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What is your favorite campy horror movie?
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Cabin in the Woods seemed to really lean into being campy on purpose, so not sure if that counts, but it's my fav.
My favorite of all time is An American Werewolf in London. John Landis is such a supremely talented filmmaker, it's such a shame his hubris cost the lives of three people.
Belton Ag said:
My favorite of all time is An American Werewolf in London. John Landis is such a supremely talented filmmaker, it's such a shame his hubris cost the lives of three people.
What's the story on this?
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Tucker & Dale Vs Evil
This x 1000Definitely Not A Cop said:
Tucker & Dale Vs Evil
X 1001captkirk said:This x 1000Definitely Not A Cop said:
Tucker & Dale Vs Evil
Rawhead Rex
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EOT ;-)
Evil Dead 2
I'm not sure I agree this is campy. I can understand people thinking it is, but I don't think it is.Belton Ag said:
My favorite of all time is An American Werewolf in London. John Landis is such a supremely talented filmmaker, it's such a shame his hubris cost the lives of three people.
I can't really articulate why I think that though. In my mind, campy means the filmmakers are openly clowning around with the audience and admitting it. I don't think AWiL meets that criteria.
Does Tremors count?
If not....
If not....
Club Dread. Cause Bill Paxton as Coconut Pete is great.
Not sure many of these outside of Evil Dead 2 actually qualify as campy.
Let me get into simpsons comic book nerd mode...
Cabin In the Woods is meta and toys with conventions, but not really campy.
Tucker & Dale vs Evil is a comedy.
Rawhead Rex, in all its pissing-on-evil-priest-glory, is not campy. B-movie-esque, but not campy.
Evil Dead 2
Dead Alive
Return of the Living Dead
Killer Klowns from Outer Space
Could throw in a Motel Hell or a Fright Night or even a They Live.
Let me get into simpsons comic book nerd mode...
Cabin In the Woods is meta and toys with conventions, but not really campy.
Tucker & Dale vs Evil is a comedy.
Rawhead Rex, in all its pissing-on-evil-priest-glory, is not campy. B-movie-esque, but not campy.
Evil Dead 2
Dead Alive
Return of the Living Dead
Killer Klowns from Outer Space
Could throw in a Motel Hell or a Fright Night or even a They Live.
Soft spot for the Puppet Master movies - especially 2
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I'm not really sure how to define 'campy'.
If goofy, then I'm going with Tremors.
If something more serious sprinkled with some humorous/goofy stuff, then I probably like They Live.
If goofy, then I'm going with Tremors.
If something more serious sprinkled with some humorous/goofy stuff, then I probably like They Live.
Proposition Joe said:
Not sure many of these outside of Evil Dead 2 actually qualify as campy.
Let me get into simpsons comic book nerd mode...
Cabin In the Woods is meta and toys with conventions, but not really campy.
Tucker & Dale vs Evil is a comedy.
Rawhead Rex, in all its pissing-on-evil-priest-glory, is not campy. B-movie-esque, but not campy.
Evil Dead 2
Dead Alive
Return of the Living Dead
Killer Klowns from Outer Space
Could throw in a Motel Hell or a Fright Night or even a They Live.
Camp: absurdly exaggerated, artificial, or affected in a usually humorous way.
How would T&DVE not be considered camp? It's a horror movie made to be funny.
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Definitely Not A Cop said:Proposition Joe said:
Not sure many of these outside of Evil Dead 2 actually qualify as campy.
Let me get into simpsons comic book nerd mode...
Cabin In the Woods is meta and toys with conventions, but not really campy.
Tucker & Dale vs Evil is a comedy.
Rawhead Rex, in all its pissing-on-evil-priest-glory, is not campy. B-movie-esque, but not campy.
Evil Dead 2
Dead Alive
Return of the Living Dead
Killer Klowns from Outer Space
Could throw in a Motel Hell or a Fright Night or even a They Live.
Camp: absurdly exaggerated, artificial, or affected in a usually humorous way.
How would T&DVE not be considered camp? It's a horror movie made to be funny.
It's definitely absurd and exaggerated.
But hard for my to classify it as anything but a comedy. It's akin to calling Dracula: Dead and Loving It with Leslie Nielsen a horror movie.
Max Power said:X 1001captkirk said:This x 1000Definitely Not A Cop said:
Tucker & Dale Vs Evil
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Definitely a Halloween tradition for me.
The movie "Prophecy" freaked me out as a kid. This whacked out mutant bear slams this kid in a sleeping bag. This always came up when we camped!!!
Sponge said:
Club Dread. Cause Bill Paxton as Coconut Pete is great.
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God,....I really hate the sips!
Shaun of the Dead
All the old Hammer films are awesome. Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing, Ingrid Pitt, etc.
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C'mon gang, can't believe Saturday the 14th hasn't been mentioned.
Seriously...Evil Dead 2 already mentioned is #1, then TX Chainsaw Massacre 2 (C'mon Grandpa!!), followed by Army of Darkness (go Ash!!) are my faves!! And Motel Hell!
Seriously...Evil Dead 2 already mentioned is #1, then TX Chainsaw Massacre 2 (C'mon Grandpa!!), followed by Army of Darkness (go Ash!!) are my faves!! And Motel Hell!
Friday the 13th has got to be the best option
I mean horror movie in a camp setting
I mean horror movie in a camp setting
The 80s version of Fright Night, and of course, A Nightmare on Elm Street.
Beat me to it. (But probably more of a comedy.)StinkyPinky said:
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