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Topic Top 5 best movies ever
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Moderators •   vaticanmethods
Depth •  Movies and TV > Top 5 best movies ever
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Make a post naming the best 5 movies ever made in your opinion! Posts with a listing of your choice of top 5 will be pinned. Can be found under pinned posts
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I watched the original horror film Halloween last night. Classic horror movie. One of my friends called up and says they were airing the orginal The Haunting on TV, he had that playing in the background. Otherwise the night was pretty boring for me. Sober and wasn't feeling all that great. Had too much spicy food that was bothering my gut, but at least I got to relax and watch a classic horror film.
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Never seen it. Will give it a watch
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Last Stop In Yuma Country was a really good modern movie too. Definately worth watching, and no politics in that one ;)
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Here we go! A Halloween list of some great kinda scary movies:
The walking dead season 1
Shaun of the Dead
28 days later
Nosferatu - Werner Herzog
paranormal activities
What We Do in the Shadows
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Sweet!
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Dude, you can find it all over Soulseek, WinMX or Fopnu.

Here is a torrent link btw:
https://tpb.party/torrent/11659002/The.Shining.1980.US.1080p.BluRay.H264.AAC-RARBG

Magnet:
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>>post2985
adding to the horror film list/discussion:
5) the shining
4) the texas chainsaw massacre
3) dawn of the dead
2) the thing
1) evil dead 2 
Evil dead 2 is the best horror film IMO, no questions. There's a reason it's been such a cult hit for so long.
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You guys convinced me to watch the shining. Problem is, I can't find a torrent for it! Damm:P May have to pay for it wtf
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All the previous films mentioned are pretty scary. 

The Shining is a cult classic, a must see psychological horror film. I've probably watched that film a dozen times no lie. The original 1974 Texas Chainsaw Massacre was also a very suspenseful, shocking and outright scary film too (although some may mistake it to be, the original film is not a grotesque slasher film and does have a very interesting plot). If I were to add three more cult classics in the horror genre it would be George A. Romero's original 'Living Dead' series: Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead and Day of the Dead.
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Great idea. I must confess I haven't really watched any scary movies, but will try to think of the 5 most scary I films I have seen. Always wanted to watch the shining, so will do just that and see if it makes the list.
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How about, considering Halloween is near, we make a list of the 5 best horror films to watch for October? I'll go first:

1) Halloween (1978)
2) The Hills Have Eyes (1977)
3) House of 1000 Corpses (2003)
4) Summer of '84 (2018)
5) Carnival Of Souls (1962)

I had a hard time with this list not including movies like Desolation (2017), The Shining (1980) and The Blair Witch Project (1996) which are also really good horror films. Feel free to add those or other good flicks, I'd like to see something spooky I haven't watched this year :P
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Sounds good gonna check them out, thanks
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If you enjoy the Dirty Harry film series you might also like the Kojak films too (1973 - 1990), similar bad ass cop theme, crime solving, action packed and suspensful story lines. The first movie of this series inspired a TV show it was so good, with all the same actors.
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I know it was popular but I still think it was completely overrated. Much like Robocop was back in the 1980s.
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Never seen dirty harry until now. Awesome movies, and somewhat funny too.
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Not at all, your post are very welcome here. Good recommendations are always in high demand.
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Blasphemy! The Matrix is a groundbreaking movie that has given rise to countless culture memes and references. Well deserving of being in top 5. Matrix 2 and 3 were hella bad though:P
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Hope I am not derailing this topic at all, but I wish to add five MODERN movies that are a must see (most of them indie films): Summer of '84 (2018), Desolation (2017), Nebraska (2013), Leave The World Behind (2023) and Citizen Four (2014).
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The Godfather was a great classic movie series. Highly recommend. But.... muh Matrix??? I dunno anon, I thought that movie was the most overrated movie of all time. I honestly thought The Matrix sucked balls after I saw it lol.
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These are the ones I can think off just now. not in any order:
# The godfather
# The Matrix
# There will be blood - Paul Anderson
# Ex-machina - Alex Garland
# Bleeder - Winding refn