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that I decided to make a little webpage to celebrate this weird
and spooky Holiday! Here you will find my top 13 best, underated
& overlooked, & worst HORROR FILMS of all time, as well
as spooky fun links to other sites, and grisly, ghoulish, cool
graphics and pics that'll have you turning over in your grave!
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While I tend
to be somewhat of a traditionalist, and even old school as far
as horror movies, here is a list of what I believe to be the greatest
horror films of all time, in no particular order. Most lists are
TOP TEN, but for Halloween I have presented you the TOP 13
...
For good luck, of course!
13.
THE MUMMY - 1932 A
personal favorite, Boris Karloff is the "Born Again" Ardath Bay, playing
both the creature as well as the madmen hell bent on rejoining
his old flame (Zita Johan), with the aid of the ancient Scroll
of Thoth. Withstands the Egyptian sands of time test, directed
by Karl Freund (FRANKENSTEIN cinematographer), Edward Van sloan
& David Manners (who also both appeared in DRACULA). Anksehnahtaan!!!!
12.
FRANKENSTEIN - 1931 The
Grandaddy of all walking monster flicks, cleverly directed by
James Whale starring unknown William Henry Pratt, AKA Boris Karloff,
as a result of Bela Lugosi turning down the part. Karloff, as
Frankenstein's monster in the iconic Jack pierce makeup, projects
a paradoxical mixture of pathos & horror. Excellent cast includes
Colin Clive, Edward Van Sloan, Dwight Frye. "IT'S ALIVE!"
11.
DRACULA - 1931 Adapted
from the N.Y. stage play , the saving grace of this slow-paced,
static, creaky old classic is the timeless performance of Hungarian
Bela Lugosi. Bela was born to play this part, and will be remembered
for it as long as Vampires are biting necks! Directed by Todd
Browning (FREAKS - 1932), and contains the usual cast of characters...
Jack Pierce's makeup, and co-stars Edward Van Sloan, Dwight Frye,
and Helen Chandler. "CHILDREN OF THE NIGHT... WHAT MUSIC
THEY MAKE!"
10.
MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH - Edgar
Allan Poe's allegorical story about aristocrats who hold a costume
ball at the height of a virulent plague to keep away DEATH! Vincent
Price stars as the wickedly evil Prince Prospero, a sadistic Italian
nobleman of the 12th century, surrounded by decadence and deceit
in the form of actress Hazel Court, who makes a deal with the
Devil. Also co-stars onetime girlfriend of Beatle Paul McCartney,
Jane Asher. Highly atmospheric & chilling.
9.
THE EXORCIST - William
Peter Blatty's horrific novel & screenplay is adapted for
the screen by director William Friedkin... While most will remember
the nauseating & graphic scenes of Linda Blair (puking pea
soup, her head spinning 360 degrees, foul-mouthed blasphemy),
it is the religious undertones that make this the scariest film
of all time. How does the priest's mother and her death fit in?
How did the amulet come to be found by the cop (Lee J. Cobb)?
Pay attention to the details and it makes the film even more chilling
than at first. Mercedes McCambridge provides the voice of Regan.
"YOUR MOTHER SUCKS ... ," ahhhh ... never mind!
8.
SUSPIRIA - 1976 One
of those films that doesn't make a whole lot of sense but sure
keeps you riveted to the screen with its dark, moody, super-spooky
atmosphere! Jessica Harper is an American enrolled in a German
dance academy that turns out to be a witches coven. Cheap gore
thrills have never been better! Directed by Italian horror master
Dario Argento, music by rock group GOBLIN!
7.
NOSFERATU -THE VAMPYRE - 1979 Here's
the end all film when you are looking for a good bite! Funny yet
chilling, reverent version of F.W. Murnau's famous 1922 silent
classic, offbeat with loads of scenery and a Wagnerian score to
match, Klaus Kinski plays the "DRACULA" role in German
director Werner Herzog's cult classic. Also stars the beautiful
Isabelle Adjani.
6.
THE HAUNTING -1963 Ninety-year-old
haunted house is the setting for a group of chosen students being
introduced to the supernatural, with extremely scary results!
