I'm actually more worried about Alan's ex, Judith. If she's a ***** now, what more when she becomes a zombie!

Highly recommended:

DOG SOLDIERS



(IMDb)A British Squad is sent on a training mission in the Highlands of Scotland against Special Operations squad. Ignoring the childish "campfire" stories heard about the area, they continue with their mission and come across the bloody remains of the Special Ops Squad, and a fierce howling is pitching the night sky... With two mortally wounded men, they make an escape, running into a zoologist by the name of Megan - who knows exactly what hunts them. What began as what they thought was a training mission turns into a battle for their lives against the most unlikely enemies they would have expected - werewolves.



"Dog Soldiers" successfully mixes horror, suspense, and action; in way very similar to what "Alien" did before, although with a small dose of dark humor that blends perfectly in the mix. Neil Marshall pays homage to the genre he loves and at the same time he delivers one of the most original movies of the genre. Along with the Canadian "Ginger Snaps", this movie ranks among the best werewolf movies and it seems that this also be remembered as a renaissance for the genre.

One of the strongest points of the movie, is the skillful use of its limited special effects. According to many sources, Marshall intended to use CG effects, but after the poor results, he decided to use the traditional effects of make-up and prosthetics.

While this may sound like a bad choice, Marshall manages not only to present one of the scariest and most intimidating werewolf design to date; his mastery with the camera and the lighting allow him to give more power to the image of his wolf and hide any flaw the special effect may have.



The acting is surprisingly good, with Sean Pertwee and Kevin McKidd in the lead roles, as Sgt. Harry Wells and Pvt. Cooper respectively. They carry the movie perfectly and Sean Pertwee has great scenes in his role as the grumpy Sgt. Wells. The whole cast has enough chances to shine, as the script is very well developed and the characters are more than bi-dimensional soldiers. Each one has a story and a defined personality, something rare in modern horror movies.

The direction is flawless, and the story very original; the least that can be said about "Dog Soldiers" is that it will become a classic.

Dog Soldiers is great, it and the Ginger Snaps films are the best of the current werewolf films. I have no patience for werewolf films that rely on CGI, so DS and GS were a nice change of pace.

I've heard rumors of a sequel.

I hope so! Some movies deserve to have a sequel.

Just finished watching:

LAST MAN ON EARTH (1964)



(IMDb)Dr. Robert Morgan is the only survivor of a devastating world-wide plague due to a mysterious immunity he acquired to the bacterium while working in Central America years ago. He is all alone now... or so it seems. As night falls, plague victims begin to leave their graves, part of a hellish undead army that''s thirsting for blood...his!



Said to be the best Vincent Price movie ever made. The Last Man on Earth (Italian: L'ultimo uomo della Terra) is a 1964 horror/science fiction film based upon the Richard Matheson novel I Am Legend (1954). Price's specialty was always in playing characters who were both menacing and menaced, so the role of Dr. Robert Morgan fits him like a glove. While it is plain that the plague victims are monstrous, Price seems to be even more so, running around in the daylight, staking helpless victims while they sleep. He is both a tragic and pathetic figure...so distanced from his humanity that he can't seem to comprehend what his literary counterpart in "I Am Legend" understands by story's end: "Normalcy was a majority concept, the standard of many and not the standard of just one man." And yet, I can't but think of the novel's last lines as I watch the film's end: "Full circle, he thought while the final lethargy crept into his limbs. Full circle. A new terror born in death, a new superstition entering the unassailable fortress of forever. I am legend."



Differences from the novel:

The protagonist of the novel is named Robert Neville, not Robert Morgan. The movie also changed Neville/Morgan's profession from plant worker to scientist. The vampires are almost zombie-like, whereas in the book, they are fast, capable of running and climbing. The dog that shows up on Neville's doorstep is timid in the novel, and comes and goes as it pleases. The relationship with Ruth also slightly differs from the novel, and no transfusion takes place; a cure seems implausible, even as Neville hopes he will find one. Ruth escapes after Neville discovers that she is infected. He isn't captured until many months later, and even then he barely fights his capture. The book ends shortly before Neville is to be executed: Ruth returns to give him suicide pills, and finds it ironic that he has become as much of a legend to the new society as vampires once were to his (hence the title). The novel implies that the vampire plague resulted from a biological disease. The origin of the disease is not explained in The Last Man on Earth, and is altered in the subsequent adaptations.



This is a classic that you would not want to miss.

Victor Crowley Lives! 'Hatchet 3' Officially Announced!



Hot on the heels of the successful VOD and DVD release of Hatchet 2, Dark Sky Films today announced it has given the green light to the production of Hatchet 3!

