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The 10 Scariest Movie Scenes of All Time.
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Archive for the ‘Horror Movies’ Category
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Music from Australia and New Zealand in the year 1975: Skyhooks’ (performing on Countdown) the hit single ‘Horror Movie’ (March, 1975) taken from the 1974 album ‘Living In The Seventies’. Note: This was Skyhooks’ second single, racing to # 1on the Australian singles chart. The band would make # 1 again, in 1990 with ‘Jukebox In Siberia’. According to wikipedia, this song is a popular Halloween song in the United States, and appears on the compilation album ‘Elvira Presents Haunted Hits’… chills! Band Location: Melbourne, VIC, Australia Track: Horror Movie Album: Ego Is Not A Dirty Word Composed by: Greg Macainsh Produced by: Ross Wilson (Daddy Cool – Mondo Rock) Label: Mushroom Chart Position: # 1 (Australia) Release Date: March, 1975 Footage Information: Countdown (ABC-TV) Links: – en.wikipedia.org – www.skyhooks-music.com – en.wikipedia.org Line-up: Greg Macainsh — Bass [ Spare Parts (1966-1968) -- Sound Pump (1968) -- Reuben Tice (1969-1970) -- Reuben Tice (1970-1971) -- Claptrap (1971) -- Frame (Claptrap with name change 1971-1973) -- Skyhooks (1973-1980) -- Skyhooks reunions ] Bob Starkie (aka “Bongo Starr”) — Guitar, Backing Vocals [ Mary Jane Union -- Skyhooks (1973-1980) -- Skyhooks reunions ] Graeme “Shirley” Strachan — Lead Vocals [ Frame (1972-1973) -- Skyhooks (1973-1978) -- solo artist (1976-1980) -- Skyhooks reunions ] Imants “Freddie” Strauks (aka “Freddie Kaboodleschnitzer) — Drums [ Spare Parts (1966-1968) — Claptrap (1971) — Frame (Claptrap with …
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Ripley’s Believe It or Not!: Creepy Stuff
Scare Yourself Silly!Are horror movies your thing?Would seeing a hgost make your day” Do shrunken heads appeal to you?How about a statue with real human hair and fingernails?Creepy Stuff is packed with strange and spooky facts! Test your own psychic ability by taking the “Believe it or Not! quizzes and Ripley’s “Brain Busters” along hte way. Take a peek adn be amazed at the spine-tingling world around you.
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Masters of Horror: Season One Box SetEnter the mausoleum and find out why Fangoria called this the year’s biggest genre event!” A jam-packed, 14-disc set including all…
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The Year of the Bomb
The year is 1955, and there’s nothing that Paul and his best friends, Oz, Arnie, and Crank, love more than horror movies. So when Invasion of the Body Snatchers starts filming in their small California town, they couldn’t be more excited. But when their acquaintance with Laura and Darryl, extras on the movie, leads to an involvement in a possible Communist conspiracy, Paul is afraid that they’re in too deep. It’s not a horror movie anymore—this is real life. From acclaimed storyteller Ronald Kidd comes this coming-of-age tale about taking a stand, following the crowd, and navigating the gray areas in between.
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A few nice Horror Movies images I found:
Upcycled Vintage Horror Movie Envelopes
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Set of 15 Recycled/Upcycled envelopes made from a vintage copy of "A Pictorial History of Horror Movies" book published in 1973 and diabolically rescued for you straight from the Crypt.
This original ex-library book was in such a frightful condition when I found it, with the spine broken and pages already ripped out, it screamed that I should make beautiful yet chilling envelopes from it.
Every envelope features a unique and spine-tingling horror scene from such films as Frankenstein, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Dracula, Phantom Of The Opera, The Curse Of The Werewolf and such sinister actors as Vincent Price and Boris Karloff.
Each large envelope fits most postcards at approx. 15.2cm wide x 11cm tall, is self-sealing and comes with its own white adhesive label in case you wish to pop one in the post. All 15 envelopes are tied together with a blood-red ribbon, skeleton key and carved skull charm.
Perfect for sending out invitations to your very own vintage Horror Fright Night!
Horror movie scouting
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Josh and I were looking for good filming location for a zombie movie we’re starting to put together. I was a little disappointed in the light cast by my light cannon.
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Top 10 Horror Movies
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If you are a horror movie fan you already know how intense an experience these types of films can be. There are some horror movies that combine humor with the storyline as a way of letting the audience catch their breath. Other “scary movies” maintain the fright factor throughout the film. Which movies you like depends on your own personal tastes but here is a list of the top 10 horror movies of all time in no particular order. These are big screen events that every horror aficionado should see at least once.
1. The Blob
Who can forget this cool movie that dates back to the 1950s. This horror movie starred Steve McQueen as a young tough with a heart of gold who battled the fierce outer space blob of goo that was devouring everyone in its path. The remake of this horror classic was not nearly as good as the original version which became a drive in staple for a number of years. This was a movie that was created when people were less jaded and although the special effects are indeed laughable by today’s standards at the time when this movie was released the audience let their imaginations provide them with the best scenes.
