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[Stuggernaut]

Trying to think up similar movies to the best of the best...Seven

So far we have...

- Kiss the Girls
- Bone Collector
- Saw

We know there are a bunch more...but we are drawing a blank.

 

[calder]

Jennifer 8 is actually pretty good considering.

And sure Seven is awesome, but if you're talking serial-killer movies then the true king is Silence of the Lambs.

 

[Stuggernaut]

Just phychological thrillers is what I'm thinking I guess.

I know there were a ton of them after Seven...but I can't remember

 

[ArcadeStickMonk]

8mm ?

Never saw it.

 

[Lemurnator]

How the fuck could you forget Silence of the Lambs, Manhunter, and the remake Red Dragon?

Edit: Didn't read the second post. >_>

Sorry.

 

[Kabuki Waq]

Crimson Rivers is really good up until the hokey ending and there is also this Christopher Lambert direct to video movie that is pretty decent fuck i forgot the name .....oh yea its called REssurection.

 

[Mainline]

Crimson Rivers is really good up until the hokey ending and there is also this Christopher Lambert direct to video movie that is pretty decent fuck i forgot the name .....ill edit later.

It's called Ressurection, and its pretty good.

 

[Stuggernaut]

I remember some movie where a guy killed the victims and either took pictures of their feet or something similar. It was a paid of guys that were killing women. I think it was the Kiss the Girls movie I mentioned already...but now I'm not sure.

 

[evil ways]

And sure Seven is awesome, but if you're talking serial-killer movies then the true king is Silence of the Lambs.

Put the fucking lotion in the basket!!

8mm with Nicholas Cage is pretty good. It gives a gritty, realistic look at the seedy underground world of porn. Plus Peter Stormare makes any movie at least bearable.

 

[Mason]

I thought Bone Collector was pretty good.

 

[jetjevons]

I saw an interesting movie on HBO the other day called Nemesis Game with a really hot lead chick. Oh Adrian Paul of Highlander TV show fame trying to pull of an American accent really badly.

 

[ChumsGum]

Denzel's Man On Fire had a gritty uncomfortable feel to it. Of course, not as suspenseful as Se7en.