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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 10/6/2011 8:39:16 AM

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Any body seen this? it was one the Horror Channel last night awful acting and a terrible script however a lot of gore was on show.

I remember watching SLUGS on VHS yeeeeeaaars ago! I seem to recall as scene in which a lady takes a shower and some of the slugs 'drip' out of the showerhead...?

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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 11/6/2011 5:56:11 PM

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ORIGINAL: Snake-Eyes

quote:

ORIGINAL: NCC1701A

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Any body seen this? it was one the Horror Channel last night awful acting and a terrible script however a lot of gore was on show.

I remember watching SLUGS on VHS yeeeeeaaars ago! I seem to recall as scene in which a lady takes a shower and some of the slugs 'drip' out of the showerhead...?

As far as killer slugs movies go,this is the best i've seen.

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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 12/6/2011 10:05:45 AM

NCC1701A

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ORIGINAL: rubadub

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ORIGINAL: Snake-Eyes

quote:

ORIGINAL: NCC1701A

[image][/image]

Any body seen this? it was one the Horror Channel last night awful acting and a terrible script however a lot of gore was on show.

I remember watching SLUGS on VHS yeeeeeaaars ago! I seem to recall as scene in which a lady takes a shower and some of the slugs 'drip' out of the showerhead...?

As far as killer slugs�movies go,this is the best i've seen.

Has far I Know its the only one is it not?.

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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 13/6/2011 4:48:16 PM

rubadub

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ORIGINAL: NCC1701A

quote:

ORIGINAL: rubadub

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ORIGINAL: Snake-Eyes

quote:

ORIGINAL: NCC1701A

[image][/image]

Any body seen this? it was one the Horror Channel last night awful acting and a terrible script however a lot of gore was on show.

I remember watching SLUGS on VHS yeeeeeaaars ago! I seem to recall as scene in which a lady takes a shower and some of the slugs 'drip' out of the showerhead...?

As far as killer slugs movies go,this is the best i've seen.

Has far I Know its the only one is it not?.

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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 5/8/2012 12:30:28 PM

Whistler

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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 5/8/2012 3:08:01 PM

Timbzy

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My favorite horror films from 2006 til now. (I did the list last year as a 'Best of the Last 5 Years' thing)

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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 6/8/2012 8:47:52 AM

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gotta agree with you for Splinter. One of the best and scariest horrors in years.

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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 8/8/2012 2:57:50 AM

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My favorite horror films from 2006 til now. (I did the list last year as a 'Best of the Last 5 Years' thing)

Pontypool was a very strange but interesting film. It was nice to see something new done with the zombie genre.

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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 28/3/2013 10:36:56 PM

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Been in the horror mode past few days so have watched a couple of films

V/H/S - 4/10 - Loved Ti West's House of the Devil so was looking forward to his segment here, unfortunately it wasn't that good, but I did enjoy the first segment with the three guys

The Exorcism of Emily Rose - 6/10 - wasnt what I was expecting, would call this a legal drama with elements of the supernatural, a well made movie with good performances from Tom Wilkinson and Laura Linney.

Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 - 3/10 - I really liked the first one when I watched it a few years ago, so always was interested in checking this out, but as I expected there was nothing special here, although I did like the concept and the ending so wasn't all that bad.

Apartment 143 - 3/10 - Hasn't heard of this film until I caught a trailer online, paranormal investigators aim to find out what is tormenting a family, not as scary as I was expecting it to be but it did have some good moments but it's let down by a weak plot that seems to be the case with all these found footage/ handy cam horrors

The Devil Inside - 3/10 - pointless movie that delivered nothing much, I think the problem with this film was it did not know where to take the plot, had it concentrated on the possessed mother it could have had more potential

Stigmata - 4/10 - There were some good moments here but I think I liked it more for the actors than for the actual plot.

Was thinking of watching Sinister heard its a good film would anyone recommend it?

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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 30/3/2013 11:54:19 AM

Whistler

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Yeah I've heard pretty good things about Sinister as well. Been meaning to catch it ever since I missed its cinema run.

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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 31/3/2013 10:43:42 AM

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Last two horror films I saw were

Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers

Enjoyed it. 3/5

Hatchet II

Have Never seen the first film but also enjoyed this sequel. 3/5

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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 31/3/2013 10:26:51 PM

Whistler

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Just got me this puppy:

I plan to watch it before going to see the remake. It's been a while so I'm very much excited

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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 18/4/2013 4:38:40 PM

adamthehorrorfan

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^ I can't wait to see the remake.

I am pretty well known around my peers for being a huge Horror film fan. These are my top 10 Horror films:

1) Dawn of the Dead (1978)
2) Night of the Living Dead (1968)
3) The Shining
4) The Exorcist
5) Halloween (1978)
6) Scream
7) Day of the Dead (1985)
8) Return of the Living Dead
9) Zombie Flesh Eaters
10) Inside

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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 24/4/2013 12:00:39 AM

Mister Coe

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^ I can't wait to see the remake.

