I can see your dirty pillows.

[FunBobbyMucha]

Name it and add your own horror film quote.

[soothsayer]

1. Carrie

"No one lives any nearer than town. No one will come any closer than that."

[FunBobbyMucha]

2. Psycho? or Texas Chainsaw?

[soothsayer]

3. Nope. Old b/w, remade a few years ago....!

[redqueen]

4. Haunting of Hill House?

[soothsayer]

5. ding ding ding! That's the novel's name. It's just The Haunting

Hey, you get to leave a horror movie quote for us to guess now...!

[redqueen]

6. Okay how 'bout this one:

My idea of heaven is a solid white nightclub with me as a headliner for all eternity... and they love me.

[skypilot]

16. This probably isn't the correct answer but...

...that quote made me think of the movie "Jeffrey", which wasn't technically a horror movie but it was the most godawful movie I have ever seen. There is a scene where a gay man dies and goes to heaven. He was a member of the cast of "Cats" (I think. He had a "Cats" costume for some reason). Anyway, after he dies he appears as a ghost to a friend. He is wearing his "Cats" costume but it is white now. Get it? Because he's in heaven. Anyway, your quote just made me think of that scene. Awful, awful movie.

[redqueen]

21. Thanks for the warning

I won't see that one!

:hi:

[skypilot]

24. I don't know anyone who has seen it.

Sometimes I feel as though I am the only idiot who sat through this thing. It took me three days to watch it. I couldn't do it in one sitting. It was just that intensely bad. But I had to see the entire thing. It was just so bad that it was actually kind of fascinating.

[redqueen]

25. I've done that

Usually with the horror genre, though. I seem to have some kind of disorder where I'm compelled to rent and watch every zombie movie ever made. A lot of them are simply awful. A lot. I know exactly what you mean about a movie being so bad it's fascinating. I often wonder if the actors go home miserable, knowing how bad it really is, or if they're just clueless.

[tigereye]

27. so what's the best one?

[redqueen]

32. Night of the Living Dead, of course!

Or did you mean the worst one?

[tigereye]

46. that's what I figured

filmed here in scenic Pittsburgh at the mall. How about that Shaun of the Dead movie? Worth seeing?

[redqueen]

48. I haven't seen that one

I really really want to... I've heard great things about it. From reviews, I'd say the answer is a definitely yes!

[Dastard Stepchild]

26. I saw it :)

At the movie theater, no less.

[skypilot]

28. Oh, you poor thing.

So, you got the FULL EFFECT. I rented it so at least I had the option to lunge for the remote--which I did. Alot.

[Dastard Stepchild]

43. I thought a mincing Patrick Stewart would be a good thing...

one can be so very wrong about so very many things in life.

[skypilot]

47. Paul Rudnick...

...the writer who was responsible for this mess should me exiled. He's the same person who brought us the almost universally panned remake of "The Stepford Wives". Ever since "Jeffrey" I've avoided anything with Rudnick's name on it: "In and Out", "Marci X", "The Stepford Wives". NO!!!

[Dastard Stepchild]

61. yeeesh... In and Out was a stinker...

It was so formulaic that I actually saw algebra equations dance before my very eyes as I watched Kevin Kline play gay.

[skypilot]

62. As a gay man, I think I can say this.

Paul Rudnick is one of those gay men whose sensibilities, including his humor, is stuck in the 1970s somewhere. His idea of what is funny might have gone over well back then but it is really tired and trite and cliched now. I mean, for the love of God, one character in "Jeffrey" actually swooned over Liza Minelli!!! And "Jeffrey" was set in the 90s!!! Hack!

[Dastard Stepchild]

69. So true...

His movies are a bit like watching, say, Boys in the Band - sans the drama, dialogue and acting.

[skypilot]

72. Except "Boys in the Band" managed to be...

...funnier than anything Rudnick could ever come up with, despite how depressing it ultimately was.

[rbnyc]

19. Exorcist! (nt)

[redqueen]

22. Yes!

One of my favorite favorite movies.

Now it's your turn... :)

[rbnyc]

33. No one's answered my one from below:

"Boy, I bet you'd stick your head in fire if I told ya you could see Hell."

:evilgrin:

:hi:

[redqueen]

35. House of 1000 Corpses?

Not sure about that one...

[rbnyc]

36. You got it!

What a tremendous flick!

[redqueen]

37. I only saw it once

I really liked that Karen Black was in it... LOVE her. I remember not being too thrilled with it. Perhaps it's time to give it another watch. :)

[LDS Jock]

7. "The lawyers got fat and the judge got famous....

but someone forgot to sign a search warrant in the right place and Krueger was free just like that."

The original quote was from Carrie, followed by Carrie saying, "they're breasts Mama, and everyone has them."

[redqueen]

9. One of the Nightmare on Elm Streets

Do I have to guess which one? :P

[LDS Jock]

12. its the first one

anyone but you I'd make guess which one :hug:

[redqueen]

13. Awwww

:hug:

[skypilot]

20. Minor correction.

"Breast, Mama. They're called breasts, and every woman has them".

