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Group Created On:: 1/24/04
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Do you like foreign horror films? Are you a fan of Dario Argento, Lucio Fulci, Jess Franco, or Jean Rollin? Are you a fan of sleazy foreign exploitation or of giallos? Then this is the group for you!

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Hey people	11/14/07	jdpennington1976
1 Comment Report to Moderator jdpennington1976 on 11/14/07 at 7:32 AM Hey anybody got any good ideas for my collection?I've already amassed a collection of Takashi Miike,Gozu,(nothing like watching a woman give birth to a full grown man!)Visitor Q,Ichi the Killer,all good stuff,an unusual movie by the title of Uzumaki about a small community that becomes obbsesed with spiral shapes leading to unusual events and some strange deaths.Please give me any ideas or films that you like. Thanks Jason:cool: 0 Replies Report to Moderator
-Unnamed Topic-	8/16/06	Sickman
1 Comment Report to Moderator Sickman on 8/16/06 at 5:51 AM I warmly invite U to participation in my horror movie quiz which U can find here: http://www.rottentomatoes.com/vine/journal_view.php?s=&journalid=296134&action=view&view=public#354170 0 Replies Report to Moderator
Zombie2 soundtrack	3/8/06	olaolaola
1 Comment Report to Moderator olaolaola on 3/8/06 at 4:47 AM Hi I'm looking for this image of an edtion of Fabio Frizzi's soundtrack to Zombie2 in quite good resolution.. http://www.vidjunkie.com/images/cd_zombie.jpg this version was released on Splinter records in just 1000 copies and i can't find anyone who has it... The reason I need it as for a zombie/cannibal tattoo i'm working on and i need the lower part of it.. So if you have this picture or the soundtrack and could email it to me i would be really thankfull... thanx.. /OLA goryfied@hotmail.com 0 Replies Report to Moderator
Now Watching?	4/17/04	Demoniac
2 Comments Report to Moderator Demoniac on 4/17/04 at 10:33 AM What is everyone watching at the moment? I'm not watching anything right now, but I might pop in ILSA, SHE WOLF OF THE SS and watch it with commentary. 1 Reply Report to Moderator Shiver of the Vampires on 4/26/04 at 8:57 PM As soon as the Simpsons are over I'm gonna hit my bed and throw in Requium for a Vampire. 0 Replies Report to Moderator
Recommended Japanese Films?	2/1/04	Demoniac
6 Comments Report to Moderator Demoniac on 2/1/04 at 5:08 PM What Japanese films do you recommend to a "newbie?" I've already seen RINGU and some of the Godzilla films, but what others would you recommend? I've heard AUDITION is very good, and I've also heard very good things about THE EYE. What do you think? 5 Replies Report to Moderator cira on 2/6/04 at 10:06 AM Audition is good if you have a very strong stomach. It's not my type at all. I'm more into subtle horror as in unsettling more than straight gore as a general rule. But I've known many people who did love Audition. Some good movies to start out with that are along the same vein as Ring: From Japan - Kairo, Dark Water From Korea - A Tale of Two Sisters, Whispering Corridors, The Wishing Stairs. From China - The Eye, Bio-Zombie horror/comedy, Temegotchi, Visible Secret From Thailand - The Hotel 0 Replies Report to Moderator Demoniac on 2/7/04 at 11:33 AM Thanks for the recommendations! I'll look into these. I enjoyed RINGU, but I'm still kind of unsure about how much I enjoyed it. I definitely have a strong stomach (you can see that by looking at my DVD collection) so AUDITION might be my kind of movie. 0 Replies Report to Moderator Timiny on 2/9/04 at 8:20 PM Definitely see A Tale Of Two Sisters! Don't forget Ju On too. 0 Replies Report to Moderator jdpennington1976 on 11/14/07 at 7:41 AM The eye is good there is also a sequel to that film,Audition is awsome,starts slow but is well worth the wait,trust me.Also check out a film titled Neighbor no.13,about a man with split personality's.All kinds of good stuff out there,If you join Netflix that is probably BY FAR the best source for foriegn horror films,they have it all and you can read reviews on every film and watch a preview if there is one.Or look around on E-bay if you want to purchase. 0 Replies Report to Moderator jdpennington1976 on 11/14/07 at 7:44 AM If you are looking into shock horror check out the rest of the Takashi Miike collection,Gozu(A woman gives birth to a full-grown man)Visitor Q,Ichi The Killer(all kinds of depravity in this one)but theses are movies for people not easily offended for sure!I can watch about anything. 0 Replies Report to Moderator
Goblin a Key to many Italian films!	1/25/04	GhostInTheDarkness
