In recent years people who enjoy to rent old movies might wonder what happened to all the classical horror films that many generations of people treasured. They are still out there somewhere hidden in old flick parts of video rental stores. Some master black and white flicks have been digitized into DVD format which some stay on in their original black and white form while other films have been colored.What was it all about to those classic horror films that drawn so many audiences, again and again? It was the state of the art special effects back those days stop motion camera techniques, providing you to see people transform from a regular human to the grieving soul of the wolf. How many people seeing this translation in horror even though they known they were just seeing a film.The newer generation today watching scary flicks of today are fearful by special effects. An while story lines may have changed and some that don't even have a very good plot. Those films just don't have the same appointment as the classic horror flicks many have grown up with. It's all right though, because with modern technologies, these classic flicks of the past have been brought back.Psycho - This is the shower scene with Janet Leigh is forever broken into the mind of anyone who watches this 1960 Alfred Hitchcock. Even for today, Anthony Perkins as Norman Bates and Vera Miles as Lila Crane can still make your skin creep. Best line from the film is when Janet Leigh's scream and also when Norman Bates saying, "Mother What is the phrase? She isn't quite herself.There are next generation of scary films ranges from gruesome gore to itchy suspense to that sick feeling in your stomach to wanting to scream at the screen. Here are a few of our favourites. Halloween - when babysitters will never feel safe again after seeing this John Carpenter classic old film. You should noted by some as the best slasher film of all time such as "Halloween" noted the film debut of Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode.
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