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Ahhh Boris Karloff, and Vincent Price.
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Even though I'm not really a fan of the old classics I would have to go with Boris Karloff for longevity and love for the horror genre. Problem is these days it's hard to pick a great horror actor because most actors don't plug themselves in a single genre.
Some great perfomances... Anthony Perkins Bruce Campbell Anthony Hopkins Johnny Depp Donald Pleasance
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Karloff in The Mummy scared the living shit out of me when I was a wee lad.
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Vincent Price, by far. But Robert Englund would be a close second. So would Anthony Hopkins. Man am I going to hate it when they die (of course, Vincent is already dead). All three of my favorites dead and gone. Never to make another film again. Best not think of that...
Maybe even Bruce Campbell... Army of Darkness was pretty funny. Wouldn't call it a 'Horror' movie though. On Horror ratings it sucked. But on Comedy it was pretty funny. I wonder if The Evil Dead and Evil Dead 2 are as funny... I do like a good Comedy.
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Mr. Price of course, but Anthony Hopkins is in the list somewhere, along with Brian Cox. Robert Englund is there too.
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Anyone ever see Vincent Price in The Bat?
Of course it was more mystery than horror. He was a "heartthrob" in Laura, but it too was more mystery than horror.
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