We've got 6 movie tickets to My Bloody Valentine 3D to giveaway this week.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1179891/ wrote:Tom returns to his hometown on the tenth anniversary of the Valentine's night massacre that claimed the lives of 22 people. Instead of a homecoming, however, Tom finds himself suspected of committing the murders, and it seems like his old flame is the only one will believes he's innocent.

To enter just reply to this post with your favourite horror movie. Six winners will be drawn at random on Monday the 16th of February. This movie is R18 so you have to be eighteen or over to enter this competition.

My Bloody Valentine will be showing at Hoyts Cinemas from February the 19th: http://www.hoyts.co.nz

My Bloody Valentine = Great band but horror movies...aren't they just for teenage boys.

The Shining is a classic. Hallways of blood, scary dead twins, croaky demon voiced little boys and Jack at his deranged creepy best.


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Tis my favourite still

FLATULENTFRIEND wrote: but horror movies...aren't they just for teenage boys.

Of which there are many that use this site......

jaws was always a fav of mine, not showing the fish till almost the end was a masterstroke ( even if it was accidental )

Tinkerbell wrote:The Shining is a classic. Hallways of blood, scary dead twins, croaky demon voiced little boys and Jack at his deranged creepy best.


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The Shining is fantastic

FLATULENTFRIEND wrote: but horror movies...aren't they just for teenage boys.

I'm not really into slasher flicks but I do enjoy movies like The Shining.

Where's it showing Tama?

sifter wrote:Where's it showing Tama?

It's being released through Hoyts so I'm guessing it will be showing in most centres

I've read that Horror movies are great money spinners for the makers;
teenage boys want to go with them, they take their girlfriends who don't want to see them but want the date + they are always R16 or R18 so adult price admissions.

The Hitcher. Makes you think twice about strange people on the side of the road.

Brain Dead is one of my favourites, although i suspect that may fall into the splatter rather than horror category, so probably have to go with Dawn of the Dead.

neels wrote:Brain Dead is one of my favourites, although i suspect that may fall into the splatter rather than horror category, so probably have to go with Dawn of the Dead.

Dawn of the Dead is one of my favourite films ever. Day of the Dead is very good also.

Poltergeist. saw it in 1983, I was not yet 13 and it made me scared of trees, wardrobes, clown toys, static on telly, steaks on benches and short fat ladies. On re-watching a number of years ago, it was quite tame. Sequals were the shittest kind of crap in existance.

Henry Dorset Case wrote:

neels wrote:Brain Dead is one of my favourites, although i suspect that may fall into the splatter rather than horror category, so probably have to go with Dawn of the Dead.

Dawn of the Dead is one of my favourite films ever. Day of the Dead is very good also.

zombies

The Shining and Misery.