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Yeah, 'The Devil's Backbone' is a Spanish film - well worth checking out. It's not 'horror' in the slasher sense or whatever - it's more like one of those horror films that might be better classed as 'supernatural drama' or something. I dunno, it's a quality film either way.
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halloween the nightmare on elm streets upto 4 the friday the 13th's texas chainsaw massacre the driller killer audition evil dead there are some films which i dont really count as horror, but are very scary like the shining, ring or the woman in black. |
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 The Shining is my all time favorite then there is the Halloween, Hellraiser, Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street movies. Classic horror, TCSM, cheesy 70's horror movies, Evil Deads, Pet Semetary.....to many to list!!!
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Devils backbone is very vert good, its a little like a spanish civil war set Sixth Sense (was made before it though).
My fav horror flick right now is The Descent, it really scared me at the cinema. But Texas Chainsaw Massacre is probably the best ever made. I also liked Hostel a lot. I really love The Hitcher too. |
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The Exorcist
The Blair Witch Project The Devil's Rejects Texas Chainsaw Massacre House of 1000 Corpses 28 Days Later Child's Play (1,2 & 3 + Bride of Chucky & Seed of Chucky) EDIT: The Amityville Horror really scared me for some reason, I saw it in the theater with my friend and squeezed her arm so hard I gave her a bruise haha.
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Even though it's only mindless killing throughout the movie, The Hills Have Eyes scared the shit out of me in the theatre.
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ahahha nice one krastian......that pic is classic!! So random, when wendy runs up the steps and she sees all those strange people in their rooms....hah that ones my favorite. Shining is fucking nnuuttss and yep, the blair witch project reminds me of bad moon rising SY, dont you think? great choices peps, 70's horror is hillarious.
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