Vote on Horrorphile's most infamous horror movies!
May 7th 2008 03:09
Bryn on Horrorphile has listed 66 of the most notorious horror movies, and is asking you to vote for your favourites. The Orble community is well-versed in cinema and has a certain taste for horror, making the debate run hoarsely into the night.
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Of course, I voted for Argento's "Deep Red" as my favourite... I saw it on my tiny laptop screen, but it still captivated me... Argento's bright colours made the film cartoonishly sickly, and he stays tight to the plot, picking up the tension at key points, dissolving it with a little comic relief at other points.
"An American Werewolf in London" is one that I picked up on DVD after hearty recommendations from Bryn, and it proved to be absolutely wonderful. I might even watch it again this week!
Read the post and add your vote!
Of course, I voted for Argento's "Deep Red" as my favourite... I saw it on my tiny laptop screen, but it still captivated me... Argento's bright colours made the film cartoonishly sickly, and he stays tight to the plot, picking up the tension at key points, dissolving it with a little comic relief at other points.
"An American Werewolf in London" is one that I picked up on DVD after hearty recommendations from Bryn, and it proved to be absolutely wonderful. I might even watch it again this week!
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