Top Ten Tuesdays

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Paul Zombie

not a massive fan either, and i thought Casino was incredibly annoying with that
endless narration. Goodfellas had it as well but wasn't quite as annoying.

The narration does end – you just have to wait a while!

It must be a subjective thing because I generally like films with voice-overs, whether it's the two you mentioned, A Scanner Darkly, A Clockwork Orange, Sunset Boulevard, Fight Club, or, most recently, Deadpool 2.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Paul Zombie

finding 10 horrors from 1964 is very difficult as well. i only just managed to scrape these 10 together.

1) Masque of the Red Death.
2) Blood and Black lace.
3) The Black Torment.
4) Nightmare.
5) The Gorgon.
6) The Long hair of Death.
7) Evil of frankenstein.
8) Tomb of Ligea.
9) Curse of the Mummys tomb.
10) Two thousand maniacs.

If you haven't seen either Onibaba or Kwaidan, then you should add them to your wish list ASAP. Japanese horror cinema didn't begin with Ringu!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Top 10 Horror Films released in 1964

The Black Torment*
Blood and Black Lace
The Long Hair of Death
The Masque of the Red Death
Witchcraft
Devil Doll
The Last Man on Earth
At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul
The Tomb of Ligeia
Cave of the Living Dead

Quite a thin year in terms of what i would call classics. Aside from the top four the rest are pretty interchangeable.

[MrBarlow]

Martin Scorsese movies

Taxi Driver 1976
Raging Bull 1980
After Hours 1985
Goodfellas 1990
Cape Fear 1991
Casino 1995
The Departed 2006

That's all the film's he has made that I have seen

[Paul Zombie]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

The narration does end – you just have to wait a while!

It must be a subjective thing because I generally like films with voice-overs, whether it's the two you mentioned, A Scanner Darkly, A Clockwork Orange, Sunset Boulevard, Fight Club, or, most recently, Deadpool 2.

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

If you haven't seen either Onibaba or Kwaidan, then you should add them to your wish list ASAP. Japanese horror cinema didn't begin with Ringu!

i don't have a problem with a bit of narration, but it did seem to go on for ages in that film. and just when you thought it had stopped it started up again.


and i can't comment at all on those Japanese films. never seen them, sorry.

[MrBarlow]

Horror movies from 1964

Children Of The Damned
Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte
The Curse Of The Mummy's Tomb
The Gorgon
The Crypt Of The Vampire
The Evil Of Frankenstein
The Last Man On Earth
The Masque of Red Death
The Night Walker
The Tomb Of Ligeia

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Paul Zombie

i can't comment at all on those Japanese films. never seen them, sorry.

Kwaidan is perhaps a bit of a cheat because it was apparently premiered at Toho on December 29, 1974 and went on general release in most territories in 1975, but it is a great anthology movie. Onibaba is definitely a 1974 film and one of the most intense and scariest (if you are in the right mood) horror films ever made. Both come highly recommended from me and, looking at his list, from bizarre_eye.

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Quite a thin year in terms of what i would call classics.

I scoff at your 'thin'!

You need to check out Onibaba despite your indifference towards Japanese cinema

[bleakshaun]

Goodfellas
Mean Streets
Taxi Driver
Casino
Raging Bull
Gangs of New York
The Wolf of Wall Street
Hugo
The Last Temptation of Christ
The Departed

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[Crimson Blade]

1964 Horror Films.

1. The Masque of The Red Death.
2. The Gorgon.
3. Nightmare.
4. Castle of The Living Dead.
5. The Black Torment.
6. Castle of Blood.
7. The Long Hair of Death.
8. The Night Walker.
9. The Evil of Frankenstein.
10. The Tomb of Ligeia.

Martin Scorsese.

1. Goodfellas(1990).
2. Taxi Driver(1976).
3. Cape Fear(1991).
4. After Hours(1985).
5. Casino(1995).
6. The Departed(2006).
7. Raging Bull(1980).
8. Mean Streets(1973).
9. Gangs of New York(2002).
10. The Color of Money(1986).

Some of these films, i haven't seen for years. And i barely remember them to be honest.