Showing posts with label Great Moments in Horror. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Great Moments in Horror. Show all posts

Great Moments: Peeping Tom (1960)



An intense moment from Michael Powell's classic thriller, Peeping Tom! Although the film was violently criticized at the time of its original release, it has since been hailed as one of the most daring and provocative thrillers of its time, and a film classic. What are your favorite moments from the film?

Great Moments: Subspecies 3 (1994)



This elegant moment encapsulates the Gothic beauty of Ted Nicolaou's Subspecies series. Radu and Michele strictly contrast one another as beauty and the beast. What are your favorite moments from the Subspecies films?

Great Moments: The Bone Snatcher (2003)



Sudden, shocking, and unsuspected, this moment in Horror comes to us from 2003's The Bone Snatcher, which is criminally-overlooked within the genre. What are your favorite moments from the film?

Great Moments: A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 (1987)



The first few Freddy films offer brilliantly-creative death scenes that are always as interesting to watch as they are horrifying and cruel. This poor puppeteer has his strings pulled by Freddy Kruger after finally falling asleep. What are your favorite moments from the film?

Great Moments: Killer Klowns from Outer Space (1988)



Another brilliant gag from the Chiodo Brothers' camp classic, Killer Klowns from Outer Space! You don't want to be part of this puppet show, that's for sure. What are your favorite moments from the film?

Great Moments: Donnie Darko (2001)



Donnie fears that his grip on reality is slacking when he attempts to confront Frank the Bunny in this defining moment from the film. What are your favorite scenes from Donnie Darko?

Great Moments: City of the Living Dead (1980)



When it comes to zombie gore cinema, no one does it better than Fulci. This disgusting display can be seen in City of the Living Dead, the first part in Fulci's Gates of Hell trilogy. What are your favorite moments from the film?

Great Moments: The Wolf Man (1941)



Beware the moon! This classic movie moment is brought to us, of course, by Universal's The Wolf Man, from 1941. The moody mists and moonlight scenery make this the perfect Gothic centerpiece in the film.

Great Moments: Jaws (1975)



Within the first five minutes of Jaws, director Steven Spielberg is able to instantly make anyone terrified to go into the water. Denise Cheshire is proud to be called the 'First Victim' after starring in this iconic movie moment. What are your favorite scenes from Jaws?

Great Moments: Motel Hell (1980)



Ol' Farmer Vincent isn't one to let his meat runaway on him, so he has to rely on his trusty chainsaw to do the dirty work in Motel Hell! This camp classic from 1980 is an entertaining gem that is always waiting to be discovered by new generations of Horror fans. What are your favorite moments from Motel Hell?

Great Moments: The Phantom of the Opera (1925)



This iconic image from The Phantom of the Opera single-handedly demonstrates the incredible talent of Lon Chaney, Sn. as both skilled makeup artist and pantomime. What are your favorite moments from The Phantom of the Opera?

Great Moments: Ms. 45 (1981)



Thana poses with her new best friend before embarking on a bloody murder spree in Ms. 45! Is Thana justified in her murderous rampage? What are your favorite movie moments from Ms. 45?

Great Moments: Evil Aliens (2005)



Jack West pulls no punches in the absurdist horror/comedy, Evil Aliens! This non-stop gorefest features more blood and bodily fluids than any one human can rightfully handle. What are your favorite moments from Evil Aliens?

Great Moments: 28 Days Later (2002)



When Jim awakens, the world has been devastated by the Rage virus, leaving the London city streets decimated by the disease. This chilling moment was caught in the early hours of the morning by director Danny Boyle.

Great Moments: A Clockwork Orange (1971)



Stanley Kubrick's classic has produced a number of iconic images, such as the one pictured above. Is this the 'final solution' to violence that society has been searching for? What is your favorite scene from A Clockwork Orange?

Great Moments: Cemetery Man (1994)



Francesco Dellamorte finds true love amongst the dead in the Buffalora Cemetery, with these glowing orbs drowning the lovers in an eerie blue light. What are your favorite moments from Cemetery Man?

Great Moments: I Spit On Your Grave (1978)



I Spit On Your Grave should be required viewing at each of the local prisons as a deterrent for sexual assault and violence. In the Rape/Revenge film, it takes the most horrible and distasteful crimes to warrant such brutal revenge, and here, Jennifer Hills shows us which fitting punishment she has selected for her male transgressors.

Great Moments: Deer Woman (2005)



John Landis brings back all of the same great humor that has been missing since An American Werewolf in London while directing Deer Woman as part of the Masters of Horror television series. This absurd moment stands out as one of the highlights of the first season.

Great Moments: Intruder (1989)



Director Scott Spiegel took all of the right cues from childhood friend Sam Raimi in his first feature-length film, Intruder! This late-80s slasher offers tons of creative camera placements, but even more outrageous gore. It is a must-see for slasher fans!

Great Moments: Pet Sematary 2 (1992)



If you grew up in the 90's, this image has surely haunted you since childhood. While Pet Sematary 2 may not live up to the original, entirely, it does produce several disturbing moments that will chill you to the bone. What is your favorite scene from Pet Sematary 2?