[quote=“I…I…Idiot, post:90, topic:405”]Some of my favorites…
Haunted Palace
Halloween
The Shining
Night Of The Living Dead (1968)
Kill Baby Kill
City Of The Dead (Horror Hotel)
The Omen
Premature Burial
Black Sunday
The Fog
Evil Dead II
Nightmare On Elm Street
Friday The 13th
Black Sabbath[/quote]
damn have you been looking at my movie collection cuz there are a lot of ones that I love as well. Nice to see The Omen getting the love - one of my favorites. I love the religious overtones in it.
Tomb Of Ligeia
House Of Usher (Corman)
Hellraiser
Blair Witch Project (yes, I know)
House Of 1000 Corpses
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
House Of Wax
Pit & The Pendulum
Carnival Of Souls
Devil Doll
Legend Of Hell House
Tomb Of Ligeia
House Of Usher (Corman)
Hellraiser
Blair Witch Project (yes, I know)
House Of 1000 Corpses
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
House Of Wax
Pit & The Pendulum
Carnival Of Souls
Devil Doll
Legend Of Hell House[/quote]
[quote=“ENNIOO, post:110, topic:405”]Some of my favourites:
The Thing (Carpenter version).
Dawn Of The Dead (Romero version)
Island Of The Dammed
Last House on The Left ( Wes Craven directed one)
Island of Death
The House By The Cemetery
Witchfinder General
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When I was around 5 or 6. We went to a drive-in. In line with how my family does stuff, we tried to get extra value by catching an extra flick for free. We drove to the next screen & to our surprise it was LHOTL…the stabbing scene. OUCH! Scarred for a while. While reviewing it lately, it was kind of comical, but for it’s day, disturbing! I’m not a huge WG fan either. HBC was pretty sick. Talk about a downbeat ending. Bob was annoying so it’s only fitting that his family was * SPOILER ALERT* killed tragically in front of him & doomed to an eternal Hell on earth in the basement. DOTHD, hell’s yes! You like Horror movies based in archipelago’s, huh ENNIOO.
Watched Margheriti’s Long Hair of Death this morning and thought posting it here was as good a place as any.
The Queen of gothic horror, Barbara Steele, is always good value and this one also features italian genre movie favourites Gerorge Ardison, Nello Pazzafini and Umberto Raho which is an added bonus. In truth this film is a bit patchy in plot(not sure if the english dubs adds to this problem or not) but the overall mood and look of it is very pleasing and shows Margheriti’s talents off well. He does like a prolonged walk through a creepy passage does our Tony and he gets plenty of opportunity to play that game here.
Good fun.
[quote=“Phil H, post:118, topic:405”]Watched Margheriti’s Long Hair of Death this morning and thought posting it here was as good a place as any.
The Queen of gothic horror, Barbara Steele, is always good value and this one also features italian genre movie favourites Gerorge Ardison, Nello Pazzafini and Umberto Raho which is an added bonus. In truth this film is a bit patchy in plot(not sure if the english dubs adds to this problem or not) but the overall mood and look of it is very pleasing and shows Margheriti’s talents off well. He does like a prolonged walk through a creepy passage does our Tony and he gets plenty of opportunity to play that game here.
Good fun.[/quote]i remember seeing this some years ago on Alex Cox’s “Moviedrome” and can’t remember much about it now but remember thinking it wasn’t bad at all.
[quote=“Phil H, post:118, topic:405”]Watched Margheriti’s Long Hair of Death this morning and thought posting it here was as good a place as any.
The Queen of gothic horror, Barbara Steele, is always good value and this one also features italian genre movie favourites Gerorge Ardison, Nello Pazzafini and Umberto Raho which is an added bonus. In truth this film is a bit patchy in plot(not sure if the english dubs adds to this problem or not) but the overall mood and look of it is very pleasing and shows Margheriti’s talents off well. He does like a prolonged walk through a creepy passage does our Tony and he gets plenty of opportunity to play that game here.
Good fun.[/quote]
Barbara Steele is my kind of hot! :o
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