1980s to early 90s

[chainsaw charlie]

:eek: :eek: I loved the style they made in the 80s and so on but now its all special effects and far feched nonsance wheres the creepy and the slasher movies in the 80s were better to the burning ,friday the 13th all them also the omen , exorcist ,puppet masters. can just go on theres only a hand full of the new movies that i like ,hills have eyes that sort of thing what u all think ,and can u name any good movies in the 80s onward:eek:

[Phalanx]

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[Posher778]

Fucking Minors...

[ManchestrMorgue]

Because the world commenced in the 80's :rolleyes:

[chainsaw charlie]

Originally Posted by Phalanx

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sorted mate!

[chainsaw charlie]

sorry mate i dont know how to change the thread help i know in future not to b so obsean any one help

[Unaboner3000]

Originally Posted by chainsaw charlie

:eek: :eek: I loved the style they made in the 80s and so on but now its all special effects and far feched nonsance wheres the creepy and the slasher movies in the 80s were better to the burning ,friday the 13th all them also the omen , exorcist ,puppet masters. can just go on theres only a hand full of the new movies that i like ,hills have eyes that sort of thing what u all think ,and can u name any good movies in the 80s onward:eek:

Wow! You think the Friday the 13th and Puppet Masters are great movies? The only movies you mention that are true gems are The Omen and The Exorcist which are not 80's films. They were made in the 70's (a far superior decade in terms of horror than the 80's). Other than the two you mentioned, the 70's had such classics as Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Last House on the Left, The Shining, Dawn of the Dead , Alien, Halloween, and even Jaws (I know some don't consider this exactly a horror film).

For the 80's, I can't think of too many films that were great. Aliens is easily the best film in this decade. The original Nightmare on Elm Street was OK. The Evil Dead movies were good.

90s horror? Skip 'em.

This century? There aren't that many of them. I like The Descent. 28 Day Later and 28 Weeks Later are pretty dang good as well.

[Yellow Jacket]

Originally Posted by Unaboner3000

Wow! You think the Friday the 13th and Puppet Masters are great movies? The only movies you mention that are true gems are The Omen and The Exorcist which are not 80's films. They were made in the 70's (a far superior decade in terms of horror than the 80's). Other than the two you mentioned, the 70's had such classics as Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Last House on the Left, The Shining, Dawn of the Dead , Alien, Halloween, and even Jaws (I know some don't consider this exactly a horror film).

For the 80's, I can't think of too many films that were great. Aliens is easily the best film in this decade. The original Nightmare on Elm Street was OK. The Evil Dead movies were good.

90s horror? Skip 'em.

This century? There aren't that many of them. I like The Descent. 28 Day Later and 28 Weeks Later are pretty dang good as well.

Everybody is entitled to their own opinion. I'll agree with you that Puppet Master isn't great, but I did think Friday the 13th was great. I also feel that Nightmare on Elm Street was one of the best horror movies ever made (aside from The Omen and The Exorcist, of course). I'll admit, the 70's are far superior to the 80's in horror. But, I believe that the 80's had a lot of fun slasher and creature movies, as well as some classics sprinkled in there. Again though, these are just personal opinions.

[Elvis_Christ]

My favorite period in horror is the 80s... lotsa trashy over the top flicks and like Yellow Jacket mentoned they were fun.

[Roderick Usher]

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