Good Horror Films.

[argentus]

Watching the movie "Brightburn" right now, but will watch that directly afterward    I had forgotten about the movie "The Omen".   I very much like The Omen, and think it should be among the top  50 horror movies of all time.

[broccoli]

my favorite horror films were always wishmaster. He had a really cool voice lol. "Fulfill the prophecy! Make your wisssshhheesss" lmao

[Karl12]

Wolf Creek - absolute psycho.

Great film though.

my favorite horror films were always wishmaster. He had a really cool voice lol. "Fulfill the prophecy! Make your wisssshhheesss" lmao

Ha good one Broccoli - Wishmaster rocked back in the day.

Hilarious nowadays but remember being rather disturbed by Basketcase lol.

[broccoli]

lol yeah Its not horrifying but it is my favorite horror films next to maybe nightmare on elm street. i think i'm very desensitized to the genre unfortunately

[Karl12]

'Let The Right One In'


Truly awesome Swedish vampire film.

[broccoli]

'Let The Right One In'


Truly awesome Swedish vampire film.




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that looks amazing I'm actually going to watch that

[k0rn]

https://youtu.be/bLp1JJWJ5l4?si=aaAhjeZuvuCLeNT6

The story of Wendy and Arby

[CCoburn]

Bravo mate have wrote those down and will certainly check them out lol.

Have you ever sat down and watched this one (Tobe Hooper Director)?


Bloody awesome lol.

Yes!! That's the one, and I think that's a picture of Lon Chaney Jr. in the background there as the original werewolf. These movies are good, but they were even better when we were a bit younger - still good though.

So that Salems' Lot was a miniseries(I thought it was). A lot of Stephen Kings' books converted to film were also in the miniseries format e.g. The Langoliers, and The Stand et al.

David Soul was also a singer. Remember that old song from the seventies. It was quite popular at the time:

[Antigon]

Always loved a good genuine horror film and as Hollywood seems to be creatively (and morally) bankrupt these days they seem increasingly difficult to find.

This thread might not be for everyone but if you enjoy a good horror film and know of any original or exceptional examples (new or old) then please feel free to post.

Grew up watching VHS versions of 'The Wicker Man' and 'American Werewolf In London' so the standard is set pretty high lol.

Recently watched Midsommar and thought it was awesome.








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Also thought this recent Aussie film called 'Talk To Me' was an absolute winner.







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An American werewolf in London! 
What a film that was!

Old Hammer Horror Films- British Productions of the 50's, 60's, 70's 

[ArMaP]

Fair enough amigo but would definitely recommend 'Rec' (Spanish not Portuguese).

The Spanish make some good movies, sometimes with a strange sense of humour or an unexpected ending.