1) All time top horror film...American Werewolf in London

2) Top horror series/franchise...Living deads along those lines

3) Best character in a horror movie...Chucky

4) Most frightening scene/moment in a horror movie...hmm to many to choose.

5) Most stomach churning/gory scene moment in a horror movie...Hmmmm

6) Best decade for horror and why...70's and 80's

7) Remakes? Wouldn't it be better to give Tobe Hooper or George Romero a $50 million budget instead?..some remakes are alright but theres no need to over do them.....like i disliked greatly the TCM remake..but dawn of the dead was good.

8) Horror movie that you are currently looking forward to the most...hopefully it will happen but thanks to rumours im looking forward to"Nightmare on Elm Street: The first Murders.

I forgot to answer #2.The correct answer is:



Fuck you.

Re: Quick horror survey...
 

1) All time top horror film Texas Chainsaw Massacre & Dawn of the Dead (Originals)

2) Top horror series/franchise Halloween

3) Best character in a horror movie Leatherface

4) Most frightening scene/moment in a horror movie The first glimpse of Leatherface in TCM when he whacks the dude with the hammer, drags him through the door and slams it shut.

5a) Most gory scene moment in a horror movie The lawn mower scene in Dead Alive (aka Brain Dead)

5b) Most stomach churning scene in a horror movie 85% of Cannibal Holocaust

6) Best decade for horror and why 70s. The most good horror came out then.

7) Remakes? Wouldn't it be better to give Tobe Hooper or George Romero a $50 million budget instead? Obviously. Although those two don't need that much money to make a kick ass movie.

8) Horror movie that you are currently looking forward to the most
Immediate future- Saw, Distant future- Land of the Dead

Sure, it was a kick ass scene...but gory? Stomach churning? I really dont get that...:confused:

Ive never had my stomach turned by movie gore....:rolleyes:

1) All time top horror film
Se7en

2) Top horror series/franchise
Friday the 13th or Evil Dead (Halloween has a movie in the bottom 10, so it's out)

3) Best character in a horror movie
John Doe or Lord Summerisle

4) Most frightening scene/moment in a horror movie
Well, none are particularly scary to me now, but when I first saw them, these two scared me like nothing else in movies. Number a) When Michael Myers sat up after being stabbed in the closet in Halloween. Second is in Evil Dead when Deadite Scott sat up when Ash was fighting to keep the door shut.

5) Most stomach churning/gory scene moment in a horror movie
It's not a horror movie, but there's this one scene in Caligula...
They seal up his urinary tract and pour wine down his throat for a while. Then after a while, they poke is stomach with a sword

6) Best decade for horror and why
70's. Because stuff could actually happen, and there's no better cinematography than 70's supernatural horror movies, especially the European ones.

7) Remakes? Wouldn't it be better to give Tobe Hooper or George Romero a $50 million budget instead?
The 10 Commandments is a classic and it was a remake of a movie. And if that's too christian for you, Casablanca (c'mon, nobody doesn't like Casablanca) was based on a play.

8) Horror movie that you are currently looking forward to the most
The Machinist (or Saw if you don't count The Machinist)

9) Should Monkey Do go fuck himself?
Absolutely

1) All time top horror film
Tie between TCM Original and Dawn Of The Dead Original

2) Top horror series/franchise
George Romeros Dead Trilogy

3) Best character in a horror movie
Chop Top

4) Most frightening scene/moment in a horror movie
Meh nothing scares me

5) Most stomach churning/gory scene moment in a horror movie
Some of Herschell Gordon Lewis's films were pretty gory...Probablythe tounge scene in Blood Feast

6) Best decade for horror and why
Tie between the 70's and 80's, just a bunch of great films from these eras

7) Remakes? Wouldn't it be better to give Tobe Hooper or George Romero a $50 million budget instead?
Of course, i'm not totally opposed to remakes, but there sure have been alot of them lately, and most of them suck...

8) Horror movie that you are currently looking forward to the most
Risen, a movie being made by a friend of mine..

1) All time top horror film
Bride of Frankenstein....sorry, I gotta soft spot for the classics

2) Top horror series/franchise
"Scream." No, just kidding....maybe Hellraiser, the first 2 or possibly the first 2 Phantasm movies

3) Best character in a horror movie
Jaime Lee Curtis....just pick one

4) Most frightening scene/moment in a horror movie
The split second when we see the girl with no face in The Ring.

5) Most stomach churning/gory scene moment in a horror movie
When the Alien comes outta the guy's stomach while he's eating breakfast. He's eating BREAKFAST for chrissake!!!

6) Best decade for horror and why
Who knows??? buuuut the 80s gave us both "Return of the Living Dead" and "Killer Klowns from Outer Space" soooo....

7) Remakes? Wouldn't it be better to give Tobe Hooper or George Romero a $50 million budget instead?
Well....DUH! Or those poor dudes from "American Movie"

8) Horror movie that you are currently looking forward to the most.
Without a doubt "House of the Dead....part 2!" Nah, just kidding.
I dunno, maybe Aeon Flux but that's not really horror, is it.
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Thanks for taking the time to answer...yes even you Sistinas, although how you convinced your dad to let you stop polishing his bollocks with your chin for long enough to write a whole 2 word answer (twice) I'll never know.

Anyway, not too many suprises so far...

1) All time top horror film: Pit and the Pendulum; House on Haunted Hill remake

2) Top horror series/franchise: Hanibal Trilogy; Living Dead trillogy

3) Best character in a horror movie: Hannibal Lecter

4) Most frightening scene/moment in a horror movie: The last 15-20 min of Blair Witch, only thing I can ever remeber scaring me

5) Most stomach churning/gory scene moment in a horror movie: Bed scece in FvJ; Detective in Hannibal

6) Best decade for horror and why: I dunno...50's-70's

7) Remakes? Wouldn't it be better to give Tobe Hooper or George Romero a $50 million budget instead?: I dnt mind remakes, nice to see a new perspective. The only thing better about the original House on Haunted Hill are Vincent Price, and few minorr things...

8) Horror movie that you are currently looking forward to the most: Saw; The Grudge