Curse of Chucky: A preview of this movie and you'll notice its a return to form for the killer doll. Nothing says kick ass movie like a movie which will not only progress the story line of Chucky. But also reach back to the classic "Child's Play."
Dracula: This movie is a classic of our generation and does justice of melding Bella Ligasi's and the Germanic Nosferatu together into a love child of epic horror. Though the only throw back is the God awful acting of Keanu Reeves. His attempt of a English roll gets in the way of the seriousness to the movie. For a lead role as Harker, it felt like everyone else was having to make up for his lack of easily conveying an Englishman. Overall, the movie is a fine piece of art.
Friday the 13th: ah the classic which set up the astronomical franchise. Again, a classic and epic movie with a twist ending.
Halloween: The movie which defines the boogieman. Well at least for the first two movies. The third had NOTHING to do with Mike Myers. Anyway, it's a classic flick.
Hocus Pocus: Who would have thought I knew ONE Bette Midler movie!? Anyway, childhood classic with a few jump scares which children will love. Also it's maybe the only Jessica Parker movie where she doesn't say much and (for once) looks hot.
A Nightmare on Elm Street: This was the first Halloween movie I've ever seen. It's a good away to start too. But once you start dabbling into part two and three. You'll start to notice the only legit movie is the first and Freddy Vs. Jason. A Nightmare on Elm Street 2 is a sad sequel of teenage angst... The only uncomfortable scene is probably when the Gym teacher is stripped in the shower room and ass whipped by Freddy. Never seeing this movie before, I could only imagine where it was going to go and God help me if it turned into a Gay innuendo, however it turns and slices and dices the mother fucker up. P.S. I have a fear of public showers. THANKS I.T.!!! Oh, final thought: The second movie is hilarious because the main lead screams (not yells, like normal dudes) like a little bitch throughout the whole movie. So, the movie gets props fore breaking up the seriousness of it being a horror flick by this wannabe tween screaming every 15 mins.
Sleepy Hollow: When you get Tim Burton behind the twisted story of a headless horseman. It's bound to curdle your blood. Another staple to American Horror.
The Exorcist: Another classic which has produced a shit load of other "Exorcist" movies. I.e. Emily Rose. However this movie, is where it all began. Subtitle subliminal images corse through this movie. An amazing piece of art.
The Monster Squad: If you ever wondered what The Goonies would be like with Dracula, The Wear wolf, Frankenstein, and The Swamp monster. Then this is your movie.
It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown: Just for the kids.
Motel Hell: A B-Movie apparently NO ONE at work knows about. Which is sad because this is where the original, yes... ORIGINAL! Pig Head is used in a horror flick before Saw came along. Mainly about a Farmer who likes to cook up some Jerky, falls in love and then it's all for not. But if it's one thing I learned from this movie. "Meat's meat, a mans gotta eat!"
The Mummy: The original might I add, not the action packed version with George of the Jungle. Anyway, same names apply... Some dude is brought to life, tries to undead a forgotten king of Egypt and uses a reincarnation as a sacrifice. All the elements of a love story staring the guy who did the Monster in Frankenstein. Pretty cool movie, however, no walking dead guy in mummy wrappings. Sorry folks.
Night of the Living Dead - Survival of the Dead: How could I NOT mention these movies!? My good friend Matthew. After seeing Night, and Dawn of the Dead I had to see all the videos. Pretty much the movie Bible of Zombie flicks. It's the original cannon of Zombie movies and is pretty much responsible for movies like Zombieland, and the T.V. series The Walking Dead.
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