I've seen that movie a million times.

[LDS Jock]

29. sorry bout that

I've seen it a bunch too but its been a long time. I remember too... "I could smell the liquor on his breath, and I liked it.. I LIKED IT!"

PLUG IT UP ... PLUG IT UP

[skypilot]

30. I liked it...I LIKED IT!

LOL!!! I love that scene. No one else could have played that role. I'd never even heard of Piper Laurie when I first saw that movie (I hadn't seen "The Hustler") but I could never forget her after that. She OWNED that role. By the way, if you have a DVD player you should try to get the SPECIAL EDITION of "Carrie". Lots of great extras including two short documentaries on the making of the movie.

[derby378]

8. Shameless plug

My future sister-in-law stars in THE FANGLYS. You should be able to find it at Blockbuster. She plays a pivotal role at the end.

[Minstrel Boy]

10. "Jesus wept."

[redqueen]

14. Hellraiser!

I *LOVE* Clive Barker. :)


Here's one:

He has his father's eyes.

[rbnyc]

18. Rosemary's Baby? (nt)

[redqueen]

23. Correct!

Another of my favorites. :)

[Kelli372]

63. It's also in The Stand n/t

[Hobarticus]

11. They're dead, they're all....messed up.

[rbnyc]

17. Night of the Living Dead

"Boy, I bet you'd stick your head in fire if I told ya you could see Hell."

[CO Liberal]

15. "Ah'm George Dubya Bush, an' Ah Approve This Message...."

Usually whatever occurs immediately before or after this statement is pretty scary...

[the Princess]

31. Children shouldn't play with dead things!

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

34. This isn't gonna end with me all bloody is it?

:scared:

[redqueen]

38. Love means never having to say you're sober.

[LDS Jock]

39. isn't that supposed to be "sorry"?

[redqueen]

40. Well yeah of course it is, but it wasn't in this movie. :)

[LDS Jock]

41. then I don't know then

Frankly, I found Jenny annoying and was glad she died in Love Story. Man that girl could bitch.

[redqueen]

42. You know, I've never seen Love Story.

I'll take your word for it. :)

[Downtown Hound]

45. The Shining Miniseries

[redqueen]

49. Is it?

Damn... I must be getting old... I thought that one was from the movie!

:crazy:

[Downtown Hound]

51. Yep, I'm afraid so.

But hey, you still got the basic story right. ;)

[Downtown Hound]

44. "If it takes us over, then it has no more enemies,

and no one left to kill it, and then it's won."

Who knows it?

[redqueen]

52. The Thing?

I'm stumped.

[Downtown Hound]

53. You are correct!

It was said by Kurt Russel when he had assembled the survivors outside the base, and they were deciding on how to figure out who was the thing.

[redqueen]

54. Damn, I'm good!

:P

I read that this morning and thought it was The Thing, but I wasn't sure... glad I guessed!

Okay try this one:

"Wessssssst... you basssstard!"

[Downtown Hound]

55. Re-Animator?

I don't remember the name of the scientist in it, but I do remember the "Youuu bassstarrrd!" line when his headless body came up behind him. Am I right?

[redqueen]

57. Yes you are!

Well done!

[Downtown Hound]

58. Gracias

Okay try this one, and if you get it, you've really earned my respect. (you already have though :))

"It's the Mt. Everest of Haunted Houses."

[redqueen]

60. Hmmmmmm

Not ringing any bells right now. I'm about to leave for a Dr Appt. I'll think on it. :)

[CO Liberal]

50. "Mother!!! Blood!!!!"

Norman Bates in "Psycho".


Source: http://www.euronet.nl/

[Kelli372]

64. LOVE your siggy pic of the dog!

[CO Liberal]

66. Thanks

Someone posted it last night; I liked it so much, I added it to my sig line.

Besides, Mrs. CO Liberal didn't like the animated picture of Bush spanking himself....

[Minstrel Boy]

56. "Do not fret, Anna. I will give you some more pretty things soon."

"I'm not Anna."

"You will be soon, yes."

[Downtown Hound]

59. Dark City

Great film.

[Kelli372]

65. "This is not a dream..."

[FunBobbyMucha]

67. Rosemary's Baby.

"If I become one of those things, do me a favor, shoot me right between the eyes."

"Oh, don't worry, I will."

[NamVetsWeeLass]

68. I see a Witch!!!!!!!! (Your sig line....)

MM and BB, Welcome to DU Sister! :hi:

[Kelli372]

70. Merry Meet!

Thanks for the welcome!

[Kelli372]

71. Actually, I was going for "Prince of Darkness"...

As cheesy as it was, some of the creepiest scenes I've ever seen in a movie were the sequences when they were receiving mental transmissions from the future, of footage of the devil emerging from the church. I STILL get chills thinking about that!