The horror film: Either love or hate. For a horror movie fans heart palpitations, ie edge-of-your-seat excitement, while non-fans equate a horror movie with his hands over his eyes and a "do not wait for this thing to more" feeling. One thing is certain: You want to not only watch a horror movie.
The Classics
The horror genre is the classic full, but these are our favorites for horror movies that never get old:
1.Frankenstein - The 1931 classic with Boris Karloff as the monster and Colin Clive as the obsessed scientist Dr. Henry Frankenstein will always be cited as the best film of all time fear. Best line of the movie? Bones of Frankenstein tingling cry: "Behold, He is running .... It's alive. She is alive, alive, alive alive!"
2. Dracula - Another classic horror film released in 1931, played Bela Lugosi as Count Dracula in the movie "Dracula". This is Bela Lugosi'sCooling, as the title character that is timeless in this film. Best line of the movie? "I am Dracula. I welcome you."
3. Psycho - The shower scene with Janet Leigh is forever in the minds of those who in this 1960 Alfred Hitchcock classic etched look. Even today, Anthony Perkins Norman Bates and Vera Miles as Lila Crane makes the goose bumps. Best line of the movie? Scream Janet Leigh, of course. Second best line? "Said Norman Bates"Mom ... What's the word?" It's not really her today. "
4. Peter Cushing films tell - some that Peter Cushing has seen the best player in the horror genre has ever. Published in almost 60 horror movies, his successful films as "Dr. Terror's House of Horrors," "The Evil of Frankenstein," flows "Scream and Scream Again" and "The House of the blood.
5. Christopher Lee movies - with more than 90 scary movies of his claimfor some people, Christopher Lee defined the genre. From "The Curse of Frankenstein" and "Dracula" to "The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll" and "Theater of Death", Christopher Lee scared generations of viewers.
The next generation
The next generation of lines of scary movies, blood in the cruel nail-biting tension to this malaise in the lower stomach, like, screaming at the screen: "Do not open this gate!" Some of our favorites:
1.Halloween - Hair never feels safe after this classic John Carpenter. Guided by some as the best slasher of all time, "Halloween" has the debut of Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode marked. Best line of the movie? "Two roadblocks and an all-points bulletin would not stop for about five years."
Film 2 Books by Stephen King - Stephen King's sometimes so much fear that you can not bear (to turn the tide but you can not bear not!). FilmAdaptations of his books bring the horror to life. When Sissy Spacek as Carrie White get the ultimate revenge PROM or Kathy Bates as Annie Wilkes, stalking James Caan as Paul Sheldon in "Misery", horror film based on Stephen King books, and heart-in-your-throat terribly. And some, like "The Shining", an exciting story with the skill of director Stanley KUBRIC combined may produce the terrifying films of all time.
3. Friday 13 - GoodSome dispute the quality of the film - and certainly its consequences, "Friday the 13th" remains a classic. Published in 1980, this horror film set the bar for slasher films. Best line of the movie? Betsy Palmer: Pamela Voorhees, said: "She dropped him. Have you ever taken out. Look at what you've done for him. You see what you have done for him." Horror Movie Cinema - scary or in general - are very popular. From the early classic "The Amityville Horror"and "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre", the genre really is something for everyone. Or at least someone loves, the roller coaster ride that adrenaline has a great horror film.
