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[Stroggy]

Originally posted by Puffin@Aug 30 2004, 10:28 PM
Leatherface.... Is that in the Bourne Identidy? Or....? Who is that actor?
I saw the Bourne Identidy, the new version... but I don't really remember it ...

I believe leatherface is the chainsaw-man in the "Texas Chainsaw Massacre"

[Puffin]

Ach I remember now you mention it.... I had heard about that icelandic dewd in the massacre... I haven't seen the old version of that, but the new one was SCARY!!! (well, i'm such a coward..... )

I should see this movie sometime... I also like Evil Death, but have only the first one at this time. B)

[Stroggy]

I didn't think the remake of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre was that scary.
it was quite funny.

Personally I think the remake of House on Haunted Hill was scarier.
But thats just because mental asylums freak me out to begin with.
Knowing that most of the barbaric treatments shown in the movie were, in fact, used at some point in history (till the 1950's-1960's even)
Shock therapy and a Lobotmy Theatre (some older hospitals in Belgium still have rooms designed specifically for lobotomies (ofcoarse they're not used anymore)
Heat/cold therapy rooms,...

All other horromovies doesn't scare me, or even amuse me in any way

[Puffin]

OMG The house on the haunted hill... I was ALONE in a DARK room in the MIDDLE of the night.... I freaked out!!! I got nose-bleedings from excitement!! I'm not joking! It was horrible!!!
But I would like to see it again... i remember it was really good.... :w00t:

Talking of funny, I never found any of Freddy Krueger's movies to be scary - they're all quite funny sometimes and made in that teenager-style that makes them unserious...
But did you see Stephen King's IT? I for my part liked it, that was probably the only movie that I found to be scary. And, of course, Resident Evil - this one is made professionally, so it scares good enough, too.

[Havell]

I enjoyed House on the Haunted Hill, though I only saw bits of it, would love to see it again, it's the kind of film that made me double check that my door was locked and sleep with the light on.
I think that horror is kind of film that is hardest to make, harder than comedy as everyone has different things that they are scared of, for example, some people are scared of spiders while I like spiders, some people don't mind the dark while I am terrified. My favourite films include:

the Matrix (Only the first one, the other two were crap)
Con-Air
The Rock
Buffalo Soldiers
Amelie
South Park - Bigger, Longer and Uncut
Pirates Of The Carribian
Master And Commander
Monty Python and the search for the holy grail (hilariously funny)
Indiana Jones and the last crusade
Star Wars (First 3 only)
Austin Powers (All three)
Sleepy Hollow
I know what you did last summer (actually scared me for a bit)
The Shining (some of my friends thought this was to slow but I enjoyed every second of this film)

This list will be added to.

[Stroggy]

Sleepy Hollow by Tim Burton?
I like almost all of Tim Burton's movies
no matter what theme, he adds this special touch to the movies which makes it magic.
Plus, where theres Tim Burton there's Danny Elfman.

[Puffin]

My dad just bought Master and Commander on DVD... and Dancer with Wolves... Master and Commander is great, but I havent seen the Wolves....
I'll watch it when I have time....

[Ioncannon]

Speakin of Resident Evil... RE 2 Apocolyps is gonna be a hell of a funy movie.... why? cause it was filmed in Toronto canada (like 10 min drive to get downtown from my place). Racoon City.. its basicly Toronto without the CN Tower and skydome.... lol and theve got city hall as the main setting lol.


A movie I really wanna seee is the Silent Hill movie they are makin (it was annonced like half a year ago.