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What's Nash the Slash like? I tried to find some of his stuff yesterday because you've got me intruiged, but I can't seem to find any.
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his 1st few albums are instrumental (they're my favorite) they're natural horror soundtracks .. he plays a modded electric violin and mandolin .. the sounds are modded and layered .. it's impossible to describe .. Later he started doing vocals and his songs became more rock-oriented .. but his early instrumental stuff is what grabbed me. If this guy was american instead of canadian .. he's be mentioned along with Tangerine Dream and Danny Elfman as a top choice for film soundtracks. If anyone ever makes a proper Lovecraft movie .. this would be the guy to score it. Rich, deep, haunting, threatening scores .. nothing cheap sounding .. he's the real deal. |
le salaire de la peur
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House on Haunted Hill with Vincent Price. Such a good movie, I just love Vincent Price!
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brides of dracula
strangely no Count, but peter cushing is there to do the business as van helsing |
The Ghost and Mr. Chicken
And The Wolfman |
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Nosferatu, A Symphony of Terror
See review in Last Seen Movie thread. |
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yeah i love that movie .. there are 6 must have Don Knotts films. The Ghost and Mr Chicken The Shakiest Gun In the West The Love God How To Frame a Fig The Reluctant Astronaut The Incredible Mr Limpet. i think most have been released since his death in a box set. I tracked them all down individually before that. Mr Chicken will always be a favorite .. but How to Frame a Fig is hands down - the funniest ... it has a lot of the same bad guys that you see in the old Disney Dexter Riley movies (computer wore tennis shoes..etc) |
Creature from the Black Lagoon
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village of the damned
children of the damned |
girl slaves of morgana le fay
maniac |
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Would that be the '34 Maniac? If so...very crazy film. I loved it. |
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It keeps things neat-o! |
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ride the high country
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It was kind of boring and a little silly, to be honest. Very low-budget feel that didn't fit quite right. The only scene I liked was the end. Maybe worth a viewing for that. |
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The Haunting (1963)
Truly a horrifying film. Watch this alone in the right room with the right mood and the atmosphere is absolutely terrifying. |
the wild bunch
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I desperatly need to see that...heh, I saw the remake awhile back:p |
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Vertigo
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i have a book that credits this as being the 1st splatter movie ever. |
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I got a chance to see this on the big screen, ay a vintage theater called the Music Box Theater in Chicago last year. Awesome experience. |
Doctor X (1932)
Exceeded my expectations. Fay was beautiful as ever. |
An all night marathon last night:
Dracula (1931) Draculas Daughter Son Of Dracula House Of Dracula Horror Of Dracula Then the sun started to rise and I had to run and hide |
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she-devils on wheels
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Does Jesse James meets Frankenstein's Daughter count as a classic?
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yep |
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Nope....I just don't own a copy......yet. |
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