Ring did. Now, don't get me wrong - like all normal people, I wanted the mother to just kill herself within 5 minutes but the rest of it was very good.

I never saw Ringu but The Ring was excellent...proof that 'intelligent' horror movies can be made. I know some diehard horror movie fans love Dario Argento's stuff....I tried watching Suspiria many many years ago and stopped halfway through it. Just didn't get it. But I'd like to give his legendary films another shot sometime. And the Japanese (again, to the diehards) have been making some of the most effed up horror flicks out there lately.

[DarkScribe]

Your husband lets you date?

And your wife let's you out of the house? Oh wait...that's right...she can't...that damn court order thing...:D

[DarkScribe]

My choices, in no order:
1. 'Sleepy Hollow'
2. 'Nightmare on Elm Street' 1 and 3 (Part 3, 'Dream Warriors,' was an excellent film which doesn't get anywhere near as much respect as it deserves).
3. Original 'Halloween'
4. 'Joy Ride'
5. 'The Lost Boys'
6. 'Final Destination' 1 and 3 (I never saw 2)
7. 'Scream' (Worked great as an analysis/ satire of slasher films, and was pretty scary)
8. 'The Shining'
9. 'An American Werewolf in London'
10. 'Bubba Ho- Tep' (More comedy than horror, but an excellent movie).
I left off Stephen King's 'It' and 'Rose Red' because they weren't theatrical films, they were made- for- TV.

Great choices! Lost Boys, Nightmare #1, and American Werewolf are good scream-flicks.

[DarkScribe]

I don't care what the critics said, House of 1000 Corpses scared the hell out of me. And I don't usually get scared at movies.

Yeah, buddy. Rob Zombie is one effed up, dude, but I love 'em. House of 1000 Corpses was unique in what he tried to do with it, although I think most people probably didn't get it. Devil's Rejects--while a wholly different film--was good, too.

[BSR]

And your wife let's you out of the house? Oh wait...that's right...she can't...that damn court order thing...:D

[DarkScribe]

Nevermind, dude....it is called a joke...ya know, funny haha....being a smartass...you should know what that is, JV...