Opinion Battles Round 12 – Favourite Performance in a Horror Movie
Opinion Battles Round 12
Favourite Performance in a Horror Movie
Horror is a genre that often gets over looked when it comes to award season but it is easy to see just how good certain stars get plenty of chances to return to the genre in the future. Except for Silence of the Lambs who did clean up the Oscars we have had some brilliant performance in recent years.
If you want to take part in the next round of Opinion Battles we will be picking Which Animated Film We Would Never Like to see Turn Into a Live Action Movie, to enter send you choices to moviereviews101@yahoo.co.ukby 10th June 2017.
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Essie Davis – The Babadook
Essie Davis is the star of this horror where she must deal with a potential monster lurking in the shadows of her home as she raises her…
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emmakwall (explains it all) 
Goldblum is always the perfect choice. 🙂 For me, I’d go with Sig Haig as Captain Spaulding. I know many people hated House of 1000 Corpses, but the clown killer is just so effectively terrifying!
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I actually quite liked it! Well I certainly preferred it to The Devil’s Rejects and I know I’m in the minority for that. Ah I love Goldblum. He’s a dream ❤
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I admire you for your bold choice!
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I kinda wish I’d chosen Pennywise / Tim Curry!
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Not a bad pick with The Fly. 80s Jeff Golfblum rocked. Though I would have leaned more for Robert Englund as Freddy Krueger, he really brought something to that role, made it his own, gave what could have been a forgettable monster a personality, a very particular brand of evil.
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Also a GREAT choice! 🙂
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I love taking part in these lists – there are some mainstream choices, some eclectic and obscure films as well – I chose Vincent Price in “Theater Of Blood” because he wear san Afro – along with his daughter, the incredible Diana Ring! While the movie has lots of camp humor, it’s also full of bloody horror as well! – https://johnrieber.com/2017/06/06/an-afro-tastic-vincent-price-kills-his-critics-in-theater-of-blood-diana-riggs-favorite-performance/
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I’ll bookmark that post as it sounds like a good movie,
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Great choice!! 🙂
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From the choices, I went with Hopkins, but I knew you would stick with Jeff G.
I would have voted for Pinhead (Doug Bradley) in ‘Hellraiser’ myself.
“We have eternity to know your flesh”
As ever, Pete. XXX (Hot enough for you? 32 degrees in Beetley today…)
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That’s also a great choice! Pinhead I mean, love Hellraiser. Too hot for me!! 🙂 xxx
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Too much choice. I find that sometimes there are people who look down upon acting in the horror genre, I for one am not. I think like any genre there is some really excellent acting on display within the genre that should be applauded. I don’t think it’s easy to register being frightened convincingly on screen.
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