Scary Movies for Halloween? - Beyond Tiki

T Tiki-bot Member Joined: Jun 24, 2002 Posts: 1345	T Tiki-bot Posted posted on Wed, Oct 15, 2003 4:08 PM Horror movies? With Arnold as our guv, who needs movies??? But seriously, I second John Carpenter's "The Thing". Eerie, remote setting, creepy monsters, much suspense, and a bit o humor (the blood test). Good stuff. Another one I didn't see here already which is actually a good movie is American Psycho. It's not hardly gory at all, but implication of violence is intense and the suspense is killer - pun intended. While not a horror movie, a great, edge-of-your-seat suspense movie was Phonebooth. Very smart and logical thriller with an astounding perfermance by Colin Ferrel. Very clever filmmaking techniques, too, that really helped add to the intensity of the story. I never believed they could hold my interest so tightly with nothing but a guy in a phone booth, but they did.

Horror movies? With Arnold as our guv, who needs movies???

But seriously, I second John Carpenter's "The Thing". Eerie, remote setting, creepy monsters, much suspense, and a bit o humor (the blood test). Good stuff.

Another one I didn't see here already which is actually a good movie is American Psycho. It's not hardly gory at all, but implication of violence is intense and the suspense is killer - pun intended.

While not a horror movie, a great, edge-of-your-seat suspense movie was Phonebooth. Very smart and logical thriller with an astounding perfermance by Colin Ferrel. Very clever filmmaking techniques, too, that really helped add to the intensity of the story. I never believed they could hold my interest so tightly with nothing but a guy in a phone booth, but they did.

Post #55274 by Tiki-bot on Wed, Oct 15, 2003 4:08 PM