I Saw What You Did

I remember this one from my older sisters alwaus saying "I saw what you did and I know who you are." It is a somewhat forgettable minor film from William Castle... could make for a good remake;)

I caught this on TV not too long ago. Not a bad movie.

And just for the record...It was remade:

I Saw What You Did (1988)

I just finished "A Bucket of Blood".
And before that, I watched "Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter".

You have great taste in movies. And you know what classic horror is.

Two points in your favor.

Thank you very much.

I <3 you. I could go back through this thread just simply to read your remarks. Not unlike my favorite character in As You Like It, JAQUES:

Give me leave
To speak my mind, and I will through and through
Cleanse the foul body of the infected world
- II.viii (60 - 62)

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But I digress.

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The last "Classics" I watched recently with Fortunato in mind:

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Beautifully tragic, macabre, and surprisingly gory (I can only imagine how audiences received it). It's the kind of movie that, the more I think about it, the more I honestly appreciate it as a true classic. The imagery is so sad and stunning, especially the end. A true ground-breaking horror film.

I'm also interested in its US release, The Horror Chamber of Dr. Faustus. I wonder how the original was edited to produce this abomination and marvel at American's need to sensationalize the already sensational.

Eyes Without a Face is amazing. I watched it about 10 years ago in a theatre. A showing sponsored by a local college. There were a bunch of "sophisticated college students" in the audience LAUGHING at the movie! I wanted to kill them all.

You now have to watch the "brilliant" companion film to "Jesse James..." the great beyond words "Billy The Kid vs Dracula" I love them both.

Latest horror classic for me: "Vampire Circus"

Häxan

great movie

A Bucket of Blood & Fall of the House of Usher.