Ok, here are the main choices, obviously you cant please everyone, but there should be something of interest on here for mosts members:
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Best Horror/Sci-Fi Film Of the 1960's
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(02/10/08 7:48 PM) |
Best Horror/Sci-Fi Film of the 1960's (Result) |
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evilskippy |
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(02/10/08 8:15 PM) |
I went with Q & The Pit off of the list.
"Some days its not worth the effort of chewing through the restraints".
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Hamicus Helen |
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(02/11/08 8:53 AM) |
Dracula: Prince of Darkness is my favourite, but from the list I picked Brides
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Omega Man |
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(02/11/08 9:20 AM) |
Horror and Science Fiction shouldn't be lumped together like this, IMHO -- should be two separate categories.
From the above list I'd pick Night of the Living Dead as best horror, and Planet of the Apes as best SF. |
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Alias the Scarecrow |
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(02/11/08 6:06 PM) |
Omega Man wrote: Well, it has been in all of the other polls so far regarding decades..the purpose of this is to make it a bit thought-provoking and not pigeonhole certain
films in one catagory or another..makes it harder to choose and there lies the challenge. |
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killer meteor |
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(02/11/08 9:02 PM) |
Night Of The Living Dead for scaring the hell out of me, and being one of the most incredible experiences ever!
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Jimchig |
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(02/13/08 11:10 AM) |
Picking a #1 favorite is always impossible for me, Mr. Grey Area. But I do so for poll's sake.
It's your poll, put whatever you want on the list. I picked Psycho for pure Hitchcock craftsmanship over NOTLD creepiness, which really bothered me as a kid. Heck, most of these did! See what I mean by 'grey area'? |
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Robert Summit |
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(02/25/08 8:31 PM) |
My favorites are PLANET OF THE APES and FRANKENSTEIN MUST BE DESTROYED.
"If you had a face like mine, you'd punch me right in the nose, and I'm just the guy that can do it!"
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Professor Von X |
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(02/26/08 4:55 PM) |
Had they been on the list, I would have gone with Island Of Terror and House Of Usher.
Professor Von X |
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Oliver Klozoff |
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(02/28/08 4:09 PM) |
I picked NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD off the list, but BLACK SUNDAY is pretty close behind. Of course, if THE BRAINIAC were on the list it would be a different
story altogether.
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blackbiped |
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(03/02/08 5:45 PM) |
NOTLD and PSYCHO were both grueling experiences for me, but PSYCHO is the better film in my highly-regarded opinion.
Legend, oh legend, the third wheel legend...always in the way.
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Imhoteps Ashes |
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(03/29/08 9:39 AM) |
The sixties was a time when horror well and truly diversified and became a mainstream global phenomenon. So it's understandable a few really strong ones
don't make this list. I went for PSYCHO, but was surprised not to see HOUSE OF USHER or FRANKENSTEIN MUST BE DESTROYED on here.
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AlfredLynch |
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(04/28/08 8:29 AM) |
What no Time Machine? No island of terrors, No Skull? hmmm this is a tuff even with out thsoe movies. Planet of the Apes or Night of the living Dead? I also
really like te Birds which isn't on the list so that will make my choice easier. Screw it I'm going with Rosemary's baby.
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Whatsallthis |
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(04/28/08 10:52 PM) |
I went with 2001. It's my second favorite film of all time. My favorite film of all time I voted for in the Best Horror/Fantasy/Sci-Fi of the 1950's
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"How can I handcuff a bloomin' shirt??!?"
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HAUNTEDOSPITAL |
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(05/13/08 11:26 PM) |
I would have to say NOTLD for scarry horror, but hands down for me, Scifi would be 2001! Now together, I guess NOTLD could be classified as both in one. They
mention in the movie about scientific studies concluding about the dead coming to life??? The Zombies carry the horror! For 2001, I think somebody was on acid
to think up that one? Lol!
........ I rather stay here...With all the madmen...Then perish with the sadmen roaming free..... |
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Richard |
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(08/21/08 4:47 AM) |
I voted for 2001: A Space Odyssey because it's one of the great achievements in art from the 20th
Century, but this poll is not fair because it's skewed by mixing horror with sci-fi and leaving out important films in either genre. I would have split
this poll into two separate genres.
Richard
"... little by little the look of the country
changes because of the people we admire." HUD (1963) |
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