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damienclimber
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Just a month away. Some of my favorite movies
The Shining
Picnic at Hanging Rock-Older movie
Secret Window
Mr. Brooks
Omen
Mothman Prophecies
Poltergeist
The Birds
Psycho
Seventh Seal
Any others to share?
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sbaclimber
Sep 30, 2011, 5:56 AM
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I definitely agree with The Shining @ #1
other good ones...
The Exorcist
The Birds
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Sep 30, 2011, 6:02 AM
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Whaaaa-
How did The Exorcist miss the OP list! 
The Exorcist
The Shining
Poltergeist
IT
The Omen
Begotten
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sbaclimber
Sep 30, 2011, 6:14 AM
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byran
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Horror is my favorite movie genre, and these are some of my favorites:
Alien trilogy
Evil Dead 2 and Army of Darkness
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (pt 1, pt 2, and Next Generation)
Re-Animator and Beyond Re-Animator
Return of the Living Dead
Rosemary's Baby
Cabin Fever
Friday 13th Part 9: Jason Goes to Hell
Freddy vs Jason
28 Days Later
Saw (I & II)
Blindness
[Rec]
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damienclimber
Sep 30, 2011, 3:49 PM
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xmesox wrote: Whaaaa- How did The Exorcist miss the OP list! XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXxxxxxxxx Just thought I would leave it for you!
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damienclimber
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byran wrote: Horror is my favorite movie genre, and these are some of my favorites: Alien trilogy Evil Dead 2 and Army of Darkness Texas Chainsaw Massacre (pt 1, pt 2, and Next Generation) Re-Animator and Beyond Re-Animator Return of the Living Dead Rosemary's Baby Cabin Fever Friday 13th Part 9: Jason Goes to Hell Freddy vs Jason 28 Days Later Saw (I & II) Blindness [Rec]
Rosemary's baby - great
Interview with the Vampire?
Or was Brad Pitt / Tom Cruise just too pretty
Almost forgot-
Village of the Damned !!
(-p.s Chris Reeves last movie-
I think it was those telepathic evil genius children from Denmark that caused his horse fall)
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yanqui
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I'll certainly agree with Re-Animator: a cult classic horror film, if ever (Do you have a basement? .... What, he's dead? Not anymore! .... I must say, Dr. Hill, I'm very disappointed in you. You steal the secret of life and death and here you are, trysting with a bubble-headed co-ed. You're not even a second-rate scientist.)
Other classics: Dawn of the Dead (1978 original), Fright Night (1985 original), The Thing (1982 remake) and The Bride of Frankenstein (1935). Other gems: Shaun of the Dead, Planet Terror, 28 Days Later (as above) and The Fly (1986 remake).
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damienclimber
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yanqui wrote: I'll certainly agree with Re-Animator: a cult classic horror film, if ever (Do you have a basement? .... What, he's dead? Not anymore! .... I must say, Dr. Hill, I'm very disappointed in you. You steal the secret of life and death and here you are, trysting with a bubble-headed co-ed. You're not even a second-rate scientist.) Other classics: Dawn of the Dead (1978 original), Fright Night (1985 original), The Thing (1982 remake) and The Bride of Frankenstein (1935). Other gems: Shaun of the Dead, Planet Terror, 28 Days Later (as above) and The Fly (1986 remake).
Nice list. Quite fond of the Fly!
Here's a few more X-tra's from me To all !
Dark Water
Dead Zone
Dead Calm
The Others
Amityville Horror-Btw got a haunted jeep from there
The Fog
Ten Little Indians
Bad Seed---csi favorite!
Don't look now!
The Other- book much better
Open water-true story
any comments?
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damienclimber
Oct 7, 2011, 6:33 AM
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sbaclimber wrote: I definitely agree with The Shining @ #1 other good ones... The Exorcist The Birds
You can add some german movies with english subtitles;
My altrustic halloween nsture:
The Sixth Sense* Blue Eyed Climber
Godsend
Hid and Seek
Tales from Darkside Outer Limits
Twlight Zone
Jt512 sport climbing in Mt. Lemmon*
The Glass House with Lindsay Lohan*
Camhead In what Lies Beneath*
Are You My Dude in Audrey Rose*
Kartessa in the Hurt Locker*
Snoppy in Cujo*
The Signs starring Cracklover*
FireStarter w Drew BarryMore
Silence of the Lambs
Wicker Man
* Alternative /endings may not be released in all areas
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sbaclimber
Oct 7, 2011, 7:32 AM
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damienclimber wrote: sbaclimber wrote: I definitely agree with The Shining @ #1 other good ones... The Exorcist The Birds You can add some german movies with english subtitles;
Short of Nostferatu (which doesn't really need subtitles ), I can't think of any....
