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Spooky movies :)

2009-11-04T17:46:17Z

There a couple out- The Fourth Kind & Paranormal Activity- that look slightly scary. It has been ages since a movie has really SpOoKeD me. Anyone seen them yet? Not quite sure if they will be worth my $$.

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Trick R treat

2009-07-24T15:55:35Z

does any one know anything about the release date for this?It looks so good.

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Most Beautiful Horror Movie

2009-02-09T22:41:23Z

What is the most beautiful-looking horror movie of all time?

And Argento is a gimme, so try to come up with something else.

For me, it's "Don't Look Now." The location in which the story takes place is in itself creepy, and the fact that you see little splashes of red here and there is a nice touch. Also, that damn dwarf in the end is horrific.

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anyone know if fear net on comcast is free?

2009-02-05T01:57:38Z

was wondering in the movies on fear net on comcast is free or is it like pay per veiw? any one know? please help me!

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The Mist (Steven King)

2009-01-27T03:45:53Z

It's not The Fog. Has any one seen it?

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please anyone know anything that will get under my skin? or something very gory?

2009-01-23T20:01:27Z

i am in need of a great scare, something to make me jump 7 feet hight and not want to sleep at night with the litghts out! i am looking for something that is not for the faint of heart. somethig to make you sick to your stomic!!!! please help me!!!!

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the strangers

2008-10-24T09:17:21Z

is realy messed up!!! and to think there people out there like that! if your going to kill someone don't waiste them use them for food just like animals don't just shoot for sport but do it for food!!!!

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Horror fest??? 8 Films to Die For

2008-07-22T06:16:38Z

http://www.apple.com/trailers/independent/8filmstodiefor/hd/

Anyone know more about this???

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here is a great horror movie for you horror movie fan's like i am!

2008-07-07T16:42:03Z

it is called broken, it is a true story that will get under your skin this is not for the faint in heart!!! it i a very good movie watch it and tell me what you think!

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Lucio Fulci's THE BEYOND! Playing this Friday and Saturday in SF!

2008-05-14T06:54:42Z

Wanted to let you all know we are pleased to be playing Lucio Fulci's THE BEYOND this Friday and Saturaday @ Midnight! Come help us open one of the seven gates to hell!

The LATE NIGHT PICTURE SHOW PRESENTS:

LUCIO FULCI'S Grindhouse Classic----THE BEYOND
with a rare horror trailer show before the film!

Friday and Saturday May 16th and 17th @ MIDNIGHT
CLAY THEATRE
2261 Fillmore St @ Clay
San Francisco
(415)346-1124
$9.50-General
$8.50-Students w/ school i.d.
$8.00-Seinors 62 and over
For more info check out www.LandmarkAfterDark.com

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Christmas Horror

2008-04-02T06:06:33Z

I got a kick outta this..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kA5Gj2l4AMk&feature=related

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A quick critique...

2008-03-07T18:06:35Z

renogabriel.com

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ok here we go again! anyone see the movie shutter?

2008-03-02T23:25:24Z

if you haveint your missing out the new version is comeing out this year! it is about a cpl that go's driveing in the night and the guy hits a person now the girl is haveing nightmares and the guy is seeing ghosts in his pics. a must see! and tell me what you think!

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BLACK MAGIC WOMAN

2008-02-02T16:41:30Z

It gives me immense pleasure to announce the publication of my urban fantasy novel, BLACK MAGIC WOMAN.

It’s in most bookstores, and available online from Amazon and other dealers.

Here are 13 things you didn’t know about BLACK MAGIC WOMAN -- both the plot and the book itself.

1. The hero (well, one of them), Quincey Morris, is the great-great-grandson of the
Texan who died at the end of the original DRACULA. Contending with
supernatural evil has become something of a Morris family tradition.

2. The book was released in the UK and Australia on January 8th. The North
American release date was pushed back to January 29th because of a problem at
the North American printer.

3. African “muti” magic sometimes involves the use of human organs – which must be “harvested” while the victim is still alive.

4. "White" witch Libby Chastain, Quincey's partner in the investigation, is
bisexual, and a devout practitioner of what she calls "serial monogamy."

5. Jim Butcher, author of the "Dresden Files" novels, was kind enough to read
the manuscript pre-publication. As quoted on the book's cover, he calls BLACK
MAGIC WOMAN "the best manuscript I've ever been asked to read."

6. Quincey Morris is terrified of snakes, having almost died from
snakebite as a young boy. If only he knew….

7. Simon R. Green, author of the John Taylor 'Nightside" novels, was sent an
advance reading copy of BLACK MAGIC WOMAN and said, "This is a novel that's packed with story and engaging characters, and I can't wait to read the next one."

8. "White" magic cannot be used to do harm to somebody -- which doesn't mean
that you can't use it sometimes to kick somebody’s ass, as Libby Chastain knows full well.

9. Waterstones, the largest UK bookstore chain, has designated BLACK MAGIC
WOMAN as its featured SF/Fantasy title of the month. It's got its own display
in each of their 300-some stores. And if that ain’t freakin’ awesome, I don’t know what is.

10. It’s possible to drive off a bunch of zombies without having to “kill” them. All you need is the right magic – and a skilled magician to use it.

11. The South African national police really does have an Occult Crimes
Investigation Unit, although my character, Garth Van Dreenan, is not based on any
real person.

12. Vampires really do hate sunlight. A lot.

13. When you make a deal with the devil, the notes come due in brimstone.

Thanks for indulging me, everybody. I hope I've piqued your interest and that
you'll take a look at my novel. I'm kinda proud of it.

Justin
www.justingustainis.com

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Heard Of the Cry ?

2008-01-07T15:22:02Z

I heard there is a new horror flick coming out THE CRY - it's about La Llorona the weeping woman who kills her kids. Anyone heard anything ?

Thanks

E

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Sorry, but TEXAS CHAINSAW at Cellspace sucked.

2007-12-24T07:03:30Z

Hate to be the one to break the news, but the live version of TEXAS CHAINSAW at Cellspace was a total waste of time and money.

I expected low production values, it is supposed to be campy after all.
BUT....there were some major problems (which is why literally HALF (maybe more) of the audience left during intermission)

#1 unless you are seated in the first row you miss 3/4 of the action since they A.) didn't bother to build a stage and B.) don't bother to try and keep the action high enough that even 1/2 the audience can see it.

#2 They dont use a sound system, so you cant heard most of the dialouge.

On top of the "missing most of the play" issues for the majority of the audience, it ran waaay to long.
The "script" was a joke (totally unfocused, not funny, basically boring)
and they focused almost all of the blood spray on the front 1/4 of the audience (the rest of you get to watch the people in front have all the fun).

DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY!
You don't have to take my word for it...ask someone you know who attended one of the earlier performances what they thought. Odds are good that they were in the 1/2 of the audience that left after intermission (I actually stayed to try and give it a chance and ended up just wasting more of my time)

I went to see EVIL DEAD LIVE and it was great...
BUT what's missing now basically is that the group of people now making up the cast seem to have decided that what is important is for THEM to have a good time and that's where their focus is, not on playing to the audience.
It's masturbatory theatre. "Ha ha isn't this fun!"
That'd be okay if the performance was free or $5...but at $20 a ticket, it's not acceptable.

