Haha... I have to admit after watching a few clips, it does look pretty twisted and bizarre.

ok ok I admit it the toons are funny as heck but the storyline is pretty weird you have to admit!

Another film for Best Films of 2008 - I Sell The Deadhttp://mimg.sulekha.com/english/i-se...d-stills03.jpg

Slowly working my way through 2009. After pondering the film for awhile, I will add for Best of 2009: The Human Centipedehttp://www.iwatchstuff.com/2009/09/0...-centipede.jpg

Here's some 2009 Horror Movies

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I guess Paranormal Activity was in limbo for a while because it was made in 2007.

Err this is far too difficult I'm just bumping it back up in praise of some of the recommendations :) have to see And Soon The Darkness and I sell the dead :)

Sorry to jump around, but I recall being oddly impressed with 2007 Year in Horror.

Started a thread about it:

http://horror.com/forum/showthread.php?t=32979

Chronogrl's Top 10 Horror movies of 2007 (in no particular order):

* Bug
* 28 Weeks Later
* Crazy Eights <- (After Dark Film Fest Flic)
* Borderland <- (After Dark Film Fest Flic)
* Mulberry Street <- (After Dark Film Fest Flic)
* Fido
* Planet Terror
* The Host
* Severance
* Murder Party


I would recommend for any horror fan who has not seen these movies: Go see these movies.

The following films certainly deserve honorable mentions. While they did not make my top 10 horror list of the year, I recognize their importance in keeping the genre fresh, new, and inciteful.

Honorable Mentions:

* Hatchet
* Behind the Mask
* Black Sheep
* Sunshine
* Death Proof


Even the Blockbusters were worthy of note last year. While I was hugely disappointed with all other summer Blockbusters (as I have already ranted about), I thought it was an outstanding year for Horror Blockbusters.

NOTE: The "Blockbusters" certainly weren't my favorite horror movies of the year (save "Sweeney Todd," which I have a HUGE weak spot for). I am not a huge fan of Hostel II, Saw IV, or Halloween, but I recognize their popularity within the horror community and would be ignorant if I completely omitted them from this list. And while yes, the argument can be that remakes and sequels do nothing but to tread ground, well, that's part of what makes this genre in the first place (think the Halloween, Friday 13th, Nightmare, Candyman, etc. franchises); these films are but following in their footsteps (be that good or bad) to keep that element of the horror genre alive.

Blockbusters:

* Hostel II
* Saw IV
* Halloween
* 30 Days of Night
* Sweeney Todd
* I Am Legend
* The Mist


Going to be honest with you - I was REALLY disappointed with I Sell the Dead. I thought it was trying too hard.

I'll back up:

28 weeks Later
Planet Terror
The Host
Behind The Mask: The Rise Of Leslie Vernon
Black Sheep
Death Proof
Sweeney Todd
The Mist
The Orphanage
1408
Pan's Labyrinth

and I'll add:

Joshua (the Sam Rockwell, Vera Farmiga bad seed movie)
Jack Ketchum's The Girl Next Door
Teeth

Seen most of those wickerfan great recommendations. I'll have to see death proof and planet terror.

I think I'll put I sell the dead on ice for a bit cause I'm dubious about it. It sounds very familiar from its plot.

I didn't like The Host I thought it was a waste of time really but I can see why some people like it.