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chrryblssmninjaHorror/horror-themed movies watched in October:
1) Et mourir de plaisir (Blood and Roses), 1960
2) The City of the Dead (Horror Hotel), 1960
3) White: The Melody of the Curse (Hwaiteu:Jejooui Mellodi), 2011
4) La residencia (The House that Screamed), 1969
5) Videodrome, 1983
6) The Curse of Frankenstein, 1957
7) Absentia, 2011
8) Day of the Dead, 1985
9) Dans ma peau (In My Skin), 2002
10) Rapsodia satanica, 1915
11) The Beyond (…E tu vivrai nel terrore! L’aldilà), 1981
12) Dead of Night, 1945
13) Ghost of Yotsuya (Tōkaidō Yotsuya Kaidan), 1959
14) Antiviral, 2012
15) Fritt vilt II (Cold Prey 2), 2008
16) Halloween II, 1981
17) The Queen of Spades, 1949
18) Trouble Every Day, 2001
19) Hour of the Wolf (Vargtimmen), 1968
20) Tesis, 1996
La residencia was the best of these movies. (There should still be a link to the uncut version can be found on this list of movies I've watched on Youtube.) This piece from the soundtrack of Et mourir de plaisir stood out to me. Fritt vilt II ends up being better than Halloween II even while ripping off the basic "hospital aftermath" premise.
I would have watched more, but YAM-Mag's working on a poll of "Best movies in 2012 - redux" so I did a lot of non-horror 2012 catchup watching the week before Halloween. My favorite of those films was the two-part, 5+ hour Hindi saga Gangs of Wasseypur. Been playing the soundtrack's "Kaala Rey" on repeat.
Another movie I watched that wasn't "horror" but was scary and harrowing true horror was the Soviet WWII drama Come and See, which starts out weird and ends up devastating. What really struck me was that my random thought during the 1st act of "would things would be happier if the movie played in reverse?" WAS LATER ANSWERED AND SHOT DOWN TO MY SURPRISE HOW DID THIS MOVIE READ MY MIND?
1) Et mourir de plaisir (Blood and Roses), 1960
2) The City of the Dead (Horror Hotel), 1960
3) White: The Melody of the Curse (Hwaiteu:Jejooui Mellodi), 2011
4) La residencia (The House that Screamed), 1969
5) Videodrome, 1983
6) The Curse of Frankenstein, 1957
7) Absentia, 2011
8) Day of the Dead, 1985
9) Dans ma peau (In My Skin), 2002
10) Rapsodia satanica, 1915
11) The Beyond (…E tu vivrai nel terrore! L’aldilà), 1981
12) Dead of Night, 1945
13) Ghost of Yotsuya (Tōkaidō Yotsuya Kaidan), 1959
14) Antiviral, 2012
15) Fritt vilt II (Cold Prey 2), 2008
16) Halloween II, 1981
17) The Queen of Spades, 1949
18) Trouble Every Day, 2001
19) Hour of the Wolf (Vargtimmen), 1968
20) Tesis, 1996
La residencia was the best of these movies. (There should still be a link to the uncut version can be found on this list of movies I've watched on Youtube.) This piece from the soundtrack of Et mourir de plaisir stood out to me. Fritt vilt II ends up being better than Halloween II even while ripping off the basic "hospital aftermath" premise.
I would have watched more, but YAM-Mag's working on a poll of "Best movies in 2012 - redux" so I did a lot of non-horror 2012 catchup watching the week before Halloween. My favorite of those films was the two-part, 5+ hour Hindi saga Gangs of Wasseypur. Been playing the soundtrack's "Kaala Rey" on repeat.
Another movie I watched that wasn't "horror" but was scary and harrowing true horror was the Soviet WWII drama Come and See, which starts out weird and ends up devastating. What really struck me was that my random thought during the 1st act of "would things would be happier if the movie played in reverse?" WAS LATER ANSWERED AND SHOT DOWN TO MY SURPRISE HOW DID THIS MOVIE READ MY MIND?