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Boo!

2007-12-24T06:28:59Z

Just watch a movie called BOO last night. The acting is TERRIBLE but there are some pretty decent scares and the story isnt bad.

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Live Blood & Guts Horror Theatre! 3/15-3/24

2007-12-24T06:22:20Z

Finally, the true story about the Haddonfield Babysitter Murderer is revealed in this suspense-filled, gorefest comedy by the Primitive Screwheads, who will be performing this show for the first time in SCREW-U-VISION, a revolutionary sensory process in which audiences will be given special glasses that will make it seem like the actors are not on stage, but they'll swear the actors are sitting on right in their laps.

This time around, we are performing at the Xenodrome Theater, which is a small 80 seat Venue, which allows our shows to be more intimate and it also brings the entire audience right up close to the action and excitment. The Xenodrome has also given us full permission to spray as much blood as we want, which means we are going to shower the entire audience without remorse. No one will be safe. NO ONE!

Link to Our Trailer!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldMW2EGfdiQ

There will be beer and wine and snacks for sale.

On St. Patrick Day's March 17th, the blood will be GREEN!

WHEN: Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays
March 15th, 16th,17th & March 22nd,23rd,and 24th
8pm Shows
Doors open at 7:15pm
WHERE: Xenodrome Theater
1320 Potrero (@ 25th Street)
San Francisco
Tickets: www.brownpapertickets.com/event/11223
$20 plus service charge online
$25 at the door.

Get your tickets early. Our shows sell out fast especially since we are at a smaller venue.
Thank You for your enthusiasm and support. And may God have mercy on you, because we sure won't!

www.primitivescrewheads.com

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BUG

2007-11-22T22:43:02Z

Anyone seen this? I have her it's awesome, I have plans to go see it this week.

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New Site Dead-icated to the Horror Arts!

2007-05-29T18:48:40Z

Hi! I just wanted to let you know that our revised site is up and we would like you to stop by and check it out! We bring the best and most original forms of horror indie art to you, all in one place. We focus on non-corporate funded but unique artist from all venues – stage, films, music, photography and writing.

Let us know what you think – www.cadavergirls.com

Sin-cerely,
Adrenalyn

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Hard Candy?

2007-02-28T16:27:21Z

Would anyone consider Hard Candy a horror movie? I'm a female and it made me cringe!!! Talk about current events and how someone so angelic looking could turn the tables so quickly. d~

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Audition

2006-12-13T23:42:22Z

Just rented this flick on DVD...should get a chance to watch it this weekend...I have heard it was one of last years most overlooked psycho movies. Cant wait to sink my teeth in.

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Wolfe Brothers Class-- Santa Clara Januray 2007

2006-12-06T21:01:56Z

Anyone who may be interested in learning world class makeup and face paint techniques should take a glance at the Wolfe Brothers class. They don't make to CA very often, and they are extremely talented artists. Their site is Wolfefx.com if you want to se a sample of what you will be learning. Great opportunity!

Each class is 3 days. People who book will be called
personally by Nick or Brian Wolfe. The cost is between $415-$500 for 3 full days
of instruction and lunch.
Tues-Thurs January 16-18, 2007
Fri-Sun 19-21, 2007
If you know of anyone who would like to take these classes. PLEASE
pass on my email or let me know. I was expecting the confirmation in
September, but didn't get it till now and really want to get this
class booked by January. Thank you for your support and help.
Contact:
Wendy- Wendy@NeverlandFaces.com
or Justin- justin@wolfefx.com

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Chris Cunningham

2006-11-06T20:29:49Z

Probably redundant, but check out some of collaborations with Richard D. James aka Aphex Twin:

http://video.google.ca/videoplay?docid=2727946189754209238&q=Come+to+Daddy

http://video.google.ca/videoplay?docid=7382676545570345084&q=Rubber+Johnny

Nobody dies, but still Creepy, Funny, Obscene and Horrible... yeah!

BTW, I'd love for him to do a Zombie/Horror Feature Film... wouldn't you?

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Alida Valli: 1921-2006

2006-04-23T00:25:39Z

I remember her from "The Third Man", but it's her role as Miss Tanner in "Suspiria" that I always think of.

Think I'll watch "Suspiria" tonight in her honor.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060422/en_nm/valli_dc;_ylt=A9FJqYpTxkpERpEAYBSs0NUE;_ylu=X3oDMTA3YXYwNDRrBHNlYwM3NjI-

ROME (Reuters) - Alida Valli, one of Italy's most famous movie actresses, who starred in "The Third Man" and "The Paradine Case," has died aged 84.

Valli, who was also known by her family name Alida Altenburger, died at home in Rome, her son told Reuters.

She rose to fame in Italy in the late 1930s and 1940s with a string of romantic films that endeared her to her war-weary compatriots and earned her the soubriquet "Italy's girlfriend."

(more)

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Lucio Fulci...any fans out there?

2006-04-21T15:13:35Z

I grew up on the films of Lucio Fulci....around here they were shown as parts of horror double features.

Me and my pals would head up to either the State Wayne or the Dearborn Cinema and go view a couple of gore films on the odd Saturday.

The 80's were the hey day of gore....I feel sorry for you younger folk who missed out on it.

I remember seeing The Seven Doors of Death, House by the Cemetary, The New York Ripper and Zombie (I sure there were others).

Anyway...any Fulci fans out there?

What's your fav if you are?

Favorite scene?
Sliver in eye? Exploding Head? Shark vs. Zombie fight?

He was a mad genius....I miss Italian gore flicks...Argento is the only one left.

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For the person who has everything.

2006-04-20T22:41:35Z

http://www.customcreaturetaxidermy.com/

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ZOMBIE ATTACK!

2006-04-06T09:21:42Z

http://www.okcupid.com/tests/take?testid=5349989821747660792

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Check out this new trailer.

2006-04-04T20:14:25Z

http://www.ifilm.com/ifilmdetail/2712294?htv=12&htv=12

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Sci-fi channel's Mortuary

2006-03-31T04:15:37Z

I watched this tonight. I can't help but think I'd rather have read it. It had certain Lovecraftian elements that I thnk would have translated better (been creepier) in a book format. The most obvious tie-ins- Location: Arkham, Lovecraft's most famous couplet found in a tomb, the fungal slug-monster, and the ultimate triumph of the monstrous darkness from the deep. ;-)

Of course, it has the very important message that you can never, ever have enough salt when dealing with necrotic monsters empowered by slug-like well-dwelling puke monsters.

Not a bad film, despite reviews... the effects were good... It reminded me a bit of an old cult classic called "The Stuff."

But I still would rather have read it than watched it. Anyone know if it *is* based on a novel/short story?

