Episode 15:
That Fellow In The Coat: Halloween Special That Fellow In The Coat gives a brief history of the horror film just in time for Halloween.
Date And Time: 2011-09-19 13:57:25
Comment: People need to stop saying that Nightmare on Elm Street was inspired by Halloween, it's absolute BS. Wes Craven has never seen one single horror film during that time, except for Night of the Living Dead in the 60's. This is the same guy who got the reptuation of Master of Horror from his first horror movie Last House on the Left. The majority of his movie were religously related as he was raised by Catholics, the kind that say "Praise Jesus or you will go to Hell." I could go on but there is so much to say. Just read his biography The Man and His Nightmares and watch Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy.
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Date And Time: 2011-06-26 22:54:08
Comment: I have to say that my favorite horror comedy is young frankenstein, but I also like abbot and costello meet frandenstein. Gremlins is my favorite. My favorite movie of all time is the origional version of the phantom of the opera, which I don't consider a horror film, because its more of a hunchback of notre dame type, which is not horror. It's a little refreshing to not go over the classic b&w films, because those have already been talked to death.
Name: ClassicKid
Date And Time: 2011-06-12 18:51:13
Comment: You were dressed up like AVGN at the end.
Name: Eduardo
Date And Time: 2010-10-25 21:30:22
Comment: Return of the Living Dead was the one that introduced fast-paced zombies. Despite Psycho as the first slasher, both Black Christmas and Silent Night Bloody Night introduced the slasher genre in 1974, 4 years before Halloween. You should do more research.
Name: Eustatia
Date And Time: 2010-09-12 14:08:29
Comment: As far as zombies are concerned, I maintain that Frankenstein's creation is a zombie. He's made from the parts of seven dead men and brought to life by a mad scientist. Frankenstein's creation is a zombie!
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Date And Time: 2010-06-11 20:42:48
Comment: I am surprised you said that you liked supenatural horror films and didn't mention Poltergeist Rosemary's Baby. And what about the sci-fi horror films like the Thing and Alien
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Date And Time: 2010-06-11 20:14:06
Comment: Friday the 13th is a copy of Halloween! That wouldn't be such a problem if at least the film was good. But not only it wasn't scary but it was exactly the same over and over, every scene is just like the other and ALL TH FRIDAY THE 13TH MOVIES ARE EXACTLY THE SAME!
Name: Yosihi4love
Date And Time: 2010-05-27 23:38:39
Comment: I like horror movies that deal with the human mind and pychological problems. The Supernatural and the inner demons. But I have a guilty love for Slasher flicks. ( Are You Afraid of the Dark used to scare the mess out of me. )
Name: Private
Date And Time: 2009-12-07 16:53:22
Comment: The creatures in The Evil Dead are deadites which are corpses possesed by demons, not zombies. Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Black Christmas brought slasher genre in the 70s. Plan 9 is actually science fiction not horror. And what about 28 Days Later? That's made before Dawn of the Dead remake. You forgot Goosebumps and Tales from the Crypt.
Name: Cronos
Date And Time: 2009-11-06 18:29:14
Comment: You should know that it was Pamela Voorhees was the killer in the original Friday The 13th, Jason didn't appear til the sequel. You should of mentioned Tales From The Crypt it's super scary.
Name: Eoghan
Date And Time: 2009-10-10 16:26:50
Comment: You should see Rosemary's Baby it's scary as shit. Night of the Living Dead is inspired by Richard Matheson's "I Am Legend".
Name: Quilty
Date And Time: 2009-09-17 23:46:20
Comment: wow good ending with the Gremlims idea laughs and music