Ultimate Hallowe'en films

Gone on, tell me your favourites! x

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33 replies since 14th October 2010 • Last reply 14th October 2010

Reply #1:

Well to start with, definitely nightmare before christmas! That's my halloween and christmas film Happy

Then I'd say the George A. Romero zombie films, they're classics Happy

There are so many that I haven't seen that I'd love to see though Happy I will be taking some recommendations from this thread, it's a good one Bryony!

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Ruby I see your 'Nightmare Before Christmas' and raise you 'The Others'

http://www.imdb.com/video/screenplay/vi1676280089/

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xD!

I like pretty much ANYTHING by Tim Burton. A classic or two that come to mind are, of course, Nightmare, but I'll admit, I'm also a fan of his version of Sleepy Hollow--even though the effects crack me up. ;)

I also REALLY love Corpse Bride, but I'm not sure if it's really Halloween-y enough for the holiday itself.

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Zombie movies hands down! I'll probably watch Dawn of the Dead this halloween, been itching to. The new one, not the old one. Mainly because of the Johnny cash song in the beginning.

Friday the 13th and Halloween are a must too. Same with Nightmare on Elm Street. When I was a kid there would be marathons. Nowadays there is NEVER anything good on TV for Halloween!!

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Reply #5:

Oooh what about Hellraiser? x

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Yeah all the Tim Burtons films are ace! The others... I remember watching that when I was like 12. And that was the last time I watched it too :p

I really want to see halloween! Abbyka, unfortunately all TV is pretty pants these days. They used to do loads of christmassy films at christmas now it's just all the crappy soaps - boring...

I've got Frankenstein and Bride of Frankenstein that I've not got around to watching yet so those will be on the list to watch! Happy

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I'm a sucker for The Crow, Hocus Pocus, The Lost Boys, Beetlejuice, Edward Scissorhands, The Dark Crystal and Labyrinth (although they aren't really halloweeny), The Company of Wolves (sooooo good), Snow White A Tale of Terror, Interview with a Vampire, Queen of the Damned, and Dracula 2000

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Reply #8:

The Crow is an amazing film and makes me cry! Have you read the Angela Carter's books PinkWeeds? x

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Reply #9:

I haven't. But I will have to check them out- I'm a huge reader and I'll try just about anything.

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Reply #10:

Seriously amazing, try this one first and let me know which is your favourite!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bloody_Chamber

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Reply #11:

Any of you herd of a new movie called The Human Centipede? I just herd about it, some dude did a review on it .. my god does it sound disturbing!!!!

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Reply #12:

Bugs creep the hell out of me so yeah that does sound extrememly creepy! I'll pass on that one ;p

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It's not so much about bugs as it is about people.... hahahahha

I dare you too look up the discription Ruby Tongue

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Reply #14:

Kitty ~I wanted to see the "human centipede" theres a weird article about it in Bizzare Mag...they are actually advertising it at Target...it looks unbelievable! the scarier the better, must have suspense!

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