2. Jaws
This Steven Spielberg production still is one of the cinema greats and definitely deserves to be listed among the top 10 horror movies of all time. Who cares if no one really got to see a great deal of the marauding shark demon, this was another big screen flick that catered to imaginary fears and shocked audiences around the world with surprisingly little onscreen carnage being shown.
3. Friday the 13th
This modern day horror movie is still reeling in viewers and attracting new fans. Although an entire series of Friday the 13th films have been produced it is still the original that people remember best. Jason and that hockey mask are indelibly etched into the minds of all who have seen this “creeped out” thriller.
4. House on Haunted Hill
Is another early movie that still managed to latch onto those fears of the unknown and shock millions of frantic fans. This was a film that specialized in creating horror scenes that were more emotional than visual.
5. The Exorcist
During the 70s few films attracted the fervent publicity that this one did. When it was first released people stood in extraordinarily long lines for their chance to be part of the audience. Linda Blair shot to stardom as the young girl possessed by a demon and that scene showing her head spinning round like a top can still create chills for anyone who rents this movie. The fact that several people associated with this horror movie were injured or killed even led to conjecture that there was an “Exorcist” curse. Of course this type of gossip only made the movie more popular among the millions of horror fans around the world. The Catholic Church even had a few choice words to say against this film, but nothing was able to defeat this horror movie at the box office in its heyday.
6. Jeepers Creepers
This is a movie that was created along the lines of Friday the 13th. You have two young people who are drawn into an underworld of murder, horror and nightmarish fears as well as a hulking, maniacal killer who is set on wreaking carnage and destruction on anyone in his path. This movie formula has been the basis for a number of great horror movies and Jeepers Creepers found box office gold among an audience consisting mostly of teens and young adults.
7. Candyman
This was a 1992 release based on a story written by horror master Clive Barker. You have to love a horror movie that captures the supernatural effects of pure horror and blends them with those “oh, so believable” urban legends. By the time this movie is ending everyone in the audience is convinced that there is a “Candyman” lurking somewhere in their neighborhood.
8. The Sixth Sense
Paranormal activity has always been a staple for many horror flicks but this movie elevates extra sensory perceptions to a brand new level. The young boy who is the central character can really see and speak to departed souls. For him this is a traumatic fact because some of these lingering spirits are truly “horrific” to look at since most of them have suffered a violent death. The twist for this movie is that the psychologist who is helping the young “medium” deal with his fears is also one of these departed spirits but the kind hearted psychologist does not yet realize that he has died. This movie qualifies as a “tearjerker” as well as being one of the best horror movies of all times.
9. The Blair Witch Project
This horror movie was released in 1999 and it was created with a shoestring budget. It became a runaway hit even though there was very little to see in the way of true horror or special effects. This was a psychologically powerful movie that catered to people’s superstitious beliefs and it raked in millions at the box office. College students, a New England town, witches and a video camera are the main components of this film. The plot is a bit disoriented and it is difficult to keep track of what is taking place on screen but the fear factor for this movie flew off the chart. Even today you have people who are convinced that this really was a project undertaken by a few intrepid college students who became victims of the curse of the Blair Witch.
10. Night of the Living Dead
This is another 60′s black and white horror film that continues to be popular with audiences. The story begins in a graveyard where zombie-like creatures are walking about. These are dead people who have come back to life and are out to literally devour any humans they find. A small group of individuals hide in a house and attempt to fend off these monsters. The living dead are not easy to kill and resourcefulness is the key to survival. This is one of those horror movies that lets the audience use their imagination which is one of the reasons that it has become such a classic favorite.
There are many other great horror movies for people to watch and enjoy. Some of the newer movies are using explosive special effects and makeup to create intense scenes but true horror buffs realize that what you don’t see can often be even more terrifying than what is recorded on camera. The best horror movies captivate your imagination early in the movie and allow you to become part of the action. Thanks to new technology it is easy for horror fans to choose to watch either older films or new releases. This means you have the best of both “fright filled” worlds at your fingertips.
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May '12
Top 10 Horror Movies
Article by Wadzanai Nenzou
If you are a horror movie fan you already know how intense an experience these types of films can be. There are some horror movies that combine humor with the storyline as a way of letting the audience catch their breath. Other “scary movies” maintain the fright factor throughout the film. Which movies you like depends on your own personal tastes but here is a list of the top 10 horror movies of all time in no particular order. These are big screen events that every horror aficionado should see at least once.
1. The Blob
Who can forget this cool movie that dates back to the 1950s. This horror movie starred Steve McQueen as a young tough with a heart of gold who battled the fierce outer space blob of goo that was devouring everyone in its path. The remake of this horror classic was not nearly as good as the original version which became a drive in staple for a number of years. This was a movie that was created when people were less jaded and although the special effects are indeed laughable by today’s standards at the time when this movie was released the audience let their imaginations provide them with the best scenes.
