I love that movie and i don't even like werewolf movies but that is definitely one of the best. Probably my second favorite after An American Werewolf in London.

Mine too. I can't remember when or where I first saw it, but it's by far my favorite werewolf movie.

Watched "Dont be afraid of the dark" by Guillermo del Toro like week ago.

It wasn´t so scary in the beginning but it did attack several of my childhood fears such as monsters under the bed and creatures roaming in the dark and attacking children.

When it was over, I thought to myself "Oh well, at least I´ll be able to sleep well today"

I was horribly wrong...

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The first time i saw it wasn't that long ago actually. I think i rented it. I still gotta get that shirt :)

With deference to the old classics those are my #1 and #2 as well with the Howling as #3.

I'd put Howling as my number 3 as well.

not really horror but, to me, its a darker comedy. "The perfect host" is decent. if you like curdled and american psycho you will like it.

I also watched "damned by dawn" if you like CGI watch it.

Sint AKA Saint
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Evil "Santa" movies are a hard sell i think. The genre is pretty gimmicky to begin with and i think filmmakers know this and as a result don't take it very seriously when making the movie. Really, the only good Evil Santa movie i've seen is Rare Exports.

The acting is really bad made even worse by the godawful dubbing. There's no buildup or attempt to create a scary mood and the movie doesnt focus on story or characters at all. Also the cops in the movie are really annoying. If that's really how the police are in Amsterdam, i fear for those people.

Maybe i would have enjoyed this more if i had watched it around Christmas time (even though its not a Christmas movie) but i dont think it would have helped.

Tucker and Dale vs Evil

much buildup for this one.....didn't totally disappoint...a bit uneven in parts but very watchable.