Best Horror movie !

That would be "The Fly"-1986, "The Blob"-1988 and "Halloween" the original movie w/Jamie Lee Curtis.

I watched "Trick or Treat" with Anna Paquin, weird with pumpkin character and "Drag Me To Hell" With Alison Lohman, it was sort of mix comedy/horror but yeah old creepy lady.
 
The suggestion above is pretty good.

However I didn't see the title The Mirror In Your Bathroom being in the top 5. I personally think it should be the #1. :giggle:



































































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I used to love the old horror films when I was a kid.
Dracula and Frankenstein. They don't seem to show
them anymore:(
Oh...I'so old! :giggle:

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I don't believe I've watched any of the movies on the Amazon list, except maybe Black Sunday. I've seen Barbara Steele in several movies.
 
Reba said:
I don't believe I've watched any of the movies on the Amazon list, except maybe Black Sunday. I've seen Barbara Steele in several movies.
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Woha... not even a Romero movie?

Never thought I would know someone that never saw Dawn of the Dead.

Evil Dead is a nice classic. Wouldn't call it a horror movie nowadays.
 
souggy said:
Woha... not even a Romero movie?

Never thought I would know someone that never saw Dawn of the Dead.

Evil Dead is a nice classic. Wouldn't call it a horror movie nowadays.
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Oops! I overlooked the Boris Karloff movie on the list, Black Sabbath. I did see that.

I know Caesar Romero.

I prefer black and white "horror" movies--old school.
 
Lon Chaney Jr., Bela Lugosi, Romero, and Hitchcock... scary! Like my grandson says "oooh scawed, Cucuy!" (Oh, scared, Monster!)
 
Reba said:
Oops! I overlooked the Boris Karloff movie on the list, Black Sabbath. I did see that.

I know Caesar Romero.

I prefer black and white "horror" movies--old school.
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:rofl:

Didn't realize there was another famous person with the same last name. I was referring to George A. Romero, the guy that invented the zombie subgenre.

Don't blame you for the black and white ones. I like those ones more than most of the coloured ones.
 
LDNanna said:
Lon Chaney Jr., Bela Lugosi, Romero, and Hitchcock... scary! Like my grandson says "oooh scawed, Cucuy!" (Oh, scared, Monster!)
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I would include Lon Chaney Sr., too. Did you know his parents were deaf?
 
Reba said:
I would include Lon Chaney Sr., too. Did you know his parents were deaf?
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I knew that Lon Chaney's parents were deaf but I didn't know that Lon Chaney Jr was an actor as well. Thanks!
 
Reba said:
Oops! I overlooked the Boris Karloff movie on the list, Black Sabbath. I did see that.

I know Caesar Romero.

I prefer black and white "horror" movies--old school.
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I prefer those oldies black and white movies, too. Mind games are more scary than blood and gore. Hitchcock movies are good.
 
Reba said:
I would include Lon Chaney Sr., too. Did you know his parents were deaf?
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I knew his parents were deaf and he gave them credit for his acting in silent moves being so good with facial expression.
 
souggy said:
:rofl:

Didn't realize there was another famous person with the same last name. I was referring to George A. Romero, the guy that invented the zombie subgenre.

Don't blame you for the black and white ones. I like those ones more than most of the coloured ones.
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Cesar Romero was very, very famous as a leading man, and extremely handsome.

He ended his career as an old man being The Joker on the television show of Batman when I was a little kid.
 
Bottesini said:
I knew his parents were deaf and he gave them credit for his acting in silent moves being so good with facial expression.
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Yep.

His silent films are my favorites. It's too bad he died too soon.
 
Bottesini said:
Cesar Romero was very, very famous as a leading man, and extremely handsome.

He ended his career as an old man being The Joker on the television show of Batman when I was a little kid.
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Yeah... he refused to shave off his mustache for the Joker role. So, they painted over it.

http://www.batmania.com.ar/wallpapers/wallpaper413.jpg

Ever read those Batman horror comic books? (It's usually a merged story with another comic book of the horror genre.)
 
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*it's a pix of Cesar Romero as the Joker. he's in a jolly mood, doing the dance. Caption - "Someone's feeling..... FABULOUS!"
 
Bottesini said:
Cesar Romero was very, very famous as a leading man, and extremely handsome.

He ended his career as an old man being The Joker on the television show of Batman when I was a little kid.
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:lol: Yeah.. when I looked up his pictures, I said to myself, "That's the guy who acted as the Joker in the old Batman series with the graphic sound effect!" I loved that show back when my mom couldn't afford to get a TV with a closed captioning chip embedded.
 
souggy said:
:lol: Yeah.. when I looked up his pictures, I said to myself, "That's the guy who acted as the Joker in the old Batman series with the graphic sound effect!" I loved that show back when my mom couldn't afford to get a TV with a closed captioning chip embedded.
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CC was not available when I was little , but I liked the same part you did.
 
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