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best brokeback so far

2006-02-25T01:24:42Z

http://www.youtube.com/p.swf?video_id=de8CR5_QyXU&eurl=&iurl=http%3A//static13.youtube.com/get_still.php%3Fvideo_id%3Dde8CR5_QyXU

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excellent shirts

2006-02-17T04:56:02Z

http://www.rottencotton.com/index2.htm

semi not safe for work, no porn but

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silent hill

2006-02-14T22:09:18Z

http://playlist.yahoo.com/makeplaylist.dll?id=1401398&sdm=web&qtw=640&qth=400

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When a Stranger Calls

2006-02-02T04:49:31Z

I just saw the preview for this and first off they need to leave it alone, and second the preview pretty much gave everything away. I dont see how they are gonna make this scary if everyone already knows that the call is coming from inside the house. That was the best part of the original. It made my skin crawl.

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

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Dark Heaven

2006-02-01T02:09:50Z

anyone seen this yet. it looks interesting, but you know how that usually works out.

gonna watch it tonight.

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another friday the 13th film

2006-01-30T23:20:14Z

10/13
http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117937013?categoryid=13&cs=1&s=h&p=0

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KING KONG

2006-01-16T22:45:24Z

Did anyone else notice the Sumatran Rat Monkey cage from DEAD ALIVE in Peter Jackson's KING KONG?

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LINK

2006-01-03T09:59:55Z

enjoy this!

www.Winterrowd.com/maze.swf

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Howz this for boredom...

2005-12-29T02:20:50Z

A vampire bites its victim, and the victim dies, the victim becomes a vampire.
If a werewolf bites, and/or claws its victim, and the victim lives, said victim becomes a werewolf.
If a zombie bites or claws its victim, then said victim dies and becomes a zombie.
So if a zombie bites or claws a werewolf, or visa versa...
A vampire bites a zombie, or werewolf or visa versa....

If Dwight Fry bites you, then it's because you're a bug.

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the hills have eyes

2005-12-23T17:56:40Z

http://www.apple.com/trailers/fox_searchlight/thehillshaveeyes/trailera/

enjoy

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hmm... cuz i'm bored..

2005-12-21T02:42:00Z

Dawn Of The Dead is on right now, the remake....

i dont know if its been disgussed before but, like i said, i'm bored...

Whatd' ya think? I thought it was fucking rad personally... And kinda spookay... Zombies rock.

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Undead

2005-12-18T01:13:20Z

Just rented this movie, has anyone seen this yet?

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film search

2005-12-17T04:22:34Z

Anyone know where to get a copy of "Screams on a Winter's Night?"
help would be appreciated....
thanks!

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Scared you as a kid....

2005-12-17T04:16:51Z

Dave gave me the idea for this thread....

Basically what movies terrified you as a youngster??

Me...

Jaws...I had thought that kids weren't supposed to be killed in movies....sorry...Alex Kitner and air raft changed that

Amityville Horror...the red eyes staring in the window...pants crapper

Gargoyles...the 70's TV movie...I saw them everywhere.

Alien...in a bad parenting move my dad took me to see it....

The Exorcist...nuff said

Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things...Zombies, Satanism and Hippies....great combo

The Entity...naked woman raped by invisible devils

The Demon Seed....computer getting freaky

I'm sure I'll think of more...but these are the ones that lingered.

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Elvis is a freak

2005-12-15T18:31:52Z

PDX, OR has this local celebrity called 'Elvis'.
For 28 years Elvis has been going downtown and impersonating The King, using a cardboard guitar (sometimes a real one) his wardrobes and his 2 inch thick glasses.
Like Sling Blade vs. Sasquatch.

I recorded him doing improv spooky stories in the summer and I got my band and others to play along to him later.
The record is done and being pressed soon, then we are shooting for Mr. Howard Stern.

Here are the mp3's, very little will change between now and pressing, only a little more music here and there.

http:/www.freakathon.com/elvis

Yes that's his shadow on the tombstone.

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Best Horror Movie

2005-12-12T00:11:08Z

Okay, there's a thread for all time worst horror movies, what do you think of as being the best?

Although there are too many for me to list them all, the ones that spring to my mind as being on the top of the heap are:

Halloween 1 & 2
Nightmare On Elm Street
Friday the 13th
Hellraiser
the Howling
Dracula (1931)
Frankenstein (1931)
the Wolf Man (1941)
Nosferatu (1922, 1979)
Creepshow 1 & 2
Trilogy of Terror
any Christopher Lee Hammer film

Those are just off the top of my head, and in no particular order.

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Happy Birthday, Jeffrey Combs

2005-12-11T23:33:40Z

One of my other tribes alerted me to the fact that this fabulous horror star is havin' a lil ol' birthday today...
Drink a toast of green goo tonight for Mr. Combs!

Lil Bio-
A horror film leading actor, Jeffrey Combs is probably best known for protraying Herbert West in the cult horror film Re-Animator (1985). Re-Animator was based on H.P. Lovecraft's famous novel brought together by Stuart Gordon and Brian Yuzna, the producer and financier of the film. Combs stayed in the realm of cult films with both Gordon and Yuzna to return when making From Beyond (1986), and Bride of Re-Animator (1990) also from Lovecraft novels. He has also been in some supporting roles in The Pit and the Pendulum (1990) (V), the strange FBI Agent with Michael J. Fox in The Frighteners (1996/I) , I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (1998) and the remake of the William Castle thriller, House on Haunted Hill (1999).

Trivia
Played five different clones of the same character (Weyoun) on "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993); he also played two other roles on the show. Also played two roles (so far) on "Enterprise" (2001), an Andorian and a Ferengi.

Graduated from Lompoc High School in 1972 [1972]

Has starred in 5 movies based on H.P. Lovecraft stories.

Auditioned for the role of Commander Riker on "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987). Although he didn't get the part, Jonathan Frakes, who did get the part, remembered Combs when directing an episode of "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993) and cast him in a guest role in that episode. The producers liked his performance so much he was later cast in two different recurring roles on the show.

Named "the first Lovecraftian actor" by fans of writer H.P. Lovecraft, for his frequent appearances in movies based on Lovecraft's writings (including a portrayal of Lovecraft himself, in Necronomicon (1994)) and also for his involvement in other "HPL projects".

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Taboo Question Alert: What are the scariest movies ever?

2005-11-02T15:50:12Z

OK, I realize that watching a horror film repeatedly can desensitize a viewer to its true scare value, but I think if you can remember back to the first time you saw them, you can say what stands as the scariest movies you've ever seen...

Seems this is virtually a tabboo subject for “serious” horror fans, which is exactly why I wanted to ask it. You just don't often find us copping to what movies are really scary, at least not on message boards anyhow. So, I'll give it a try, first. Let the healing begin

1. The Exorcist- of course, this seems to wind up high on lotsa lists, though I wonder if having a Catholic upbringing (which I sorta had, for a few years anyway) is prerequisite for finding this frightening. Anyway, I just always found the performances and makeup/special fx credible and horrific enough to hit a nerve. On repeated watchings.

