Last Great Euro Horror You Watched?

[ArgentoFan1987]

What was the last great EuroHorror you watched.

Mine was probably Dead Snow (Død Snø).

[Demoncrat]

The Night Evelyn Came Out Of The Grave
La Setta Donna (Last House On The Beach)
Giallo A Venezia
Inferno (once a year at least)
Macabre (if only for Victoria Zinny's horrific acting hahaha)
Twitch Of The Death Nerve.

Mate saw this at cinema (lucky swine) and said YOU have to see this, trailer looks "yellowish" no??

[ArgentoFan1987]

Originally Posted by Demoncrat

The Night Evelyn Came Out Of The Grave
La Setta Donna (Last House On The Beach)
Giallo A Venezia
Inferno (once a year at least)
Macabre (if only for Victoria Zinny's horrific acting hahaha)
Twitch Of The Death Nerve.

Mate saw this at cinema (lucky swine) and said YOU have to see this, trailer looks "yellowish" no??

looks ineresting. Not been to the pictures in YEARS! Last think I saw was Quantum of Solace and before that Cabin Fever.

[Demoncrat]

Originally Posted by ArgentoFan1987

looks ineresting. Not been to the pictures in YEARS! Last think I saw was Quantum of Solace and before that Cabin Fever.

Mate gets to go more than me, but very rarely plugs stuff, as he knows about my passions haha. It does "float my boat" certainly.

[Make Them Die Slowly]

LIVID. Utterly spellbinding weirdness, once you get pass the first 40 minutes or so.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Watched Tenebrae again the other night.

Always an enjoyable watch.

[Crimson Blade]

The most recent Euro horror i saw was Eros Puglielli's Eyes of Crystal. One of the better more recent giallos.

[Robert W]

Terror Creatures From The Grave.

Don't know if anyone's ever noticed this, but this film seems as though it might have been a strong influence on the film Burial Ground.

[ArgentoFan1987]

Originally Posted by Robert W

Terror Creatures From The Grave.

Don't know if anyone's ever noticed this, but this film seems as though it might have been a strong influence on the film Burial Ground.

The last great Euro horror I watched was The Skin I Live in. Fantastic film.

[James Morton]

saw some time ago TENEBRE and VIDOCQ
two films i never ever get tired of watching
brilliant films