I am pretty well known around my peers for being a huge Horror film fan. These are my top 10 Horror films:

1) Dawn of the Dead (1978)
2) Night of the Living Dead (1968)
3) The Shining
4) The Exorcist
5) Halloween (1978)
6) Scream
7) Day of the Dead (1985)
8) Return of the Living Dead
9) Zombie Flesh Eaters
10) Inside

Some good choices there, sir!

For me, it's...

1 - An American Werewolf In London
2 - Suspiria
3 - Carrie
4 - Let The Right One In
5 - Dawn Of The Dead (original)
6 - Cannibal Holocaust
7 - Martyrs
8 - Phenomena
9 - Friday the 13th
10 - Opera

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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 24/4/2013 12:59:21 AM

Whistler

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ORIGINAL: Mister Coe

quote:

ORIGINAL: adamthehorrorfan

^ I can't wait to see the remake.

I am pretty well known around my peers for being a huge Horror film fan. These are my top 10 Horror films:

1) Dawn of the Dead (1978)
2) Night of the Living Dead (1968)
3) The Shining
4) The Exorcist
5) Halloween (1978)
6) Scream
7) Day of the Dead (1985)
8) Return of the Living Dead
9) Zombie Flesh Eaters
10) Inside

Some good choices there, sir!

For me, it's...

1 - An American Werewolf In London
2 - Suspiria
3 - Carrie
4 - Let The Right One In
5 - Dawn Of The Dead (original)
6 - Cannibal Holocaust
7 - Martyrs
8 - Phenomena
9 - Friday the 13th
10 - Opera

I have to say, I couldn't stand Martyrs. The first half was an interesting (and very bloody) psychological horror, but the second just descended into mindless, gratuitous torture. I'm sure it was trying to say something, but it just left me feeling completely disgusted.

Some nice choices on the rest though, on both lists

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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 24/4/2013 6:02:41 AM

calyx

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@Timbzy: Excellent choice with The Last Winter!
That one is about as tense as it gets. I never heard anyone else mention that before, major ++
I'll check out those others you suggested.

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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 24/4/2013 6:16:18 AM

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I hope this hasn't already been posted. One of the darkest and most tense psychological horrors I have seen.

Tensions rise within an asbestos cleaning crew as they work in an abandoned mental hospital with a horrific past that seems to be coming back.

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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 27/4/2013 4:40:03 AM

Mister Coe

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Whistler

quote:

ORIGINAL: Mister Coe

quote:

ORIGINAL: adamthehorrorfan

^ I can't wait to see the remake.

I am pretty well known around my peers for being a huge Horror film fan. These are my top 10 Horror films:

1) Dawn of the Dead (1978)
2) Night of the Living Dead (1968)
3) The Shining
4) The Exorcist
5) Halloween (1978)
6) Scream
7) Day of the Dead (1985)
8) Return of the Living Dead
9) Zombie Flesh Eaters
10) Inside

Some good choices there, sir!

For me, it's...

1 - An American Werewolf In London
2 - Suspiria
3 - Carrie
4 - Let The Right One In
5 - Dawn Of The Dead (original)
6 - Cannibal Holocaust
7 - Martyrs
8 - Phenomena
9 - Friday the 13th
10 - Opera

I have to say, I couldn't stand Martyrs. The first half was an interesting (and very bloody) psychological horror, but the second just descended into mindless, gratuitous torture. I'm sure it was trying to say something, but it just left me feeling completely disgusted.

Some nice choices on the rest though, on both lists

Agree about the last half of Martyrs but that's what made it one of my favourites... for the first time in a good long while, a horror film really GOT to me! All that SAW or HOSTEL bollocks with all the gallons of blood... small fry. I was so disturbed and freaked out by this film, it took me a few months to pluck up the courage to view it again. The conclusion was so wrong and horrible! And thats why its a big fave of mine...

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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 27/4/2013 8:12:10 PM

Whistler

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That's an interesting way of seeing it but it just didn't work for me that way. But hey, I'm glad you enjoyed it

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RE: Horror Movie Apreciation Society - 28/4/2013 9:05:22 PM

Mister Coe

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Fair enough, Whistler. I'm just a bit tired of horror movies having very little HORROR about them. Yeah, you can throw gallons of blood and guts at the screen but most of it makes no impact on me. Saw the new EVIL DEAD picture, pretty decent and splattery as all hell, but it didn't truly affect me.

Actually, the film that freaked me out the most recently was INSIDE, which I think adamthehorrorfan mentioned... I didn't think the film as a whole was a classic, hence it not making my list, but the ending... jesus! The same goes for MARTYRS...

I'll also mention the ending of LET THE RIGHT ONE IN... the final scene has not a drop of blood in it but it is so disturbing...

Anyway, my silly little thoughts, anyone else..?

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