1
Upcoming Horror Movies / louis vuitton handbags
« Last post by RhinoploloLap on May 17, 2012, 12:35:00 PM »http://www.vehiclebat.com/ fake lv handbag
Recent Posts
2
Upcoming Horror Movies / Louis Vuitton Knockoffs
« Last post by goxWoorne on May 17, 2012, 06:15:40 AM »http://www.louisvuittonreplicalv.com/ Louis Vuitton Handbags
3
News and Announcements / Re: Is it just me..Or is PC ignored as of late?
« Last post by Jerry on May 07, 2012, 09:39:00 PM »PCs not relevant to a lot of young folks. Games have to play on a wee device. Wee, oui, Wii.
4
Miscellaneous Horror Talk / Re: Gruesome Gossip Horror Movie Talk Podcast Jan 13
« Last post by Jerry on April 30, 2012, 10:49:40 PM »This podcast appears to be... uh... dead. RIP.
5
Horror Movies / Top 5 horror remakes
« Last post by Jerry on April 26, 2012, 03:18:30 AM »What are your favourite horror remakes? And what's the worst? How's about five of each.
Best
The Hills Have Eyes
King Kong
The Blob
The Fly
The Thing
Not-Best
House of Wax
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Amityville Horror
King Kong x2
Your turn.
Best
The Hills Have Eyes
King Kong
The Blob
The Fly
The Thing
Not-Best
House of Wax
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Amityville Horror
King Kong x2
Your turn.
6
Miscellaneous Horror Talk / Re: Dark Discussions podcast and website thread
« Last post by Jerry on April 26, 2012, 02:28:27 AM »Hey Dark Guys. I don't know about the violent magical kind of horror being called the "real" horror. Sounds like something that lungwort Sarah Palin might say. Too restrictive. Horror is much broader; It contains Multitudes, Legion. I think you're backwards. The kind of horror you've listed is a subgenre of the larger horror whole. (Have you tried the deep-fried chicken heads? A Horror Hole speciality!)
Don't forget to tip your waitress.
Don't forget to tip your waitress.
7
Horror Movies / Re: (your) Top 5 horror movies of all time
« Last post by Jerry on April 26, 2012, 01:45:13 AM »That's a tough one. Lot of my favourites have already been mentioned... obviously. You people have taste and style. But I'll try to think of a best five.
Here it is. These are all science-fiction horrors, I notice. I definitely prefer SF to spooky or slashy. Sneezy. Dopey and Bashful.
John Carpenter's The Thing -- this was & is a stunner... no CGI, but great effects & humour
Blade Runner -- wet film noir, Bogey hunting powerful killers... love ya pkd
The Hidden -- an alien on a psycho heavy-metal murder spree... can't be bad
On the Beach -- Aussie survivors await the inevitable deadly radiation of atomic war... EOTW mastery
Deep Blue Sea -- not to be confused with the romance flick... 1 of the best animal-attack movies ever
On second thought, many people who went to the recent love story (The Deep Blue Sea) would swear that it, too, is a horror movie. But that's neither here nor there.
Too bad the Marx Bros. never made a horror movie.
I might have a whole different list tomorrow. I don't get all religious about such things. Thanks hencepro. Cheers all!
Here it is. These are all science-fiction horrors, I notice. I definitely prefer SF to spooky or slashy. Sneezy. Dopey and Bashful.
John Carpenter's The Thing -- this was & is a stunner... no CGI, but great effects & humour Blade Runner -- wet film noir, Bogey hunting powerful killers... love ya pkd The Hidden -- an alien on a psycho heavy-metal murder spree... can't be bad On the Beach -- Aussie survivors await the inevitable deadly radiation of atomic war... EOTW mastery Deep Blue Sea -- not to be confused with the romance flick... 1 of the best animal-attack movies everOn second thought, many people who went to the recent love story (The Deep Blue Sea) would swear that it, too, is a horror movie. But that's neither here nor there.
Too bad the Marx Bros. never made a horror movie.
