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Post by BrodietheSlayer on Feb 4, 2019 2:37:49 GMT -5
ROUND ONE:
1919-1922-----Nosferatu 1923-1926-----The Phantom of the Opera 1927-1929-----The Man Who Laughs
1930-1932-----Frankenstein 1933-1934-----King Kong 1935-1936-----The Bride of Frankenstein 1937-1939-----Son of Frankenstein
1940-1941-----The Wolf Man 1942-1943-----Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man 1944-1945-----The Monster Maker 1946-1949-----House of Horrors/Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein (tie)
1950-1954-----Creature From the Black Lagoon 1955-1956-----Invasion of the Body Snatchers/Night of the Hunter (tie) 1957-----------The Curse of Frankenstein 1958-----------Dracula
We end the 1950's here with 1959. Vote for your favorite, and, as always, explain your choice (if you like), as well as mention any other movies you might have seen on this list, below.
We will also accept Write in Votes (although, please mention it as such) for movies not included on the list I'm getting the choices off of. However, I will not remove any from the list (I can't by that point), so, if you want to make your case why a certain movie isn't a horror film, make it. Hell, you might end up swaying a few voters from going in that direction, but I can't/won't remove it from the list or DQ it.
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Post by Big DSR Energy on Feb 4, 2019 3:49:07 GMT -5
A BUCKET OF BLOOD is my pick, in honor of the recently passed Dick Miller!
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Post by burdette25159 on Feb 4, 2019 6:30:36 GMT -5
I chose House on Haunted Hill
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Post by Joker on Feb 4, 2019 7:12:16 GMT -5
Easily the Hammer Mummy film, it's really good and much better than the Universal one.
Side note: Attack of the Giant leeches is hilariously bad.
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Post by BrodietheSlayer on Feb 5, 2019 2:43:57 GMT -5
As I kind of figured, the original House on Haunted Hill won this one. That one got my vote, as Vincent Price is the man, and HOHH is a fun movie. I do enjoy that Bucket of Blood and Plan 9 From Outer Space got some decent votes as well. Well, it's time to leave the 1950's and head into the most trans-formative decade, in life as well as pop culture, in American history....the 1960's.
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