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3rd ANNUAL HORRORPHILE HALL OF INFAMY 2010: The Contenders - POLL CLOSED

May 31st 2010 01:52
3rd Annual Horrorphile Hall Of Infamy 2010: The Contenders
Third year in and I’ve decided to change tack once again. I’ve opted for a more self-indulgent route, but one that truly expresses the True Believin’ attitude and passion of my blog. I’ve selected thirty modern horror movies from George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead (1968) to Pascal Laugier’s Martyrs (2008). This is a list of what I think are some of the very best modern nightmares ever committed to celluloid (I've reviewed them all except one). Of course it was very hard containing the selection to just thirty, but I had to draw the line somewhere.

I was intending for the poll to be embedded in my post, but frustratingly it was one of those "really long links". So instead click on the first link and from the selection choose your THREE favourite movies in no particular order.

Additionally to the All-Time Greatest Modern Horror Movie poll I’ve created four other categories I felt warranted attention. Click on each respective link and from each selection choose just ONE title or name from these concise lists: Horror pre-1968, Remake, Comedy, SFX Make-up Artist.

The poll closes Wednesday June 30th at midnight. Make your vote count!

If you feel there was a glaring omission from the main list and/or any of the short lists then please let me know. Who knows it may end up on next year’s contenders list.

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Comment by JohnDoe

June 2nd 2010 18:39


Film & TV on DVD
Hi Bryn,

Pre1968 - Invasion of the Body Snatchers

Remake - Nosferatu

Comedy - Shaun of the Dead (Only because American Werewolf in London wasn't present

SFX - Stan Winston (Tough category)


Comment by Bryn

June 2nd 2010 22:45


Horrorphile
JD. Read the rules again. Was it not clear enough? It's a proper poll, you need to actually click in the box on each poll after following the hyperlink.

Comment by JohnDoe

June 2nd 2010 22:47


Film & TV on DVD
Hey man, I did click the link...I just thought you would be curious to know what I voted for

Comment by Bryn

June 2nd 2010 23:14


Horrorphile
JD, okay, cool. I probably sounded blunt, my apologies.

Comment by Deni

June 3rd 2010 13:52


Abstract Magick
Cinema Herald
I submitted my vote.

1968 - Night Of The Living Dead will always be a nightmare for me. Very creepy movie.

Comment by Bryn

June 4th 2010 04:03


Horrorphile
Cheers Deni!

Comment by Matt Shea

June 22nd 2010 06:51
Done and done! Great selection for the 30, Bryn.

Comment by Bryn

June 22nd 2010 07:56


Horrorphile
Cheers Matt, please spread the word to all your mates who like horror!! Only 8 days left.

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