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Halloween movies

  • 31-10-2007 12:58am
    #1
    Tusky
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    Having a bit of a horror movie night tomorrow. Having a hard time deciding what to watch. What do ye think ?


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  • #2
    qwertplaywert
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    Maybe spilt films into genres and watch one of each eg. Slasher Film=Halloween, Zombie=Dawn of the Dead(2004) etc.

    Just 2 suggestions :P


  • #3
    Thundercracker
    Closed Accounts Posts: 296 ✭✭Thundercracker


    I would recommend watching Halloween, the original is on TV tonight just after midnight on BBCOne, and the Dawn of the Dead remake beforehand would be a good start. Maybe during the day, if there are any kids about, Shaun of the Dead would be a bit funny....and Gremlins 2 is always worth a laugh during Halloween. But for those who want to take an old Classic, the original Friday the 13th is something you can't afford to miss this season

    I wish everyday was Halloween


  • #4
    Makaveli
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    The Gremlins films will always be Christmas films to me.

    I suggest From Dusk Til Dawn and Dog Soldiers.


  • #5
    Tusky
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    I have all the mentioned films on dvd (apart from Friday 13th) and have seen them all too many times. Thats the problem. Good suggestions though.


  • #6
    Creature
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    Candyman, Near Dark, John Carpenter's Vampires, 28 Weeks Later, Land of The Dead or Night of The Living Dead. I'm gonna watch one or two of those, I just have to decide.


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  • #7
    Tusky
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 17,080 ✭✭✭✭Tusky


    Creature wrote: »
    Candyman, Near Dark, John Carpenter's Vampires, 28 Weeks Later, Land of The Dead or Night of The Living Dead. I'm gonna watch one or two of those, I just have to decide.

    Ooo good call. Maybe Near Dark, never seen it. I'm a big carpenter fan but Vampires is AWFUL.

    Was looking through my dvds and was thinking, Alien, Dawn of the dead remake, The Shining, Halloween, The Decent, Dog Soldiers etc but have seen them all too many times.

    Near Dark & Suspiria...I think they will be my picks.


  • #8
    Thundercracker
    Closed Accounts Posts: 296 ✭✭Thundercracker


    How about heading to the cinema tonight and seeing if anyone is showing the 30 Days of Night on special preview, theyre showing them all over Edinburgh tonight....and theyre even reserecting Halloween (Zombie remake) in MyVue tonight in Edinburgh, maybe Liffey Valley are doing the same thing?


  • #9
    Tusky
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 17,080 ✭✭✭✭Tusky


    Thundercracker wrote: »
    How about heading to the cinema tonight and seeing if anyone is showing the 30 Days of Night on special preview, theyre showing them all over Edinburgh tonight....and theyre even reserecting Halloween (Zombie remake) in MyVue tonight in Edinburgh, maybe Liffey Valley are doing the same thing?

    Saw Halloween remake a few weeks ago and while I enjoyed it, wouldnt be into seeing it again. Only saw 30 days last Thursday but would possibly go again..


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