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<blockquote data-quote="Crimson" data-source="post: 342689" data-attributes="member: 5079">I seldom watch horror movies, except in October; and then I watch pretty much nothing but horror films.I started the month with THE LOST BOYS (1987).&nbsp; I tend to prefer horror of the horror-comedy ilk, and this is one of the best. It&#039;s probably my favorite vampire film, as well.THE FOG (1980) I always forget how disappointing this one is!&nbsp; It&#039;s half creepy-atmospheric and half cheesy-gruesome; the two sides rather cancel each other out.&nbsp;&nbsp; Plus Adrienne Barbeau, one of my favorite actresses of the era, is wasted and isolated.THE OMEN (1976)&nbsp; I don&#039;t say this often, but I like the remake (2006) better.&nbsp; This one&#039;s kind of stodgy and not even remotely scary or eerie.&nbsp; The remake is a bit more lurid, and the casting of Mia Farrow as the nanny to the Anti-Christ was a stroke of genius.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crimson, post: 342689, member: 5079"] I seldom watch horror movies, except in October; and then I watch pretty much nothing but horror films. I started the month with THE LOST BOYS (1987). I tend to prefer horror of the horror-comedy ilk, and this is one of the best. It's probably my favorite vampire film, as well. THE FOG (1980) I always forget how disappointing this one is! It's half creepy-atmospheric and half cheesy-gruesome; the two sides rather cancel each other out. Plus Adrienne Barbeau, one of my favorite actresses of the era, is wasted and isolated. THE OMEN (1976) I don't say this often, but I like the remake (2006) better. This one's kind of stodgy and not even remotely scary or eerie. The remake is a bit more lurid, and the casting of Mia Farrow as the nanny to the Anti-Christ was a stroke of genius. [/QUOTE]

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