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Some really old classic horror movies?
Whats up everybody. I am a new member at Spill and i decided to get involved. This is for people who love horror movies, I'm not talking about 1980's and 70's like Halloween and Chainsaw Massacre. I am talking about like the very first horror movies from the 1920's and 1930's. These types of movies are silent movies and all black and white.
My favorite is Nosferatu, which was a German Impressionism movie.
Please list your favorite classic horror movies.
My favorite is Nosferatu, which was a German Impressionism movie.
Please list your favorite classic horror movies.
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Permalink Reply by SpikeGhost on -
the only ones i have seen so far from this period are Frankenstein and Bride of Frankenstein... they're both pretty awesome.
now i've got to finish the Frankenstein series on DVD (i've got the Legacy Collection with the 5 movies :P) because they're the only two i have watched so far.
But i also really want to see Nosferatu, The Call of Cthulhu and Dracula.
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Permalink Reply by Guitaro Man on -
Not sure if anyone has mentioned this one
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Permalink Reply by Gojira Boy on -
No, they haven't GM. Good Pick, thanks for sharing. Hard to believe the woman from "Titanic"
was such a babe in this. James Whale liked working with her, used her again later in "The Invisible Man".
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Permalink Reply by Guitaro Man on
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No problem, gotta love the classics =)
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Permalink Reply by Gojira1954 on -
You got that from Cinemassacre didn't you?
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Permalink Reply by Guitaro Man on
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I saw it a long time ago and then forgot about it but then the Cinemassacre thing reminded me of it.
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Permalink Reply by Guitaro Man on
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I know its a little later than the 20's and 30's but I'd like to mention the original version of The Fly from 1958.
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Permalink Reply by The Eyeball Kid on
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While is was from as late as the 1950s, Night Of The Hunter sure feels a lot like German expressionism.
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Permalink Reply by Gojira1954 on
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The Spanish version of Dracula is so frickin amazing.
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Permalink Reply by Gojira1954 on
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ALL HAIL THE FLY (1958)!!!
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Permalink Reply by AceofOpus on -
I know these were made between the 40's and 60's but these are some Hitchcock films that should be seen. Sure they are thrillers but they really do hold up to today in more ways than you would think.
Suspicion (1941)
Shadow of a Doubt (1943)
Rope (1948)
Dial M for Murder (1954)
Rear Window (1954)
Psycho (1960)
The Birds (1963)
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