Honestly surprised more people didn't nominate A&CMF, it's a wild ride and just a great time all around, downright hilarious.
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WrestlingSmark's Fave Five Horror Movies: The Golden Era (1910 - 1949)
- Thread starter Bobby Barrows
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I honestly didn't had Abbott & Costello on my mind at all and when I decided to put [REDACTED] on my list as my one Comedy movie, I never thought to think it over really.... but I also think it wouldn't have had the edge over my other choice.
Also I dunno how many really thought about Comedy Horror movies in general. I find myself always forgetting that subgenre, when it's about Horror movies.
Abbot and Costello needs to stream on one of these dozen services I own. I've heard they're good but I haven't seen any.
I too had 1 comedy make my list. An 80s one of these would take me all week to sort out lol.
I too had 1 comedy make my list. An 80s one of these would take me all week to sort out lol.
I’ve only seen a few Hitchcock movies and Shadow of a Doubt is one I haven’t seen yet, but it’s one I’d love to see.
I’m in the same boat as Spidey as having never seen an Abbot & Costello movie, but that one sounds like fun.
I’m in the same boat as Spidey as having never seen an Abbot & Costello movie, but that one sounds like fun.
#10 - 30 Points
The Cat and the Canary (1927)
(@Jungle Looch #3)
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931)
(@People's Wang #3)
Frankenstein Meets The Wolfman (1943)
(@Rawhide #3)
Rope (1948)
(@Jimmy King #3)
The Mummy (1932)
(@Sully #4, @People's Wang #5)
White Zombie (1932)
(@Sasha #4, @Rawhide #5)
The Cat and the Canary (1927)
(@Jungle Looch #3)
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931)
(@People's Wang #3)
Frankenstein Meets The Wolfman (1943)
(@Rawhide #3)
Rope (1948)
(@Jimmy King #3)
The Mummy (1932)
(@Sully #4, @People's Wang #5)
White Zombie (1932)
(@Sasha #4, @Rawhide #5)
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Legitimately surprised more people didn't have The Mummy on their lists. It's a fantastic movie, and sadly I had to take it off mine in favor of another movie but really sad it didn't score higher.
For some reason, I completely forgot about @Jimmy King's 3rd pick, Alfred Hitchcock's 1948 masterpiece Rope. This has been corrected and rectified.
Rope is fantastic but fucked up like Chris said. I love just about anything I’ve watched with Jimmy Stewart and he’s terrific in Rope.
I tend to agree with him quite a bit when it comes to wrestling and movies until about 2010 or so it seems
You say the same thing about me.
I wouldn't know personally. Just know White Zombie tends to get either overlooked or just forgotten. People sometimes remember it due to White Zombie the band
You say the same thing about me.
This is also factual, you have terrible modern opinions. Respectfully of course
#9 - 40 Points
The Black Cat (1935)
(@Grim #2)
The Body Snatcher (1945)
(@Jungle Looch #2)
Dracula [Spanish Edition] (1932)
(@Spidercanrana #2)
King Kong (1933)
(@Chris #3, @Sasha #5)
The Invisible Man (1933)
(@Rawhide #4, @Spidercanrana #5, @The Fourth Wall #5)
The Black Cat (1935)
(@Grim #2)
The Body Snatcher (1945)
(@Jungle Looch #2)
Dracula [Spanish Edition] (1932)
(@Spidercanrana #2)
King Kong (1933)
(@Chris #3, @Sasha #5)
The Invisible Man (1933)
(@Rawhide #4, @Spidercanrana #5, @The Fourth Wall #5)
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