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Top Five Sci-Fi Horror Classics

Horror, to me, is generally supernatural. Ghosts, haunted houses, et cetera, et cetera. Sci-fi horror isn't quite the same to me. I tend to not be afraid of things I can make logical sense out of. An alien creature would likely be terrifying if I came face to face with it, but since the scenario could actually happen, the thought...
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user2938756:
Your list simply serves to remind me on how far behind I am on my movie watching. If you can name a movie I probably haven't seen it. I'm slowly getting better though... I've become very good friends with the old release section of the video store. blush

As for the seal, that particular friend is very enamored with anime so I kind of tailored the picture toward that aesthetic. Now I kind of want to draw an adorable zombie seal, crawling its way out of a shallow ice grave. wink
comixbookgurl:
More people need to see Slither!
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Top Five Hollywood Horror Flicks

For the most part, Hollywood doesn't make good horror movies. Horror, more often than not, is about things that make you psychologically uncomfortable. Things that make you uncomfortable aren't marketable, so studios usually like to leave that stuff out. What you usually get from the bigger productions are bad cliches, cheesy effects, and nothing memorable.

On occasion, though, a studio...
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boom:
haha, i'm sure they'll still be on when you get home!
nerdmachine:
Obviously, so do I. I've even been to the real Sleepy Hollow, which is about a 45 minute drive from where I live. My friends and I snuck into the cemetery at night, which was really creepy and really cool. We were about 19, so it seemed like a good idea at the time.
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Top Five Cult Horror Films

This next entry in my "Top Five Horror Film" lists has proven to be extremely difficult, much like my vampires one. Unlike the vampires list, however, it's difficult not because of a lack of interest on my part. While there are so many fun little cult films to choose from, few stand out as really great to me, other than...
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nerdmachine:
I think the general rule is you can top any list with Evil Dead and people will agree. Best period drama, Evil Dead. Best romantic comedy, Evil Dead. Best Pop Act or Duo, Evil Dead. Who can argue?
zuki:
Hah, that did. Thanks, love... I really appreciate it. Oh, I almost forgot... did you find your insparation for the drawing yet? I'm excited to see smile
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Top Five Vampire Movies

Continuing my series of Top Five lists of some of my favorite horror movies, tonight I bring you my choices for what I consider to be the absolute best Vampire movies.

This is a bit of a challenge for me. I quite famously hate most things vampire. They suck, no pun intended, but, nevertheless, not avoided. They're either dull bores who...
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comixbookgurl:
very nice list
zuki:
Awh, thank you very much smile
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This was posted on my regular blog, reposted here with pictures.

Top Five Slasher Films

In honor of Halloween, my favorite holiday, I thought I would do a few countdowns of some of my favorite horror movies. Why? Because I'm always looking for something to distract me from work.

Today, I'm going to focus on a genre of horror I generally cast dispersions on. The...
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nerdmachine:
Show me a movie with non stop gore, I will enjoy it. I might even laugh at some of it. Put a little spider in front of me, I'll jump backwards and likely have an anxiety attack. Just thinking of that tarantula being near me gives me the heebie jeebies.

On the other hand, I can watch and enjoy movies like Arachnophobia or Kingdom of the Spiders without a problem. Phobias are interesting!
comixbookgurl:
good choices!
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nerdmachine:
Hey, don't knock Ray Park. He can do silly flips, and has a voice so high pitched it had to be dubbed by the guy who played Pete in Shaun of the Dead for Phantom Menace. Possibly the most overlooked talent in movie history. Or not.

Ghostbusters references are fun.
zuki:
Thanks! That means alot to me smile

How'd the NYCC go?
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comixbookgurl:
good luck!
zuki:
AH, I love the "casual friday's" strip... I would buy it if I could just because I wan't to know what happens eeek
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I keep plastering it all over the internets.

"I'm available for commission illustration work!"

No one has responded. Well, scratch that. One person has responded. Having enjoyed my recent webcomic "Casual Fridays" (a story of dressing down at the office taken a step further, told with tongue firmly in cheek, that can be found here http://domai.com/news/2010/09september-03/index.html ), this client requested an illustration featuring two of...
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heliumqueen:
I would love to have galaxies and nebulae, but the only problem is, is that how would you incorporate it?
amarna:
Hi Nerdmachine!!

Thank u so much for your lovely comment on my first set smile

Kisses!!
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A couple months ago, I was contacted with Eolake Stobblehouse, proprietor of a nude photography website called DOMAI (which, I think, stands for something). It seems that Mr. Stobblehouse, a zany little Danish dude, is a fan of comic books, and wanted to create a website for comics that featured tasteful female nudity. I happen to be a fairly talented cartoonist with a knack for...
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alie_lynn:
That's awesome! I will have to send you an email quick! Congrats!biggrin
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The first issue of my new comic has been reviewed at Aint It Cool!

It's really just a blurb, mostly aimed at the writing, but there's praise for my artwork!

"Careful..." Issue 1, written by Genrty Smith and Victor Carungi, and illustrated by Me. It's available through Paper Street Comics website:

http://www.paperstreetcomics.com

The review can be found here:

http://www.aintitcool.com/node/46020
stellarcat:
Hello new friend thanks for the add wink.
nerdmachine:
Hooray for friends!