[GIVE-AWAY CLOSED] Lifeforce Arrow Posters!!

[cooey]

Again with huge thanks to our friends at Arrow Video you guys have the chance to win this awesome poster!

Arrow have been kind enough to offer 3 of these to giveaway!!

All you have to do to win is answer this question -

What is your favourite horror movie and why?

Only rules for this are that you must be a registered member and have 30 posts or above, all members and staff are welcome to enter.

The posters will be sent direct from Arrow themselves (still waiting on confirmation whether they will be posted overseas or not, so at the moment the competition is open to all, if this changes I will update accordingly)

Competition ends 11:00 GMT 6th November 2013

 

[MENTAL MAGPIE]

Anything with Zombies in, but i will have to go with Stephen Kings IT, i love scary clowns and have a few Tattoo,s of clowns.

 

[denizen]

Awesome giveaway! Thanks Arrow & thanks Matt!

My fave horror movie?! Whatta question! The Evil Dead of course!

 

[triangle]

This is a lovely Give Away.

My favourite might be Rosemarie's Baby, love the atmosphere.

 

[Man of Steel]

My Favourite horror movie has to be Halloween or The Thing, both done by John Carpenter... Great Creepy soundtrack and the atmosphere in those films are insane!

Favourite Horror Movie in Recent times... The Conjuring.

 

[rbarnes182]

Carpenter's Halloween, I found it fascinatingly scary as a kid, the mask kept me away from the toilet at night time for months. The music and pace of the movie are just perfect, I love it.

 

[cheaney]

Going back to when i was a kid, An American Werewolf in London always scared me, there were certain scenes in that film that i always covered my eyes, I even remember hiding behind the sofa once, this has been one of my favorites ever since.

 

[satanclaus]

Thanks for the awesome giveaway!

My fave would be Jack Frost, it's ridiculous but funny. Has a young(er) Shannon Elizabeth to boot!

 

[vläd]

I always loved the Omen series. Why? They scared the crap outta me back when I first watched them!

 

[PunkNinja]

The Exorcist (1973), it's about a demonic possession and based on true events. Nuff said.
Thx. for the excellent giveaway!

 

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Keep them entries coming!!

 

[vläd]

Thanks for the awesome giveaway!

My fave would be Jack Frost, it's ridiculous but funny. Has a young(er) Shannon Elizabeth to boot!

That's weird! I just ordered that DVD a month ago! Something popped in my head remembering one of the closing credits...

"Now, where did that carrot go?"

 

[satanclaus]

That's weird! I just ordered that DVD a month ago! Something popped in my head remembering one of the closing credits...

"Now, where did that carrot go?"

Haha, it's brilliant almost only because it's so rubbish!

I think my 2nd choice would've been Critters.

 

[snowblood]

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Why... It scared the **** out of me as a kid & it still does in my old age.

 

[wyatt03]

A Nightmare On Elm Street (original)

I love this film because it's protaganist is so fcuking unstoppable, sleep and dreams is the one place you can't escape! This is the most original films and Freddy has one of cinema's most iconic weapon's! Whats not to love about this film

Thanks for the giveaway mate!

Sent from my Galaxy S4

 

[steveguna]

favourite horror movie Insidious because scary without being gory and disgusting.

 

[stephen3001]

John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness is one of my favourites. Carpenter's score is brilliant (again), expertly building the tension throughout. It's always been an underrated Carpenter entry for some reason.

It's also got Alice Cooper in it, what more do you need?
:movie:

 

[cooey]

Keep those entries coming guys. The more interest we get the more giveaways Arrow will give us

 

[adanarg]

For me it has to be 'Dawn of the Dead'. Romero's Original 70's Classic.
This was the first Zombie film I ever saw way back in the mid 80's and has been my favourate ever since.

 

[mnementh]

Got to be Scream for me - I'm not that into horror films, but somehow this one ticks all the right boxes. humour, scares, a bit of gore, nice twist, and some cracking norks