Top Ten Tuesdays

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Yes, I think I will do a top 10 for every year from 2010 through to 2016 (2016 may be a little tough as I'm not sure I've seen enough films but we'll see)

Top 10 Horror* Films of 2010

1. I Saw the Devil
2. Beyond the Black Rainbow
3. Black Swan
4. Cold Fish
5. Tucker and Dale Vs. Evil
6. Red White & Blue
7. Shutter Island
8. Rubber
9. The Dead
10. Julia's Eyes

*DISCLAIMER: My definition of 'Horror' may be questionable to some.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by bizarre_eye@Cult Labs

Top 10 Horror* Films of 2010


2. Beyond the Black Rainbow

I'm sure this is on a lot of your lists. Yet no one ever bothers to release it in the UK.

Never mind, roll on the next Argento blu upgrade of an upgrade.

[Rik]

Top 10 from this decade, in no particular order:

1. The Witch
2. Bone Tomahawk
3. Tucker and Dale vs Evil
4. Evil Dead
5. The Woman in Black
6. Maniac
7. The Void
8. Horns
9. The Cabin in the Woods
10. Sinister

So many more that could've made the list, but these were the first 10 I thought of

I could probably do a top 10 worst too, with The Babadook and It Follows fighting for the top spot!

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

I'm sure this is on a lot of your lists. Yet no one ever bothers to release it in the UK.

Never mind, roll on the next Argento blu upgrade of an upgrade.

I really do love it so!

There is a US DVD / Blu available if you fancy giving it a shot.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Rik

Top 10 from this decade, in no particular order:

1. The Witch
2. Bone Tomahawk
3. Tucker and Dale vs Evil
4. Evil Dead
5. The Woman in Black
6. Maniac
7. The Void
8. Horns
9. The Cabin in the Woods
10. Sinister

So many more that could've made the list, but these were the first 10 I thought of

I could probably do a top 10 worst too, with The Babadook and It Follows fighting for the top spot!

They'd be fighting it out with Evil Dead and Cabin in the Woods as well if it were me.

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There's a lot of love for Sinister in these top 10's. I really must have missed something when i saw it. Ethan Hawke sat watching old films, i was quite bored.

[keirarts]

Cure for wellness is another choice I suspect may be a little controversial but I enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I would. Its the kind of film that Hollywood simply does not make anymore. Not a comic book movie, very definitely not a PG-13 horror and absolutely no jump scares. Instead it was a 2hr 30 minutes mystery with genuniely weird imagery and some messed up violence topped off with a gothic twist.
As for Human centipede 3.. well I know a lot of people Hate the films guts however I find it hysterical. For me HC3 is along the lines of Paul Morrisys Frankenstein and dracula pictures. Its a deliberately crude, artificial and offensive film that's like the way it is for a real purpose.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by bizarre_eye@Cult Labs

I really do love it so!

There is a US DVD / Blu available if you fancy giving it a shot.

Going off the Amazon reviews it's sci-fi not horror.

Stylish and shallow says one person. I bet it's a near sexual experience for you isn't it b_e?

[keirarts]

Wish I'd been able to fit in beyond the black rainbow. Its perhaps more sci-fi than horror, at least that was my initial thought but it does become horror as it progresses. The US blu-ray is region locked but if you can play it you should buy it.

[keirarts]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

They'd be fighting it out with Evil Dead and Cabin in the Woods as well if it were me.

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There's a lot of love for Sinister in these top 10's. I really must have missed something when i saw it. Ethan Hawke sat watching old films, i was quite bored.

sinsiter is best viewed with a pumping sound system. Its got a real slow burn sense of dread that builds up as the film progresses. Seeing it theatrically with a bunch of noisy chavs was actually good as the opening scene shut them the f** up, It was so weird and disturbing it sets the tone for the rest of the film.

[keirarts]

Perhaps a top 10 films you love that everyone seems to hate?