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9 comments:
Question: should possession films count?
Supernatural covers a lot of territory doesn't it? Ghosts, vampires, werewolves, mummies, possessions, psychic powers, and even many zombies would fit.
I will see how others respond, but I am thinking along the lines of ESP, ghosts, and hauntings? For me, possession begins getting into witchcraft and Satan, so I dont know how all encompassing the term should be
Yeah...supernatural can be pretty broad. I'd say stick with ghosts, hauntings, possessions, religious related films, witchcraft.
Maybe keep the vampires, werewolves, mummies, zombies out of it???
Evil Dead films? Atleast the first two?
I agree with B-Movie Becky on this one!
I think the first two Evil Dead films count in this category.
I agree with Becky, too. My list I sent in reflects this.
Supernatural refers to things out of the ordinary, things that are beyond natural. That should range from ghosts, spiritual powers, zombies, vampires, etc. This list would exclude slasher films, though, that aren't on the range of Nightmare of Elm's Street.
Also, you bastards better vote for The Innocents and I Walked With a Zombie!!! >:o
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