The film, centered once again on the genre’s most fearsome new villain, Victor Crowley, will be produced by ArieScope Pictures and Dark Sky Films, a subsidiary of leading independent producer and distributor MPI Media Group.

With cast and other production details to be announced shortly, Hatchet 3 will continue where the story left off in Hatchet 2, as a young woman sought revenge on the malevolent monster that killed her family while they were fishing in Louisiana swamp country.

Inside you'll find a few more details, although it's still unknown who will direct. Sound off below!

Adam Green Hatchet Victory CrowleyWriter-director Adam Green said: "We already had a possible story-line for HATCHET 3 worked out before we began shooting HATCHET 2, so my cast, crew and I are beyond excited to see that the story and legacy of Victor Crowley will indeed continue. For a little indie movie that I dreamt up when I was just eight years old, it has been absolutely surreal to watch it turn into a modern-day slasher franchise."

Greg Newman, Executive Vice President of Dark Sky Films, said: "It has been our intention from the beginning to make the HATCHET story an episodic one. Adam Green created a horror icon in Victor Crowley, and we’re pleased that Crowley will live on in future installments of the franchise."

HATCHET 3 will continue the saga of Crowley, the "Bayou Butcher," who first made his gruesome mark in 2007’s groundbreaking Hatchet. Adam Green’s Hatchet 2Hatchet 2’s new DVD release have further solidified the franchise’s enduring appeal.

Hatchet 3 will be produced by ArieScope’s Cory Neal, producer of the previous two hits. In addition to the Hatchet films, ArieScope’s other productions include Frozen, Spiral and Grace.

Cory Neal said, "We are thrilled to again work with Dark Sky, the company that has been so instrumental in the success of this growing franchise."

MPI/Dark Sky Films has Executive Produced the popular genre titles The House of the Devil, Hatchet 2, Bitter Feast, Stake Land as well as the newly announced Frankenstein’s Army.

http://www.bloody-disgusting.com/news/23891

That is good news, but isn't Dark Sky the one who edited the first two films shortly after it was released?

No. Dark Sky was on Adam Green's side the whole time. And DS only distributed the second Hatchet.

Just finished watching:

The Collector



When the Chase family moves to an isolated house in the middle of nowhere in Detroit, Arkin is hired to fix the windows and the doors. Later he meets his daughter and his wife that has a debt with dangerous sharks and needs money, but his week payment is not enough to pay her debts. Arkin plots to heist the safe of Michael Chase during the night to raise the necessary money. However, when he arrives in the house, he finds that a sadistic criminal has imprisoned the family and planted traps everywhere. Arkin seeks a way out of the deadly house to save his life.

So did you like it? Sequel coming: The Collection.

The writer/director of The Collector is also the guy who created the Feast trilogy, and he's penning the upcoming Piranha sequel.

It was a nice horror film, but it reminded me of Saw. I didn't like the ending.

Slasher Film Sledgehammer Coming To DVD



I have to admit, I’ve never seen the 1983 slasher film Sledgehammer, but now I have a chance thanks to Intervision Pictures Corp.. According to Retro Slashers, the start-up distributor plans to release the movie to DVD on May 10. I’m excited about this release because Sledgehammer was directed by David A. Prior, who directed one of my favorite slasher movies Killer Workout.

Heralding the revolutionary roar of shot on video (SOV) horror at the dawn of the 1980s, Sledgehammer is the gore-soaked saga of seven party animals, their trip to a haunted house, and their ensuing battle with an ultra-creepy, flannel-wearing, sledgehammer-wielding behemoth. In other words, it’s everything you want out of a SOV slasher complete with Bill Murray impersonations! Helmed by writer-director David A. Prior and starring Ted Prior, David’s iconic trash-superstar sibling, Sledgehammer is SOV nirvana, a paradoxical wonderland of outrageous hilarity, cool sweatpants, and genuinely unsettling chills. Appropriately staking its claim as the very first SOV horror film produced implicitly for the home video market, joins Sledgehammer, Black Devil Doll From Hell and Video Violence 2 as a bona fide cornerstone in grungy, homemade horror. The synths are thick. The sex is weird. The food fight is superb. So what are you waiting for? Get PRIOR-itized! NOW!

http://www.horroryearbook.com/5416965/slasher-film-sledgehammer-coming-to-dvd

This is my list of all the horror films I've enjoyed from the 70's, this includes everything from the classics to the extremely schlocky.

Of course, I've probably left some out.

