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02-11-06, 01:32 PM

Haven't seen Shaun of the dead so can't comment...

as for American Wearwolf in London, good film but where's the Gore?? I didn't think that was gory! Good Special FX tho

02-11-06, 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Razor

I hereby nominate American Werewolf in London. It had the laughs, the gore, proper storyline, characters and actually was a good film in it's own right.

Not really a horror fan but I do like American Werewolf, I've always had a bit of thing for Jenny Agutter too (which is a bonus).

I like Sleepy Hollow as well (does that qualify as horror ?)

02-11-06, 01:34 PM

Not quite a movie, but any episode of Top Gear should be up there!

Seriously though, I actually got to see the Blair Witch Project sometime before the hype
came out. At the time I saw it, believe me, it had the desired effect of being god damned creepy.
Lost a lot of its power when everyone knew what was really going on.

squirrel_hunter · 02-11-06, 01:40 PM

Shaun of the Dead is not a horror movie.

Its a comedy and not a very good one at that!

02-11-06, 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by tricky

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Originally Posted by Razor

I hereby nominate American Werewolf in London. It had the laughs, the gore, proper storyline, characters and actually was a good film in it's own right.

Not really a horror fan but I do like American Werewolf, I've always had a bit of thing for Jenny Agutter too (which is a bonus).

I like Sleepy Hollow as well (does that qualify as horror ?)

Sleppy Hollow was ace. Ed Burton stuff is fab, never really that scary tho.

02-11-06, 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Razor

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Originally Posted by tricky

Quote:

Originally Posted by Razor

I hereby nominate American Werewolf in London. It had the laughs, the gore, proper storyline, characters and actually was a good film in it's own right.

Not really a horror fan but I do like American Werewolf, I've always had a bit of thing for Jenny Agutter too (which is a bonus).

I like Sleepy Hollow as well (does that qualify as horror ?)

Sleppy Hollow was ace. Ed Burton stuff is fab, never really that scary tho.

I prefer Tim Burtons' version.

02-11-06, 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Steve H

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Originally Posted by Razor

Quote:

Originally Posted by tricky

Quote:

Originally Posted by Razor

I hereby nominate American Werewolf in London. It had the laughs, the gore, proper storyline, characters and actually was a good film in it's own right.

Not really a horror fan but I do like American Werewolf, I've always had a bit of thing for Jenny Agutter too (which is a bonus).

I like Sleepy Hollow as well (does that qualify as horror ?)

Sleppy Hollow was ace. Ed Burton stuff is fab, never really that scary tho.

I prefer Tim Burtons' version.

D'oh, I have ED Wood playing on the telly at the mo'

02-11-06, 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Razor

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Originally Posted by Steve H

Quote:

Originally Posted by Razor

Quote:

Originally Posted by tricky

Quote:

Originally Posted by Razor

I hereby nominate American Werewolf in London. It had the laughs, the gore, proper storyline, characters and actually was a good film in it's own right.

Not really a horror fan but I do like American Werewolf, I've always had a bit of thing for Jenny Agutter too (which is a bonus).

I like Sleepy Hollow as well (does that qualify as horror ?)

Sleppy Hollow was ace. Ed Burton stuff is fab, never really that scary tho.

I prefer Tim Burtons' version.

D'oh, I have ED Wood playing on the telly at the mo'

Don't you mean Tim Wood?

02-11-06, 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Filipe M.

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Originally Posted by Razor

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Originally Posted by Steve H

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Originally Posted by Razor

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Originally Posted by tricky

Quote:

Originally Posted by Razor

I hereby nominate American Werewolf in London. It had the laughs, the gore, proper storyline, characters and actually was a good film in it's own right.

Not really a horror fan but I do like American Werewolf, I've always had a bit of thing for Jenny Agutter too (which is a bonus).

I like Sleepy Hollow as well (does that qualify as horror ?)

Sleppy Hollow was ace. Ed Burton stuff is fab, never really that scary tho.

I prefer Tim Burtons' version.

D'oh, I have ED Wood playing on the telly at the mo'

Don't you mean Tim Wood?

No, Johnny Depp in a Tim Burton film, Ed Wood. Honestly!

02-11-06, 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by squirrel_hunter

Shaun of the Dead is not a horror movie.

Its a comedy and not a very good one at that!

No appreciation for truly good films.

02-11-06, 01:40 PM	#14
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02-11-06, 01:32 PM	#11
BabyJ Guest Posts: n/a	Haven't seen Shaun of the dead so can't comment... as for American Wearwolf in London, good film but where's the Gore?? I didn't think that was gory! Good Special FX tho

02-11-06, 01:34 PM	#13
Steve H Guest Posts: n/a	Not quite a movie, but any episode of Top Gear should be up there! Seriously though, I actually got to see the Blair Witch Project sometime before the hype came out. At the time I saw it, believe me, it had the desired effect of being god damned creepy. Lost a lot of its power when everyone knew what was really going on.