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Dead and (Not) Completely Forgotten — Dale Berry, Part III: 1966-76
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"*I had a great life and enjoyed every minute of it, I would not change a
thing, even if I could do it all over*."
Dale Berry
As we mentioned in both *D...
15 hours ago
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Friday the 13th. Hoping for a sequel to the remake.
Witchcraft has a certain charm about it. Admittedly I've so far only seen six of its thirteen films, but they're... interesting.
Besides that, it would have to be A Nightmare on Elm Street.
I love the Tomie movies.
Phantasm
Child's Play...I love me some Chucky!
Wow - I always say the Friday the 13th series. But Halloween is a close second!
A Nightmare on Elm Street, with Halloween second.
I'll go with Halloween, just cuz it gets you in the spirit of the holiday no matter how crappy the movie is!
The Resident Evil series, only because the Underworld prequel was a letdown.
Hammer's Dracula series.
A Nightmare on Elm Street.
I don't like the majority of them but the power of the original and the Wes Craven involved sequels complete a story arc.
George Romero's Dead series, hands down....
I anxiously await each one.
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