2-4 (no particular order)

*Nightmare on Elm Street- I remember this looking and feeling just like a true nightmare, and Freddy more than dominated that realm with authority.

*Candyman- I think I just never knew what to expect in this movie, so that kept me scared.

*Evil Dead- the first one's grainy quality made it seem like a personal document. Maybe I'm just afraid of demons.

5.) The Ring/ Texas Chainsaw Massacre (tie) I guess this shows the conflict between my old and new school allegiances. I wouldn’t say these movies are still scary for me today, but they were once anyhow...

Please help me out guys, I know I've seen scarier films than #s 2 through 5...

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Dead Birds

2005-10-30T04:32:40Z

Anyone see this? I think it went straight to video but I rented it last night and it was pretty creepy:

http://tinyurl.com/agash

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siko the clown

2005-10-28T22:05:51Z

who wants to be the mother of my dead

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Halloween Survey

2005-10-28T08:42:23Z

1.What is your favorite Bruce Campbell film?
Evil Dead 2

2.Do you like bad horror films?
Most of them just cause their so cheesy it's hilarious

3.Frankenstein, Dracula or Wolfman? Why?
Dracula - I've always been fascinated with vampires

4.What was your favorite Halloween costume?
I used fake skin and stuck needles in my face - Pinhead, or my evil fairy costume - I used peacock feathers for fairy wings

5.Most memorable Halloween?
the vortex..1997...5763 bands in 8 hours.. i was dressed up like a misfit...jem and the holagrams misfit - Pizazz

6.Do you like Haunted Houses?
Yes, but when I was younger they made me cry like a baby

7.Do you like corn mazes?
I've never been but have always wanted to try

8.Do you like to be scared?
Yes, I read Stephen King a lot

9.Do you enjoy pumpkin carving?
As long as the pumpkin isn't rotten like mine was last year - that was disgusting

10.What is your favorite thing about Halloween?
The sky looks clearer, darker

11.Do you know how Halloween first started?
Yes, but I'll never tell, WA HA HA

12.The most underrated horror movie monster?
the breather from student bodies

13.The most overrated horror movie monster?
Boogeyman - new

14.The most underrated horror movie?
student bodies

15.The most overrated horror movie?
Boogeyman - new

16.Did you ever egg anyones house?
No

17.Did you ever toilet paper anyones house?
Yes, that's pretty fun

18.What was the worst thing you did on mischief night?
Knocking over a row of mailboxes (at least that I remember)

19.Have you ever been a part of a seance?
yes

20.Anything weird happen during the seance?
Yes

21.If you could be any horror movie monster, which one would you be? Why?
Dracula's lover

22.Why do you think horror movie monsters kill so much?
their rejected???

23.Which horror movie scared you the most when you first saw it?
Saw

24.Do you believe in gypsies curses?
Yeah, but I doubt I'll ever meet a gypsy to find out

25.Do you think fortune tellers have real abilities?
some of them

26.Do you think you’re ready for the end of the world?
In some aspects

27.Do believe in Guardian Angels? Do you have one?
yes, don't know if I have one

28.Were you ever afraid of the dark?
Yes, still can be in certain situations

29.Ever think that monsters were in your closet or something lived under your bed?
Yes, I used to leap into bed, and nothing could be out of the covers or it would get chopped off

30.Ever see a dead body?
at viewings

31.Ever poke a dead body with a stick?
an animals

32.Ever have a tea party with a dead body?
no

33.Ever play puppet theater with a dead body?
maybe at mikes funeral...haha

34.Do open casket viewings freak you out?
kinda

35.Ever wonder what it would be like to be buried alive?
No I'd rather not find out

36.After a body has been embalmed by the mortician, did you ever wonder whether or not formaldehyde would bleed out if you cut the body open?
nope never been that high at a funeral

37.Godzilla, Mothra or King Kong?
king kong

38.Do you believe in Urban Legends?
sometimes

39.Which Urban Legend is your favorite?
Bloody Mary

40.Ted Bundy, Jeffery Dahmer or John Wayne Gacey?
gacey... something about a clown murderer..

41.Jason or Michael Meyers?
jason.

42.If given the choice to enter heaven or walk the earth and haunt people?
heaven

43.Which limb of your body could you live without?
maybe the little toe????

44.Do you think someday doctors would be able to keep a human head alive?
no, not in my lifetime anyway

45.Ever walk through a cemetery at night?
yes

46.Ever bob for apples?
yes

47.Ever go on a hay ride?
yes and they are almost always lame

48.Swamp Thing or Creature from The Black Lagoon?
creature from th eblack lagoon

49.Ever wish upon a star? Did it ever come true?
yes and i don't think so

50.Ever play with a Ouiji board?
i was an addict..yes

51.Do you think Ouiji boards have real powers or is it all in the head?
head games

52.Do you think the Blair Witch project was real when you first saw it?
there wasn't really anything physically scary, just mental

53.What would be the worst way to die?
slow and painfully

54.Do you believe in blood-letting?
only when concrete blonde sings about it.

55.Ever drink blood? Was it yours or someone elses?
mine

56. Headless Horseman or Van Heilsing.?
van helsing

57.Do you know when the witching hour is?
yes

58.Do you believe witches are real?
yes

59.Have you ever wanted to burn someone at the stake?
no, well, on second thought - yes

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Limbs?

2005-10-28T08:02:27Z

Anyone know where I can get some cheap fake limbs? Or know how to make them if that doesn't get too expensive?

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Matheson Remakes

2005-10-04T15:55:41Z

Most people have probably seen the two loose adaptations of Matheson's "I am Legend" story, Omega Man with Charelton Heston and Vincent Price's The Last Man on Earth.

Now apparently they're making a more faithful adaptation of Matheson's story...

_________

Lawrence Takes On Legend
Warner Brothers has set Francis Lawrence (Constantine) to direct I Am Legend, fast-tracking the long-gestating adaptation of the Richard Matheson SF novel, Variety reported. David Heyman, Akiva Goldsman, Neal Moritz and Erwin Stoff are producing. Mark Protosevich wrote the script.

Lawrence takes on one of the more ambitious films in arner's
repertoire, the trade paper reported. Legend is a big SF project that has been at the studio for nearly a decade. At one time, it had Ridley Scott and Arnold Schwarzenegger attached, and another incarnation had Michael Bay and Will Smith set.

Set in Los Angeles after a biological war, the film centers on the sole healthy survivor, a man who finds himself in a battle against nocturnal mutants. The script will undergo a rewrite under the supervision of Lawrence and the producers, who eye a 2006 start date.

_______

I'm kind of looking forward to this "remake," but at the same time I think Hollywood's current remake frenzy is depressing. I wish they'd get a new idea and run with it instead of running old ideas into the ground. That said, I love Vincent Price's version of the story more than Heston's, but I'd buy a DVD collection that featured all three, just for the sake of having a complete collection.

I really do wish that when they did make a remake of some earlier movie, that they would come out with a collection featuring all the versions, instead of casting the older one aside.

