
Prefer B & W to color. Believe it or not, everything is much sharper without the distraction of color. The Ghost and Mrs. Muir with Gene Tierney and Rex Harrison being one example.
I do however like old technicolor and 2 strip technicolor, think Gone With The Wind and Mystery at the Wax Museum (predeseccor to Vincent Price's House of Wax). I also love 1955's Love is a Many Splendored Thing, which again is shot in the old color process.
Prefer old horror to new horror. Old horror relied more on plot and the state of people's psyche. Psycho, The Shining, Cat People, I Walked With A Zombie.... New horror, to me anyways just serves to shock. Though I have never seen the SAW series, I don't understand why people want to see such things much less allow their children to see them. I understand that these things happen, but in these films there seems to be a glorification of the sicko to the point of god-dum. In these situations victims change from human beings to caged animals awaiting their fate for the hang man's sick pleasure.
A lot of the new movies that I do like aren't new at all, they're remakes. This weekend's I Am Legend starring Will Smith, which is a remake of the Omega Man starring Charleton Heston which is a remake of the original and imo, best of the three, Last Man on Earth starring Vincent Price.
At my worst, I bought 5 movies a week. Now I'm down to one. lol. Oh well, for some people it's video games, for me it's movies.
