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But one thing you can count on, wherever you are, is studios and TV stations rolling out their collection of horror/thriller/slasher films. It's a little slow going in the theaters, where the first such offering, Quarantine, opens this week. (Don't be fooled by Girl Cut in Two. It's not what you think.) And of course, you still have Saw V to look forward to. Here are some TV offerings to keep you occupied until then:
Now its your turn: Seen any commercials for spooky-dos we should keep an eye out for? Or better yet: What freaky flick keeps you awake at night? Which ones do you make sure not to miss when autumn rolls around? For me? It's The Ring, hands down. Seriously - I can't walk past my turned off TV late at night without wondering if that creepy little girl is going to crawl out of it. |
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Posted by Kip Mooney @ 8:32 PM Tue, Oct 07, 2008
Dario Argento's Suspiria. Freaky low-budget goodness. Netflix it and cover your eyes.
Posted by stephen becker @ 5:12 PM Wed, Oct 08, 2008
If you haven't watched the original Willy Wonka &the Chocolate Factory in a while, that is surprisingly creepy. As a kid, I love it. As an adult, whenever I hear Gene Wilder utter lines like, "The suspense is terrible... I hope it'll last..." and then just go on to something else -- creeped out.
Posted by Ginger @ 11:42 PM Mon, Oct 13, 2008
Creepiest ever? "The Shining" or the classic "Psycho".