Psycho - DAMN!

Damn that movie was creepy. I just watched it and I have to say it is easily my favorite horror movie. No Joke! Every Murder was scary, and the ending was amazing to say the least. The last lines and bits of acting by Anthony Perkins are also so creepy I was shifting in my seat. So, have any of the two guys who actually post here seen Psycho or any other classic horrors?

i love horror! romero's zombie movies are awesome, exorcist 1&3. i tend to think of hitchcock films as more the suspence or thriller genre. those types tend to be more emotionally engaging, like bone collector, or kiss the girls. i wish those were considered horror, but they totally belong in the psychological thriller genre, y'know?

Silence of the Lambs is my fave. It actually makes you think, the acting is good, and I notice something new about it every time I see it. I could seriously watch it everyday.

RevArielle wrote:

Silence of the Lambs is my fave. It actually makes you think, the acting is good, and I notice something new about it every time I see it. I could seriously watch it everyday.

Silence of the Lambs makes me giggle every time I see it. "Uhhhhhhhh, what she a great big fat person?"

hehehe. "Would you fuck me? I'd fuck me. I'd fuck me hard...I'd fuck me SO hard".

CLASSIC!!!!

Oh yeah! The mangina scene! DISTURBING!!!

The first Silence of the Lambs was the BEST of the four, ok, so I ain't seen Hannibal Rising, but I'm pretty sure it's not as good as the first.

Hannibal gets better every time I see it though, so I love that movie quite a bit by now.

I think that not really knowing what Lecter was capable of was what made him really effective in Lambs.

I think the mangina seen is the BEST!!! I love the song "Goodbye Horses".

I've never seen any of the other ones. I just don't think they could compare to SOTL.

I think they should make a Buffalo Bill movie. I think it would be interesting to see what made him what he was.

I wanna say that Bill was based on Ed Gein. They made a movie about him, but a better movie loosely based on Gein was the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

You should see Hannibal. After you get used to the new Starling and the different texture of the film, and Ray Liota, it's really good.

I know who its based on.

But I would like to see the development of the Buffalo Bill character. They go into a little detail in the book. But not much.

And we can watch Hannibal together....when you get here in like 5 days. lol ^_~

U wanna talk about watching scary movies.

Watch anything that Keanu Reeves is in. Thats some fuckin horrific acting right there! hahahah sorry but i had to go there.

Except the Bill and Ted movies cuz he actually does a great job of acting like a dumbass.

Ok not even lying, I used to think that the guy who played Bill was my DAD!!!

Seriously, my Dad looked like him, dressed like him, talked like him, and acted like him. So for a 2 year old it seemed pretty obvious that my dad was in the movie. lol xD

Really? Weird. Did your dad wear a skin dress too? Eew... But yeah, see if you can get a copy for the weeked! I'm down!

I was talking about Bill and Ted you loser. lol

But I did date a guy who reminded me of Buffalo Bill. He was fucking crazy, and liked to talk like Buffalo Bill to be funny.

OH.

Soooo Dale....we never got to see Hannibal buddy.

You're gonna have to fly me up there so we can watch it. lol

SoBDale wrote:

i love horror! romero's zombie movies are awesome, exorcist 1&3. i tend to think of hitchcock films as more the suspence or thriller genre. those types tend to be more emotionally engaging, like bone collector, or kiss the girls. i wish those were considered horror, but they totally belong in the psychological thriller genre, y'know?

Night of the living dead was an awesome movie. have you ever seen lucio fulci's zombie?...that movie is pretty gorey. and I do agree that the alfred hitchcock movies are classifed as suspence and thriller.