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Nominate at the most three movies. Once about 64 movies have been nominated, I'll make them into a tournament for your voting pleasure. It's time! :boxing:

 

Only two rules: make them modern horror movies only (70's and on) with a few notable exceptions (Psycho, Night of the Living Dead). Reason being, I will be making a classic horror tourney in a few weeks with about 32 movies. Like someone said before I think we have enough of an attention span to vote in more than one tourney.

 

Second is, horror movies will take precedence over thriller/suspense flicks (mostly PG-13 movies, but some exceptions will be made).

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I disagree, Scream is a horror movie.

 

The Others

Silver Bullet

Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Edited by Mole

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They're wrong.

 

At it's most simplistic people consider it a slasher film with jokes...

 

But Scream was more than that...it was Generation X's Fast Times at Ridgemont High.

 

It was a perfect commentary on that generation...it just used slasher films as its template.

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Guest TheZsaszHorsemen
I disagree, Scream is a horror movie.

 

The Others

Se7en

Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Isn't SE7EN Thriller/Mystery/Suspense?

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I disagree, Scream is a horror movie.

 

The Others

Se7en

Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Isn't SE7EN Thriller/Mystery/Suspense?

I agree, Se7en isn't a horror film.

 

Psychological horror perhaps, but not a HORROR film.

 

If Se7en counts, I could list a TON of movies that should count.

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Guest El Satanico

If we get more than 64 nominations and there's votes for multiple movies from one series, you should put the movie series together as one nomination, instead of nominations for each film.

 

The Hills Have Eyes

Suspiria

Near Dark

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Guest El Satanico
Halloween 3 (this should be excepted from the series lumping rule)

I agree

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Guest El Satanico

Relax downhome...he said a limit of three per person for now.

 

Keep these movies as backups in case we don't have enough nominations after everyone has had a chance to make a nomination.

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Relax downhome...he said a limit of three per person for now.

 

Keep these movies as backups in case we don't have enough nominations after everyone has had a chance to make a nomination.

Oh crap, sorry.

 

I didn't see that.

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Relax downhome...he said a limit of three per person for now.

 

Keep these movies as backups in case we don't have enough nominations after everyone has had a chance to make a nomination.

Oh crap, sorry.

 

I didn't see that.

So edit it down to three....please.

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Guest Boomer Sprinklespax

In The Mouth of Madness

 

Event Horizon

 

The Lost Boys

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An American Werewolf in London

 

Hellraiser

 

The Beyond

 

Oh and Scream wasn't a horror movie, it was a satire on the slasher genre by Wes Craven. It did so good money-wise that it spawned two cash cow sequels, giving off the impression that it was a horror trilogy.

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Guest Mindless_Aggression

The Howling

Dog Soldiers

Ginger Snaps.

 

I'm on a werewolf kick at the moment and it's hard pressed to get superior to those as far as that genre goes IMO.

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