9/24/2017 0 Comments Horror Movies Names English![]() The Amityville Horror (1. IMDb. Edit. Based on a true story that was claimed by writer Jay Anson, The Amityville Horror is about a large house on the coast of Long Island where newlyweds George and Kathy Lutz and their three children move into the house that they hope will be their dream house which ends up in terror. Despite full disclosure by the real estate agent of the house's history, George and Kathy buy the house. Demonology list with 395 demons, devils, & evil spirits with demon names, descriptions, images, & demon name meanings. Evil names list. Directed by Andrew Douglas. With Ryan Reynolds, Melissa George, Jimmy Bennett, Jesse James. Newlyweds are terrorized by demonic forces after moving into a large house. Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens (translated as Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror; or simply Nosferatu) is a 1922 German Expressionist horror film, directed by F. George says, "Houses don't have memories," but they turn to their family priest Father Delaney who believes the house is haunted and performs an exorcism on the house. But the evil spirit in the house causes him to become blind and makes him very sick. With the help of another priest Father Bolen and a police detective, George and Kathy face the fears of the house, but not knowing the spirit is planning to possess George and then the children.. Written by. < Blythe. Plot Summary|Plot Synopsis. Taglines. Houses don't have memories. With buckets of corn syrup and red food coloring being thrown at our screens, just what are the bloodiest horror movies of all time?![]() Bloodiest Horror Movies Of All Time. Rev up the chainsaw and prepare for some carnage because there are bucket loads of fun to had in Hollywood. The horror genre is positively dripping in blood. While those boys from Scream may tell you it’s just corn syrup and food coloring, having fake blood splashed across cinema screens still doesn’t keep some viewers from feeling woozy. From Sam Raimi, Drag Me to Hell is one of my favorite horror movies ever made, an endlessly inventive fusion of a thriller and a live-action cartoon. With the likes of chestbursting xenomorphs and evil clowns stalking our nightmares, even some of horror’s biggest names haven’t got a grip on some of these truly bloody horror flicks. One run- in with the horror these movies have on offer: razor- sharp piranhas, Jigsaw traps, and the obligatory creepy forest cabin will offer up more blood than many horror franchises spill in a lifetime. We’re talking quantity, not quality here. Lay down the tarp, get out the Vanish Oxi Action, and prepare yourselves for a blood- soaked bonanza of 1. Bloodiest Horror Movies Of All Time. A Nightmare On Elm Street. As we look back on Robert Englund’s formative performance as Freddy Krueger, it oozes with ‘8. However, one scene above all sticks out as making A Nightmare on Elm Street a film that’s tough to beat in the blood and horror stakes, even today. Eagle- eyed fans will have spotted a young Johnny Depp as Nancy’s potential BF Glen, but thanks to the nightmare- stalking child- killer, Glen wasn’t long for this world. The bedroom scene of Glen’s demise offers one hell of a way to go, as the gloved Freddy pulls him into the bed and sprays out a fountain of blood afterward. Pioneering for its time, Wes Craven was reportedly inspired by Kubrick’s The Shining but wanted to go one step further. Building a rotating set, the crew were suspended upside down as 8. It was a one shot take, with Craven and his crew inside the room. According to the documentary Never Sleep Again, the weight of the water caused the set to spin on its axis, blowing the power and trapping the crew upside down in the perilous situation – well, it was worth the sacrifice. Johnny Depp and Elm Street have a lot to thank Glen’s death scene for. House Of 1. 00. 0 Corpses. Rob Zombie may be known for a good splatter- fest, but his work on 2. House of 1. 00. 0 Corpses is something else entirely. Following the madcap Firefly Family, Zombie spins the tired hillbilly trope on its head with a light- hearted version of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. A group of stranded teens are sold the legend of Dr. Satan, a disturbed doctor who butchered his patients, before taking a trip on a “realistic” fairground ride to tell his gory history. Sid Haig excels as the lunatic clown Captain Spaulding, but the real horror only begins in the final third of the film. The vomit- inducing gore factor is offset by the fact that all our main cast are subjected to the horrors of Dr. Satan’s lair while dressed as fluffy bunny rabbits – there is a crazy dark humor of seeing the teens witness the horror of live operations before their eyes while dressed as household pets. With controversial scenes of dissection, foul language, and even masturbation, the film was so violent that it was originally shelved after filming wrapped in 2. Zombie managed to re- purchase the rights and sell it to Lionsgate, but even that didn’t stop a slew of damning reviews. As an underground film, House of 1. Corpses went on to become known as one of the sickest movies out there and even spun an equally violent (but not quite as bloody) sequel, The Devil’s Rejects. Hatchet IIIWait, there were three of these?
