shoegaze

That is a fantastic list Patetico..

Just fantastic.. a couple i don't agree with, but most i do. I like the fact that the list has movies from 1922 to now.

I would have added Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, the silent version. It has the most amazing sets. If you ever wondered where Tim Burton got his ideas, that's where.

"43. "Habit," 1997. Chilling low budget vampire film about a young man who is either becoming a vampire or an alcoholic. It's up to you to decide. Director, Larry Fessenden went on the direct "The Wendigo" which was nearly astriguing. "

I am going to check this out. Have you ever seen Martin? A similar idea.. extremly well done by Romero

I've been meaning to watch Dagon
it's on my netflix queue

I hear it's too much torture. My friend was telling me that after you watch the first torture scene, everything else isn't startling.


I just re-watched Cannibal Holocaust and Audition the other day.. and if you want scenes that are hard to watch... watch those.

Strange, I remember reading part of that list in the Star.
I rarely remember much from the Star.


Cannibal Holocaust is perhaps the only movie I've ever seen that made me physically ill.