The horrors remain unseen and that plays heavier on the imagination
than on the visual, making this a truly unique and spooky film.
Directed by Robert Wise, starring Julie Harris, Richard Johnson,
Clair Bloom, and Russ Tamblin. Don't watch alone!
5.
THE BLACK CAT - 1934 One
of the strangest films of all time! Has nothing to do with the
Edgar Allan Poe story of the same name, Karloff & Lugosi team
up in this wacky, polished Universal release that takes on a different
meaning with each viewing. The script is as abstract as the architecture
in Karloff's "modern" house in this tale of war, necrophilia,
devil worship, chess games, sado-masochism, torture, and fear
of kitties. Eerie images run rampant throughout this bizarre,
enigmatic thriller. The first & best of many BORIS/BELA teaming,
also with (DRACULA'S) David Manners.
4.
ISLAND OF LOST SOULS - 1933 H.G.
Well's story of a mad scientist isolated on a remote island where
he performs experiments transforming jungle beasts into half-human
creatures. Charles Laughton as the wicked Dr. Moreau is a bit
over the top, but watch for the interesting and near brilliant
performance of Bela Lugosi as the leader of the half-human monsters.
Surprisingly grisly for its time, this one's not for the squeamish
! Watch out for that conclusion! "WHAT IS THE LAW?"
3.
THE OMEN - 1976 A
supernatural tale of biblical proportions! The Antichrist child,
Son of Satan, is born unto a wealthy diplomat, mirroring the prophecy
of the Book Revelation in the Christian Bible, and is destined
to rise up and pit man against brother, until Man is no more.
A whopper of a tale with killer music, imaginative & grisly
murders, and great cast starring Gregory Peck & Lee Remick.
" NO DADDY NO !!!!"
2.
ROSEMARY'S BABY - 1968 Roman
Polanski's classic, modern-day spine tingler : Mia Farrow is the
unsuspecting mother and wife to John Cassavetes, who becomes involved
with Satan worshipers within the apartment building they live
in. Ruth Gordon won a best supporting actress for her portrayal
of the snooty (Satan worshiping) neighbor, who keeps Rosemary
feeding on that "Special Brew" of hers. Farrow is perfect
as the young, vulnerable, misunderstood, sympathetic, Manhattan
mother-to-be. Produced by schlock horror film director William
Castle, also stars Charles Grodin & Ralph Bellamy. "WHAT
HAVE YOU DONE TO MY BABY !"
1.
NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD - 1968 The prototype for the
modern horror film, this was George Romero's first film, made
on a budget of $150,00 dollars, filmed on weekends in Pittsburgh
& starred his friends. Seven people barricade themselves in
a farmhouse as an army of flesh-eating zombies terrorize the countryside
in search of warm meat. Clever use of documentary-style newscasts,
eerie black & white photography, imaginative editing, and
a horribly ironic ending make this one a mini-classic.
THE
13 MOST UNDERRATED & OVERLOOKED HORROR FILMS |
13.
SEANCE ON A WET AFTERNOON - 1964
12.
FRANKENSTEIN: THE TRUE STORY - 1973
11.
BROTHERHOOD OF SATAN - 1971
10.
THE CONQUEROR WORM - 1968
9.
ISLE OF THE DEAD - 1945
8.
THE NIGHT STALKER - 1972
7.
THE SEVENTH VICTIM - 1943
6.
KINGDOM OF THE SPIDERS - 1977
5.
BLACK SUNDAY - 1960
4.
THE DEVIL'S BRIDE - 1968
3.
VAMPYR - 1932
2.
THIRST - 1979
1.
HORROR HOTEL - 1960
TOP
13 WORST HORROR FILMS OF ALL TIME |
Here
are my picks of the 13 worst Horror Films of all time
13.
MOTEL HELL - 1980
Rory Calhoun runs the HELLO Motel, but unfortunately the "O"
has burned out on the sign. Conveniently located next door is
a sausage factory. You got it... Guests check in, but they don't
check out! What you have here are tourists buried up to their
necks for fattening, & then they are ready for the factory!
Absurd & ludicrous!
12.
