horror films

Fascinating new episode of the 'Mysterious Universe' podcast made all the more intriguing for me as it all happened about seven miles from where I'm typing this: 31.15 - MU Podcast - Gengha King of Dogs "Strange things are said to lurk in the seaside mist of England's Cornwall—strange...

I couldn't find any references on this stuff in these forums, but anyway in my page http://www.piloton.it/forteana/omen/omen.html I give you another one more (almost a scoop ... perhaps ...). I' can't believe anything of course, but ...:oops:

A chapter of Dracula expended into a monster/slasher, neat idea, hope its good:

Just watched the film from 2012, no idea how I'd missed that one, but usually shy away from contemporary stock horror, much to my own detriment sometimes. But I loved this, from the wonderfully accurate setting in 1974 Yorkshire to the amazing cast. Has anyone else seen this, and what are your...

No, not a bad pair of fabric-starved trousers, but the myriad short horror films available online. One of my absolute favourite things to do on the weekend is sit down with a nice glass of wine and creep myself out. Some of my favourites: Lights Out . Obviously. 2am The Smiling Man...

Hi all Here's something thats been bothering me recently: What is the difference (if there is one) between Folk horror and the Fortean? :confused:

So the last horror flick I saw at the kinomatograph was Last Rites, out this year. It has not received much attention and I watched it in an empty theatre, albeit at a late night showing. I quite enjoyed it but it did get me thinking as to where horror films need to go next. The particular...

Dublin Horror Society This is a group for any Horror Movie Fans to get together and see the latest Horror films in Cinemas, and maybe even get together for a few drinks after the movie. Also any other Horror related activities welcome too! http://www.meetup.com/Dublin-Horror-Society/ You can...

For Horror films unlikely to get a thread of their own.

what is/are the worst horror movies past or present you have ever watched that make you go "did i really just watch that" to name a few: return of the living dead tool box murders jeepers creepers 1 & 2 house of a 1000 corpses pumpkin head

Wicker Man remake - trailer now online http://www.apple.com/trailers/wb/thewickerman/ To be honest, it looks like a completely different movie and ethos - barring a few pointless references (he's called Edward and the girl he's searching for is called Rowan Woodward?) Phooey.

Couldn't find a suitable thread so...... www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=59427 Pre-ordering: www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000CEV ... ntmagaz-21

Trust the Japenese to start creating genres like this ;) First we had 2001's "Stacy: Attack of the Schoolgirl Zombies": www.imdb.com/title/tt0368296/ www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000096 ... enantmc-20 www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000 ... ntmagaz-21 and now the same...

Everybody loves the vampire sub-genre of the horror stable but you never really hear anybody talking about werewolf movies. I suppose it's hard to create a decent character out of what is basically a rabid dog but there are still some pretty damn fine werewolves to have graced the silver screen...

Who do you think is the best actor to play Dracula so far, at least the one who you like best?

Exorcist Film Site Discovered in Iraq Can't directly link to this report, but it's on today's IMDB news section... It reminds me of hearing about the excavations of the original Ten Commandments movie set... See: "Lost City": Demille's 1923 Movie Set (California)...

I was away last week, and can't believe that no one has started a post about the new DVD/video release. This is a definitive film, it couldn't be made today, and it's brilliant. The acting is class, music well integrated into the film, the story is well written and researched, and every man...