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Originally Posted by Prince_Vajda  I think we should stick with what is traditionally considered as a Horror film.
My stomach tells me that we could include Straw Dogs somehow, but I would have big problems with both Taxi Driver and A Clockwork Orange. Of course, you can do a lot if interpretation, but sorry - both films are no Horror films.
All three are mainly Thrillers, and therefore I suggest we exclude them and the like.
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Hey, you can delete as you prefer. I was struggling to get to 50!!
As for Travis Bickle he's a psycho who kills people, as is Norman Bates...Henry...Hannibal Lecktor...Will Lustigs Maniac, etc, etc, what you got against poor Travis??
If we are doing "what is traditionally considered as a Horror film" then we defo have to get rid of Jaws, The Devils, The Wicker Man, Wake in Fright, Long Weekend and Alien, to name a few.
We will be left with endless TCM's, LHOTL's, Exorcist's, etc, ad nauseum. My list is of the films that horrified me in some way or struck a chord and left indelible immpressions on me.
I'm sorry they don't fit in to your definition of horror so feel free to cross out any you believe does not fit into the list.