Enjoy and let me know what you think and if you entered your own top 5 see if got included.
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Top 10 Brit Horror Films; results are in from Britflicks.com
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An interesting line-up, but I mess confess I have yet to see films 4, 7 and 10 of the top ten (as well as some of the other honourable mentions), so given how highly rated they are I shall add them to my "to watch" list. Definitely a skew towards the older classics - I wonder whether more recent films will fare better in 20 years' time with a different selection panel?
And I got a name check too - yay!
And I got a name check too - yay!
No tears, please. It's a waste of good suffering.
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No name check
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Apols Zappa Fan... I thought I picked up all the responses where people left their names... in my weak defence there were 100s to review
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I purposefully chose Kill List and Dead Man's Shoes to try and up the ante on the more contemporary... but in my Top 5 everyone went for Wicker Man and American Werewolf In London... think 20 years is a good measure of when people start to add a film the lexicon of top horror... you see the Timeout 100 best horror movies... In their top 10 the youngest movie was 1980 - The Shining and The Thing... the rest were older... certainly the 70s seems to be the decade where it went a bit more transgressive... I think eventually The martyrs, hostel, switchblade romance and saw will move up the charts as the critics on the list get younger too... bit like The Smiths Queen Is Dead in the NME list recently... for years it was Marvin Gaye's What's Going OnAlex J wrote:An interesting line-up, but I mess confess I have yet to see films 4, 7 and 10 of the top ten (as well as some of the other honourable mentions), so given how highly rated they are I shall add them to my "to watch" list. Definitely a skew towards the older classics - I wonder whether more recent films will fare better in 20 years' time with a different selection panel?
And I got a name check too - yay!
Thanks for taking part in the survey and I'm glad I got your top 5 in the article
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No worries, glad you had a huge responce.leytonrocks wrote:Apols Zappa Fan... I thought I picked up all the responses where people left their names... in my weak defence there were 100s to review
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