I have seen Alfred Hitchcock presents before That's why I love him so much he is very charming and sets the tone for the movie.
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Yeah, Hitch was my favorite anthology host. His intros sticking it to the sponsors were always fun. I also like how he always delivered the droll, tongue in cheek "crime doesn't pay" closing speeches to appease the censors.
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I posted this in the Halloween thread but I'm posing it here because I want to talk about it. I think Halloween III got a bad wrap because it didn't follow with Michael Myers story but I think it's a great Halloween movie. It's been a long time sense I've seen it but I remember it kinda well and I think it was freaky to think about with the masks being sold that were mind control. |
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Rituals is awesome, I love Hal Holbrook. |
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It's been discussed already (earlier in the thread) - I loved it! |
I also own it.
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Here you go Mennonite:
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Oh, I had forgotten about this one: The Manitou. It's an odd ball.
Plot A woman named Karen (Susan Strasberg), who is suffering from a growing tumor on her neck, enters a hospital in San Francisco. After a series of X-rays, the doctors begin to think it is a living creature: a fetus being born inside the tumor. Eerie and grisly occurrences begin; the tumorous growth perceives itself – himself – to be under attack as a result of the X-rays used to ascertain its nature, which are starting to stunt and deform its development. The growth is the old Native American shaman, Misquamacus; he is reincarnating himself through the young woman to exact his revenge on white men who invaded North America and exterminated its native peoples. Karen's boyfriend, psychic fortune-teller Harry Erskine (Tony Curtis) contacts a second Native American shaman (Michael Ansara) to help fight the reincarnating medicine man, but the kind of spirits he can summon and control appear to be too weak to match his opponent's abilities. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Manitou |
I stumbled across it a very long time ago on TV and could not stop watching it. Kind of like a car wreck.
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Saw this list on rottentomatoes and seemed to have some potentially good suggestions for lesser known stuff you can find on netflix.
50 Fresh Scary Movies and TV Shows to Watch on Netflix https://editorial.rottentomatoes.com...ch-on-netflix/ |
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I'm watching the House of the Devil from '09 and it's pretty interesting so far.
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Some short films:
The Sandman (1991) Sunday's Game (1999) The Tell-Tale Heart (1953) Daughter (2002) China Lake (1983) 12:01 PM (1990) La Cabina (1972) The Cat with Hands (2001) |
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