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Subject: top 10 low budget horror flicks

Written By: snake plisken on 4/25/2001 at 7:36 p.m.

1. The Massacre that Shook the World
2. Driller Killer
3. Basket Case
4. Chainsaw Massacre
5. One Dark Night
6. Pieces
7. Student Bodies
8. April Fools Day
9. Friday the 13th Part III
10. Motel Hell


Subject: Re: top 10 low budget horror flicks

Written By: Erik on 4/26/2001 at 11:37 a.m.

God, how I used to love low budget 70's and 80's horror films. It would take some repressed memory therapy to remember them all, so I'll just list the first 10 to come to mind.

Halloween
Friday The 13th
Night Of The Living Dead (Original)
Prom Night
Hell Night
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The Boogens
Happy Birthday To Me
Phantasm
Rawhead Rex

Erik---

Subject: Re: top 10 low budget horror flicks

Written By: Ferris Beuller on 4/26/2001 at 1:57 a.m.

: 1. The Massacre that Shook the World
: 2. Driller Killer
: 3. Basket Case
: 4. Chainsaw Massacre
: 5. One Dark Night
: 6. Pieces
: 7. Student Bodies
: 8. April Fools Day
: 9. Friday the 13th Part III
: 10. Motel Hell
Nice selections Snake!Nice boots!!,but make no bones about it,THESE are the gems!!
1. Student Bodies
2. Basket Case
3. Motel Hell
4. Visiting Hours
5. Mothers Day
6. Happy Birthday To Me
7. My Bloody Valentine
8. The Re-Animator
9. The Stuff
10. Massacre At Central High
* Terror In The Aisles
.......And now folks,THE SERIOUS LIST!!!
1. Halloween
2. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
3. Dawn Of The Dead
4. The Thing (1982 remake)
5. A Nightmare On Elm Street
6. Hellraiser
7. The Evil Dead
8. Scanners
9. Phantasm
10. The Fog
* Creepshow (ya gotta have a bonus flick!)
....I realize a few of these flicks came out in the late 70's,but..really,where would we be without the late 70's!!! Ferris Beuller

Subject: Re: top 10 low budget horror flicks

Written By: Hairspray on 4/26/2001 at 12:54 a.m.

Here are some low budget horror flicks, with some darker ones and foreign ones included:

1. Patrick
2. Creeps
3. House by the Cemetery
4. Last House on the Left
5. Faces of Death
6. Cannibal Holocaust
7. Zombie
8. The Gates of Hell
9. Rest in Pieces
10. Silent Night, Deadly Night

If you should consider renting any of the above list...

Believe me when I say that most of these movies are actually very scary, freaky, troubling and disturbing. I don't scare very easily either! Even for those of you to whom it takes quite a lot to scare... - BEWARE.

Subject: Re: top 10 low budget horror flicks

Written By: Wicked Lester on 4/26/2001 at 6:31 p.m.

Faces of Death? Are we on the same page? Is this a movie or one of those things where they show various unsavory ways that people die? I rented one of those things years ago, sometime in the 80s, and was unable to watch more than the first 10 or 15 minutes. Too disturbing. I can take all the hollywood gore you want to throw my way, but when the blood is real I don't wanna watch.

Subject: Re: top 10 low budget horror flicks

Written By: Hairspray on 4/26/2001 at 8:52 p.m.

Well...

It was low budget. So, I threw it in there. But I did mention the "disturbing" factor in the post.

I have seen disturbing movies, but only once each. And the reason for my even watching them at all was curiosity. I guess some of us carry a sense of morbid curiosity.

Subject: Re: top 10 low budget horror flicks

Written By: Wicked Lester on 4/26/2001 at 9:06 p.m.

: Well...

: It was low budget. So, I threw it in there. But
: I did mention the "disturbing"
: factor in the post.

: I have seen disturbing movies, but only once
: each. And the reason for my even watching
: them at all was curiosity. I guess some of
: us carry a sense of morbid curiosity.

I'm not finding fault with your choices Hairspray, I was just unclear whether you were making reference to a movie or to the FoD series. I happen to find FoD a bit too unsettling for my tastes, but everyone isn't the same.

One of my uncles was a Medical Examiner, but that's not something that I could do. I guess the knowledge that what I'm looking at is a human being just bothers me a little. I used to slice up animals in HS biology with no problem at all, so the aversion isn't to the gore itself. Sighh... I'm just a 6'5" teddy bear at heart

Subject: Re: top 10 low budget horror flicks

Written By: Hairspray on 4/27/2001 at 12:01 a.m.

Oh... I didn't mean to come across on the defensive in my response to you. There was no need for you to clarify yourself. You were right from the get-go in pointing out the fact that "Faces" was not really part of the category in question. It's a series and it's, in many respects, non-fiction. There's absolutely no entertainment value in watching that kind of thing. There's only just shock value for those who are curious about the darker things that lie beyond their reality. And let me tell ya -
I'm very, very happy to know that most of us are, indeed, far, far away from even coming close to that kind of reality!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!