PSYCHO II "Oh Norman... You're mad don't you know that? You're as mad as a hatter." ~Mary Samuels |
DRAG ME TO HELL "I desire the SOUL of Christine Brown. We will FEAST upon it while she festers in the grave!" ~(a possessed) Shaun San Dena |
THE GRAVEDANCERS "I'm not going anywhere unless something is chasing me"~ Sid Vance |
SLEEPY HOLLOW "No, you must believe me. It was a horseman, a dead one. Headless" ~ Ichabod Crane |
FRIDAY THE 13TH PART VI: JASON LIVES "Jason's not in his grave! Hawes is. Dig it up! You gotta dig it up! You gotta dig it up!" ~Tommy |
YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN "Aren't you the least bit curious about it? Doesn't the bringing back to life what was once dead hold any intrigue to you? " ~ Medical student to Dr. Frankenstein |
5 comments:
That Pet Semetary one is awesome. In high school I wrote a paper on the book discussing the time motif. It got an A. Thank you Stephen King.
Hope you plan on participating in the Scare Me Blogfest on halloween. I mean you really don't have to do anything different as your entire blog fits the category pretty well. So, sign up and hopefully it will send some traffic your way.
LOVE this one, Christine!
wow. creepy, fun post!
Awesome list! My favorites are Bram Stokers Dracula and City of the Living Dead which by the way I think influenced Tarantino for Kill Bill Vol. II, the scene where Beatrix is buried alive.
Theres another great scene where the dead rises from their graves...not exactly an exhumation, but Bava's Black Sunday when that guy comes out of his grave...such an awesome resurrection sequence! And also, the one in The Crow, when the Crow resurrects, but I guess that would be a whole other list all together "best resurrection sequences" ;)
Budd: I will certainly check out your blogfest when I get a few spare moments.. that's the only thing bad about doing a month-long feature - I miss so much good stuff because any free time I have I am tweaking (or downright finishing at the last minute) my own lists. But I will take a look!!
Marie: Thanks! <3
MrJeffery: Thanks for reading!
TFC: I've no doubt CotLD probably influenced Tarantino - probably more than just a few times ;)
You know, I thought about that Bava one after I'd already had the post completed. I love Black Sunday - great stuff!
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