Lists of Doom XX: Emma Anzai of SICK PUPPIES

[Cassie]

Just found this this morning when I decided to finally cave in sign up for twitter...

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It's the BIG 2-0 for FANGORIA MUSICK's LISTS OF DOOM - the column where we track down some of your favorite (or soon-to-be favorite) bands to get their thoughts on on the world of horror, and which films scare them.

For our 20th Installment we finally get some opinions from a female perspective.

Fango recently caught up with bassist Emma Anzai of SICK PUPPIES to find out what scares her. The now L.A.-based Aussie gave us the scoop on 10 fright films that have made a lasting impact on her horror viewing habit....

1) SAW 1 : The best in the series for sure, the twist was awesome! Also "Adam" actor Leigh Whannell was on an early morning Australian music program i used to watch religiously called "Recovery"

2) HOSTEL : Disgusting but great concept, I could totally see this happening in some small town somewhere...... scary

3) PET SEMATARY 2 [pictured right on GOREZONE #23]: B or even C grade some would say, but I watched this movie countless times when I growing up and loved it. Schlock horror!

4) IT : I saw this when I was pretty young and it scared the living hell out of me! Evil clowns always a winner.

5) THE EXORCIST : I also watched this one when I was pretty young and used to have nightmares about the spinning head.

6) THE RING : Brilliant idea.

7) SHUTTER : Another b grade one but I love them! I like that it's set in Japan, their ghost stories are pretty unique and creepy.

BRAINSCAN [picured left on FANGORIA #132] : I love schlock, I related to Eddie Furlong's character, I was a hermit as a kid too.

9) THE DESCENT : I love it when a horror starts out all normal and happy, like almost too good to be true. Great movie.

10) WOLF CREEK : Based on a true story and also from Australia so it was super creepy for me as I remember all the news stories about the "backpacker murders" when I was a kid.

SICK PUPPIES latest album, TRI-POLAR was released July 14th on Virgin Records. Catch them on tour this summer with HURT and the VEER UNION. Hit the links below for more!

[Donna]

Very cool Cassie ! I am a huge horror fan , have loved scary movies since the age of 9 or 10 I love most of the films that Emma mentioned , except for IT . I adore Stephen King -- he is one of the masters of horror (read all his books) but for some reason that movie just didn't scare me

[jersey]

Awesome article. I love horror movies. IT is by far the creepiest movie/book ever.

[jersey]

[Donna]

lol..I think I may be one of the few people who have no fear of clowns ! Although reading the book may give me a different perspective - that is the only book of King's that I have not read , and it's because I saw the movie first .

[jls07]

Cool article! I love most of the movies on there too, and IT the book was so much better than the movie...movies can only be so long you know?

[Kemmy]

Cool find!

I used to love horror movies when I was younger and now I'm a chicken. But IT freaked the daylights out of me as a kid.

I have a friend who keeps a copy of IT in the back of her car

[Donna]

LMAO..I bet you don't sit in the backseat

[jersey]

your friend is a strange person....

[Kemmy]

A few of my friends and I had "planned" to watch it again to see if it was as scary as we remembered it but it never happened so IT stayed in the car

I wouldn't mess with someone who had that in their window

[jersey]

yeah...i would avoid that car like the plague.

[Cassie]

[Missy]

Kemmy.... I would not be friends with that person anymore

And I only liked House of Wax because Paris Hilton died in it lmao

But that is a GREAT top ten! Kudos to Emma!

[Cassie]