I was very much into horror movies as a kid. Our local rental would offer 5 older movies for 5 days for $5 and I would try to cherry-pick the racks. Seeing that Hellraiser diverted itself from your normal slasher formula, I started to become interested in Clive Barker who took to creating atmospheric horror with a twist of fables.
I don't really watch horror movies too often but its a weird childhood nostalgia. For example, I loved Joan Cusack in Addams Family as a villian. But who can forget?
I wouldn't call horror movie killers or sideshows villians just protagonist characters who have no real background like in about every saw movie jigsaw hardly had a real appearance other than those creepy short videos that plays before time limit flows illustrating what his victims must do if they want to live and every scream movie the masked killer wasn't the same person just someone else who plans to kill their target and like anyone that associates with their target or something other than that the killers in movies like this joke a lot with their victims
Yeah I think Freddy Kruegger is probably the best one... definitely not the scariest... but his story is pretty cool... plus his M. O. is definitely unique.
The idea of being killed in your sleep in a horrific way is pretty intense. It's like there is no escape... plus it allows so much more possibility in terms of grusomeness without getting too stupid...
Well, I watch more thriller than horror so I can sleep at night lol, but I've watched The Roommate many times. Maybe there's a touch of horror there, you can be the judge of that lol. The villian, spoiler alert, is Rebecca. She's not entirely sane, but she hides it very well. She's also scary, fearless, strong and smart. She's my fav. ^^
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Freddys funny but i dont support his racist pedophilic azz. I can't stand jason and michael cause the hoes never die. I like ghostface 😍 he's funny and can die. I also like santa from santas slay
What was the guy with the needles coming out of his face? Was that hellraiser? My roommate loved that movie and I never understood it. He would be my favorite villain only because I used to give my roommate crap about it. Chucky always freaked me out if that's what you're going for.
You guys know your horror flicks for sure! ===== although not officially referred to as such (... except in the final credits of the first two films), until within the storyline of "Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth", this rather tortured, yet domineering apparition is INDEED well-known as 'Pinhead', for obvious reasons...
... originally, he was a World War I British Army officer named Elliot Spenser, and in his obsessive desire to explore the taboos and forbidden nature of indivisible pleasure and pain, he naively opened the Lament Configuration puzzle box, found himself forever trapped within the bowels of Hell itself... eternally subservient to the god Leviathan... and finally, recruited to deliver further souls unto Hell, when called into service, by others, who obsessively and naively seek out the Box... and open it. 'Pinhead' essentially became a virtual demonic reflection and manifestation of Spenser's dark side, and a natural leader, suspectedly as a result of his military experience...
By the way, if horror movies had happy music, would they still be horror movies. I mean can you imagine seeing a scene where Jason is holding his chainsaw but, they're playing happy music behind it, instead of something scary sounding.
I grew up on Freddy, Jason, and Michael Myers. I much prefer the 80's slasher movies to the cgi stuff now. I guess my favorite would be Michael Myers though.
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