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The Big 3: Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees, Freddy Krueger...Which is your series?

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Now_Im_Not_Banned:
We all know about the 3 biggest horror icons/slashers in the horror industry (The Big 3)...They've made a huge mark in horror and have even become a part of our culture over the years...Back in the days, almost everyone had a favorite horror icon and franchise...Mine has always been "A Nightmare On Elm Street" where, as many of you know, Freddy Krueger would kill his victims in their dreams...I also enjoyed both of the other series', but for me, it's always been Freddy at number 1...So which killer is yours? Which franchise did you grow up on or enjoyed the most?...I would add more (Pinhead, Chucky, Ghostface etc.) but I narrowed it down to the Big 3...Choose yours...

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PLANT:
I used to have mad nightmares about Jason so I went with Firday the 13th.  I was never really scared of Freddy's old, weak ass shit.  Fuck Freddy. his movies suck......Rather watch FT 13th or Halloween anyday.  Mike Myers is a bad mutherfucker too.

RXL:
I voted Jason too.. but to be honest I always found the Chucky movies the scariest.  Dolls are mad scary...

I Am The Anton:
Halloween, Nightmare on Elm Street in 2nd, and the F13 series just completely sucks.

Now_Im_Not_Banned:

--- Quote from: PLANT on March 15, 2006, 11:16:27 AM ---I used to have mad nightmares about Jason so I went with Firday the 13th.  I was never really scared of Freddy's old, weak ass shit.  Fuck Freddy. his movies suck......Rather watch FT 13th or Halloween anyday.  Mike Myers is a bad mutherfucker too.

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Freddy sucks? How many "Nightmare On Elm Street" movies have you seen? I know Freddy got kind of played out around the 4th and 5th sequel, but the original one is actually a really scary movie. Just the concept of it, and the fact that Freddy isn't this big exploited boogeyman icon and a lot more mysterious in this film is great...All 3 of these icons became washed up at some point, but it does not take away from their greatness as characters in the horror industry. Wes Craven got the inspiration for "Nightmare On Elm Street" after reading an article about a few people who died while having a nightmare/dream...Of course, by the time you saw the movie Freddy had already been portrayed to the public as this wise-cracking stand-up comedian/killer, and that really takes away from the greatness of the first movie in the series...I'd also recommend "A Nightmare On Elm Street 3" and "New Nightmare", the other two movies in the franchise with Wes Craven's involvement...The series as a whole definitely does NOT suck...PeACe

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