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various entities

2005-09-19T17:07:29Z

discuss encounters with deties/elementals/constructs that you have met or even made up

tribes.tribe.net/variousentities

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Anyone's brain hurt....

2005-09-15T16:51:05Z

from thinking of the best of the best all the time?

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The House (creepy game)

2005-09-14T21:42:57Z

Has this been posted here before?
http://members.thai.net/sinthai/thehouse.htm

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Hellraiser 8: Hellworld

2005-09-12T02:56:49Z

Much better than Deader (#7) IMO, though a bit slow I thought and not as good as #6. Maybe it's just that it was released on September 6th but since I mail-ordered it, I only received it on Saturday (even though I could have bought one where I work, I just would have had to pay more.

Most of the acting was substandard. The plot was supposed to be based on a Hellraiser RPG, but beyond the characters' mentioning the supposed game, no one was ever seen to play it. I'm left to wonder whether they just didn't put that much effort into the development of the movie, or if Dimension films were afraid some folk would take to playing it...

I liked the double twist ending though which kind of brought the whole series of movies full circle. I don't want to say too much and ruin it for others, but the ending of this final movie does set it up for a new line of movies if Clive Barker succeeds in buying back the Hellraiser franchise.

Anyway, I'm kind of left with mixed feelings on this last movie. I guess like any fan of a franchised movie, I have my own ideas on how it could have been better and I'm frustrated that the finale wasn't better. But comparatively speaking, it wasn't the worst Hellraiser movie I've ever seen.

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Assassination by mad cow meat

2005-09-10T00:18:08Z

Mad Cows are cows that suffer from a disease called bovine cuniform encephelopothy. There is no known cure for BCE and people who contract it eventually die from symptoms not unlike alzheimers disease. It eats holes in your brain.

So it occured to me, people have killed countless people with poison and various intelligence services from varying countries have undoubtedly dispatched numerous people with tampered food and drink but what about the slow method? BCE!

For instance if the KGB, Moussad or whomever wished to tamper with the outcome of a future election in country-X, why not infect the unfavorable cadidate with a crippling disease thus paving the way for the candidate they want? The KGB did something similar recently in the Ukraine by poisoning a politician with dioxin which disfigured his face but he survived and won. But they wanted him dead. So?

I wonder if a corrupt Department of Agriculture official would sell a quaranteened mad cow for the right price? I wonder if the Homeland Security people would freak-out someone just went and stole a "mad cow"? CONDITION RED!! CONDITION RED!! MAD COW ON THE LOOSE!! Hahahaha.

Swaz

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What truly terrorfies you?

2005-09-08T04:03:30Z

Do you wake up in the middle of the middle of the night screaming? Do you push your girlfriend ahead of you before entering a dark room?

What really, in your own life, terrorfies you? Is it the thought of death? Spiders? Disease? Heights? Clowns? Thoughts of someone doing physical harm to your loved ones? Bunnies? The U.S. Government? Alien abductions?

Okay, you get the idea....

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................................

2005-09-02T03:00:32Z

www.ericblumrich.com/pl_lo.html

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Hello... or should i say AAAAAIIIIIIIIIII.........

2005-08-28T06:06:06Z

just came across this tribe.... love horror flicks.... especially anything with undead (zombies) happy to meat... er meet all those who feel the same...!

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RUIN P{ictu}res N(o)w Onl*ne

2005-08-26T20:38:28Z

Eight pages. Black and White.
RUIN is available online at the Chicago store Quimby's (Quimbys.com) and by request from the creator.
A nasty article of terminal psychological deterioration and misanthropic regression. It features words, photographs, hallucinations, and paintings violently spliced together.

It's an awful thing that came from my head.

Photos are now online.

MALICE to follow

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High Tension

2005-08-09T18:50:58Z

I just saw the preview for High Tension while trawling through Apple's trailer site:
http://www.apple.com/trailers/lions_gate/high_tension/

It looks pretty scary, but I've never heard anything about it. What the heck is it?

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M-ladies

2005-08-07T00:00:15Z

Leonard Lake and Charles Ng were two survivalist hoodlums that had a shack out in Stanislaus County in California in the 80's. After Lake took a cyanide pill rather than be captured the police unearthed a bunch of snuff films at his hideaway. One was called M-ladies and is supposed to have various murders on it. It was entered into evidence against Charles Ng, who was convicted and now sits on California's death-row.

I know that there have been other killers who have convicted themselves with video-tape, my question is, I wonder if there are any corrupt people at Quantico that would dupe a tape for the right price? That is undoubtedly where these videos are studied and held. (Behariorial Sciences Unit)

It wouldn't be the first time for evidence to be leaked or duplicated. Rotten.com gets anonymous submissions from people in law-enforcement all the time. But those are just crime-scene photos.

Swaz

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The Corpses Rise!

2005-08-03T17:36:58Z

Mosterous mayhem ensues with The Floating Corpses playing with Gypsy
@ The Lobot Gallery Wednesday, August 3rd 8pm $5 all ages
seek and find www.lobotgallery.com/directions.html
listen www.myspace.com/thefreakmafia

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HELL ON EARTH

2005-07-13T01:53:23Z

This looks interesting... seems like a cross between Demons, From Beyond, and Evil Dead.

*********

Filmmaker Ted (THE DEADLY SPAWN) Bohus gave Fango an update on HELL
ON EARTH, his currently rolling supernatural horror/comedy that we first
told you about here, including a more detailed story synopsis: “Sixteen-year-old Bobby walks with the help of metal leg braces and lives with his nasty parents Ernie and Lucy and repulsive sister Peggy.

He plays with ‘imaginary friends’ provided by the mysterious and ancient ‘Apocryphal Book of Tarkuhm’ provided by his eccentric and somewhat crazy Aunt Sadie. What he doesn’t know is that the monsters and demons are only biding their time until the planets are aligned, and they can get him to read the passage freeing their master from the “hell” of another universe.

“As this process begins, more and more bizarre creatures breach the portal of this world and magically seal everyone in the house, including Bobby, his parents, Peggy, her partying friends and the mysterious Aunt Sadie. Things get nasty as one by one, the inhabitants of the house fall prey to the ever-increasing horde of pustular monstrosities. Who will survive? Who will discover the way to destroy these strange creatures and save the Earth?”

The cast includes Brett (FAIRVIEW FALLS) Fallon as Bobby, Kristin Woodburn as Peggy, Terry Shane as Ernie, Teresa Vicario as Lucy, Pat Ceasar as Aunt Sadie, Peter (CEMETERY GATES) Stickles as Chris, Emily Alpren as Ginger, Don Money as Norman, Aimee Hofmann as Lisa, Mary Corinne Miller as Janet and. “Teri Shields [pictured]—Brooke’s mom—has agreed to be an executive producer on the film,” Bohus reveals, “and THE DEADLY SPAWN’s executive producer Ron Giannotto and editor Marc Harwood are also on board.

