Due to the sheer pappyness of horror films on tv tonight, which films should I watch from my collection?
You got 1 hour, geeeeeeet voting!
You got 1 hour, geeeeeeet voting!
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Out of them, the original Texas.
Or go ramraid Blockbuster and pick up Dark Water, Oldboy, Audition and Battle Royale 1 and 2 and settle down for a night of Asiatic mayhem.
Or go ramraid Blockbuster and pick up Dark Water, Oldboy, Audition and Battle Royale 1 and 2 and settle down for a night of Asiatic mayhem.
I don't like horror films - go to bed with a good book and a cup of tea 
I love American Werewolf in London.
I have the shining, but i am too scared to watch it by myself
I have the shining, but i am too scared to watch it by myself
The Exorcist and it's not on you're list Rawky, I don't like horror so seen none of the above...but the Exorcist terrified me 
Is it the very first A Nightnmare on Elm Street - if so, I'd pick that.
You don't have the original Halloween then? That's my all time favourite horror.
You don't have the original Halloween then? That's my all time favourite horror.
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Or go ramraid Blockbuster and pick up Dark Water, Oldboy, Audition and Battle Royale 1 and 2 and settle down for a night of Asiatic mayhem.
Already got Battle Royale 1 and 2 but are they horror? Audition's good too, what the feck was in that sack?
Dame and Evelyn - what a pair of lightweights you two are
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You don't have the original Halloween then? That's my all time favourite horror.
Nah! Never really 'dug' the Halloween series.
Misery is the best film on that list by far. Nothing else is even remotely close.
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Never really 'dug' the Halloween series.
Wasn't too keen on Halloweeen 3 onwards and the remakes are just dire.
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Dame and Evelyn - what a pair of lightweights you two ar
Right your for it, on the threadkillers The shining terrifies me, but that new one is out now at pictures and it even terrifies the hardest horror fan. Paranormal activity 2.
Might go and see it next weekend and hide behind the popcorn.
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it even terrifies the hardest horror fan. Paranormal activity 2.
I have news for you Evelyn - I am one of the hardest horror fans and I hated the first one so I'm pretty sure I will hate this too
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I am one of the hardest horror fans and I hated the first one so I'm pretty sure I will hate this too
You beat me to it. There was nothing scary about it, it was just unbelievably boring.Reference: Prometheus
There was nothing scary about it, it was just unbelievably boring.
It had great potential but it just wasn't frightening enough.
Maybe if I believed in poltergeists it might be a different story
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It had great potential but it just wasn't frightening enough.
It reminded me of those programmes on TV where they put cameras all over 'spooky' locations hoping to catch a ghost, and never see one. It was just plain dull.Reference:
I am one of the hardest horror fans and I hated the first one so I'm pretty sure I will hate this to
Apparently it is very scary, this is from someone in my family who seen it last night, said the whole picture hall jumped She gets bored with horrors normally.
I quite enjoyed the first one until the ending. I thought it set up the whole creepy, eerie atmosphere it was going for.....then the 'hollywood' ending happened 
I love Spielberg but he should have kept his mitts off it,
I love Spielberg but he should have kept his mitts off it,
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picture hall
*points finger* haha you said 'Picture Hall'
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It reminded me of those programmes on TV where they put cameras all over 'spooky' locations hoping to catch a ghost, and never see one. It was just plain dull.
Yes that's exactly right. You just kept hoping something more was going to happen and then it didn't. Evelyn - I will probably go and see it grudgingly
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Dame and Evelyn - what a pair of lightweights you two are
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points finger* haha you said 'Picture Hall'
Yes that's what its called where i come from.. wharr of it 
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Yes that's what its called where i come from.. wharr of it
Oh, they're not flea pits any more
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Evelyn - I will probably go and see it grudgingly
I may brave it. 
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Yes that's what its called where i come from.. wharr of it
It doesn't even sound 'old school', it sounds Victorian
Flaming eck!! How is 'What Lies Beneath' in 2nd place?
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Oh, they're not flea pits any more
Not anymore, Still you still get the odd flea jumping round. *scratches*
I'm proper posh. Where I come from it's called cinema
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Flaming eck!! How is 'What Lies Beneath' in 2nd place?
To be honest mate I'm a BIG fan of horror films and there's not a lot to choose from on that list Reference:
It doesn't even sound 'old school', it sounds Victorian
I remember the days when you went to the cinema and there was only one film to choose from and they showed it in a loop.
Many a time we went in at the end - watched it - then stayed and watched the beginning
Many a time we went in at the end - watched it - then stayed and watched the beginning
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It doesn't even sound 'old school', it sounds Victorian
It has kept a lot of its traditional history i must admit. Reference:
Flaming eck!! How is 'What Lies Beneath' in 2nd place
Pushes it to first place Reference:
Not anymore, Still you still get the odd flea jumping round. *scratches*
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To be honest mate I'm a BIG fan of horror films and there's not a lot to choose from on that list
I know, I'm actually ashamed of my collection. I do have the SAW films and Jaws....oh yeah and The Shining....*note to self* make a better listReference:
I do have the SAW films
No Halloween and no The Shining?Call yourself a horror fan?
At least you have Saw....
Well i think a film like the Changeling is more horrific and graphic. Now that one gave me nightmares.
I voted for you to watch your little eye.
Just the idea of you sitting there, watching it, fills me with horror!
Just the idea of you sitting there, watching it, fills me with horror!
Blizzie
