Jumat, 01 Oktober 2010

SHOCKtober: 732-708

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Each of the following films received ONE VOTE. To the people who listed these films: you clearly think outside the box, so to speak, and you're a true cinephile; you love what other people dismiss or, more likely, don't even know about. To the people who listed films that received more than one vote: let's laugh at these people who like what no one else likes. Internet power!

Just kidding. Liking things is awesome, no matter what.

732. Dust Devil -- 1992, Richard Stanley
731. Outer Space -- 1999, Peter Tscherkassky
730. Demon City Shinjuku -- 1988, Yoshiaki Kawajiri
729. C.H.U.D. -- 1984, Douglas Cheek
728. Séance -- 2000, Kiyoshi Kurosawa
727. The Black Imp -- 1905, Georges Méliès
726. Ju-on 2 -- 2003, Takashi Shimizu
725. Winter's Bone -- 2010, Debra Granik
724. Satan's Blade -- 1984, L. Scott Castillo, Jr.
723. RL Stine's The Haunting Hour: Don't Think About It -- 2007, Alex Zamm
722. Paprika -- 2006, Satoshi Kon
721. Pandorum -- 2009, Christian Alvart
720. MirrorMask -- 2005, Dave McKean
719. Dark Tide -- 1994, Luca Bercovici
718. Devil -- 2010, John Erick Dowdle
717. The Box -- 2009, Richard Kelly
716. A Serbian Film -- 2010, Srdjan Spasojevic
715. The Omega Man -- 1971, Boris Sagal
714. Waxwork -- 1988, Anthony Hickox
713. The Legend of Sleepy Hollow -- 1949, Clyde Geronimi & Jack Kinney
712. Frankenstein Created Woman -- 1967, Terence Fisher
711. Night Warning -- 1983, William Asher
710. Versus -- 2000, Ryuhei Kitamura
709. Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II -- 1987, Bruce Pittman
708. The Lady in White -- 1988, Frank LaLoggia

This particular list has me jonesing to see Prom Night II again. It's been forever and I used to looooooove that movie. See? Already this experiment was worth it!

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