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Guest tank_abbott

I've got All the Jason Flicks, most of the Freddy Flicks, All the Psycho flicks, all the Polterguiest flicks, all the Evil Dead flicks And Halloween 1-5, but now I have a ???

 

What order does the Halloween Go in?

 

Is it 6: the Curse of Micheal Myers, Then H20 then resurection? Did I miss any?

 

Also What order is the Amityville Series go in? There's at least 6 of them...

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Guest tank_abbott

Ok

Amityville Horror, The (1979)

Amityville 2: The Possession

Amityville 3-D (1983)

Amityville: The Evil Escapes (1989) (TV) Amityville Curse, The (1990) (V)

Amityville 1992: It's About Time (1992) (V)

Amityville: A New Generation (1993) (V) Amityville: Dollhouse (1997) (V)

Amityville 2000 (2000) (TV)

 

 

Is this right?

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Guest Plushy Al Logan

Halloween

Halloween

Halloween 3: Season of the Witch (It's not that bad!)

Halloween 4: the Return of Michael Myers

Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers( Revenge for what?!)

Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers

Halloween H20: 20 Years Later (Jamie Lee and Micahel battle it outat Wrestlemania to determine who made Halloween, for some reason Rowdy Roddy Piper runs in)

Halloween Ressurection

Halloween 9: Only I'm going to see it!

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Guest NoCalMike

Halloween series has been butchered the worst out of the "big 3" At least Friday and Nightmare have not succumb to putting rap stars in their flicks. Hell the last Halloween had Henry Rowangardner in it.

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Guest El Satanico

Don't go out of your way to see any of the Amityville sequels.

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Guest Crazy Dan

I agree on the Halloween movies. The first one was a classic, plain and simple. One of the best horror movies in the 70's and the most responsible for all the copy cat films that came afterwards, which a large majority all suck. But, my goodness did they really butcher the series afterwards. I mean it was like they put a bunch of plots on a dart board, and throw a dart to decide the next movie. This series should have ended after number two. With the first one, Michael Myers was just a psycho path. By the last movies he was this indestructable undead monster, which gave me the impression that the were trying to create another Jason.

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Guest NaturalBornThriller4:20
I agree on the Halloween movies. The first one was a classic, plain and simple. One of the best horror movies in the 70's and the most responsible for all the copy cat films that came afterwards, which a large majority all suck. But, my goodness did they really butcher the series afterwards. I mean it was like they put a bunch of plots on a dart board, and throw a dart to decide the next movie. This series should have ended after number two. With the first one, Michael Myers was just a psycho path. By the last movies he was this indestructable undead monster, which gave me the impression that the were trying to create another Jason.

An indestructable undead monster who gets thrown out of Windows by Busta Rhymes. ;)

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Guest Plushy Al Logan
An indestructable undead monster who gets thrown out of Windows by Busta Rhymes. ;)

An indestructable monster who only sells for Busta Rhymes and Donald Pleasance.

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Guest tank_abbott

Amityville: It's about time was pretty decent...I seem to remember a nice sex scene in the middle of it...

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