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We can smile now :lol: but at my early days this 3D movie was a very scary one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0gLAuY0Z44

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I hate the Exorcist.
Linda Blair makes my skin crawl.
So it was extremely well done. But I hate it. :|
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The Royal Sperm wrote:
jamestkirk wrote:As we get closer to Halloween, what classic horror movies do you all love?!!


Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror (1922)

1968 Romero's Night Of the living dead!


but i really prefer B movies from the 80's
Yes! my favourite horror movie too!
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Last night i saw an old movie Mister Lonely.
Wtf is up with that movie??? :shock:
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"Freaks" is a great one, for me, too....creepy, especially the murder scene in the end.

"Creature From The Black Lagoon" was pretty scary for me too, SF. Nice pics!

The original "The Mummy" with Boris really scared me one Sunday afternoon
when I was about eight! :shock:
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Hey James, nice team you have on your avatar! =)
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Silver Forest wrote:Hey James, nice team you have on your avatar! =)
Thanks, SF. Just thought I'd share a portrait I drew of the "fam". :wink:
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so, all here are halloween lovers?
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The Royal Sperm wrote:so, all here are halloween lovers?
Aaaah, yes!
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if you not take it too serious...
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ahh ahh ahhhhh
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Around Halloween we generally get to see some good, and bad, and ugly horror flicks.

A couple of modern classic that defined the genre today, for me, are
"Halloween" (the first, of course) & "Scream" ( No. 1 also).

&..."Young Frankenstein" :D :wink:
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24 hours of Paul Newman on Turner Classics today.....watched
Cool Hand Luke (1967)

Still love that movie.
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I caught it too. =)
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Carrie was a good one too.
Got to love Stephen King coming up with all that craziness.
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And Rosemary's baby after the book by Ira Levin.
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MistyJm wrote:Carrie was a good one too.
Got to love Stephen King coming up with all that craziness.
Buckets of blood! ..............also, The Shining.....

Steven King lives in Bangor about an hour from where I live in Maine.
He's just a regular guy back home..Red Sox fanatic, in a rock band, plays with Kostner & other Hollywood buddies......his "house" is an old brick gothic mansion complete with iron/gated fence & gargoyles. Kind of a fixture around Maine...but what a mind!! :twisted: Never meet him, but always seen around & on the local news, charities, etc.

By the way, King couldn't stand the corporate radio that dominates the airwaves, so he started up his own radio station that you all can listen to online that features some pretty good alternate/indie rock. Dig that radio station logo! Here's the link....(100.3 WKIT).....

http://zoneradio.com/wkit/index.shtml
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He sounds like a great man James. He really has a kind of Gothic house? :lol: Now why does that not surprise me. :lol:
He's great. =)
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Off topic, but here's a cool gothic house in Venice Beach CA.

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Holy crap, wh!, they must have some kind of evil spirit problem that they need so bloody many gargoyles & grotesques to scare them away!! :twisted: :wink:

Nice pics...do you live near these guys? Do the residents have horns? :lol:


Oh, and I almost forgot to ask, is this a year round decorating scheme?!!

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I guess you'd have to say Steven King has bloody good taste after seeing
wha's pic of that Venice Beach gothic monster of a house! King's house is downright docile & pretty humble considering his millions, though by moonlight after watching Carrie it can get the imagination going! ...and that is just the kind of old house we can find to be haunted.....there actually are a famous few in Maine :twisted: Here's a pic.

http://www.liveworkdream.com/wp-content ... gmanor.jpg
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I live on the East coast. Yes, it looks like that year round. The house is on the same block as the building where Jim Morrison lived on the rooftop and wrote many of his early songs & poems. W.C Fields also lived in that building.
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wha happened wrote:I live on the East coast. Yes, it looks like that year round. The house is on the same block as the building where Jim Morrison lived on the rooftop and wrote many of his early songs & poems. W.C Fields also lived in that building.
W.C. was there, too!? Love him...nice history everywhere if you look!

King's home is downright disappointing after that one, wh!
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Oh my, I don't know what to say. :lol:
Greg could you please post those house photo's in a bigger resloution for me? I want to see what those two kinda painting on the front of the house look like.
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Thank you. :wink: So much to see.
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Good god, wh, what does the inside look like?!! I can't imagine. Can they sleep well at night?
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MistyJm wrote:He sounds like a great man James. He really has a kind of Gothic house? :lol: Now why does that not surprise me. :lol:
He's great. =)
Hey misty & wha', and all, here is some more info & pics of King's house. It's a fun site. King is a pretty funny guy. If he didn't write horror he'd likely be a humorist. :D

http://www.horrorking.com/photo2.html
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Thanks James. :D He really does seem like a great guy.
Only they should burn that hiddeus statue in his garden. :| What was he thinking. :lol:
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