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Doctor Pretorius		#81	[-]
Mar 29 10 11:40 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Ginger Snaps Frailty May Dog Soldiers Let the right one in Coraline Pan's Labyrinth The Devil's Backbone Shadow of the vampire Sweeney Todd The mist Shaun of the dead High Tension 28 days later Bubba Ho tep Grindhouse Rec Session 9 Hard Candy The Decent Suicide club Citizen Toxie Three extremes Tokyo gore police Ichi the killer Poultrygeist: night of the chicken dead The Wolf man Cloverfield Irreversible Battle Royale American Psycho A tale of two sisters Visitor Q Oldboy
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Joe Karlosi		#82	[-]
Mar 31 10 5:42 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Revised list, In No Order: THE DEVIL'S REJECTS WAR OF THE WORLDS SAW THE OTHERS 28 DAYS LATER 28 WEEKS LATER FREDDY VS. JASON SIGNS THE HAPPENING HAUTE TENSION CLOVERFIELD ORPHAN THE WOLFMAN (2010)
yokai		#83	[-]
May 12 10 3:41 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Kiyoshi Kurosawa´s Kairo is the only film of the 2000 which i feel that properly and seriously worked its original spin on a classic fear through visuals and narrative and character development, a superb achievement in an era of derivative all-looking-the-same disposable wastes of celluloid
chaney1000faces		#84	[-]
May 30 10 8:21 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I put this list together by trying to remember the movies that gave me the most memorable experiences in the theater when I went to see them with friends. These are the ones that stood out, but, of course, I am probably forgetting many! May Let the Right One In The Devil's Backbone Dog Soldiers Final Destination 2 Ginger Snaps 28 Days Later Old Boy Haute Tension Dagon Battle Royale The Ring The Mist I Sell the Dead Hatchet (it was fun!) Both Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz were incredible fun, but I don't really want to count either of them as horror, necessarily, even though I was really going back and forth about Shaun. Miguel Rodriguez Listen to Monster Island Resort Podcast! http://www.monsterislandresort.org/ Add Monster Island Resort Podcast on Facebook! o
Heathenson		#85	[-]
Jun 5 10 12:03 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	In no particular order... Let the right one in The Mist REC The Descent Martyrs The Devil's Rejects Frontiers Inside Eden Lake Hidden Irreversible Edmond Trick 'r Treat Cold Prey Triangle Antichrist Timecrimes Open Water Mum and Dad Of the films others have listed there are a lot that I like but couldn't call them favourites. There are also a lot that left me thinking WTF? but one man's meat is another man's poison... Also if anyone hasn't seen them I'd strongly suggest they watch the Red Riding trilogy from last year. Absolutely chilling and brilliantly made.
Jonatwork		#86	[-]
Dec 15 10 4:21 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	As others have noted, horror porn does nothing for me. They're not horror movies to me, but more like the revenge flicks of the 70's like Death Wish. I liked some of those films others mentioned so this isn't a list of good horror movies I enjoyed from the 2000's, but those that to me now stand out as some of my alltime favorites, or which I just can't shake and which I think about a lot: 1.Session 9 2.Kairo (Pulse) The rest in no order: The Abandoned Cloverfield (the only giant monster movie that seemed really scary and nightmarish to me) Rec The Descent
Hjalmar Poelzig		#87	[-]
Dec 26 10 5:09 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Well since the decade is almost over, here is my top ten list in reverse order: 10 Cloverfield 9 Shadow of the Vampire 8 The Devil's Backbone 7 Session 9 6 28 Days Later 5 Let the Right One In 4 The Others 3 Dog Soldiers 2 Ju-On 1 Dead Silence Last Edited By: Hjalmar Poelzig Dec 26 10 5:16 PM. Edited 1 times.
delgadosaur		#88	[-]
Jan 5 11 4:43 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	The Others Shadow of the Vampire Cloverfield And to a much lesser extent, the Wolf Man remake.
Great Ape		#89	[-]
Jan 6 11 9:57 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Horror/Monster Drag Me To Hell Pan's Labyrinth 30 Days of Night Jeepers Creepers The Devils Rejects 28 Days Later The Wolfman The Grudge Underworld Underworld: Rise of the Lycans The Mist Coraline Big Monster and SciFi Adventure King Kong War of the Worlds Cloverfield the Host SIGNS District 9
Krick Wurkheiser		#90	[-]
Jan 7 11 12:25 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	chaney1000faces wrote: Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz were incredible fun, but I don't really want to count either of them as horror, necessarily, even though I was really going back and forth about Shaun. That's what I thought about Shaun. It was great fun, but not quite horror. The only new horror film I can recall seeing really is Shadow of the Vampire, which I really liked. I guess I need to see some newer films, maybe...
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Monster Jungle Xray		#91	[-]
Jan 10 11 3:01 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Here are my favorite Horrors of the last decade... Session 9 [REC] [REC] 2 Let The Right One In The House Of The Devil The Orphanage The Descent The Devil's Backbone Cloverfield Dagon Trick 'r' Treat
Bride of 115		#92	[-]
May 22 12 5:45 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	As I'm looking over the lists I'm realizing I don't have too many favorites of the last 10 years. Here is my short list Pan's Labyrinth 28 Days Later Underworld Zombieland The Others Shadow of the Vampire Shaun of the Dead Signs Bride of 115 Muwahahahahahahaha
Frankensteinhead		#93	[-]
May 23 12 3:05 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	In no particular order: INSIDE IRREVERSIBLE A SERBIAN FILM CABIN IN THE WOODS MARTYRS THE LAST CIRCUS I SAW THE DEVIL THE HUMAN CENTIPEDE 1 & 2 ICHI THE KILLER HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN TROLL HUNTER
Victor Frankenstein		#94	[-]
May 24 12 7:48 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Gore fan, much?
Frankensteinhead		#95	[-]
May 24 12 8:30 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Victor Frankenstein wrote: Gore fan, much? I like all kinds of movies. I think I suffer from Elwy Yost disease, in that I,ve never met a movie I didn't like. These ones are the ones this century that I love. Most horror films that come out now and knock me out are pretty extreme shockeroos, but every now and then a film manages to impress me that doesn't deal in gross outs, such as CABIN IN THE WOODS or TROLL HUNTER.
Frankensteinhead		#96	[-]
Jun 10 12 10:27 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Just saw LET THE RIGHT ONE IN and have to agree with every positive thing that's been said about it. Again I was knocked out without shock tactics. Brilliantly directed, wonderfully acted, and just fully realized. Will stick to me for awhile in a good way.
MacXoftheMounted		#97	[-]
Jun 11 12 11:01 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I'll have to get around to that soon. Loved the remake. I noticed Time Crimes on one person's list and will second that one. A really pleasant surprise! It sounded interesting when I read of it in VW and it sure didn't disappoint. MacXoftheMounted.....................formerly known as Professor Von X
Monsterpal		#98	[-]
Jun 23 12 1:07 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Yes, TIME CRIMES is great.
terrymichaelpierson		#99	[-]
Jun 25 12 9:01 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	King Kong (Jackson) Halloween (Zombie) Cabin in the Woods Cloverfield The Wolfman War of the Worlds The Woman in Black Drag Me To Hell Far too few listing Cabin in the Woods...sleeper hit? I think Zombie's Halloween is the scariest of the bunch. I was really impressed with the Wolfman remake. But to me, when dealing with recent horror/ monster/ sci-fi Kong is still king.
RedRose		#100	[-]
Jun 25 12 4:38 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	my list ) Scream 4 ) 1408 ) insidious ) When a stranger calls ) orphan ) the exorcism of emily rose *) disturbia
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