3 Comments Report to Moderator GhostInTheDarkness on 1/25/04 at 10:54 PM Many of the Italian films I've seen have had great scores by Goblin. Goblin to me really add's some great atmosphere to many of the films! And I really enjoy there stuff. Thought abotu picking up the 3 disc Suspira set with the complete Soundtrack on cd. Thought that might be a good pick up. 2 Replies Report to Moderator Demoniac on 1/26/04 at 11:05 AM You might want to rent it first though, because the movie definitely isn't for everyone, as I said before. I agree with you about Goblin though. Their collaborations with Dario Argento are always fantastic (especially DEEP RED and TENEBRE), but I also love their non-Argento stuff, too. They did great work on DAWN OF THE DEAD. 0 Replies Report to Moderator GhostInTheDarkness on 1/27/04 at 12:42 AM Yeah, that was another one that I was gonna mention that had some great work by Goblin. 0 Replies Report to Moderator
Favorite Dario Argento Film?	1/25/04	Demoniac
6 Comments Report to Moderator Demoniac on 1/25/04 at 12:18 PM What is your favorite Dario Argento movie? Mine would have to be a tie between DEEP RED and TENEBRE, since I love them both equally. 4 Replies Report to Moderator GhostInTheDarkness on 1/25/04 at 10:54 PM Sadly the only Arento I've seen is Deep Red and it blew my socks off. I really want to see Suspira as well. 0 Replies Report to Moderator Demoniac on 1/26/04 at 11:02 AM You really should try to see it. I have the Limited Edition DVD, that has the movie on one disc, a documentary on the second disc, and the soundtrack is the third disc (which is a CD). It's a film that's not for everyone, but you'd probably enjoy it. I think it's pretty darn scary. 0 Replies Report to Moderator Swiss Cheese on 1/26/04 at 5:55 PM Ryan you should know my favorites: 1. Opera 2. Tenebre 3. Profondo Rosso 4. Suspiria 5. Phenomena 6. Inferno 1 Reply Report to Moderator Demoniac on 1/26/04 at 6:46 PM Haha, yup. Glad to see some love for INFERNO. :) 0 Replies Report to Moderator deepredpictures on 1/27/04 at 12:38 PM My favorite Argnto film is Suspiria, but Deep Red and Inferno are up there. 0 Replies Report to Moderator
-Unnamed Topic-	1/24/04	fabfunk
4 Comments Report to Moderator fabfunk on 1/24/04 at 3:32 PM Is it just me or is the ending to Fulci's THE BEYOND the greatest horror movie ending of all time? 3 Replies Report to Moderator Demoniac on 1/24/04 at 4:01 PM Oh no, I agree. It's definitely up there with the best (although I'd say the ending to CARRIE is my all-time favorite). I love the way it really has no ending at all, just hangs there for you to interpret it. I recently watched THE BEYOND again, and it's weaker than I originally thought, with mediocre special effects and acting (although I love Catriona MacColl). But the atmosphere is stupendous, and it's still up there as one of Fulci's best. 0 Replies Report to Moderator GhostInTheDarkness on 1/24/04 at 11:05 PM I'd have to say its way up there on there as far as being one of the best endings in a horror film. I don't know if I'd consider it to be the best though. 0 Replies Report to Moderator Swiss Cheese on 1/25/04 at 7:43 AM The ending is quite excellent. It's very bleak and ambiguous, it leaves it up to you to decide what happens to them. One can only assume that they are stuck in "the beyond." I love the score too, very epic and haunting. 0 Replies Report to Moderator
Introduction and Rules	1/24/04	Demoniac
2 Comments Report to Moderator Demoniac on 1/24/04 at 3:17 PM Thanks for joining Foreign Horror, it should turn out to be a wonderful group. There are a few things, however, that should be discussed right off the bat, such as the rules. I won't be strict or anything but any successful group, in my eyes, needs to have some kind of moderation. First off and probably most importantly, be nice to everyone. I don't mind a couple little arguments here and there, but any insulting comments will not be tolerated. If you have a problem with someone, take it to private messages. Also, I don't care if you stray a little off topic. Although this is a group for foreign horror films, I don't mind if there is a thread on American films or even something that isn't about films at all. Finally, have a good time. If you have any problems, feel free to send me a private message. 1 Reply Report to Moderator punky_rox on 9/20/04 at 5:07 PM Hey remember (just watched a old vhs I still had) "Creepers" Jennifer Connelly was like 15 or something like that anyway ...I think this was filmed in Europe & it gave me the "creeps" once again remembering back the 1st time I watched it 5th grade birthday sleepover Me & my best friend at the time had to sleep w/all the lights on in the house. & I almost forgot Motorhead did like the whole music soundtrack for it..I remember cuz I boy I had a crush on at the time wore a Motorhead t shirt...is that not a silly...anyway I had to tell & I thought this group would be just right place to do so....hehe.. 0 Replies Report to Moderator

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