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  • sixtyten
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    Theatre of Blood is a top horror movie.
    How often do you get to see Arthur Lowe get his head sawn off

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  • Rapanui
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    Originally posted by huggie74 View Post
    When I was first allowed to watch horror movies,The nightmare on elm streets did it for me ,the 1,2, freddies coming for you song, really gave me the hee bee gee bees lol, but the Scariest movie I ve ever seen have to the Saw onesthey are just down right twisted!
    5 - 6 grab your crucifix

    7 -8 better stay up late

    9 - 10 never sleep again...

    that was chilling ...

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  • Heather74
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    Only with a three minute delay S n a p

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  • joybee
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    SNAP DAZ !!

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  • joybee
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    Tales That Witness Madness
    1973

    http://www.britishhorrorfilms.co.uk/...smadness.shtml

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  • sixtyten
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    This is the one..
    http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070770/

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  • Rapanui
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    Daz maybe you could help me with one also if you don't mind. There was an English horror movie I think form the early 70,s (a hammer?) it was a series of short stories - like ASSYLUM, one of the stoires featured Joan Collins who was attacked and killed by a tree, and another story that I remember was called "Uncle Arthur" and was about strange things that happened when the owner of a memrobeilia shop rode on a penny farthing. I have seen many Hammer films etc repeated over and over but never this one ... Any ideas Daz ...

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  • joybee
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    Think you've done it again Daz - well, certain really

    Go to - http://www.terrortrap.com/trilogyofterror/ and scroll on down !

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  • sixtyten
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    Thats sounds like a part of Trilogy of terror.. the "Amelia" part with karen Black

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  • rossobantam
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    yeh The Grudge films are fantastic.

    also The Thing (1980's original version)

    and (oldie but goodie) Quatermass & The Pit

    Not for the films as such, but I was always freaked out as a kid by the opening titles to 'Appointment with Fear'....Fri nights ITV IIRC?? The changing monster faces plus the music

    also, can't remember name of film...man acquires tiny African warrior figure...necklace comes off it & it awakens. It then hunts him around his apartment? Someone pls tell me what its called?!?!!

    Dave

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  • joybee
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    Oh Daz !! How you've changed !!

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  • Heather74
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  • sixtyten
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    BOO!


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  • Rapanui
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    Originally posted by SynchPedro86 View Post
    Those Amicus movies from the 70s' were quite chilling. The Crate story from Creepshow still scares me even now...

    Films these days rely on cheap slasher scares to make you jump. Usually they're so obvious you see em' coming...
    That crate scene from creepshow scared me to death as well. It reminded me of Snowbeast - a bit.

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