the easy one is from dazed and confused.  I want to say the camel one is from like Laurence of arabia, or stargate.

The second one is I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, watched it last night. Quite bad.

I still say ISHTAR for the camel one. Put me outta my misery will ya!!!!

The first one by Mal is form "THEY LIVE" ???

Nope. I'll give you a clue. That's Keanu Reeves in the image.

Edit, ah too late. Matt got it, amazing.

P O Hara wrote: I still say ISHTAR for the camel one. Put me outta my misery will ya!!!!

Yes, very correct.  Sorry for the delay in answering, I was not able to get to a computer for a while there.  

Matt wrote: Okay, since I got that one, here's a screencap from a totally random movie off of my shelf.

Mystery Cap

Total shot in the dark... um, probably a bad shot but kinda reminds me of Jacob's Ladder.

Geesh...I put up one that's a teeny bit tough and everybody runs away...

It's not something obvious like The Thing is it?

If not, then maybe it's in this list assuming the wolf gets shot:

http://www.imdb.com/keyword/dead-dog/

Nope, not The Thing, and not on that list as the wolf does not get shot or killed.

This horror film was released by a major studio in the early 80s and released on DVD in 2002 by the same company, so it's not some little known cult film. It is also one of three films released that same year dealing with a similar subject matter, and like one of those other two films is based on a novel, however, this film is probably the least well known or popular of the three movies.

Stephen Etherton wrote: Not a lot og guessing going on.
Well, I will keep trying...
Um, Silver Bullit?
Nope...a few years earlier than 1986's Silver Bullet.

Mystery Cap

Matt wrote: Okay, since I got that one, here's a screencap from a totally random movie off of my shelf.

Mystery Cap

Anybody? Maybe next time I'll be a little less random...

Jonathan Bennett wrote: Matt wrote: Stephen Etherton wrote: Not a lot og guessing going on.
Well, I will keep trying...
Um, Silver Bullit?
Nope...a few years earlier than 1986's Silver Bullet.

Mystery Cap
The Howling?
Close, but no, not The Howling

Tony DeFrancisco wrote: Taking a guess...

An American Werewolf in London
Same as with The Howling...close, but no.

I'll repeat a clue I wrote earlier so we can put this 'puppy' to rest...

"It is also one of three films released the same year dealing with a similar subject matter, and like one of those other two films is based on a novel, however, this film is probably the least well known or popular of the three movies."

You guys have guessed two out of the three films I am alluding to, but not the right one...which pretty much validates my statement that it is the least popular of the three.

Tony DeFrancisco wrote: I'm taking another guess, since this was released the same year as the Howling and American Werewolf in London.

Wolfen

Way to use IMDB there, Tony.

Yup, this shot came from the climax of the 1981 Warner Bros. horror film Wolfen, starring Albert Finney (who incidentally can be seen from behind in the mystery cap). I thought for sure the white wolf and early 80s decor would give this one away in much shorter time, but I'm guessing that not too many people have checked this one out.

Okay, that one was a toughy...here's another random one that isn't so tough:

Mystery Cap #2