General Discussion

@patrickklepek: Cool concept, and a lot of names I don't recognize. I'll add what I can to my Netflix Instant queue and tag along, and I'll augment that with people's suggestions in this thread.

no Paranormal Entity makes me sad, the scariest and most disturbing movie of the discovered footage genre

no Evil Dead 1 or 2, no ReAnimator, no American Werewolf in London, no original Halloween...classics trump obscure films in my book

The remake of "The Thing" which was itself a remake of "The Thing from Another World" looks interesting, may have to check that out. The original is still one of my favorite classic movies. "In The Mouth of Madness" is at the top of my list as well, mostly just the general premise of the film itself. "Night of the Creeps" is also one of the classics of my youth. And I can't even remember what "The Stuff" is about its been so long since I have seen it. Maybe I can do a double feature of "The Stuff" and "The Fog" and throw in "The Thing From Another World" and "Them". HHmmmm.

Alice Sweet Alice, The Last Horror Movie, Macabre, Shutter, Wolf Creek

make sure at some point as a warm up to a flick, you watch the Fat Albert Halloween Special, which is on Netflix right now

@patrickklepek: Have you watched japanese horror flick Noroi? If not, you probably should! The thai horror movie called Alone from 2007 also is a great but very peculiar movie that didn't end the way I had guessed.

Also @Sin4profit's suggestion Shutter is awesome.

Some great picks, night of the Creeps has always been a fav of mine since I was kid. Probably because there's a scene where a corpse looks like Eddie of Iron Maiden

@evildeadron said:

no Paranormal Entity makes me sad, the scariest and most disturbing movie of the discovered footage genre

no Evil Dead 1 or 2, no ReAnimator, no American Werewolf in London, no original Halloween...classics trump obscure films in my book

Did you even read what Patrick wrote?

All the ones he listed as his mentions are great and everyone should see. Also Triangle is a great movie

damn that is a lot of horror movies. I thought you had just comeup with the title. I'll prolly see paranormal activity 3 and read the wiki of human centipede, that movie made me feel bad just reading about it.

This inspired me to make my own 30 Days list, but being more realistic it will probably be more like a 15 Every-Other-Day list. Now I just need to figure out which movies I'll put on mine. I'll probably go see Tucker & Dale vs. Evil because it's playing at midnight tonight and tomorrow at a theatre close to me.

As I looked through these flicks for like the third time I said to myself, wait....that man in the last video looks like Patrick. And lo and behold it was you! Awesome proposal idea and belated congratulations!

Huh, Joe Piscopo and Treat Williams in a Horror/Comedy? I should probably see that...

@patrickklepek:

Forgot to comment on the last vid. Congrats!

Trick r' Treat needs to be on this list.

@jacksmedulla said:

Trick r' Treat needs to be on this list.

I love that movie! I thought Trick 'r Treat was super good.

And I'm super easy to scare, so some of these trailers will be enough for me, thanks.

Woah, bold move proposing on stage like that - that took some guts I'm sure. Congratulations!

@evildeadron said:

no Paranormal Entity makes me sad, the scariest and most disturbing movie of the discovered footage genre

no Evil Dead 1 or 2, no ReAnimator, no American Werewolf in London, no original Halloween...classics trump obscure films in my book

Agreed

Great list to a point, but you were missing a lot of the great classics, but if your about educating those that need it in Horror, you have done a good job at giving them the 70's-80's genre's :)

@evildeadron said:

no Paranormal Entity makes me sad, the scariest and most disturbing movie of the discovered footage genre

I sincerely hope you mean PARANORMAL ACTIVITY because PARANORMAL ENTITY was The Asylum's piss-poor knock-off.