Now you
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These are a few of my favorite horrors
Some of my horror favorites (some not so horrific, but intended to be):- The Hitcher (Rutger Hauer does a great job as the villain in this. He's way over the top, but I saw it as youngster and he creeped me out)
- Frankenstein (Boris Karloff classic. Colin Clive is great as the maniacal doctor.)
Creature From the Black Lagoon (Aside
from the great 3-D shots and soundtrack. Julia Adams is VERY watchable.
I hope it's remade some day with Jennifer Connelly! 
)- Night of the Living Dead (To me, the original is the creepiest. "They're coming to get you, Barbara." It's so bleak.)
- Return of the Living Dead (On the flipside, the "Return" is a lot of fun. Gruesome special effects, amusing story and a lot "ewwwww" moments)
- Miracle Mile (Very obscure movie about the struggle of one guy to get out of the way of a nuclear attack. Anthony Edwards stars.)
- Fright Night I and II (Roddy McDowall shows off his best as a washed-up horror show host. Lots of good performances. I would have loved more sequels)
- The Lost Boys (A great modern take on vampires)
- Near Dark (Vampires with a twist)
- The Bad Seed (You wouldn't think a little girl can be creepy, but she is.)
- Pet Semetary (Despite people's complaints that this is a watered down version of the Stephen King novel, it's still scary as sh*t.)
- Cujo (As "it could happen" tales, this is the most horrifying)
- Nightmare on Elm Street (Good, but hurt by it sequels. Though New Nightmare was pretty neat.)
- John Carpenter's The Thing (Few movies have as good "jump out of your seat" moments as this.)
Posted by Comics on the Brain at 10/13/2004 7:04 PM 
Categories: Movies, Comics:Retrieved from CaptainComics.us
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