Horror film thread.

[Ze_Shoggoth]

Silk- it is a South Korean film Its really well filmed.

and In the Mouth of Madness - that film is so cool.

Princess of Darkness - John Carpenter film.

Fatagn!

[alshrive]

recent films I have watched that may fit here include Pandorum. It has space and tension. I love it

[Mr Mystery]

And in today's Amazon wishlist....

Roald Dahl's Tales of the Unexpected
Hammer House of Horror
plus various other 70's TV horror anthologies...roll on pay day!

Seriously, if you haven't caught any of the TV Horror produced in the 70's, it's worth checking out. Yes it looks dated, no the gribblies aren't massivley convincing, but the production values are sound! Most are genuinely quite creepy, and the acting is top notch for the budget!

[Kirsten]

the masters of horror series has some fantastic episodes too

[Psychosplodge]

Now When it comes to cheesy horror movies I've got a liking for Ginger snaps, can't imagine why

[Kirsten]

ginger snaps is an amazing film, a superb werewolf movie. the sequels are fun too

[Psychosplodge]

I'm not sure I've seen the third.
The second was enjoyable though too.

[Deadlift]

The Shining, my favorite horror of all time.

[Wolfshade]

ginger snaps is an amazing film, a superb werewolf movie. the sequels are fun too

There are sequels? Why did no-one tell me this?

[Kirsten]

two, Ginger Snaps Unleashed, and Ginger Snaps: The Beginning

Unleashed carries directly on from the end of the first, Beginning is set in 18th or 19th century US frontier, but with the same sisters. sounds dreadful, but actually isn't.