WrestlingSmark's Fave Five Horror Movies: The Golden Era (1910 - 1949)

[Alexa]

As of earlier in the chat, yes. The more the merrier

I may get a list then. I am awful at making list XD

 

[Chris]

I may get a list then. I am awful at making list XD

Me too generally, 5 is much easier tho and I'm better when there's more restrictions to help narrow it down lol you ask me to name my general "favorites" of any broad category and I will stare at you with the most blank expression tho

 

[Alexa]

Me too generally, 5 is much easier tho and I'm better when there's more restrictions to help narrow it down lol you ask me to name my general "favorites" of any broad category and I will stare at you with the most blank expression tho

Same, and I feel that. I may end up getting a list in soon enough

 

[Alexa]

List sent in

 

[Bobby Barrows]

Yeah I will take anyone's list as long as it's before April 1st.

 

[Jacob Fox]

1 Nosferatu
2 The Cabinet of Dr Caligari
3 Frankenstein
4. Dracula
5. Faust

To this day, Faust terrifies the fuck out of me.

 

[Bobby Barrows]

1 Nosferatu
2 The Cabinet of Dr Caligari
3 Frankenstein
4. Dracula
5. Faust

To this day, Faust terrifies the fuck out of me.

You were supposed to PM me

 

[Chris]

Those top two tho

 

[Jacob Fox]

You were supposed to PM me

Meanie

 

[Bobby Barrows]

Well I believe enough time has passed since all the excitement last weekend, so why don't we go ahead and kick this thing into gear here tonight?

NOW PRESENTING:
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WrestlingSmark's Fave Five ​

Horror Movies: The Golden Era ​

(1910 - 1949)​

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Topping off our countdown are those that only managed to nab a 5th slot on several people's lists, but there's no need for them to be forgotten, so without further ado:

#12 - 10 Points

Cat People (1941)
(@Grim #5)

Dracula's Daughter (1936)
(@Fuji Vice #5)

Faust (1926)
(@KillerOrangeCat #5)

The Picture of Dorian Gray (1945)
(@Butters #5)

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[Spider Matthau]

Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray is one of my all time favorite novels. I gotta get on the adaptations. Good shout.

 

[Death By Looch]

Nice selection of films right there. I haven't considered any of them for my Fave Five, but all four and especially Cat People, are great shouts.

 

[Bobby Barrows]

#11 - 20 Points

Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948)
(@Fuji Vice #4)

Shadow of a Doubt (1943)
(@Jungle Looch #4)

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[Death By Looch]

What a wild pairing

I'm not sure if others would feel the same, but I just love Shadow of a Doubt and if you love Hitchcock, you should watch this one at least once.

 

[Chris]

Oooh that's a great shout Looch