PLAN NINE FROM OUTER SPACE - 1956 Every critics's favorite "worst
film of all time," Ed Wood's "Plan Nine" is a testament
to mesmerizing awfulness! Bela Lugosi died before filming had
even really begun, so a chiropractor/pal filled in, disguising
himself as Bela by keeping a handkerchief over his face. Fooled
me! A study in ineptitude.
11.
THE GIANT CLAW - 1957 The
second worse "Monster" ever created for film! (see #3)!
Incredibly inane & incompetent, this is truly one of the biggest
turkey's of all 1950's schlock films. Jet fighters attack &
try to wipe out a giant "Turkey Bird" which is immune
to their shots because of a radioactive shield. You'll fall off
your seat laughing so hard!
10.
FIEND WITHOUT A FACE - 1958 A
Canadian Air Force base is the scene where something has gone
terribly wrong - Grotesque brain-spine-like creatures are attack
by attaching themselves to human heads & sucking out your
brains! Some of the strangest "creatures" ever put on
film. Blame Canada !
9.
BASKET CASE - 1981 Separated
at birth has never meant so much as it does in this film, where
a mutant blob-like deformity is carried around Times Square New
York by his Siamese twin brother, seeking revenge on those who
would have had his blob/brother dead. years ago. completely disgusting
as well as strangely compelling . Bizarre.
8.
JESSE JAMES MEETS FRANKENSTEIN'S DAUGHTER - 1966 Doesn't the title tell
you everything you need to know? Dr. Frankenstein's brain is implanted
into gun-slingin' Jesse by the good Doctor's Daughter! EEGGAAD!
This is a laughable disaster that truly bites the dust!
7.
FRANKENSTEIN - 1994 The
Frankenstein Monster with a New York accent? What they hell was
Kenneth Branaugh thinking casting Robert Deniro as Henry's creature?
The Shakespearean thespian botched the Mary Shelley story so badly
that at any given moment you expect the Monster to look into the
camera and say, "YOU LOOKIN' AT ME?" Starts promisingly
enough , but deteriorates rapidly before your very eyes.
6.
I MARRIED A MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE - 1958 Not such a bad film, just a really,
really, really bad title, which gives it its place on this list.Newlyweds
are troubled when the husband-dude starts acting emotionless.
Could it be that aliens have taken over his body? Right you are!
Good special effects for its time make this an enjoyable flick.
Dig those groovy bug-eyed monsters!
5.
EXORCIST II - THE HERETIC - 1977 The unnecessary sequel to the EXORCIST
was a complete abomination, making no sense, and was certainly
Richard Burton's lowest moment! Dicky is a priest trying to unravel
the mystery of a demon still living inside of Linda (Pea Soup)
Blair. James Earl Jones appears as an African witch doctor. Revoltingly
terrible.
4.
THE DEVIL WITHIN HER - 1976 A
blatant & total ripoff of the EXORCIST, Joan Collins is featured
as the mother of the Satanic child., who was hexed into giving
birth to the little freak by a sinister dwarf ! Alexis Carrington
never had it so baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad !!!!!
3.
FROM HELL IT CAME - 1957 1950's
schlock stars a radioactive "tree trunk" named "TABANGA
"as the monster ! The worst creature ever to appear on a
film plods its way through a camp of scientists in the remote
jungle, killing anyone who "stands" in its way. Paul
Blaisdale plays the tree - bet he was proud to tell the Grand
kids that one ! Exceptionally bad, wooden acting from Tina Carver
who shows off her ample, shapely limbs, makes this one a Saturday
night laugh - fest and a half !!!!!!!
2.
WEREWOLVES ON WHEELS - 1971 A
motorcycle gang roars through the countryside to the sounds of
surf music drinking barrels of beer, staging impromptu orgies,
roughing up monks, and turning into werewolves. Sleazy bloodletting
& nudity, this is 70's exploitation all the way baby !
1.
WOMEN OF THE LOST MESA - 1952 The
worst, most laughable, inept, absurd film I have ever had the
privilege to witness. Vaguely about a group of people who's airplane
becomes stranded on a Mesa, where an evil scientist is injecting
spider venom into women to create a super race of Spider Babes
! The soundtrack, acting, storyline, and photography will have
you howling !
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