2. Jaws
This Steven Spielberg production still is one of the cinema greats and definitely deserves to be listed among the top 10 horror movies of all time. Who cares if no one really got to see a great deal of the marauding shark demon, this was another big screen flick that catered to imaginary fears and shocked audiences around the world with surprisingly little onscreen carnage being shown.
3. Friday the 13th
This modern day horror movie is still reeling in viewers and attracting new fans. Although an entire series of Friday the 13th films have been produced it is still the original that people remember best. Jason and that hockey mask are indelibly etched into the minds of all who have seen this “creeped out” thriller.
4. House on Haunted Hill
Is another early movie that still managed to latch onto those fears of the unknown and shock millions of frantic fans. This was a film that specialized in creating horror scenes that were more emotional than visual.
5. The Exorcist
During the 70s few films attracted the fervent publicity that this one did. When it was first released people stood in extraordinarily long lines for their chance to be part of the audience. Linda Blair shot to stardom as the young girl possessed by a demon and that scene showing her head spinning round like a top can still create chills for anyone who rents this movie. The fact that several people associated with this horror movie were injured or killed even led to conjecture that there was an “Exorcist” curse. Of course this type of gossip only made the movie more popular among the millions of horror fans around the world. The Catholic Church even had a few choice words to say against this film, but nothing was able to defeat this horror movie at the box office in its heyday.
6. Jeepers Creepers
This is a movie that was created along the lines of Friday the 13th. You have two young people who are drawn into an underworld of murder, horror and nightmarish fears as well as a hulking, maniacal killer who is set on wreaking carnage and destruction on anyone in his path. This movie formula has been the basis for a number of great horror movies and Jeepers Creepers found box office gold among an audience consisting mostly of teens and young adults.
7. Candyman
This was a 1992 release based on a story written by horror master Clive Barker. You have to love a horror movie that captures the supernatural effects of pure horror and blends them with those “oh, so believable” urban legends. By the time this movie is ending everyone in the audience is convinced that there is a “Candyman” lurking somewhere in their neighborhood.
8. The Sixth Sense
Paranormal activity has always been a staple for many horror flicks but this movie elevates extra sensory perceptions to a brand new level. The young boy who is the central character can really see and speak to departed souls. For him this is a traumatic fact because some of these lingering spirits are truly “horrific” to look at since most of them have suffered a violent death. The twist for this movie is that the psychologist who is helping the young “medium” deal with his fears is also one of these departed spirits but the kind hearted psychologist does not yet realize that he has died. This movie qualifies as a “tearjerker” as well as being one of the best horror movies of all times.
9. The Blair Witch Project
This horror movie was released in 1999 and it was created with a shoestring budget. It became a runaway hit even though there was very little to see in the way of true horror or special effects. This was a psychologically powerful movie that catered to people’s superstitious beliefs and it raked in millions at the box office. College students, a New England town, witches and a video camera are the main components of this film. The plot is a bit disoriented and it is difficult to keep track of what is taking place on screen but the fear factor for this movie flew off the chart. Even today you have people who are convinced that this really was a project undertaken by a few intrepid college students who became victims of the curse of the Blair Witch.
10. Night of the Living Dead
This is another 60′s black and white horror film that continues to be popular with audiences. The story begins in a graveyard where zombie-like creatures are walking about. These are dead people who have come back to life and are out to literally devour any humans they find. A small group of individuals hide in a house and attempt to fend off these monsters. The living dead are not easy to kill and resourcefulness is the key to survival. This is one of those horror movies that lets the audience use their imagination which is one of the reasons that it has become such a classic favorite.
There are many other great horror movies for people to watch and enjoy. Some of the newer movies are using explosive special effects and makeup to create intense scenes but true horror buffs realize that what you don’t see can often be even more terrifying than what is recorded on camera. The best horror movies captivate your imagination early in the movie and allow you to become part of the action. Thanks to new technology it is easy for horror fans to choose to watch either older films or new releases. This means you have the best of both “fright filled” worlds at your fingertips.
Wadzanai Nenzou Is A Writer And Owner Of Inspirational Quotes Change Lives Website. She Is Addicted To Movies From All The Genres Some Of Her All Time Favorites Are Horror Movies. For More From Her Go To Her Websitehttp://www.inspirational-quotes-change-lives.com/moviequotes.html
List of films found here: www.pajiba.com For the purposes of the video, all intentionally funny quotes (like Bruce Campbell’s Army of Darkness quips, or Chuckys various one-liners) have been left out. And yes, I know there is quite a few lines in the video that can be construed as humorous, but in my opinion all of these lines were never intended to be amusing, unlike say “Hail to the king baby”. Oh, and these quotes are not ranked, nor is there any order or countdown.
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