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HORROR...so much of my life has been spent at the altar of this great genre. Continuously exciting and scary, there isn't another genre of filmmaking that excites me more.
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You scored as Demon. Demon: Darkness is your sanctuary. Demons are many and are all different in appearence and rank. The most common are the ones that feed off of human souls. They love to make someone fall into their inner darkness. Blood, wrath, murder... You name it they love it. These beings don't care who you are, if they set their sights on you, let's just hope you know a good exorcist. They kill any love within you and pull you toward their side. By any means possible. You wish for chaos and hate, you are the Demon.
Demon
WereWolf
Mermaid
Faerie
Angel
Dragon
Jason Voorhees
Leatherface
Michael Myers
Hannibal Lecter
Candyman
Jigsaw
Pinhead
Freddy Krueger
Buffalo Bill
Captain Spaulding
Batman, the Dark Knight
Maximus
Captain Jack Sparrow
James Bond, Agent 007
The Terminator
The Amazing Spider-Man
Neo, the "One"
Indiana Jones
Lara Croft
El Zorro
William Wallace
A Sicko
Very Kinky
Average
A WUSS !!
The masters:
Lynch & MacLachlan-my favorite collaborators
I would've added Sheryl Lee to this list, but as you can see, I met her already (apparently the guy who took this photo didn't know anything about "centering" but oh well...) and she was GREAT!
But most of all this guy:
HOWLING II: YOUR SISTER IS A WEREWOLF
LOTS more. My favorite filmmaker is David Lynch, there isn't another person's work that I find as consistantly rewarding as his. Everything by George Romero has merit for me...it's not all about his zombies people! John Carpenter's stuff is always worthwhile and my favorite Italian maestro would probably be Lucio Fulci...his stuff had balls. Other directors who I'll watch anything by: Don Coscarelli, Brian De Palma, David Cronenberg, Dario Argento, Mario Bava, Umberto Lenzi, Sergio Martino, Joe Dante, Richard Franklin, John Hough, Wes Craven, Tod Browning, Stuart Gordon, Uwe Boll (yes I'm serious). Oh yes, and arguably the best horror film in years: OUTSIDE OF THE HORROR GENRE: The films of Michael Mann, especially Manhunter and Miami Vice 2006. William Friedkin's stuff is almost always amazing with To Live and Die in LA being one of the most underrated films of all time. Cruising is worth a look too. The Star Wars films (I like all six), Indiana Jones trilogy, First Blood, Cobra, Death Wish 1-3, 10 to Midnight, The Evil that Men Do, The Mechanic, Dirty Harry, The Good, the Bad, the Ugly, Unforgiven, Tombstone, RoboCop (depending on what day you ask me, this could be my favorite movie ever), Hamlet (1996), Titus, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Eyes Wide Shut, A Clockwork Orange, Saturday Night Fever, A Civil Action, Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, The Godfather, The Godfather part II, Back to the Future, Back to the Future part II, Rent, Batman ('89), Batman Returns, Batman Begins, Superman: The Movie, Superman Returns, Very Bad Things, The Warriors, Streets of Fire, Wet Hot American Summer, The Weather Man, Summer School, Talk Radio, Tin Cup, Snatch, Solaris (both versions), The Punisher, The Passion of the Christ, Porky's, National Lampoon's Animal House, National Lampoon's Vacation, Old School, Fletch, Munich, ALL James Bond films, M*A*S*H, Mad Max, The Road Warrior, Lethal Weapon, Die Hard, Footloose, High Fidelity, Grosse Pointe Blank, Better Off Dead, The Breakfast Club
Miami Vice is still one of the most badass shows of all time...just watch this clip and try and say differently:
I don't think I'll ever forget the first time I saw this damn fine series, my all time favorite:
My other favorite series:
Michael Slade (read Headhunter), F. Paul Wilson (Repairman Jack, The Adversary Cycle), Stephen King, starting to get into Bentley Little. Some favorite titles: The Keep, Hosts, Headhunter, Ghoul, The Dark Tower Series. "All Day Permanent Red" & "War Music" by Christopher Logue, "The Iliad"/Homer, "Richard III"/Shakespeare, "Titus Andronicus"/Shakespeare, "The Black Dahlia"/James Ellroy, "The Great and Secret Show" & "Everville"/Clive Barker.