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Post by Brew on Sept 21, 2009 11:21:09 GMT -8
what was your favorite?
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Post by Brew on Sept 28, 2009 10:25:41 GMT -8
went with the 70's the decade that gave us the last house on the left the exercist, the exercist 2 (scarry but 4 the wrong reasons), the omen, and the texas chainsaaw massacure
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Post by Jason on Oct 23, 2009 10:20:57 GMT -8
The 80s and 70s are easily the two best decades in horror. I went with the 1970s, simply because horror films in the 70s were taken far more seriously than the cheesy 80s flicks.... But those were extremely enjoyable, too.  |
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Post by HorrorGuySteve on Nov 22, 2009 7:09:08 GMT -8
Hell yeah. The 80s had masterpieces.
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Post by Brew on Nov 23, 2009 20:19:35 GMT -8
70's had better movies althoug i also love 80s cheese
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Post by Jason on Nov 6, 2010 1:48:07 GMT -8
When you're as big of horror fans as we are, you've got to throw in the humor somewhere in the genre. |
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Post by Man in Black on Dec 5, 2010 21:48:09 GMT -8
When you're as big of horror fans as we are, you've got to throw in the humor somewhere in the genre. Yeah and sometimes they are funny even when they aren't supposed to be, which is cool too. I voted for the 80's. But, you know what, some of the more recent horror flicks aren't half bad. The special effects are catching up with the imagination and some of those that were cheesy now can actually be scary because they look real. But I'm like you guys... the cheese is pretty cool. |
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Post by Jason on Dec 5, 2010 22:02:22 GMT -8
My favorite piece of cheddar in horror cinema would probably have to go to Jack Frost. One of my favorite horror flicks. |
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Post by devilishgirl on Mar 9, 2011 13:36:43 GMT -8
I would definitely have to go with the 70s, but I actually think some of the most creative horror flicks were earlier in cinematic history, before they had a lot of the advancements they have now, or even in the 70s. The earlier Dracula movies and things of that nature are really great to watch. They aren't so scary, but they're suspenseful. They also have a lot of horror elements that influenced all the horror films that came after them. So, in that sense, I'd say around the 40s.
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Post by Jason on Mar 9, 2011 16:48:57 GMT -8
You make a good point, there. It's almost like The Beatles in music. They influenced many of my favorite bands, but they took what The Beatles had and made it better.  |
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