Friday, February 1, 2008

Horror Contest Winner!

We have a winner! Anthony Turcic of Schenectady NY, a true horror movie master of the highest caliber actually answered 4 out of 6 (no one got #1 or #4), and thus wins the Tales of Horror #12 prize. He's actually the only person who got more than one answer correct too. Wow! I will try to have another contest soon and promise that it won’t be so freakin’ hard next time. Thanks again to everyone who entered, and once again congratulations to our big winner!



And for those of you wondering what movies these scenes were from, here are the answers… check the IMDb links for more info:

1. Murder Mansion (’72) http://imdb.com/title/tt0067396/

2. The Devil Master (’77) http://imdb.com/title/tt0074389/ aka The Demon Lover

3. Three on a Meathook (’72) http://imdb.com/title/tt0069375/

4. Resurrection of Zacherly Wheeler (’71) http://imdb.com/title/tt0067669/

5. Spectre (’77) http://imdb.com/title/tt0076745/

6. Terror (’78) http://imdb.com/title/tt0141897/

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8 comments:

  1. Anonymous2/01/2008

    Thank you for the kind words on the winning announcement. It really made my day. I can't wait for the next contest!

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  2. Anonymous2/01/2008

    CHRIST I NEVER STOOD A CHANCE! I THINK I'VE ONLY EVEN HEARD OF ONE OF THESE MOVIES, #3.

    CONGRATS TO ANTHONY!

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  3. Mr. Karswell2/01/2008

    I'm working on another contest for the end of the month, we'll see what happens next!

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  4. Anonymous2/01/2008

    Dang, I thought I had a chance!


    1) When Harry Met Sally
    2) Leonard Part 6 with Bill Cosby
    3) Bring It On with Krysten Dunst
    4) LIttle Big Man with Dustin Hoffman
    5) The Other Side of the Mountain (1976)
    6) Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore


    Anyway, Congratulations to Anthony Turcic! And Karswell, thanks for offering a fun competition to win a really cool prize.

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  5. Anonymous2/01/2008

    I noticed a couple of these are available on dvd but where else can I find these films?

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  6. Mr. Karswell2/01/2008

    >where else can I find these films?

    Try ebay, or video trade websites, conventions... you might even find an old vhs of any one of these at the oldest mom and pop video store still left standing in your town.

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  7. Anonymous2/02/2008

    That was one tough competition.

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  8. Anonymous2/14/2008

    Turcic
    call me, you know I gave you all the answers to this.
    JP

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