This film deserves more credit than is given. Certainly one of the more interesting takes on the old haunted house tale. If you haven't seen it yet, I highly suggest you check it out.
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it is really good. i hold it as one of the best horror movies of all time.
Superstition
Suspiria
The Thing
Friday the 13th
Cannibal Holocaust
Demons
Stage fright
Bird with the crystal plumage
Opera
Night of the demons
Gremlins
Last house on the left
i spit on your grave
Alien
Aliens
Predator
Videodrome
Evil dead
Creepshow
Dawn of the dead
Day of the dead
Martin
The Burning
Candyman
The beyond
The house by the cemetery
Deep red
Scanners
Shaun of the dead
Braindead
Bad Taste
Shogun assassin
Shock waves
Hellraiser
Black cristmas (original!)
i love them all!
watch em all.
geeks with attitude!
Suspiria
Friday the 13th
Opera
Gremlins
Alien
Videodrome
Day of the dead
Martin
The Burning
Candyman
The beyond
Bad Taste
Shock waves
Hellraiser
Black cristmas (original!)
Ugh, I hated every minute of it, and I usually love films from this period - even cheesy ones like Madman. It never tried to create an eery atmosphere, the musical score was clumsy and poorly adapted to the action, and the actors all phoned it in. All this dampened what shocks and suspense there might have been.
I generally feel that supernatural horror films need to to take their time and build a creepy atmosphere. Here, the supernatural is a shallow excuse for a series of lazily conceived murders.
I agree. Saw it for the first time tonight on TCM and was in disbelief at how good it was! Every scene was eerie and the gore was imaginative.
This is obviously one of the greatest b-horror movies ever made.
"You can't kill the boogeyman!"
- Tommy Doyle
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I loved it! Great little movie!
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