I might have a whole different list tomorrow. I don't get all religious about such things. Thanks hencepro. Cheers all!
8
News and Announcements / Episode 63: The Cabin in the Woods
« Last post by Jerry on April 26, 2012, 12:49:50 AM »Hey all. Just put up the latest episode of The Horror Movie Show. Please give it a listen and let me know what you think. I'll be online for the next few hours, so expect some lively chatter.
Okay, let's get the ball rolling.... Mark & I talk about The Cabin in the Woods. Bit of a warning — I do reveal way too much about the movie, so use caution when listening. I would suggest sticking a finger in just one ear.
Next, we spill our guts about the season finale of The Walking Dead. Hint: we liked it.
We finish the show on a strong-stomach note. Mark has a very delicate tummy and was violently ill about 30 times while watching Laid to Rest and ChromeSkull: Laid to Rest 2. Eventually he was so weak that it took a very nosy mailperson to discover his limp body the following Wednesday. Well, not really.
The writer/director of the Laid to Rest pair was a writer/director on the Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles TV series and so three of the leads from that series make large appearances.
So... I've been here a good 15 minutes now and nobody has replied... That's a bit disappointing. I'll just watch the Six O'Clock News and check back later.
Well, it's been a couple of hours now and what do I see when I sit down at this enormous IBM computer? Guh, I think the inch-thick dust on this thing dates to the mid-'70s. Anyway, let's see all these messages.
Nothing. Nothing.
What is going on here? I am genuinely hurt. What reason do I have to spend so many hours here trying to reach out to our small but deranged audience? I'll be back after I dry my tears....
....Huh.
Okay, now I'm angry. I'm in the middle of Colbert and not one message. That's it. I'm going to bed.
Okay, let's get the ball rolling.... Mark & I talk about The Cabin in the Woods. Bit of a warning — I do reveal way too much about the movie, so use caution when listening. I would suggest sticking a finger in just one ear.
Next, we spill our guts about the season finale of The Walking Dead. Hint: we liked it.
We finish the show on a strong-stomach note. Mark has a very delicate tummy and was violently ill about 30 times while watching Laid to Rest and ChromeSkull: Laid to Rest 2. Eventually he was so weak that it took a very nosy mailperson to discover his limp body the following Wednesday. Well, not really.
The writer/director of the Laid to Rest pair was a writer/director on the Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles TV series and so three of the leads from that series make large appearances.
So... I've been here a good 15 minutes now and nobody has replied... That's a bit disappointing. I'll just watch the Six O'Clock News and check back later.
Well, it's been a couple of hours now and what do I see when I sit down at this enormous IBM computer? Guh, I think the inch-thick dust on this thing dates to the mid-'70s. Anyway, let's see all these messages.
Nothing. Nothing.
What is going on here? I am genuinely hurt. What reason do I have to spend so many hours here trying to reach out to our small but deranged audience? I'll be back after I dry my tears....
....Huh.
Okay, now I'm angry. I'm in the middle of Colbert and not one message. That's it. I'm going to bed.
9
Horror Movies / Re: (your) Top 5 horror movies of all time
« Last post by JessicaAbel on April 20, 2012, 12:45:49 AM »My top favorite Horror Movies are
1)The Mist
2)The Serpent and the Rainbow
3)The Exorcist
4)Cemetery Man
5)28 Days later
1)The Mist
2)The Serpent and the Rainbow
3)The Exorcist
4)Cemetery Man
5)28 Days later
10
Horror Movies / Re: (your) Top 5 horror movies of all time
« Last post by lostintheplot on April 13, 2012, 01:11:15 PM »Hmmm...
1. Black Christmas (original)
2. Father's Day (2011)
3. Burn, Witch, Burn
4. Legend of Beaver Dam (short film, but I love it!)
5. Basket Case or Thankskilling
1. Black Christmas (original)
2. Father's Day (2011)
3. Burn, Witch, Burn
4. Legend of Beaver Dam (short film, but I love it!)
5. Basket Case or Thankskilling