Vaugue/Undefined Horror

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idk

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>The Tunnel
It was clearly the monster

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Long Weekend (the 70's aussie version)

Hour of the Wolf

I'm going to (on-topic) blogpost about The Haunting and its personal significance to me. Bumping this bread to keep it not stale.

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So I'm a young teenager and the parents decide to let me watch The Shining with them, I end up really liking it and it ends up being one of my favorite Kubrick movies, all memes aside.

There's healthy family discussion of the movie, and I ask dad what his favorite scary movie is. He tells me about The Haunting, and over the next several years, he describes it again and again, and how he hasn't seen it in years. Finally TCM screens it, and he videotapes it. Then I see it. I had a vague idea from dad's description that it was a grainy 70s color movie, but it turns out to be b/w.

Anyway it's really good, and now I've seen one of dad's favorite movies.

Something about "The Haunting". there is also "The Haunted House on the Hill" (not to be confused with the haunting of hill house!), "on the hill" being a cheesier thing with Vincent Price. To confuse matters even further, /both of these/ flicks got remade at almost exactly the same time circa 2000, with slightly different titles. Therefore I'm talking about four movies overall. They all have redeeming qualities except for the "The Haunting" remake itself. The original "The Haunting" is the best of this bunch.

The Haunting was directed by Robert Wise, one of the all-time heavies in the Hollywood industry. Just look at his CV and you'll understand what I mean.

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La vampire nue?

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Alice Sweet Alice
Suicide Club
Mulholland Dr.

YellowBrickRoad

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the mist
kairo (pulse)