6 Degrees of Horror Game

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By Day of the Dead I'll assume you meant Land of the Dead...which still works

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Joe Dante Directed Howling and Gremlins which Steven Speilberg produced, Spielburg directed Schindler's List with Ben Kingsley, Kingsley was in Species

The Horror of Dracula and 28 Days Later

[boozotheclown]

By Day of the Dead I'll assume you meant Land of the Dead...which still works

good call my friend. one brain cell short of max capacity at the moment im afraid. whisch is forever my downfall. damn u shit that makes me feel goodnfuzzy

[BurnetRhoades]

The Horror of Dracula and 28 Days Later

Michael Gough appeared in Horror of Dracula as well as The Serpent and the Rainbow directed by Wes Craven, who also directed Red Eye with a villainous Cillian Murphey, who played a good guy in 28 Days Later.


new one: Nosferatu and Kalifornia

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ok I'm gonna try this the hard way without using the 1970s Nosferatu or Shadow of the Vampire

Greta Schroder was in Nosferatu and also in Victoria the Great Directed by Herbert Wilcox, Wilcox produced The Man who Wouldn't Talk with Zsa Zsa Gabor, Zsa Zsa was in Naked Gun 2 1/2 produced by Jerry Zucker, Jerry directed Rat Race with Cuba Gooding Jr, Cuba was in Zoolander with David Ducovney who was in Kalifornia



Them! and Arachnophobia

[DMHead777]

mimc

[BurnetRhoades]

ok I'm gonna try this the hard way without using the 1970s Nosferatu or Shadow of the Vampire

Damn dude, I was actually keeping my fingers crossed for the SotV bridge! Impressive.

[boozotheclown]

One of my favorite character actors James Whitmore, the star of Them! was also in The Shawshank Redemption with Tim Robbins, who was in The Hudsucker Proxy directed by the Cohen Brothers, who also did Barton Fink with John Goodman who was in Arachnophobia

Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things and Saw IV

[Strifer]

Jane Daly was in Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things and also in Mission Impossible III, directed by J.J. Abrams, who produced Super 8 with Steven Spielberg. Spielberg produced Band of Brothers and Donnie Wahlberg acted in that one and also in Saw IV.




Let see....

Paranormal Activity and Psicosis (1960)

[horrorgeek]

You guys are impressive!

[Strifer]

Im still getting over that Teeth connection, that was awesome bro

Thanks!!

[Strifer]

You guys are impressive!

You should try it!

[boozotheclown]

I'm back from my weekend bender. needed monday to recover

Anthony Perkins from Psycho was also in The Black Hole with Robert Forster, who was in Jackie Brown with Sam Jackson, who was in Snakes on a Plane with one of the BEST ever, Lin Shaye. Shaye was in Insidious produced by Oren Peli, the writer/directer of Paranormal Activity.

Bleeders and Rage: Carrie 2

[boozotheclown]

no? the writer of Bleeders should be semi-legend in this place. and the connection is simple after that. i'll give it one more day

[boozotheclown]

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Bleeders was written by Dan Obannon who also wrote Alien staring Sig Weaver, who starred in Aliens directed by James Cameron, who also did Titanic with Kate and Leo, the stars of Revolutionary Road directed by Sam Mendes, who also happened t direct American Beauty starring Mena Suvari who was in The Rage: Carrie 2 (and that was the longer of the two connections, 6 on the dot)

People Under the Stairs and Daybreakers

[Strifer]

This one is way too easy!!!

Ving Rhames was in Mission Impossible III with Jonathan Rhys Meyers who was in The Tudors. Sam Neill appeared in The Tudors and also in Daybreakers.



Next one

The Thing (first one) and Braindead

[BurnetRhoades]

The Thing (first one) and Braindead

The Thing From Another World was remade by John Carpenter in 1982, who directed John Houseman in The Fog, who appeared with Michael J. Fox in Bright Lights, Big City, who starred in The Frighteners directed by Peter Jackson, who also directed Braindead (Dead Alive).


New: Alien to In the Mouth of Madness

[Strifer]

Harry Dean Stanton was in Alien and also in Escape from New York, John Carpenter directed that one and also In the Mouth of Madness.




The hills have eyes and Deep Red (Profondo rosso)

[BurnetRhoades]

Harry Dean Stanton was in Alien and also in Escape from New York, John Carpenter directed that one and also In the Mouth of Madness.

Whoah, damn, yes. Of course. LOL, I thought I was being tricky by way of Dan O'Bannan, "Who Goes There?" and the Lovecraft connection and seriously over-thought it.