My 5 day Weekend

[Bullitt68]

Originally Posted by BASSI

I never heard of that movie before, do have the same kinda of plot?

They're the exact same movie, only The Virgin Spring is an art movie set in Medieval Sweden and has a more philosophical ending compared to the grimy violence of the straight horror film The Last House on the Left.

[re93animator]

I like The Virgin Spring, but I seriously doubt that it'd be BASSI's type of movie.

[VolcomMartin]

Hunger is great, indeed. HIGHLY recommended.

[Pelicula]

I like The Virgin Spring, but I seriously doubt that it'd be BASSI's type of movie.

That's why I warned him.

[stevedavis]

The last on the left is good!!

watch any thing but not one missed call!!!

[jonnyhiboy!]

Please! Last House On The Left is nothing more than pointless drovel, terrible film. That list looks aweful, you seem to like crappy horror films. However Hush i thought was excellent and Shuttle and Stuck were very good. I would't call Stuck a horror though, more a thriller.

[TacticalNeuralImplant]

^ Most horror movies are aweful. It's a genre which is inherently dumb, dull and trashy.

[Apes]

Originally Posted by jonnyhiboy!

That list looks aweful, you seem to like crappy horror films.

And so? People are entitled to like what they like.

@Bassi: I haven't seen much on that list except Last House on the Left which I loved and Joshua which I hated. I have another suggestion though, Frozen. It doesn't look like it would be very good, but it actually ends up to be quite frightening.

[Pelicula]

That list looks aweful, you seem to like crappy horror films.

These ones I mentioned he should watch are decent films, the ones in italics are excellent. Not all rubbish in the list.

Storm Warning (2007)
Into the Mirror (2003)
Nightwatch (1994)
Eden Log (2007) - science fiction also

[re93animator]

Originally Posted by TacticalNeuralImplant

^ Most horror movies are aweful. It's a genre which is inherently dumb, dull and trashy.

That's why I love it. There are plenty of good, non-trashy horror flicks out there though; they're just typically the more obscure ones.

... and Jonny criticizing someone's taste for being akin to 'crappy horror films' is hypocrisy at its finest.