Hey guys, if we're talking about classic horror movies, there's a special projection for the 45th anniversary of the Hicthcock's movie "the birds"

The L.A Edison theater plays the exciting movie The Birds on the 14/09.
The link are:

http://www.jvaff.org
http://www.edisondowntown.com


The main actress Tippi Hedren will be there during this projection.

Will u be there ?:cool:
it sounds to be great !!!!!

Chris from L.A.

Human, are you talking about Land of the dead? I figured White Zombie had the more human zombies because they didn't attack or just go after flesh they were trained,which still catagorizes them as zombies. They worked in the mill and even drove the carriage.

The corpse Vanishes is what I watched,another Lugosi movie. That one was alright nothin too special.

Black Sabbath (1963)

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The Drop of Water

Wow! Excellent scary atmosphere!

>: A

I Wurdulak

>: A-

Telephone

>: B+

Overall >>: A-

great flick!

the drop of water is truly one of the creepiest stories ever put to film.'

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night of the hunter (1955)

goodness.
what a brilliant freaking movie.

Dracula (1931)
Dracula's Daughter
Son Of Dracula

classics all

The Two Faces of Dr. Jeckyll.

Hammer's take on Jeckyll and Hyde. Quite strange. Chris Lee is in it, but in a secondary role.

watched most of this last night.....was not impressed.

It was pretty tame for a Hammer film.

"The Ghoul" (1933)
-Boris Karloff


Karloff plays a man who believes in the ancient power of the Egyptian gods, when he dies, he is buried with a valuable jewel, a gift to the God Anubis, the jewel is stolen and Karloff returns to enact his revenge.

Fun British made melodrama. Despite his top billing, Karloff is more of a secondary character and is virtually silent throughout the whole movie.
Not great, but fun.

devil bat vampire bat creature from the haunted sea all of the basil rathbone's holmes films