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SMLCHNG wrote:"What Lies Beneath" with Michelle Pfeiffer and Harrison Ford

I'd watch Michelle Pfeiffer read the phone book.

I wouldn't call all of them horror movies but just good . . .
Seven
Sixth Sense
Silence of the Lambs
The original Night of the Living Dead - That B&W makes that movie
Saw - cool and I don't know I would deem it Slasher

Oh and I forgot a tape of my wedding . . . it still scares the p*** out of me . . .

We had a thriller movie weekend.....

Silence of the Lambs
Seven
The Shining
An American Werewolf in London
The Howling

I LOVE scary movies......but I hate slasher movies, if that makes sense.

pbans wrote: An American Werewolf in London

I love the opening scene in that one.

"beware of the moon"

sonofabeach wrote:

pbans wrote: An American Werewolf in London

I love the opening scene in that one.

"beware of the moon"

My favorite is the scene in the movie theater......

but I still can hardly look at David Naughton without breaking in to "I'm a Pepper, You're a Pepper, She's a Pepper, He's a Pepper....wouldn't you like to be a Pepper, too"

I always thought American Werewolf In London was more funny than scary. And Jenny Agutter's a babe.

chippewa wrote:Cape Fear. Original or remake.

Oh, yeah, baby!

Event Horizon
Jacob's Ladder

Cape Fear Remake was good.

how could I forget The Shining!!!??!

What about Fear.

SharkOnLand wrote:Any movie with Jessica Simpson.

ROFL!

STL PARROTHEAD wrote:I wish that Clive Barker's stories would transfer to the screen without looking dumb......but they just can't.... it's too weird of stuff!!
I've read alot of his books, but they just can't make it to the screen!!


That man has some weird sh*t in his head.....

Supposedly Weaveworld is to be made into a movie.

I would love to see Son of Celluloid made into a movie, though the last

scene would need to be ugh, not shown visually as well as he describes

Miss Baker.

Saw and Saw2

I am also a fan of Rob Zombie movies that arguably may be more weird than horror.

pbans wrote:We had a thriller movie weekend.....

Silence of the Lambs
Seven
The Shining
An American Werewolf in London
The Howling

I LOVE scary movies......but I hate slasher movies, if that makes sense.

Oh yeah many classic moments in The Shining. "Danny's not here Mrs. Torrence", "Here's Johnny", "I don't want to hurt you Wendy, I just want to...."

What did you all think of "Jeepers Creepers"?

Burny Charles wrote:What did you all think of "Jeepers Creepers"?

I liked it, and the sequel.

Marnin Grita Guy wrote:

STL PARROTHEAD wrote:I wish that Clive Barker's stories would transfer to the screen without looking dumb......but they just can't.... it's too weird of stuff!!
I've read alot of his books, but they just can't make it to the screen!!


That man has some weird sh*t in his head.....

Supposedly Weaveworld is to be made into a movie.

I would love to see Son of Celluloid made into a movie, though the last

scene would need to be ugh, not shown visually as well as he describes

Miss Baker.

I love Weaveworld!! It was the first book of his that I read....
Great and Secret Show would be nice too..... I just don't think you could depict it as well visually as you can in your imagination!

These are good one guys!! Keep them coming..... I'm making a list!

Jaws is about as scary as I get..... but what about the Exorcist?

Phycho. the original one....not the remake...

The movie by M. Knight Shamalangadingdong...with Mel Gibson and Jaoquin Pheonix where they are in NEPenna. and the aliens come to take over....I can't remember the name but it was spooky....

Blue Thunder...

it could happen

blackjacks wife wrote:Phycho. the original one....not the remake...

The movie by M. Knight Shamalangadingdong...with Mel Gibson and Jaoquin Pheonix where they are in NEPenna. and the aliens come to take over....I can't remember the name but it was spooky....

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