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Chankgeez wrote:Since Pelican stocked you up on the zombie titles, I'll add a few vampire ones:

Blacula

isn't that a comedy?

Vampyros Lesbos

lesbian vampires?

Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter

More blaxploitation than comedy on that one.

Blade

i sw that LONG ago and didn't really dig it, really think i should give it another shot?

I like it. Also Underworld, if only for Kate Beckinsale in a pleather jumpsuit.

haha yet another duh... i was dicking around at work and didn't have my shelves of DVDs in front of me. have 'em all.

also on tangent w/ that i was so disgusted by van helsing...

Watch at home. Not a movie, don't know if you like blackened melodic death metal. If not, mute the sound. The visual alone is just...

i'm almost as picky about metal as i am about hiphop... watched, music wasn't bad though i'm not much of a fan of vocal stuff like that (do love pig destroyer...), well done gory video but that wasn't zombies or vampires. it was fucked up religious metalheads with fetishes for blood & mutilation & such. chick did have nice perkies though.

I actually don't think that was the video. And the one I thought it was, I can't find

Zombie by Lucio Fulci. Look up all his movies if you haven't seen them. Fucking awesome director.

crohny wrote:Zombie by Lucio Fulci. Look up all his movies if you haven't seen them. Fucking awesome director.

Absolutely my favorite Zombie movie!! Highly Recommended - Fulci is a freaking awesome director. Plus Zombi has an unforgettable scene involving an eyeball!!



I dont know if anyone mentioned Dawn of the Dead - George Romero's zombie masterpiece from 1978. A must see of the zombie genre.

Local theater hear is doing a viewing of Zombie plus the original Maniac. Fucking pumped on that. House by the Cemetary is pretty zombie like. Not really, more ghoulish, but similar enough.

Fun fact, Fucli was dragged before a court to prove he did not murder a dog in one of his films due to it looking so realisitic. Think it took a couple months before they proved to the judge he wasn't a dog murderer and he finally had the prop guy find the fake dog they used.

crohny wrote:Fun fact, Fucli was dragged before a court to prove he did not murder a dog in one of his films due to it looking so realisitic. Think it took a couple months before they proved to the judge he wasn't a dog murderer and he finally had the prop guy find the fake dog they used.

The movie is A Lizard in A Woman's Skin from 1971.

House by the Cemetery is more a supernatural, ghost killer type movie. Here is a brilliant summary from some imdb user

"A deranged killer lives in the basement of an old mansion and pops out occasionally to commit grisly murders that include be-headings, ripped throats, and stabbings with a fireplace poker. The killer needs fresh body parts to rejuvenate his cells. He also has maggots for blood."

Yeah, like I said similiar enough but still not a zombie flick.