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monstersquad would be a good movie to watch too

I love Season of the Witch!! I thought it was a great idea to take the franchise in a different direction, and I wish they would have continued with different horror stories set at Halloween rather than resurrecting Michael again and again and again, just like F13 does with Jason. I ooved the ...

the guy who played van helsing on love at first bite was there too, huh?

"cultural zeitgeist" - i like that!!

The scene where they are being attacked in the tent at night by some unseen force, and the one at the end in the abandoned house were freaky. Altogther one of the best I've seen to date!

Yeah, the promo was cool. I'd love to find a copy on dvd to watch in conjunction with a viewing of the film.

I still think this movie is scary as hell! I think a part of me still wants to believe the marketing hype from before the film came out. I was disappointed to find out that it was all a hoax, but it did not ruin the movie for me. Mainly because of the manner in which it was filmed (complete with ...

I almost forgot The Blair Witch Project , which is probably the scariest movie I've ever seen due to the realistic way it was filmed. Some love this movie and others hate it; mainly due to the media hype that the kids were actually missing, and then finding out that it was all a hoax. I don't care ...

I liked Billy the Kid vs. Dracula... Classic American Cinema!

I mainly was posting in response to the first post of the thread, but thank you for the edification.

Vampire Porn? Now there's a new one!

I agree with Spooky. Salem's Lot, the orginal min-series with David Soul, is one of the scariest movies I've ever seen. The scenes where the vampires are knocking on windows in the middle of the night can give you major nightmares!

I think you're talking about Lon Chaney.

I found the information that I was looking for this evening. The special was called "Dracula - Live from Transylvania" with George Hamilton as host, and it was aired live via satellite from Budapest on Oct. 27, 1989.

Reggie Nalder as the Barlow the Vampire in the first Salem's Lot minis-series. He never says a word, but scared the hell out of me nonetheless!!