stretchfanatic
51 Posts
13 years, 7 months ago
Most horror fans only like the gory junk. They act like the black and white classics such as "Frankenstein", "Dracula", and "The Wolfman" don't exist. It makes me sad 'cause the 20s-50s was the true golden era of horror. John Kricfalusi thinks so too. Anyone here appreciate the black and white classics?
House on Haunted Hill..I can only watch that in broad daylight in between both my parents on the couch, holding a shot gun and Mr. Fuzzles.
Schindler's List
Frankeinstein/Dracula/The Wolfman none of them are underrated. Those who don't acknowledge them cannot be considered horror fans.
And another thing, stretchfanatic, Night of the Living Dead wasn't underrated either.
vkimo
House on Haunted Hill..I can only watch that in broad daylight in between both my parents on the couch, holding a shot gun and Mr. Fuzzles.
This one's my fav. The guys from MST3K did a live riff of this movie last October. I was sooooooo pissed I couldn't go!
System
79987 Posts
13 years, 7 months ago
The original Godzilla, well thats borderline horror/sci fi but still an exxcelnt film.