“I wrote this film in the ’80s and it started out as a slapstick comedy,” Bohus continues. “When a few of the comedy/horror films tanked at the box office, I shelved the project, but I still liked the idea of putting an EVIL DEAD-type film right in the middle of town. Since everyone is magically sealed in the house, you don’t need to stage it in an isolated setting. From outside, the house looks normal, but inside, all hell is breaking loose!”

HELL ON EARTH is a production of Horror Biz Films, and Bohus says, “Our line producer, Ken Greenblatt, got back from the Cannes festival and said this type of film is doing very well. The studios are realizing that low-budget films have a vast following. Pay a little money for the film and put a lot into advertising, and you just might hit paydirt. We hope this film might fit into that sort of scenario. Dave Baumuller has been my right hand, and we have a topnotch crew. I’ve met a bunch of talented special effects artists at conventions, and now they are all working on some part of the film.” And as he told us previously, “We’d like our next film to possibly be DEADLY SPAWN 2.” —Michael Gingold

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A Tale of Two Sisters

2005-07-09T06:18:56Z

Interesting asian endeavor. The packaging suggests more blood & butchery than the movie itself actually contains. The color and cinematography remind me of the high grade horrors of the seventies. I mean to say, the flick keeps an on screen atmosphere akin to Hell House. The movie is beautiful to look at. The pacing and plot are slow by the fast food gottahavitnow yank standards, but the afore mentioned color and cinematography, kept me, at least, mesmerized until the good stuff started hapening. If I got any beef at all with this baby, it's that it looks to be the product of asian research and development. I mean there's the obligatory creepy crawly woman scene that has been made famous in The Ring-Ringu, and The asian&yank Grudge flicks. There's also a scene that reminds one of that burlap sack moment from Audition. There are a few other tried and true scares that were proven successful in past asian horror hits, but I wont kill the thrill.

The DVD is worth veiwing. Soon as I let it settle in, I believe I'll give it another go.

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Dead Meat

2005-07-03T13:03:58Z

Recently Dead Meat a Irish zombie infection story was released stateside by fangoria's dvd line. Has anyone had a chance it watch it?

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Shallow Ground

2005-07-01T03:39:05Z

This one received some genre raves, so I decided to check it out. Fairly impressive by any standard. Extremely impressive when considering the budget. Original, gory, creepy-atmospheric, and above all- Effective. I don't want to give away any spoilers, so I'll just recommend all you sickos check it out. Oh yeah, the END credits roll to a pretty cool metal number by a band called Scratching Post.

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Red Riding Hood

2005-06-29T15:31:39Z

I rented this movie from Blockbuster yesterday. I'm not sure if it would be horror or a dark comedy. It was certainly gory. It certainly keeps you guessing as to whether the little girl is delusional or actually has a psycho "friend" right up until the end. I didn't like the end, but that was the only thing marring the movie for me. I'd definitely recommend it.

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Hellraiser 7: Deader (Warning-Spoilers)

2005-06-29T15:01:36Z

Well, I got the Deader dvd in the mail the other day and watched it yesterday... I have to say, six was better. And seven could have been better if it had used more foreshadowing as six did. The potential was there, and some of the scenes they left out would have improved it. Don't get me wrong, it was certainly better than five. All the Hellraiser movies are better than five, which was basically a cop story in hell. But six didn't add anything new to the story, aside from giving the latest Merchant incarnation an interesting ability.

They also had a "gag reel" which wasn't very big, but I got a kick out of seeing ol' Pinny flub his lines and start laughing. Nothing like a seeing a man with pins in his head start chortling non-fiendishly to make you crackup.

For fans of the late sci-fi show Sliders, the main character is Kari, the woman who played Maggie. I found her character in Hellraiser to be very Maggie-ish in that both are pretty hardboiled personalities. It does make me wonder about her range as an actress though. :/

I haven't watched all the commentary yet, but it was a good effort. I was already prepared to be disappointed... being a fan is always good preparation for disappointment. I'm hoping 8 is better in September, and I'm looking forward to hearing more in the tv show they were discussing.

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A tale of two sisters

2005-06-07T21:21:28Z

For those of u on the oreintal horror flick kick. Anew dvd came out last week called the tale of two sisters. South Korean movie along the lines of ringu and ju-on. Breath of fresh air in this fetid american horror world.

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World Horror Convention 2006 Press Release

2005-06-02T04:21:38Z

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

World Horror Convention 2006
May 11-14, 2006
Holiday Inn San Francisco-Golden Gateway
1500 Van Ness Ave.
San Francisco, CA 94109
www.whc2006.org

Contact Co-Chairs:
Darren Mckeeman, Darren@whc2006.org
Chad Savage, Chad@whc2006.org
Jeremy Lassen, Jeremy@whc2006.org

WORLD HORROR CONVENTION 2006 COMES TO SAN FRANCISCO: World Horror Convention 2006, a professional convention for writers, artists, publishers and booksellers focusing on horror and dark fantasy, comes to the Holiday Inn San Francisco-Golden Gateway May 11-14, 2006. Guests of Honor include author Peter Straub (Toastmaster; www.peterstraub.net), artist Brom (www.bromart.com), publishers John Pelan (www.darksidepress.com) and Hiroki Sakai (www.vertical-inc.com), and authors Kim Newman (www.johnnyalucard.com), Koji Suzuki (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0840626/) and Clive Barker (www.clivebarker.com). Special events include presentation of the 2006 Horror Grandmaster Award, a charity auction to benefit Bat Conservation International, Inc. (www.batcon.org), a Mass Autographing session, an Art Show, a Dealers Room, an independent film festival, publisher and film pitch sessions, panels, readings, fiction contests, and more.

San Francisco has a colorful past, growing from a small village to a major city nearly overnight as a result of the 1849 Gold Rush. The writers of the "beat" generation, the hippies of the Summer of Love in the late 1960's and the large gay/lesbian population have all contributed to making San Francisco the fascinating place it is today. The City by the Bay was home to literary legends such as Ambrose Bierce and Fritz Leiber, and the Bay Area hosts horror personalities in both the literary world and the world of cinema. Tourist information on www.whc2006.org includes ghost tours, haunted hotels, film locations, and more.

Attending Memberships are on sale through May 31, 2005 for just $100 for the weekend. Beginning June 1, 2005, Attending Memberships will be $110, and prices will go up incrementally to $140 at the door. Memberships may be purchased online or by mail – see www.whc2006.org for more details.

For more than ten years, the World Horror Society has overseen the World Horror Convention to provide an event that is conducive to education, networking and conducting business for horror professionals and enthusiasts. In celebration of professional achievement, WHC presents the Horror Grandmaster Award, honoring individuals who have contributed greatly to the horror field. Honorees are nominated and selected by past and present Members of WHC, and the 2006 Horror Grandmaster Award will be presented in a special ceremony at WHC 2006. Full details on past winners of the Grandmaster award may be found at www.worldhorrorsociety.org.

