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A Day Late (The Top 500* Horror Films)
I’d like to admit that I dislike lists on the whole as they often say little and reduce a love of subject to inhuman wank, but genre or sniper specific are an altogether different matter. Those … more →
Wonders in the Dark
A Day Late (The Top 500* Horror Films)
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wrote 7 months ago: I’d like to admit that I dislike lists on the whole as they often say little and reduce a love … more →
Final Lists: Top 100 Horror Movies of All-Time
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wrote 1 year ago: Now that the countdown is over, here are the top 100 lists from each of us. Use this comment section … more →
1 of 4. Psycho
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wrote 1 year ago: (Alfred Hitchcock, 1960) (essay by Troy) Psycho, simply put, is the most influential horror movie of … more →
1 of 4: A Nightmare on Elm Street
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wrote 1 year ago: (Wes Craven, 1984) (essay by Robert) 1984’s A Nightmare on Elm Street is a film that explodes beyond … more →
1 of 4. Don't Look Now (aka 'Can the Small Faces explain the greatest Horror film I've ever seen?')
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wrote 1 year ago: Nicolas Roeg, 1973) (essay by Jamie) “Things are clearer than before Showing me the way Asking … more →
1 of 4: Halloween
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wrote 1 year ago: (John Carpenter, 1978) (essay by Kevin) Much like my dilemma with what to write about in regards to … more →
5. Blue Velvet
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wrote 1 year ago: (David Lynch, 1986) (essay by Kevin) [This is a repost of an entry I did on the subgenre of Neo-Noir … more →
6. Nosferatu
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wrote 1 year ago: PART I: OVERTURE In his public life, my Grandfather, Carmine (father to my father) was a jack of all … more →
7. Black Christmas
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wrote 1 year ago: (Bob Clark, 1974) (essay by Kevin) Ever since I was a kid I can remember the coverbox to Bob Clark’s … more →
8. Hour of the Wolf
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wrote 1 year ago: (Ingmar Bergman, 1968) (essay by Kevin) “The Hour of the Wolf” is the hour between night … more →
9. Deep Red (Profondo Rosso)
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wrote 1 year ago: (Dario Argento, 1975) (essay by Jamie) Such is the success of relatively obscure Horror in the … more →
10. Alien
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wrote 1 year ago: (Ridley Scott, 1979) (essay by Kevin) There were a handful of films in this countdown that I dreaded … more →
11. Repulsion
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wrote 1 year ago: (Roman Polanski, 1965) (essay by Robert) Polanski used a minimalist approach to give us this shockin … more →
12. Picnic At Hanging Rock
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wrote 1 year ago: (Peter Weir, 1975) (essay by Troy) Peter Weir’s Picnic At Hanging Rock opens with a shot of th … more →
13. Cat People
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wrote 1 year ago: (Jacques Tourneur, 1942) (essay by Troy) Val Lewton’s legacy all starts here, the first of his … more →
14. Vampyr
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wrote 1 year ago: (Carl Theodor Dreyer, 1932) (essay by Jamie) It seems, more often then not, most mainstream audience … more →
15. The Shining
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wrote 1 year ago: (Stanley Kubrick, 1980) (essay by Robert) A good way to describe the Shining is: Intoxicating and Ad … more →
16. The Tenant
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wrote 1 year ago: (Roman Polanski, 1976) (essay by Jamie) Easily the most forgotten and obtuse selection in Polanski … more →
17. Possession
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wrote 1 year ago: (Andrzej Żuławski. 1981) (essay by Jamie) There is an old joke from grade school that I remembered w … more →
