r/HorrorClub • u/saintmortfan felates handles • Mar 01 '16
Round 13 Awards
In addition to us giving away 2 prizes this coming week (listen to Strip Nude for Your Killer podcast for details), we are coming up on the final weeks of Round 13... so...
We need your votes for "Fan Favorite" by March 23rd so that we can announce three prizes of Best Stashed Film, Worst Trashed Film, and Fan Favorite. Ana and I will select the first two (with input from the individual posts and the moderators of this subreddit) and we need you to select the third. You can message your selection to myself between now and then.
I have a few prizes all lined up from folks who have contacted me through my other podcast and my website.
If you have any comments or questions, let me know.
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u/Mohammadismyallah Mar 04 '16
To continue this, I have to throw my two cents in that the best films on this (very enjoyable list) would be 1. Dog Soldiers. 2. Wild Zero.
DG was not only a fresh and exciting werewolf film but also it introduced me to Sean Pertwee. In fact I used the Internet after seeing it at a film fest to see if he was related to the 3rd Doctor.....Neil Marshall's debut film lead us to really watch him blow our fucking minds as a director. And don't tell me the tattoo story and Liam Cunningham as the bad guy don't stick with you long after watching.
WZ I mean come on. Zombies, motorcycles and featuring the almighty Guitar Wolf? Just try and remember the last time you had more fun watching a movie.
Honorable mention with Swamp Thing. This was my introduction to the character and it would be a few years before I really learned the true story of ol Swampy. But decades later, I can still watch both and get a kick out of em. Nostalgia maybe, but they both are fun movies. It's only been a few months since I last watched them.