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My father filmed me being born and I'd like to submit that as a contender.
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Bugdrvr posted:I know this was from a few pages ago, but I thought I was the only one who had ever heard of this movie. I watched it a million times as a kid and it scared the poo poo out of me every one of them. I haven't seen it in forever but I still remember NAREK. i caught this on tv when i was younger i'm pretty sure it was also technically a disney movie
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John Carpenter and his sidekick Kurt Russell are my favorite movie people The Thing is a great movie
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DOOP posted:John Carpenter and his sidekick Kurt Russell are my favorite movie people Its like an inverse Burton and Depp.
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errol _flynn posted:The Thing. All fun, all the time. I watc hed this movie for the first time when I was like 12 years old and jesus christ it was the most terrifying thing ever. I got to that scene and I had to change the loving channel because the guy screaming while the thing had its head mouth swinging him around oh god
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guy looks at head with eyestalks and legs "you gotta be loving kidding me" is one of the best scenes ever
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Hack-o-lantern, Motel Hell, Auntie Lee's Meat Pies, or Demon Wind. Any of these four are the correct answers.
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SHISHKABOB posted:guy looks at head with eyestalks and legs "you gotta be loving kidding me" is one of the best scenes ever made even weirder by the fact that the guy who delivers that line is a Thing at that point
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I know that The Shining is a better film, but I still pick The Thing. I can watch The Thing at any time and finish it. I have to make an effort to make it through all of The Shining. It's just too much of a slow burn. I'm just not ready for that kind of a commitment The Shining. Listen, I've already told you, after things get better financially, I'll be able to take that next step. No, me and John Carpenter's The Thing are just friends. She just goes to the same gym I go to. No, you're perfect- with your two hour and twenty-six minute run time baby. Listen, you're being paranoid. Let's just go to sleep and talk about it in the morning. OF COURSE SHE'S NOT MORE FUN THAN YOU! http://youtu.be/JjIXwkX1e48
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skull wall posted:Possession This movie has only 2 good scenes. One, where the chick is pissing, vomiting on herself in the metro. Two, where she's having sex with that thing. The rest is boring and arty. ALL-PRO SEXMAN posted:It's nowhere near the best horror film of the '80s but drat it, Lifeforce still deserves a mention. Matilda May single handedly kickstarted my puberty. Harald posted:Ronald Reagan The best horror movie the 80s was Halloween. Even though it was released in '78, its Halloween.
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The blob is pretty good, actually. But still,
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CHUD was awesome. It was later remade in space by a famous director known as James Cameron as a sequel to the movie Alien.
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Chainsaw Scumfuck https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fEVmiB9hgQ
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Automatic Slim posted:Matilda May single handedly kickstarted my puberty. with good reason 
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It was The Dead Zone, which is actually the best King adaptation too.
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Dead Ringers is up there but not as good as The Thing or Videodrome.
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Boinks posted:
Somebody already quoted the "Where the red dot goes, ya bang" line, so I'll share this: Last year I saw a 60's garage rock band called The Sloths play at a tiny tiki bar in Alameda, CA. It just so happened that the lead singer had directed Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives, which was my favorite in the series as a kid. Anyway, he had a festive Lux Interior/ Iggy Pop performance style which was pretty impressive considering he's a 60-something-year-old man. I would recommend seeing The Sloths if they play at a tiki bar near you.
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Suicide Sam E. posted:This is a decent flick and very 80s. But for an even better horror movie which was even more 80s: Another sweet 80's movie about the evils of heavy metal is "Trick or Treat," where an unpopular high school metalhead (played by "Skippy" from Family Ties) gets a record from his DJ friend (Gene Simmons) and plays it backwards. Obviously, this summons the spirit of his favorite dead rock star, who promptly goes on a vengeful rampage against Skippy's enemies, at one point screaming, "No false metal!" As an added bonus, Ozzy Osbourne has a brief cameo as a televangelist. Also, Hard Rock Zombies is a true classic that has to be seen to be believed. 80's horror movies and terrible heavy metal are soul-mates.
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Motel Hell was p. good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4AR3BgaCdA It takes all kinds of critters to make farmer Vincent fritters.
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I haven't read a single post in this thread but I just wanted to let you all know it's The Thing.
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Gutter Phoenix posted:Somebody already quoted the "Where the red dot goes, ya bang" line, so I'll share this: I would absolutely see them if I had the chance! I met Tom and his wife at a horror convention here in Cincinnati a few years ago and they were both wonderful people. They chatted with me and my wife for about 10 minutes and I got a poster signed and personalized. Also signed by Thom Mathews - the earring story was real and he still has it, and David Kagen - who was really happy to have someone at his table to talk to. 
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My personal favorite horror movie from the 80s is Night Breed but I'm a bit of an odd bird. For instance, I unironically think this is the best post I've ever seen on the forums:TOILETLORD posted:i'd like it if ther was a bang bus like series where they talk a girl into loving and then the lights go out and 2 dudes in cenobite costumes burst through a wall and scream WELCOME TO HELL.
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TS FRIDAY THE THE THIRTEENTH IM downloading the thing to watch now what a good movie. I'm tempted to watch the 2011 version but rotten tomatoes said it was lovely and a prequel so gently caress even stealing that
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The Thing. Possession. The Shining always struck me as a 70s movie. And hell it's 1980.
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Wendigee posted:TS FRIDAY THE THE THIRTEENTH IM downloading the thing to watch now what a good movie. Meh, it's okay for a F13. There's really nothing in it other than the filmmakers sayso that it's a prequel. It's jason stabbing horny teens, it's hard to mess up. There's a weird running plot of Jason killing people trying to get his pot too. Also, early on we see why some low budget companies (like Troma) have a policy of shooting the nudity first in case they need to replace the actors before they use them elsewhere. Instead this woman gets a ridiculous, extremely fake looking prostetic chest piece she shows off.
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The Shining The Thing Videodrome In that order. Honorable mention to Tetsuo, The Iron Man, even if there were plenty movies that were probably technically better like Exorcist, Poltergeist, The Fog, Creepshow, Evil Dead, Reanimator, etc. E: And BTW Eraserhead was 1977. raton fucked around with this message at 05:44 on Feb 14, 2015 |
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The Terminator. Also Jacob's Ladder, that one might be a 90s movie. I don't remember.
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huff puff hellraiser 2 you said (two weeks ago)? best 80s horror and frontrunner for best horror ever. the bit with the mattress and the razor is the tits i also dig 'society', that movie is bonkers 
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Hector Beerlioz posted:I have a soft spot for My Bloody Valentine i agree with this however it is The Thing, that movie owns
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Hector Beerlioz posted:I have a soft spot for My Bloody Valentine this isn't the indie rock thread your horrordummie. crack a book much because i dont think that you do.
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