What is your favourite horror movie?
The Haunting (1963)

Your favourite horror movie character?
Ash from The Evil Dead

What is the worst horror movie ever?
Most B movies fall into that category but "Room 6" was far worse

The most plotless?
Maniac Nurses Find Ecstacy

The last one you saw in theatres?
Severance

The best horror movie director?
Sam Raimi

What was the original title of Halloween?
The Babysitter Murders

How many Vincent Price movies have you seen?
About a dozen

Can you watch Last House On The Left more than once?
I didn't even watch that crap all the way through once

Do you watch the bonus footage on horror DVDs to get all the history you can about each movie?
Sometimes

What were the origins of Wes Craven's idea for Nightmare On Elm Street?
It was a series of articles in the LA Times, three small articles about men from South East Asia, who were from immigrant families and who had died in the middle of nightmares

Where did Wes Craven get the idea for the actual Freddy character?
A homeless man who had frightened him as a youth, and a bully at his school

Have you seen...
Hostel: no (not all of it)
The Village: yes
The Sixth Sense: yes
Subspecies: yes
The Gate: yes
The Burbs: yes
Urban Legend: yes
The Audition: no (I've never heard of it)
The Sentinel: yes
The Devil's Backbone: no (I'm not a big Chuck Connors fan)
The Changling: yes
Cry Wolf: yes
Signs: yes
Dead Alive: yes (It's called Braindead here though)
The original House on Haunted Hill: yes
Lady in the Water: yes
I Know What You Did Last Summer: yes
I Still Know What You Did Last Summer: yes
The Descent: yes
An American Haunting: yes
Pulse: yes (I've seen the good one about electricity and the crap "Ring" type one too)
White Noise: yes
The Omen: yes (both versions)

Do you want to see The Covenant? yes

Do you prefer watching horror movies alone or with friends?
Alone

Favourite M. Night Shyamalan movie?
Signs

Plotless gore or psychological thriller?
Plotless gore

Yes, finally, Slither made it into the vault!

Although not the most original of films, as it is pretty much "The Blob", "The Thing", and "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" all mixed up with any zombie film you care to mention, it just had that certain special something that lifted it almost to "Tremors" level in quality.

It was sufficiently gory, CGI unfortunately but with some latex and buckets of blood for good measure, and was certainly humourous enough. Nathan Fillion was so charismatic as the Sheriff that I've almost forgiven him now for blinding Xander in Buffy but not quite. Everyone gives a great performance and it has enough horror for horror fans and enough humour for comedy fans.

As you can imagine, I liked it most for the creative use of profanity and the presence of Elizabeth Banks who is absolutely perfect in every way! Actually I also liked the dark haired girl too!

Even the amusing country tune at the end was just icing on the cake to a throughly enjoyable experience. For those who didn't watch past the final credits, it looks like that cat will be the cause of a possible sequel.

I'd love to see a sequel to this as it was all over a bit too fast. Just like Tremors, this will be a cult film for many, but unlike Tremors, I hope it doesn't end up with quite such appalling follow-ups.

If you haven't seen it, go and rent or buy it now. I don't say this very often at all. This is probably the best film of its type this century! In other words, it's great!