Favorite Horror Film ??

[Creemteez]

Are we twins separated at birth?
Thats EXACTLY what happened to me as a child....oooh spooky!!

Ooower!!! Perhaps they should make a film about us!

[northepaul]

Ooower!!! Perhaps they should make a film about us!

YouTube - Twilight Zone intro.

[Rhona]

But for sheer horror would be 1408 if you havent seen this its a must watch

I read that short story on holiday a couple of years ago when someone left the book - I thought it was terrifying. Really spooked me.


Actually one of the films I mentioned - Dark Water - my sis was going on about this brilliant film but couldn't remember the name. For the first time in years, I stopped off at a DVD hire shop to get a couple of films to watch whilst Mr R was away that weekend, and picked a French film.

The next night, I started watching it, and thought 'this is odd, this REALLY doesn't look like the film I hired' (it was Japanese for a start). It went on for a bit, and I recognised a couple of things my sis had told me about this film she had liked. It turned out that the very film she couldn't remember, had, the very next night, been put accidently into the wrong DVD case in the shop for me then to hire and watch.

Spooky eh?

[taff]

Salems Lot and A Tale of Two Sisters

[Jeanied]

I don't do horror movies myself - but I have stayed in Bodega Bay (where Hitchcock filmed the Birds) and Salem. Horror realies - but that's another story.

[bubblewrap]

Thatchers speech at the Tory party conference 1984.

[Jeanied]

Thatchers speech at the Tory party conference 1984.

Nice one Bubblewrap

[Glutton4...]

I had a 'thing' for Horror films in my teens/twenties, much to my friends' disgust. The scariest films I've seen were The Thing (original B&W and the remake), the Alien films, and Dr. Who when I was a kid.

Nearly got thrown out of the Cinema when watching Friday XIII (Part??) one Halowe'en, coz we were laughing too much. They were carp!

I still love American Werewolf in London - it's so naff it's fab!

[Glutton4...]

My education is sadly lacking - I've just realised I've never watched ANY Hitchcock!!!!!!

[ginger ninger]

Thatchers speech at the Tory party conference 1984.

Now that's what I call a horror.

[Jeanied]

Just watch out the next time you step into the shower, G4! Shriek shriek shriek.

[bishop]

texas chainsaw massacre 2, blue velvet, huge Dennis hopper fan, loved the mobster frank booth in blue velvet, class.

[Pumpkin Becki]

My education is sadly lacking - I've just realised I've never watched ANY Hitchcock!!!!!!

I've just fainted from the horror of that statement!

[HeyWayne]

I've just fainted from the horror of that statement!

I knew you'd comment on that Mrs Hitchcock.

Interesting to see that quite a few have mentioned Amrican Werewolf. Picture the scene, you're coming home late one evening from London and find yourself alone on the platform at Tottenham Court Road tube (I think it's that station from memory). How fast is your heart racing?

There's a fairly recent film that features the tube - it's called Scream or something I think. Anyways, LadyWayne refuses to watch it because she has to get the tube every day, and has been stuck in the tunnels on several occasions and doesn't enjoy the experience at the best of times.

[Pumpkin Becki]

I knew you'd comment on that Mrs Hitchcock.

Very happy to oblige!