Valentine Day Movie Releases
Posted on Sunday, February 8th, 2009 at 1:07 am
2009 is not the best year for horror movies, but they gave us a successful remake, a new film by legendary director, surprise Blair Witch inspired low-budget classic, and a film of Nazi zombies so it was not all bad. Without further ado, the best horror films 2009.
My Bloody Valentine 3D
This horror-remake 3D surprised fans and critics turn to be one of the best movies and most surprisingly funny of terror in recent memory. The boat is basically the same with little difference from the original, but all-in-all, the film is faithful the original work and makes great use of 3D affects to keep yelling.
Drag Me to Hell
Director Sam Raimi returned to horror / comedy roots (see Evil Dead) to lead this fun, frolicking on a horrible girl who is cursed to hell. It is the scariest horror movie year, but he was one of the funniest and it was wonderful to see Raimi's return to his roots after the Spiderman films.
Paranormal Activity
The surprise hit of the year, this little low budget film that was launched nationally after the system monumental online petition has become one of the most talked about films of the year. Another entry in the horror genre Shakey-CAM, "Paranormal Activity" did a good job trying to show a house and disturbing and convincing. It was a truly terrifying film that I snuggle into my bed bunk in fear.
Dead Snow
Dead Snow is about Nazi zombies in Sweden. That's right, Nazi Zombies. This film was one Dark Horse candidates for best horror film about the day that the plan was revealed. Taking the matter more seriously there appears and is a great addition to any collection of zombie fans. "
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Valentine's Day - Official Trailer (HD)
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