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johnwesely
Oct 10, 2011, 9:06 AM
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My friends and I have been on a horror kick lately.
The Orphanage
Lake Mungo
Paranormal Activity
Drag me to Hell
Insidious (Amazing first 2/3s, lackluster finale)
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styndall
Oct 10, 2011, 3:36 PM
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johnwesely wrote: Drag me to Hell
This movie is more of a 'getting gross stuff in your mouth' movie than a horror movie, I think.
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styndall wrote: johnwesely wrote: Drag me to Hell This movie is more of a 'getting gross stuff in your mouth' movie than a horror movie, I think.
It is certainly not scary, but I did think it was one of the most entertaining movies I have ever seen.
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sbaclimber
Oct 11, 2011, 12:03 AM
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johnwesely wrote: styndall wrote: johnwesely wrote: Drag me to Hell This movie is more of a 'getting gross stuff in your mouth' movie than a horror movie, I think. It is certainly not scary, but I did think it was one of the most entertaining movies I have ever seen.
Bad Taste
Braindead
Black Sheep
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styndall
Oct 11, 2011, 8:38 AM
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sbaclimber wrote: johnwesely wrote: styndall wrote: johnwesely wrote: Drag me to Hell This movie is more of a 'getting gross stuff in your mouth' movie than a horror movie, I think. It is certainly not scary, but I did think it was one of the most entertaining movies I have ever seen. Well, now, if we are talking entertaining "horror", then I definitely have a couple more from NZ to add to the list: Bad Taste Braindead Black Sheep
You shouldn't forget Dead Alive.
http://www.youtube.com/...=Zvt1ZM1_5Ao#t=1m51s
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sbaclimber
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styndall wrote: sbaclimber wrote: johnwesely wrote: styndall wrote: johnwesely wrote: Drag me to Hell This movie is more of a 'getting gross stuff in your mouth' movie than a horror movie, I think. It is certainly not scary, but I did think it was one of the most entertaining movies I have ever seen. Well, now, if we are talking entertaining "horror", then I definitely have a couple more from NZ to add to the list: Bad Taste Braindead Black Sheep You shouldn't forget Dead Alive. http://www.youtube.com/...=Zvt1ZM1_5Ao#t=1m51s
(look it up )
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notapplicable
Oct 12, 2011, 9:49 PM
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Lars Von Trier's Antichrist
The only movie I have ever seen that is both profoundly beautiful and horrifying in equal measure. It's streamable on netflix at the moment. Do yourself a favor.
The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is my personal favorite.
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notapplicable
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I would also like to add Thirst and Let The Right Ones In to the list.
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styndall
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notapplicable wrote: Lars Von Trier's Antichrist The only movie I have ever seen that is both profoundly beautiful and horrifying in equal measure. It's streamable on netflix at the moment. Do yourself a favor. The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is my personal favorite.
After Dancer in the Dark and Dogville, I feel like I'm in some kind of abusive relationship with Lars von Trier. He makes fantastic films, but I feel awful after watching them.
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styndall wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lars Von Trier's Antichrist The only movie I have ever seen that is both profoundly beautiful and horrifying in equal measure. It's streamable on netflix at the moment. Do yourself a favor. The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is my personal favorite. After Dancer in the Dark and Dogville, I feel like I'm in some kind of abusive relationship with Lars von Trier. He makes fantastic films, but I feel awful after watching them.
You ain't seen nothin yet!
I feel ya though and I think that wave crested with Antichrist. Melancholia, although perhaps aptly named, will almost certainly be much tamer.
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damienclimber
Oct 13, 2011, 3:22 PM
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notapplicable wrote: styndall wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lars Von Trier's Antichrist The only movie I have ever seen that is both profoundly beautiful and horrifying in equal measure. It's streamable on netflix at the moment. Do yourself a favor. The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is my personal favorite. After Dancer in the Dark and Dogville, I feel like I'm in some kind of abusive relationship with Lars von Trier. He makes fantastic films, but I feel awful after watching them. You ain't seen nothin yet! I feel ya though and I think that wave crested with Antichrist. Melancholia, although perhaps aptly named, will almost certainly be much tamer.
