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I need to rent some horror movies not everyone has already seen.
Vanity ^ | 100310 | Artemis Webb

Posted on 10/03/2010 2:23:23 PM PDT by Artemis Webb

I need to rent some horror movies not everyone has already seen.

Suggestions?


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To: mountainlion; sueuprising
Godzilla is good for some laughs.

For all of $5 at WalMart you get:
Screaming Skull
Frozen Alive
Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter (Haven't had the guts to watch that one yet.)

Carnival of Souls. Weird, out there film, way ahead of its time. I am certain most modern horror film makers have seen it.
One of my favorites - that old Saltair, UT resort looked absolutely foreboding in the evening.

The director said he was driving to Hollywood when he saw that complex, realized its scary potential, and had a script written in days to take advantage of the abandoned atmosphere (Salt Lake receded and made it obsolete).

I visited Saltair a few years ago and spotted a building vaguely similar. Alas, a sad echo, as some transients burned the original down and it was rebuilt on a smaller scale for rock concerts. The attendees trashed that place as well.

Herk Harvey, the director, played "The Man" (dead guy at the complex). I read where it was claimed that George Romero got the idea of "Night of the Living Dead" from that movie.

101 posted on 10/03/2010 3:18:24 PM PDT by Oatka ("A society of sheep must in time beget a government of wolves." –Bertrand de Jouvenel)
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To: Sigurdrifta

That’s a very good movie.

I love the way Arkin says, “Geraldine.”


102 posted on 10/03/2010 3:18:49 PM PDT by old3030 (I lost some time once. It's always in the last place you look.)
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To: Artemis Webb
Just put on CSPAN when Congress is in session.
103 posted on 10/03/2010 3:19:26 PM PDT by Kickass Conservative (My Rights are God given, not Obama approved...)
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To: Artemis Webb

My favorite horror film - The Shining - but maybe doesn’t qualify cause most people have seen it.


104 posted on 10/03/2010 3:19:31 PM PDT by 2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten
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To: Artemis Webb

Vagina Bubbles From Hell
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oQjtKnRj7s&has_verified=1


105 posted on 10/03/2010 3:20:05 PM PDT by Jack Hydrazine (It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine!)
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To: Darksheare

My high school band was in a scene from “A boy and his dog” More of a sifi than horror but definitely a “B” film.


106 posted on 10/03/2010 3:20:16 PM PDT by ThomasThomas (I still like peanut butter)
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To: Artemis Webb

The Audition

107 posted on 10/03/2010 3:21:29 PM PDT by sten
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To: eyedigress

Original with Edward Woodward and Christopher Lee or the rotten remake with Nick Cage. The original is good.


108 posted on 10/03/2010 3:21:43 PM PDT by Lazlo in PA ("Forces of Evil" member in good standing)
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To: Artemis Webb
Some personal favorites, for a variety of reasons, in no particular order:

01) Frailty
02) The Mist
03) Cloverfield
04) Dagon
05) The Deaths of Ian Stone
06) ReIncarnation
07) From Beyond
08) Re-Animator
09) Tooth & Nail
10) Wolfen
11) Thirteen Ghosts

109 posted on 10/03/2010 3:22:19 PM PDT by kromike
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To: eyedigress

Yes!


110 posted on 10/03/2010 3:23:36 PM PDT by spectre (Spectre's wife)
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To: FormerACLUmember

I was going to recommend ‘Prince of Darkness’ as well. Not very many people have seen it, but it is creepy. Well at least to me.

Not really scary so much as (at times) spooky, “The Prophecy”.

Based on recs here, I’ll have to check out the Japanese versions of the Ring and Grudge.


111 posted on 10/03/2010 3:25:06 PM PDT by Betis70
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To: Artemis Webb

Near Dark and Texas Chain Saw Massacre.


112 posted on 10/03/2010 3:25:57 PM PDT by Lurker (The avalanche has begun. The pebbles no longer have a vote.)
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To: Artemis Webb
My personal favorites:

Mr. Sardonicus -- I second that recommendation from below. A great, cheap little William Castle thriller. Also look into The Tingler if you haven't seen that one.

Basket Case -- I first saw this on a recommendation from Joe Bob Briggs, drive-in movie critic extraordinaire. Really cheesy, but absolutely gripping and chilling.

The Wicker Man (original) -- great and really creepy. Plus, Brit Ekland and Ingrid Pitt in extended nude scenes as a bonus.

113 posted on 10/03/2010 3:31:19 PM PDT by Cincinatus (Omnia relinquit servare Rempublicam)
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To: Artemis Webb
Ju-On: The Grudge
Last house on the Left
The Hills have Eyes
Audition
Død Snø
Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
Devil's Rejects
Cannibal Ferox
114 posted on 10/03/2010 3:31:55 PM PDT by vikingd00d (chown -R us ./base)
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To: Artemis Webb

The Hidden, 1987, starring Kyle MacLachlan. That is a fun, fun, party movie.


115 posted on 10/03/2010 3:32:18 PM PDT by LiberConservative
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To: Artemis Webb
“Fallen”
Denzel Washington / John Goodman

Opening line: “I wanna tell you about the time I almost died....”

116 posted on 10/03/2010 3:32:26 PM PDT by Polynikes (Haakkaa Paalle)
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To: Artemis Webb
What can be better than Nazi zombies?Photobucket
117 posted on 10/03/2010 3:33:13 PM PDT by Mrs. Yuleeyahoo (Proud FREDHEAD-FRED, Thank you for exposing the liberals and moving the process to the right.)
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To: Artemis Webb

Shock Waves


118 posted on 10/03/2010 3:34:51 PM PDT by Shimmer1
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To: Textide

The Ring was the first movie I saw with my now wife.

It is a movie where you have to choose to suspend your disbelief - worthwhile in a f-with-your-head way.


119 posted on 10/03/2010 3:38:13 PM PDT by ctdonath2 (+)
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To: Artemis Webb
Pan's Labyrinth

Set in Spain during World War II. This is the story of a young girl named Ofelia. She is a girl who has a passion for fairy tales, which causes her to see one during her trip on the forest that is not quiet. She goes to her stepfather's home in the country along with her pregnant but sickly mother, he is the sadistic Captain Vidal. Ofelia creates an imaginary world of her own to escape the cruel and harsh realities of the world. When she encounters a faun, she must complete three tasks in order to obtain immortality according to the legend of a princess

120 posted on 10/03/2010 3:42:07 PM PDT by HangnJudge
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