I shit myself when that black lady comes screaming out from the morgue..!!
I fucking ran behind the couch ..!!n hid there. :rolleyes:

Voted for The Exocist but none of those films are particularly scary (at least not any more). The best film from that selection is definately Alien.

it is a true testament to the new "FRIENDLIER" HDC that no one has unleashed with a torrent of abuse for a) the redundancy of this poll; b) the selections; or c) the poor spelling.. . .



that and the fact that it doesn't have Texas Chainsaw - which is the scariest film of all time:D

On that list? I'd have to say Alien. It's the only film on that list I can't sleep through.

What's August Underground all about?

No 'Jaws', 'Suspiria', 'Night of The Living Dead', 'The Haunting' or a huge list of other movies more deserving but 'Jeepers Creepers' somehow makes the list ? What planet is this poll from ? I refuse to vote on principle (plus it's redundant).
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Haha I'm suprised I didn't get flamed for saying the exsocist was a movie that scared me.
....and the fuckin' Lepracaun? Maybe that cheesey girl who went out with that macho guy's nose was kinda trippy. Part 3 of the series tho is a total masterpiece (I shit you not).

But when have any of these lists got it right. So many great films are dead and buried and forgotten about.

I bet there's no one on this board that digs God's Lonley Man. There's a world full of people that passed it off as a Taxi Driver rip off :rolleyes: - maybe they should've looked at the production company's name and forgot about that. But whatever....

Never saw it. When 'Scream' and 'Puppetmaster' are considered in a 'scariest film ever' poll, there's obviously a very limited horror section at somebody's local video store LOL
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I recommend it man.
But yeh my collections bigger from what the video stores have disposed off.... but yeh it makes me puke cause it throws the genre into not being taken seriously. Horror sections without Frank Henenlotter, H.G Lewis, Billy Lustig films and offbeat nasties ain't much of a reference point.

True. I ranted on Fangoria early tonight about how much T&A inclusion in horror movies is "necessary". Annoys the hell out of me that it should even be considered an issue. Too many guys play up to the stereotype that gives the whole genre a bad name to begin with and then have the nerve to complain that their films are overlooked or not taken seriously. Duh !
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