Antichrist- Heard my name! Damien
Thanks for sharing , seems like a good list for all to enjoy.
Personally more fond of thrillers vs gory horrors with some exceptions.
To each their own.
So many movies , hard to pick favorites!
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damienclimber
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johnwesely wrote: My friends and I have been on a horror kick lately. The Orphanage Lake Mungo Paranormal Activity Drag me to Hell Insidious (Amazing first 2/3s, lackluster finale)
Never saw these, Insidious looked pretty good!
Lake Mungo? Hmmn
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damienclimber wrote: johnwesely wrote: My friends and I have been on a horror kick lately. The Orphanage Lake Mungo Paranormal Activity Drag me to Hell Insidious (Amazing first 2/3s, lackluster finale) Never saw these, Insidious looked pretty good! Lake Mungo? Hmmn
Lake Mungo may actually be the best of the lot. It never really outright scares you but creates a convincing and downright creepy atmosphere.
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Some other personal favorites that have not been mentioned yet.
White Ribbon
Funny Games
The Blair Witch Project
Audition
High Tension
Bram Stokers Dracula
Silence of The Lambs
Night of The Living Dead
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damienclimber
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notapplicable wrote: Some other personal favorites that have not been mentioned yet. White Ribbon Funny Games The Blair Witch Project Audition High Tension Bram Stokers Dracula Silence of The Lambs Night of The Living Dead
thanks
Here's a few more
american psycho
talented mr.ripley
carrie
dark swan
eyes wide shut
taxi driver
portrait of dorian gray
basic instinct
dial m for murder
Enjoy !
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damienclimber
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johnwesely wrote: damienclimber wrote: johnwesely wrote: My friends and I have been on a horror kick lately. The Orphanage Lake Mungo Paranormal Activity Drag me to Hell Insidious (Amazing first 2/3s, lackluster finale) Never saw these, Insidious looked pretty good! Lake Mungo? Hmmn Lake Mungo may actually be the best of the lot. It never really outright scares you but creates a convincing and downright creepy atmosphere.
pretty good choice,
Paranormal activity- well at least it only cost 10,000 to make. Flimed in Oren's home. Stars only made $500 a piece (unknown, no headshots)
Flims with 1.2,3 tend to get worse.
Of course I was sure someone was going to mention the Ring,
Grudge
Thought Final Destination was decent !
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damienclimber
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notapplicable wrote: Some other personal favorites that have not been mentioned yet. White Ribbon-passed Funny Games--Bloody The Blair Witch Project--contrived Audition? High Tension? Bram Stokers Dracula--good Silence of The Lambs--good Night of The Living Dead
I read the review on Lars flim, seemed about children getting sexually abused.
Not my cup of tea!
Most of the above list I've seen.
Though I'm sure rockclimbing.com viewers haven't.
Thanks for your input.
Flowers in the Attic ?
Betty Davis- Baby Jane- you might like
Lady in the Water?
Dr, Jekyll and Mr, Hyde ? 
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damienclimber
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xmesox wrote: Whaaaa- How did The Exorcist miss the OP list! The Exorcist The Shining Poltergeist IT The Omen Begotten
I've tried to make you a special list since you give so much to rockclimbing.com users
1,Childs Play
2. Little Nell
3. The devils daughter
4.Passion of Christ
5.Dracula
6.The prophecy
7. Invisioner
8. Oh god you devil
9. Devils Rain
10. Devils advocate
11. Legend
12. Devil and Dniel Webster
13. the devil out
14. Bedazzled
15 Angel Heart
16 DrangonPly
17 Childs Play
18. The thing'
17 the thing
18 The phantom
19. The crow
20. constantine
21 Oh god you devil
22 Invisioner
23 Salems Lot
24 Midwitches
25 Any movie made from edgar allen poes books
26 Vincent Price movies
27 The devils own
24. Taken
AS A SPECIAL CONSIDERATION PLEASE SHARE INPUT- SINCE XMESOX PUTS ALOT OF WORK INTO THIS SITE- All feedback is deeply appreciated.
(Giving back-good karma, so xmesox can enjoy some good movies and relax
We all need some treats and and some tricks to brighten our days. Quite honestly I havwn' t seen alot of thes movie. I'm trying but I sure can use some help. Descriptions etc.
Any style is welcome. Horrror. thriller. foreign, funny etc.
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