This year’s co-chairs are Darren Mckeeman of Gothic.net, one of the foremost sites for online horror fiction and news; Chad Savage of SinisterVisions.com, award-winning horror artist and web designer; and Jeremy Lassen of Night Shade Books (www.nightshadebooks.com), award-winning publisher of quality books from a broad spectrum of genres. Mckeeman, Savage, and Lassen bring a wide range of professional skills and experience to WHC 2006, and plan to make this year’s event a convention to remember.

WHC offers a juried Art Show featuring work of general interest to the horror and dark fantasy community. Work from both professional and amateur artists will be featured, and WHC 2006 will host a silent auction and print sales for participating artists. Full information on submitting work to the jury process may be found at www.whc2006.org. Artists need only apply to the jury once; acceptance by the jury allows an artist to exhibit at any future WHC.

WHC 2006 welcomes advertisers and sponsors from San Francisco and the world. Please see our Advertising section on www.whc2006.org for full information, or to contact the committee with your questions. We are compiling a Horror Tourist Guide to include in member packets; please contact us with information to include.

WHC2006.org offers up-to-the-minute information about WHC 2006, as well as forums and email discussion lists for your questions and comments. The complete committee list may be found there, including photos, bios, and contact information. Our first Progress Report will be mailed soon, and will include ballots for the 2006 Horror Grandmaster Award. Nominations and voting are open to Members of this and past World Horror Conventions; please purchase your membership soon if you would like to participate in the voting.

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Horror comics, anyone?

2005-05-24T07:47:18Z

Horror comics- Pre-code, old school magazines (Warren, Skywald, Marvel), undergrounds, new stuff (Image, Dark Horse etc.) Anybody into this stuff besides me? Name some favs, so I might discover something I missed.

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Ruin

2005-05-09T00:30:37Z

My creation an eight page black and white mangled thing called Ruin is now available for consumption. It can be found at Quimbys.com for online order, or at the local shop in Chicago,IL. It is also available at Delano Books in Wichita,KS and by request send a message and I'll get one to ye.

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Land of the Dead trailer online:

2005-05-03T12:37:53Z

Hey kids-so yeah it's another zombie movie...and it has the same damn premise as the previous ones. Who cares??

movies.yahoo.com/feature/g...earomeroslandofthedead.html

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Devil's Rejects

2005-05-01T14:56:16Z

Follow the links for a rejectingly fun time...

http://lionsgate.arcostream.net/lionsgate/DevilsRejects/dr_maid_warn2_150Kbps.wmv
Exclusive clip from The Devil's Rejects!

http://www.therejectsarmy.com/rejects/index.html?fuseaction=tools.invlink&u=hellyevil&linkID=7
Exclusive Trailer on Yahoo!!!

http://www.therejectsarmy.com/rejects/index.html?fuseaction=tools.invlink&u=hellyevil&linkID=5
Banjo and Sullivan Official Site

http://www.therejectsarmy.com/rejects/index.html?fuseaction=tools.invlink&u=hellyevil&linkID=3
Rob Zombie's Director's Blog

http://www.therejectsarmy.com/rejects/index.html?fuseaction=tools.invlink&u=hellyevil&linkID=6
Charlie's Frontier Fun Town

http://www.therejectsarmy.com/rejects/index.html?fuseaction=tools.invlink&u=hellyevil&linkID=4
Devils Rejects Message Board

http://www.therejectsarmy.com/rejects/index.html?fuseaction=tools.invlink&u=hellyevil&linkID=2
Quicktime Teaser for The Devils Rejects

Join the Reject's Army!: http://www.therejectsarmy.com/rejects/?u=hellyevil

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Dead Birds

2005-04-24T21:03:42Z

I rented this DVD from Blockbuster last night. It was better than I expected from the description. Excellent acting for the most part, high, mostly realistic gore factor (turned my stomach a few times), and some really creepy monsters. Kind of Lovecraftian, but not mythos if you get the distinction. I never did figure out why it was called Dead Birds though, aside from one of the characters actually stepping on one near the beginning.

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World Horror Convention 2006

2005-04-24T01:45:01Z

You illustrious Tribe Moderator has agreed to co-chair the World Horror Convention of 2006. We've put the website live, so go check it out. We are still adding information and will probably be adding info for the next year. Expect me to go on about it here a lot.

Darren
http://www.whc2006.org

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SAW... a terrible film

2005-04-22T03:28:50Z

An over-stylized(a good thing at times when there is talent and vision involved) genre-confused idiot binge for those who enjoy MTV's A.D.D. oriented programming. Lost in it's own inchoherence(frequent flashbacks, poor acting, clausterphobic filming, repeated inconsistencies, etc...) the film fails to make any impact whatsoever.

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Hellraiser Fans

2005-04-19T04:29:41Z

Heya all,

They've finally set a date to release Hellraiser 7: Deader on June 8, 2005. Just thought I'd give you a heads up. I preordered my copy on Amazon for 30% off. Hellraiser 8: Deadworld is due out in September 2005, though it's not available for preorder yet.
Hellraiser 5 was direct to video for those who missed it, but not particularly good. Hellraiser 6 was much better however, and I've heard good and bad things about 7. Unfortunately, our old pal Pinhead is supposed to make very limited appearances... but really, he's never gotten much air time, has he?

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The Grudge...a question...SPOILER

2005-03-25T09:22:51Z

Was anyone else confused over Bill Pullman's roll in the movie? I mean, okay...not his role but his death. The detective stated that he didn't believe he committed suicide but never elaborated. Any thoughts. His death scene is the one scene I wish they would have backtracked on like they did the others.

Overall a good movie, in my opinion...made me yelp.

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Uzumaki (spiral)

2005-03-25T09:10:05Z

this was a great wierd horror film from japan. It starts off almost like its a cartoon with the sound effects and then evolves into something truely apocolyptic and horrifying. I really really liked this film alot and reccomend it to any horror fan as long as you don't need things spelled out for you or your not one of those well that couldn't happen types cuz this is WIERD and very strange and alot of fun but not exactly rooted in reality.
I hear people complain alot about some of the japan horror not making sense but when you focus on that you miss the most important part about japanese horrror which is mood and atmosphere and they find and so do i that what does not make sense is usually more horrifying that what does. Ok nough of tha from me go rent the damn dvd hehe.

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demonic dollies

2005-03-19T16:51:24Z

you guys are gonna love these little bastards, I know we do...
I want ALL of them!!!!!

kryptkiddies.com/kryptkiddies2.html

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ghost story

2005-03-16T13:31:56Z

I watched Ghost Story last night...hadn't seen it in about 10 years or so...and I still think it is a great, eerie story. The book (Peter Straub) was also great. If you haven't seen this movie and you like eerie, creepy ghost stories (and this one truly has a good story), it is definitely a must see. One of the Chowder Society is played by Fred Astaire. The acting is very good, the camera angles chilling and all in all, it is quite a compelling flick.

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The Jacket

2005-03-10T04:58:34Z

what's it about? straight jackets? :D

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House Of the dead

2005-02-11T21:19:43Z

so, i was flipping through the digital cable last night to find "House Of The Dead" so i thought... "Hmm... this could be interesting."

