September 25th 2019

[Headhunter]

Maybe it's not time for HMF's all-time top 25, but rather...HMF's top 10 horror remakes.

Please don't remind me that I'm already backlogged on tournaments. It doesn't matter!

[Jigsaw]

Maybe it's not time for HMF's all-time top 25, but rather...HMF's top 10 horror remakes.

I know good horror remakes exist, but I don't know if I've even seen ten horror remakes that I liked enough to make such a list. I'll look into it tomorrow at some point.

[Jason]

TCSM I will say isn't my favorite horror movie, but it is kind of the ultimate horror movie. Probably the most realistic one ever. Feels almost like watching a snuff film. That incredible voice acting in the very beginning just brings you right into the element of pure horror.

The film which you are about to see is an account of the tragedy which befell a group of five youths.
They could not have expected, nor would they have wished to see as much of the mad and macabre
As they were to see that day. For them, an idyllic Summer afternoon drive became a nightmare.

[zombie]

Does anyone have a legitimate #1 horror movie of all time?

i thought we all had our own favorite? mine is nightmare on elm street.

It's hard for me to pick a favorite. There are quite a few I've loved as if they were #1. Many I feel are still deserving.

what are your top 10? how many do you love as if they're the #1?

[Jason]

Burnt Offerings is possibly my number one, as well. Not a whole lot of horror to choose from in the pool of 1976, though.

I have no idea if this link will work for you, but I've seen only 23 horror films from 1976, and there's certainly not that many great ones: https://www.imdb.com/list/ls053738847/? ... tls_ref_yr

Eaten Alive really wasn't that bad. Kinda dug it.

It's been years since I last saw it, but I thought it was just okay. It could have been better, but I did like the setting and atmosphere. At the same time, it's not one that I've seen in recent years, so I can't fairly comment on it, but I do think it'd be hard to move above Alice, Sweet Alice.

I've been sitting on Alice Sweet Alice for like 15 years because the DVD was always out of print. Arrow finally released a blu ray of it and I bought it about a month ago. Finally gonna watch it for the first time this October.

[Headhunter]

Maybe it's not time for HMF's all-time top 25, but rather...HMF's top 10 horror remakes.

I know good horror remakes exist, but I don't know if I've even seen ten horror remakes that I liked enough to make such a list. I'll look into it tomorrow at some point.

That's going to be the fun of it, Jiggy.

Yeah, let's do this shit. Let's get this shit done, then we'll revisit our all-time op 25, then I'll get that tournament done that I already hinted at starting but actually did absolutely nothing.

[zombie]

Maybe it's not time for HMF's all-time top 25, but rather...HMF's top 10 horror remakes.

it's all gonna come down to the thing, probably. and second, the fly. after that, will probably be harder to settle onto.

[Jigsaw]

Burnt Offerings is possibly my number one, as well. Not a whole lot of horror to choose from in the pool of 1976, though.

I have no idea if this link will work for you, but I've seen only 23 horror films from 1976, and there's certainly not that many great ones: https://www.imdb.com/list/ls053738847/? ... tls_ref_yr

Eaten Alive really wasn't that bad. Kinda dug it.

It's been years since I last saw it, but I thought it was just okay. It could have been better, but I did like the setting and atmosphere. At the same time, it's not one that I've seen in recent years, so I can't fairly comment on it, but I do think it'd be hard to move above Alice, Sweet Alice.

I've been sitting on Alice Sweet Alice for like 15 years because the DVD was always out of print. Arrow finally released a blu ray of it and I bought it about a month ago. Finally gonna watch it for the first time this October.

Hope that you have a fun time with it, then. *thumbsup*

[Jason]

Does anyone have a legitimate #1 horror movie of all time?

I've never wavered. I think the original Texas Chain Saw Massacre is the best horror film ever made.

When I was big on making lists like 10-15 years ago, Psycho was generally on top. Re-Animator, The Evil Dead, Halloween kinda rounded out the top 4, I think. TCSM was definitely in the top 50 if I ever made one.

Today, though. After letting all these movies sit for so many years, wisdom and experience settling in, my choice is probably Friday the 13th IV: The Final Chapter. The ultimate slasher film in the ultimate horror franchise.

It's a good pick. I like 2 & 3 more, but 4 is kinda the defining slasher movie IMO.

Friday is just the GOAT movie franchise for me. In any genre. The run of quality from 1-6 are unmatched by any other franchise.