While Adam Green’s Hatchet series never really moved into the mainstream of Freddy or Jigsaw, Kane Hodder’s performance as swamp- dwelling Victor Crowley didn’t pull any punches (just organs) in Hatchet III. The first two films had contained a “Who’s Who” of horror stars past, but despite a cameo from Sid Haig, the third entry seemed to be running out of ideas. Their answer: throw buckets of blood at it. Set on an island literally covered with entrails, the kills are imaginative, shocking, and blood- soaked. It is mainly unnamed cops who are ripe for the offing, meaning that we don’t really care. However, with dispatch not just carried out by the titular hatchet, it’s one hell of a gruesome runtime. A one- eyed officer having his head carved in two, only to see the brain plop out onto the floor, someone being physically ripped in half, or everyone’s favorite – having your head blown apart by a defibrillator. Hatchet III by most accounts is a horrendous film, but when you look at its kills, it is actually “bloody” fantastic. ![]() Carrie. The red stuff flows from scene one in 1. Carrie, leaving behind a legacy as one of the best horror films out there, and a great adaptation of Stephen King’s novel. Sissy Spacek was wonderfully awkward as the blood- soaked lead, while the film will be remembered for one scene in particular – those poor lil’ piggies. Carrie’s prom scene, where buckets of pig’s blood are dumped over her by school bullies, goes down as one of the most memorable horror scenes out there. The poor girl never saw it coming, and neither did the audience. Although the “pigs’ blood” was just a mix of karo syrup and food coloring, that doesn’t make Spacek’s dedication to the role any less impressive. Taking days to films and wanting to keep the continuity, Spacek refused to change her clothes and actually slept in her bloody prom outfit until filming the scene had wrapped… three days later. Spacek was also reportedly willing to have the crew pour real blood over her to keep the scene’s authenticity. She is damn lucky it was Brian De Palma directing and not Stanley Kubrick – he probably would have donated the blood himself. ABCs Of Death 2. Everyone loves a good horror anthology, but the ABCs of Death series is often overlooked. Taking 2. 6 different directors and giving them each a letter of the alphabet to weave their horror magic over is an inspired idea. ABCs of Death was a good first attempt, but for real horror, head to its 2. Ranging from ravenous badgers, right the way through to having your neck hacked off with a blunt axe, ABCs of Death 2 starts with “A for Amateur” and ends with “Z for Zygote.” It’s a stomach- churning take on the horror anthology – imagine Creepshow on Acid. There is a bloody smorgasbord along the way, such as a prostitute stabbing a screwdriver through someone’s neck in “V is for Vacation,” or the incomprehensible horror of stop- motion “D is for Deloused.” Ironically, it is Chris Nash’s “Z” segment that offers the most violent of ends. As a woman staves off her unborn child’s arrival in an isolated cabin, the fetus grows to full- size inside her. Deciding it wants out, the child pushes inside its mother, forcing out blood, bones, and vital organs, to wear her like a human suit. ABCs of Death 2 does that great thing that a truly bloody horror film does: it puts you right off your dinner! Freddy Vs. Jason. The second (and final) inclusion of Englund’s pizza- faced killer may seem like an odd choice, but with an actual “blood bath” scene, Freddy vs. Jason had to make the cut. Using over 3. 00 gallons of fake blood, Freddy vs. Jason combined the killing sprees of two of cinema’s biggest boogeymen with oodles of blood- spurting fountains – even Freddy gets a bloody bye- bye. The film starts with the usual Friday the 1. Freddy kills. There is the peak of Kelly Rowland’s acting career when she has her nose ripped from her face, and the machete- wielding rave scene massacre; however, the film’s bloodiest death doesn’t even happen in real time. Zack Ward’s character torments his brother Mark in a bath filled with blood in a flashback of his suicide off- screen, while Mark eventually gets an equally grisly goodbye as the blood- soaked bathroom also becomes his tomb thanks to Freddy. If you can ignore the CGI caterpillar and Rowland’s acting, Fv. J is actually better than it gets credit for. Frontier(s)It is time to go a little continental with Xavier Gens and his French frightener Frontier(s). While it may not be particularly original, if you could ever call a horror film a “must watch,” then Frontier(s) is right up there, with is ultra- gory romp through the French countryside. As a group of young thieves escape with a bag of money during political rioting, they don’t realize their horror is just beginning. Abandoned mines, Nazi memorabilia, and filthy pig pens give an even grittier feels to this indie horror. A rundown inn becomes their hideaway, but the hillbilly family of Neo- Nazi cannibals have other ideas in mind. Gore may be implied rather than shown at points, but the use of shotguns, pliers, and an axe still mean there is plenty of blood flowing down the drains. While the acting isn’t particularly great, and Frontier(s) doesn’t know if it wants to be a heist film, political commentary, or torture porn, if you like seeing pregnant woman impale Nazis on circular saws, roll on up! Evil Dead (2. 01. Where most remakes pale in comparison to their predecessors, 2. Evil Dead was a refreshing take on 1. Bruce Campbell (too much). Gone was the usual “smoke weed get laid” plot point, replaced with heroin addiction and a group of friends coming together. The “Don’t take drugs” mantra dispensed with, the film more than makes up for tired stereotypes of other franchises with pure horror– and that post- credits cameo for fans of the Sam Raimi era. Pus, bone fragments, and flying brains are the ingredients in this the cocktail of horror, making it nothing short of a miracle that Evil Dead managed to scrape by with an R rating. Serving like a love letter to Raimi’s original, Fede Alvarez crams the film with blood and guts without making it feel forced. While it may not be as slapstick as the first franchise, there is still a bubble of humor over proceedings. Showtimes, reviews, trailers, news and more. I'm having problems with Top Destinations. I'm having issues searching. I'm having problems with Featured Apps. I see an error in the content.
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