The moment i goto the channel all i hear is the little monologue on like "It all started at this rave on an island."

I had to laugh my ass off, rewind, and start recording it.

So the intro was kinda neat, nifty visuals, decent music (sounded like prodigy)

Though, the more i started to watch the credits it was the film based off of that sega game, you know the pretty weird ass, wannabe resident evil zombie game?

The film was wreched, i couldnt even watch all of it... It was like a bad porn with acouple of actually decent actors just with absolutely nothing going on... So, im going to watch the rest of it later...

If you want some dumb amusement, i suggest you get yourself acouple of friends and a bottle, kick back, and laugh at how horrid this wannabe zombie/video game movie is.

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New to the Tribe and a New Question

2005-02-08T20:09:57Z

greetings...

i'm fairly new to this tribe and wanted to say hello.
please feel free to contact me and get acquainted. i'm always looking for kindred spirits. please see my profile for messenger info.

at what point in your life did you become a horror fan and what precipitated it?

at age 12, i used to watch all the B horror flicks and Hammer films when they were aired on Saturday afternoon TV...then one day they started a Hitchcock cycle and aired The Birds.
up to this time, i would tend to watch anything, albeit with my eyes covered. but when they showed the scene in the house where they discover the man sitting in the corner with his eyes pecked out in close up, the defining moment came - instead of covering my eyes, i peered at the screen in fascination and wondered, "How did they do that?"...from then on i could (and still can) watch anything and everything, read anything and everything horror i can get my hands on.

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Halloween 2 TV edit?

2005-01-27T22:49:52Z

I'd read that there was an alternate TV edit of Halloween 2, in that there was additional scenes, and that existing scenes were re-arrainged. It would've been nice if this had been included on one of the DVD releases, but I was wondering if anyone had seen it? Or better yet, could anyone send me a copy? That'd be super-cool, maybe a trade of something I have?

Thanks!

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best horror authors?

2005-01-26T04:31:00Z

some of mine:

Jack Ketchum (Dallas Mayr)
Kathe Koja
Clive Barker
Dan Simmons
HPL
Lord Dunsany
Kim Newman
Arthur Machen
and yes, i like Stephen King. :)

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Mapelthorpe snuff film

2005-01-23T08:08:36Z

In the 60's in San Franciso there was a group led by Robert DeGrimston, called the Church of The Final Judgement that was born out of a Scientology group there. Everything about Manson's dogma and rap was culled from the writings of this group who put-out four issues of a magazine with the titles Love, War, Fear and Hate.

After Manson's group did their shenanigans in L.A., C.O.F.J. moved to Mexico and then to New York City where they gathered more followers. It is alleged that David Berkowitz, the Son of Sam killer, was a member and was more ritual-killing than the work of a nut. It is also alleged that the famous and now deceased photographer Robert Mapelthorpe filmed at least one of the murders.

More on all this and how this group spun-off into other groups is set-forth in a very compelling arguement in a book called Ultimate Evil. Pick it up if you can find a copy.

Swaz

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His name is Robert Paulsen

2005-01-21T03:23:38Z

Started a new tribe for fightclub fans and the riot bunch amongst us. Tribe name: Robert Paulsen

Swaz

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Best Death Scene

2005-01-12T18:23:14Z

Whats your favourite death scene from any horror flick ?....

I'd say "Blood Sucking Freaks"....when he pulls out this girls teeth, shaves off her hair, drills a hole in her head, puts a straw in the hole and sucks out her brains....I know this movie is really politically incorrect....but you have to treat any Troma film as a comedy.

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Werewolf flicks...

2005-01-08T08:07:36Z

So, I just saw Dog Soldiers, a film I kept putting off renting just because its recent and I've sorta been dissapointed by contemporary horror lately. And to my suprise, I found it to be pretty freeking good, with solid acting, a nice fast pace, some gooey gore, smart f*&king characters, and a good enough ending-no complaints. Maybe the werewolves weren't incredibly special effected, so to speak, but damn I liked that movie.

Anyhow, it got me thinking about other werewolf movies I liked, so I wondered what everybody else thought. I can't really say I'm a big fan of the genre, not remembering what any of those Howling movies were like or even remembering the old, what was it, Lon Chaney Universal pic, but I did dig Brotherhood of the Wolf, and of course, I think everyone loves An American Werewolf in London. Total modern classic.

So let me open up the floor (pardon the regurgitation there):

WHAT ARE YOUR 3 FAVORITE WEREWOLF MOVIES? EXPLAIN

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Would anyone like to join our Dear Koontz readers tribe?

2004-12-18T05:37:17Z

All are welcome (especially those who like golden retrievers).

koontzfans.tribe.net

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The Grudge

2004-11-13T01:56:50Z

Saw it the other night. Very good, in a two hour panic attack sorta way.

Geller underplays it nicely, though there are two Buffy-like moments when I was like, Dammit Buffy--call Giles!

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Scariest Book?

2004-11-07T07:10:17Z

I love old S. King, and while few of his stories have scared me, they do tend to creep me out. Pretty much the whole of Skeleton Crew kept me thinking dark thoughts weeks later.

But I'd like to know what the scariest book you've ever read is. For me, I think it would have to be The Amityville Horror. The movie was a joke, but the book freaked me out! Thinking about seeing those glowing red pig eyes kept me from looking out windows at nite. Reading about the hooded figure at the top of the stairs was terrifying. MY bedroom was at the top of the stairs, and for many nites afterward I was too scared to go to the restroom. I think I read this book when I was about 15. What's worse, is that a neighbourhood kid once pointed out that the house I grew up in looked a little like the AH house. But by that age I was too old to sleep with my mommy when I was frightened.

~Juliana~

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shaun of the dead!

2004-11-06T19:32:47Z

such wonderfully poor humor.
clicky for trailer...
http://www.aint-it-cool-news.com/display.cgi?id=18070

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SAW

2004-11-01T05:09:47Z

Just, um, saw it.

Without doubt, the best US horror film I've seen in I don't know how long--even if it was made by a pair of Aussies.

Seeing it was like I felt when I saw TEXAS CHAINSAW, except this is fater, more relentless, more, um, artful.

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IFC presents A Tribute to Italy's Masters of Horror

2004-10-30T15:42:12Z

For those interested, this weekend the IFC channel is running a 2-day horror fest with films by Dario Argento and Mario Bava.

Sat is an hour-long profile of Argento, followed by Suspiria, Inferno and Deep Red.

Sun is an hour-long profile of Bava, followed by Black Sunday, A Bay of Blood and Baron Blood.

The entire weekend is hosted by Tom Savini and both day's programs repeat immediately after the first run.

For more info, visit: http://www.ifctv.com/ifc/what/0,5266,CAT0-45-CAT1-2530-SHID-17404-AID-2867-TZ-EST-TB-2-CLR-blue-BCLR-00a8eC-,00.html

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