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A good way to spend a night with friends, no matter what age you are, watching horror movies. A night of popcorn, screams and laughter make for great entertainment, especially if you can have a great home theater system.

Many great classics have been re-released in high definition on Blu-ray discs, but also many available on the Internet, you can create a list, and choose your friends at night. Many TVs now have Internet access, you can watch movies directly on TV. Or you can hook your PC to a projector and a little theater in your living room to your very own.

These five films, horror movies perfect recipe for a great night. This title has been in the past fifty years, showing that the great horror ever is a selection of dates. Not only were these great horror movies, but they were just great films, being nominated for awards, and in many cases to win. Although many can stick their noses at horror films, these five films that everyone should see at least once are.

The first film to put on your list Alfred Hitchcock classic, must be crazy. Built in 1960, this terrible and shocking today as still a great performance with Anthony Perkins. Bates Motel is always worth a visit, unless of course you have Janet Leigh. To make that mistake again of getting Vince Vaughn as Norman Bates starred Do not make nearly as scary is not. Psycho was nominated for four Oscars.

In 1973, William Peter Blatty's Exorcist was released on the big screen. Public scare has been around since the world, and to Linda Blair, who nominated for an Academy Award for her role was played by the teenager's story, to send chills down your spine is guaranteed. Ojha won two Oscars, for best sound and writing, and received 8 other nominations.

Jaw, directed by Steven Spielberg in 1975, was an instant classic. Yes, it is not for today's technology, and sharks can be a little cheesy, but it still makes people scream and jump only one. The 3 A memorable original score by John Williams, including the Academy Award, won.

Master of horror Stephen King for the better part of four decades writing and film adaptations of his books one can always add a spooky night is picking up. Kathy Bates 1990 in a sad Annie Wilkes, a crazed fan after an automobile accident about a famous writer saves as a horror story won the Academy Award for her role.

6 Oscar nominations in 1999, with the sixth sense is a modern masterpiece. While many of his other films have been great to be reduced, M Night Shyamalan hit every note perfectly in this one. Haley Joel Osment is one of the best boy who sees dead people as child performance ever delivered, and Bruce Willis and Toni Collette support it brilliantly.

Monday, May 2, 2011

Five Fantastic Horror Movies For A Great Night In

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