[Headhunter]

TCSM I will say isn't my favorite horror movie, but it is kind of the ultimate horror movie. Probably the most realistic one ever. Feels almost like watching a snuff film. That incredible voice acting in the very beginning just brings you right into the element of pure horror.

The film which you are about to see is an account of the tragedy which befell a group of five youths.
They could not have expected, nor would they have wished to see as much of the mad and macabre
As they were to see that day. For them, an idyllic Summer afternoon drive became a nightmare.

Ain't no casual viewing like most of the 70s and 80s horror we love. That shit still gets under my skin to this day. Fucking incredible.

[Jigsaw]

Maybe it's not time for HMF's all-time top 25, but rather...HMF's top 10 horror remakes.

it's all gonna come down to the thing, probably. and second, the fly. after that, will probably be harder to settle onto.

The Blob will be up there too, I'm sure.

[Jason]

Does anyone have a legitimate #1 horror movie of all time?

Yes.

Phantasm.

Hell. muthafuckinyes.

[zombie]

Maybe it's not time for HMF's all-time top 25, but rather...HMF's top 10 horror remakes.

it's all gonna come down to the thing, probably. and second, the fly. after that, will probably be harder to settle onto.

The Blob will be up there too, I'm sure.

that will probably make the top 5.

[Jason]

Does anyone have a legitimate #1 horror movie of all time?

i thought we all had our own favorite? mine is nightmare on elm street.

It's hard for me to pick a favorite. There are quite a few I've loved as if they were #1. Many I feel are still deserving.

what are your top 10? how many do you love as if they're the #1?

I don't have a top ten. It's too hard to rank at this point.

Randomly...
Halloween, The Evil Dead, Phantasm, Re-Animator, The Fog, The Thing, Sleepaway Camp, Near Dark, Silent Night Deadly Night, among many others...

[Headhunter]

Does anyone have a legitimate #1 horror movie of all time?

I've never wavered. I think the original Texas Chain Saw Massacre is the best horror film ever made.

When I was big on making lists like 10-15 years ago, Psycho was generally on top. Re-Animator, The Evil Dead, Halloween kinda rounded out the top 4, I think. TCSM was definitely in the top 50 if I ever made one.

Today, though. After letting all these movies sit for so many years, wisdom and experience settling in, my choice is probably Friday the 13th IV: The Final Chapter. The ultimate slasher film in the ultimate horror franchise.

It's a good pick. I like 2 & 3 more, but 4 is kinda the defining slasher movie IMO.

Friday is just the GOAT movie franchise for me. In any genre. The run of quality from 1-6 are unmatched by any other franchise.

I choose to compartmentalize and consider The New Beginning to be the last legit installment. So I agree. Five very good movies in a row.

[Jason]

TCSM I will say isn't my favorite horror movie, but it is kind of the ultimate horror movie. Probably the most realistic one ever. Feels almost like watching a snuff film. That incredible voice acting in the very beginning just brings you right into the element of pure horror.

The film which you are about to see is an account of the tragedy which befell a group of five youths.
They could not have expected, nor would they have wished to see as much of the mad and macabre
As they were to see that day. For them, an idyllic Summer afternoon drive became a nightmare.

Ain't no casual viewing like most of the 70s and 80s horror we love. That shit still gets under my skin to this day. Fucking incredible.

Yeah, that's a special "once in a while" movie. I do that with all my favorites. Wait a while so the mystique is always there.

[Jason]

Maybe it's not time for HMF's all-time top 25, but rather...HMF's top 10 horror remakes.

it's all gonna come down to the thing, probably. and second, the fly. after that, will probably be harder to settle onto.

The Blob will be up there too, I'm sure.

1988?

I'mma be watching that for the first time in October, too. :oops:

[Headhunter]

Wait, have we never had a Tournaments section here?

[zombie]

Does anyone have a legitimate #1 horror movie of all time?

i thought we all had our own favorite? mine is nightmare on elm street.

It's hard for me to pick a favorite. There are quite a few I've loved as if they were #1. Many I feel are still deserving.

what are your top 10? how many do you love as if they're the #1?

I don't have a top ten. It's too hard to rank at this point.

Randomly...
Halloween, The Evil Dead, Phantasm, Re-Animator, The Fog, The Thing, Sleepaway Camp, Near Dark, Silent Night Deadly Night, among many others...

all respectable films. a couple make my 10 too.

[Ava]

Dawn of the Dead remake is still one I can watch on a loop and not get bored of.