Fear on Friday!

[...] I am at my Mac all ready to go with one more blog about a subject I love, that subject being Horror Movies. I constantly want to post about horror over at my regular blog, but seeing as that blog is [...]

[...] I don't think there's any genre of movie which has the character's watching TV as much as in Horror movies. I'm not sure if it's a deliberate attempt by the film maker to establish a connection with [...]

[...] rush of I don't know what occurs and triggers something. This is basically alot to do with horror movies in general and why they are so popular, the difference being of course that you know what to [...]

[...] then went on to demonstrate he knew just as much about human biology as he did about horror movies "I mean, yes Jason's creepy but we all know his Schtick by now - Stripy sweater, [...]

[...] having the legendary sleaze master Giovanni Lombardo Radice preparing to get his freak on with a sex doll. He play's Bob, the town idiot who is apparently some kind of sex pest though he seems [...]

Just as there are good horror movies and there are bad horror movies, the genre which tends to produe the largest amount of bad is often Zombie movies [...]

When I started this topic, it actually went by the snappy title of 'Good Zombie, Crap Zombie' but it took me a grand total of one post to realise that [...]

[...] . You even get a zombie rising from the grave, and anyone familiar with my thoughts on Good Corpse/Bad Corpse knows my feelings on that (ie. I love it!). Stinkin'! The characters in this movie are [...]

[...] , the difference being of course that you know what to expect when you sit down in front of a Horror movie, so the thrill comes from the anticipation of this feeling. The clip I have included here is [...]

[...] (Bearded Man, Annoying Kid and Useless Woman) to make sure that the more sticky end of the horror movie spectrum is taken care of whilst our heroes drive round aimlessly and stop for snacks. One [...]

[...] , a spectacularly sprawling mass of shambling, bumbling stinkiness. However even when a zombie movie is good, or at least 'entertaining', there's always the chance that the zombie's themselves [...]

[...] to the Zombie Gonads manoeuvre! KNACKERS!! Yes, for once we actually have a happy ending in a zombie movie! Except Fulci obviously didn't actually want a happy ending and did a reshoot. Only he didn't [...]

[...] , Exorcist 3. Once again, the scene really does play better within the realms of the actual movie but if you're anything like me and love this often overlooked little masterpiece then [...]

[...] much. What a guy! In a deleted scene Jack asks David to pull his finger As with alot of the actual movie, it's the little touches that reinforce our belief in Jack as a talking cadaver. The flapping [...]

[...] are bad horror movies, the genre which tends to produe the largest amount of bad is often Zombie movies. For every good zombie flick there are countless, countless bad ones. As if to illustrate this [...]

[...] for horror movies are nothing new. I remember all too well the undeserving cover art for 'An American Werewolf in London' and 'Day of the Dead' on the shelf of Stargazer's Video. pure shit But then I [...]

[...] Agutter is deflowered by a Yank. But for me the most underrated aspect of 1981's 'An American Werewolf in London' has to be the dearly departed Jack Goodman, as played by Fear on Friday [...]

[...] today, why after 12 Friday the 13th instalments they still haven't made an actual Friday the 13th movie or why I think David Lynch has made some of the most terrifying moments in cinema history [...]

[...] hard drinkin' ways. Intense! City of the Living Dead gave me everything I could want from a Fulci Zombie movie, and actually gave me a semi coherent plot too which was a bonus. I give it 4 religious [...]