Impressive list!

I liked it.

Holy ****. That looks amazing!!!

nope… i will take a note for next year or sth. thanks!!! for now i have enough of watching horror movies. i feel absolute horror overkill right now
suck it.

Have you seen
Cemetery Man
(1994)? I think you'd like it. (It's also known as
Della Morte Dell Amore
)

yup that was City of the Dead, my 2nd Fulci film after Zombie. i really liked both. House by the Cemetary is also quite good, with a really ****ing awesome finale, which Fulci's films are known for. they all end with an absolutely uniquely crazy ride into madness lol
suck it.

Some cool movies there.
I went through a Fulci phase but still haven’t seen The House by the Cemetary.
I remember really liking the beyond and City of the Dead.
Pretty sure it was City of the Dead anyway, it’s the one where the climax is in that Catacomb.
I just wish some of the moments didn’t go full retard with the cheese.
Worst one was when some kid starts running toward his mum (I think?) and she just starts screaming horrifically for seemingly no reason

yes i loved this version!
suck it.

Your review sounds exciting. I guess you really enjoyed that movie. I hadn't seen it yet. I remember watching the remake Malcolm McDowall and Natasha Kinski made sometime in the 1980s decade. I always felt it was a strange movie but not that memorable at all.

i binged 4 horror movies from the 1940's today, all were rather short. my favourite of this bunch:
Cat People
(Jacques Tourneur, 1942)
this film is wonderful, beautiful, smart, and deeply tragic. Simone Simon is so lovely and touching in it. i'm ready to declare it a masterpiece at this point.
a young Serbian woman (Simone Simon) falls in love with an engineer (Kent Smith) and they marry, but she refuses to consummate the marriage bc she fears sexual stimulation will turn her into a murderous cat (no, not a pet cat, more like panthers and leopards - roar).
one of the most innovative horror films of the 1940s, Cat People not only touches on the Freudian implications of repressed sexuality, but it eschews the usual horror trappings of horror classics. no bloody gore, no monsters on the rampage except perhaps (to borrow from Forbidden Planet) the monsters of the Id. everything is shown through suggestion and a superb B&W shadowy camera work. the most memorable set pieces are Jane Randolph's (as Simon's romantic rival) walk alone home with the feeling that someone is following her and later, her swim in a darkened pool area as she's being "watched".
it's a superb piece of horror cinema and there's no denying that this is a landmark film in the horror genre, stylishly directed by Jacques Tourneur, with Tom Conway, Alan Napier, Theresa Harris and Elizabeth Russell in a memorable bit as Simon's sister under the skin. 9/10
suck it.

I'm watching 13 Cameras. It's not very scary.️

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I'm glad you liked it!

thanks, well i did enjoy Teeth, but i have not seen the balloon movie yet.. one of these days, perhaps
suck it.

Enjoy the movies!
I guess the balloon one was some type of promotional video, but it's really bad.

nooo i haven't seen Teeth yet, but i am going to (i must admit, i almost forgot if u hadn't said anything) now!
Lol what the **** is this balloon land movie tho
i think i'm gonna love it!! thank u so much for bringing it into my life
suck it.

Me too, except for the weird ending where Homer tries to kiss Bart (because Bart's a woman in Homer's hallucination) and says, "There's no use struggling, my beloved shelamela." Then Lisa makes honking noises after wishing everyone a merry Christmas.

i love that episode!
suck it.

lol, I need people to see it, so I'm not alone!
It reminds me of the Christmas movie Mr. Skinner made students watch in an episode of The Simpsons:

LMAO!
Look at you really plugging away with that creepy and weird movie!
"Please vote to preserve the unique character of Warren…" - Robert Duvall

Did you watch Teeth yet?
This one would be a real challenge. I bet you won't make it past 5 minutes:

just getting into Fulci more. i've also seen Zombie and City of the Living Dead and loved them both. i plan on watching all his 70s and 80s horror movies this month
suck it.

Oct. 20 - The Beyond (L. Fulci, 1981) 9/10
Oct. 20 - Don't Torture a Duckling (L. Fulci, 1972) 8/10
Oct. 20 - Seven Black Notes aka The Psychic (L. Fulci, 1977) 7/10
The Beyond is my favorite Fulci film. Zombie, City of the Living Dead, House By the Cemetery, A Lizard in a Woman's Skin, Don't Torture a Duckling and The New York Ripper are great too. Touch of Death (aka When Alice Broke the Mirror) is his most mean-spirited and misogynistic film. I like it but it's not for all tastes. The Black Cat is his most moody and atmospheric horror film. Demonia is probably the worst Fulci film I've ever seen but it still has its moments. He was truly a unique director with an original style and perverse sense of humor.