At the bottom I included TV Movies(I think the 70's was the best decade when it came to TV horror)

Black Christmas
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Dawn Of The Dead
Martin
The Crazies
Season Of The Witch(Jack's Wife)
Phantasm
The Wicker Man
Jaws
The Omen
Damien: The Omen II
Piranha
Halloween
Carrie
Race With The Devil
Suspiria
Zombi
Blood And Lace
Lemora: Child's Tale Of The Supernatural
Alien
Massacre At Central High
Homebodies
Girly
The Abominable Dr Phibes
Dr Phibes Rises Again
Devil Times Five
The Baby
I Drink Your Blood
Dogs
The Pack
The Exorcist
The Mephisto Waltz
It's Alive
It Lives Again
God Told Me To
Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things
Sisters
Rabid
The Brood
Shivers
Willard
Ben
Squirm
Blue Sunshine
Asylum
JD's Revenge
Ruby
Kiss Of The Tarantula
Drive-In Massacre
The Severed Arm
Captain Kronos - Vampire Hunter
Bloodstalkers
Equinox
Scream Bloody Murder
Silent Night Bloody Night
Who Can Kill A Child?
The Child
The Creeping Flesh
Messiah Of Evil (aka Dead People)
Death Line (aka Raw Meat)
The Car
Terror At Red Wolf Inn(aka Terror House)
Invasion Of The Blood Farmers
Deranged
Three On A Meathook
Horror Express
The Last House On The Left
Last House On Dead End Street
Last House On The Beach
Little Girl Who Lives Down The Lane
The Legend Of Boggy Creek
The Other
Private Parts
Tales From The Crypt
Don't Look In The Basement
Ganja And Hess
Hex (aka The Shrieking)
Horror Hospital
Legend Of Hell House
Blacula
Deep Red
Tales That Witness Madness
Theater Of Blood
Vault Of Horror
The Werewolf Of Washington
The Tenderness Of Wolves
Frightmare
The Devil's Rain
Picnic At Hanging Rock
Burnt Offerings
Alice Sweet Alice ( aka Communion)
Kiss Of The Tarantula
The Sentinel
Bloodsucking Freaks
Wizard Of Gore
To The Devil A Daughter
The Corpse Grinders
Hills Have Eyes
Day Of The Animals
Grizzly
Satan's Cheerleaders
Shock Waves
The Town That Dreaded Sundown
The Evictors
The Amityville Horror
The Fury
I Spit On Your Grave
Death Weekend
Warlock Moon
Killer's Moon
Magic
Living Dead At The Manchester Morgue
Patrick
Long Weekend
Tourist Trap
The Toolbox Murders
Axe (Lisa, Lisa)
Alison's Birthday
Driller Killer
Screams Of A Winter Night
Savage Weekend
Horror High
Nosferatu
When A Stranger Calls
Eraserhead
Invasion Of The Body Snatchers
House (aka Hausu)
The Bird with the Crystal Plumage
Equus
Eyes Of Laura Mars
Mansion Of The Doomed
Torso
Twitch Of The Death Nerve
Eaten Alive(Tobe Hooper)
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders
Phase IV
Sssss
And Soon The Darkness
The Dunwich Horror
Fright
Prophecy
Let's Scare Jessica To Death
Night Of The Lepus
Chosen Survivors
Four Flies On Gray Velvet
Kingdom Of The Spiders
The Psychic
Blood Voyage
Criminally Insane
A Lizard In A Woman's Skin
Invasion Of The Bee Girls
Bug
Your Vice Is a Locked Room and Only I Have the Key
The Case Of The Scorpion's Tail
Hitchhike (The Naked Prey)
Lisa And The Devil
Night Train Murders
Blood On Satan's Claw
Shock (aka Beyond The Door II)
Dead Of Night (aka Deathdream)
All The Colors Of The Night
See No Evil
The Cars That Ate People
Scream And Scream Again
The Shout
Alucarda (aka Sisters Of Satan)
The Devils Nightmare
Don't Deliver Us From Evil
The Grapes Of Death
Hatchet For The Honeymoon
The Blood Splattered Bride
Killer Nun
Island Of The Fishmen (aka Screamers)
Trip With The Teacher
Flavia
Sugar Hill
Rituals (aka The Creeper)
House Of Whipcord
Sisters Of Death
Poor Pretty Eddy
Keep My Grave Open
Jennifer
Tombs Of The Blind Dead
Return Of The Blind Dead
Ghost Ships Of The Blind Dead
Night Of The Seagulls
Savage Weekend
Whoever Slew Auntie Roo?
Eyeball
Creature From Black Lake
Spawn Of The Slithis
The Crater Lake Monster
Phantom Of The Paradise
The Shadow of Chikara
The Redeemer: Son of Satan!
Haunts
Satan's Children
Inn Of The Damned
Don't Open The Door
The Meateater
Killer's Delight
Gang Wars
God's Bloody Acre
Whiskey Mountain
Have A Nice Weekend
The Mansion Of Madness (Dr Tarr's Torture Dungeon)
Naked Massacre (Born For Hell)
Hell's Bells
Shriek Of The Mutilated
Capture Of Bigfoot



