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Submitted by: Ian

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...then I'd further recommend a movie called 'Mako; Jaws of Death'. Its my other favorite shark horror movie beside 'Jaws', and its from about the same era (1975). I like to refer to it as that OTHER shark movie from the 70's. Its plot is a bit ridiculous, kinda like 'Williard' in fact, yet it does have it's share of shocking and frightening moments. I also like 'Shock Waves a lot. I consider it the best zombie movie aside from 'Night of the Living Dead. Hell, I like it even better for that matter. It was one of the few modern post NOTLD zombie films that was'nt a rip-off of that movie and was just as original and groundbreaking in it's own way. It was the first, and still one of the few, to feature underwater zombies, which was a really neat idea and had never been done before.

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Submitted by: Ronnie Angel

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Wow! A Shock Waves reference. Thats rare. I still have a copy of that somewhere. Also, wanted to say I read the USS Indianapolis book in less than a week, very interesting stuff, and also Close To Shore, a book about the shark attacks in New Jersey in the early 1900s. Interesting stuff. Always makes me think twice before I hop on a surfboard!

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Submitted by: lauratheaxewieldingmaniac

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hah when I read the title it looked like "Top 10 Horror by Tim Houstin" - as in movies directed by some guy named tim houstin (a la top 10 Fulci films) and I literally sat there thinkin "wait Spielberg directed Jaws...is this guy some horror producer/writter/whatever I never heard of..." You got to be someone very cool(as im sure you are by your awesome list!) and famous for a few mins there! Hey! Everyone's allowed to forget they have a brain once an a while....maybe the zombies ate it! Cheers! Lauratheaxewieldingmaniac

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