TV Terror:

Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark
Salem's Lot
Duel
Trilogy Of Terror
Something Evil
Satan's School For Girls
Scream, Pretty Peggy
The Night Stalker
The Night Strangler
Bad Ronald
Crawlspace
Gargoyles
Crowhaven Farm
Someone's Watching Me
The Iniation Of Sarah
Snowbeast
The Norliss Tapes
Are You In The House Alone?
Dead Of Night
When Michael Calls

1960's

These are the horror films I loved from the 1960's...again from the classics to the schlock....and then you ask yourself- "Does he consider The Monster of Camp Sunshine or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Nature a classic or schlock?" Hmmm...one of the great mysteries of life.

Psycho
Night Of The Living Dead
Peeping Tom
What Ever Happened To Baby Jane?
Blood Feast
Two Thousand Maniacs
Spider Baby
Horror Hotel (aka City Of The Dead)
The Little Shop Of Horrors
Carnival Of Souls
At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul
Fearless Vampire Killers
Mill Of The Stone Woman
Captain Clegg
Creature From The Haunted Sea
Homicidal
The Innocents
Night Of The Eagle (aka Burn, Witch, Burn)
Mr Sardonicus
The Comedy Of Terrors
The Undertaker And His Pals
Color Me Blood Red
The Haunting
The Raven
Nightmare
The Flesh Eaters
I Eat Your Skin
The Birds
The Deadly Bees
Kwaidan
The Virgin Spring
Onibaba
Strait-Jacket
Hush...Hush Sweet Charlotte
The Nanny
Repulsion
Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Monster
The Shuttered Room
Rosemary's Baby
Targets
Twisted Nerve
The House That Screamed
Eyes Without A Face
Bloody Pit Of Horror
The Last Man On Earth
Black Sunday
13 Ghosts
Spirits Of The Dead
Blood And Black Lace
Village Of The Damned
Black Sabbath
Planet Of The Vampires
Kill Baby Kill
The Sadist
I Saw What You Did
Lady In A Cage
Die! Die! My Darling
Hillbillys In A Haunted House
The Ghost In The Invisible Bikini
The Horror Of Party Beach
Let's Kill Uncle, Before Uncle Kills Us
The Ghastly Ones
The Gruesome Twosome
Something Weird
The Monster of Camp Sunshine or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Nature
The Blancheville Monster
Monsters Crash the Pajama Party
The Beast That Killed Women
The Thrill Killers
The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies!!?
Eye Of The Cat
Dementia 13
Werewolf In A Girl's Dormitory
Terrified!
The Manster
Night Of Bloody Horror
Night Fright.

I saw this movie last night on TMC, it's called Pig Hunt....i liked it, decent gore, lots of weed, boobs and hillbillies... kind of a deliverance meets some hungry pigs....

Genre: Action & Adventure, Horror

Synopsis: When John takes his San Francisco friends to his deceased uncle's remote ranch to hunt wild pigs, it seems like a typical guys weekend with guns. But as John and his crew trek deeper into the forest, they begin tracking the awful truth about his uncle's demise and the legend of The Ripper -- a murderous three-thousand-pound black boar. Their pursuit leads them through fields of marijuana and into the muddy landscape of Big Wallow, where a group of throat-slitting cult girls grow dope by day and worship a giant killer pig by night. More

Rated: R – See Full Rating for strong bloody violence and gore, drug content, sexuality, nudity and language

Running Time: 1 hr. 47 min.

In Theaters: Jul 31, 2008 Wide

On DVD: Sep 28, 2010

Directed By: James Isaac

Written By: Zack Anderson, Robert Mailer Anderson





trailer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Ecc6_dqzQ

judith is really hot... i'd rather alans gay azz be a zombie...lol

Hmmm...I don't think I've seen that one yet, but I think I ran across a forum post about it on another site. Will definitely include it in my list then. Thanks for sharing, Moe!

Oh, have you seen The Hills Run Red? If you haven't, go watch it and I'm sure you'll love it, if only for the boobies. Haha. I made a post about it on this thread a page back, I think. :)

Hahaha! I wonder if he'll still pout when he's already a zombie?

Yep, I liked it- it combined 2 of my favorite subgenres- 'backwoods' and 'killer animals'.

Has any of you seen Razorback? It has the same animal, but I'm still waiting for it, then I'll watch it.