The Thing.
I watch it several times a year and never get bored of it. John Carpenter is a master of the genre.
When I was very young I read a short novella called "Who goes there?". I later discovered it was the...The Thing. |
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I do like a bit of horror. Not so much into the slasher movies but like an interesting horror. Visually I love "the cell" and "pans labyrinth" and the cenobytes from Hellraiser are awesome.
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So many! The Thing definitely. And Hellraiser, and The Shining, and a terrific French film called Martyrs (although it’s a real hard watch) the original Dawn of the Dead. And I really liked Doctor Sleep. |
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"So many! The Thing definitely. And Hellraiser, and The Shining, and a terrific French film called Martyrs (although it’s a real hard watch) the original Dawn of the Dead. And I really liked Doctor Sleep. "
Doctor sleep was really good, I’ve heard people talk negatively about it, but I enjoyed it |
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"I do like a bit of horror. Not so much into the slasher movies but like an interesting horror. Visually I love "the cell" and "pans labyrinth" and the cenobytes from Hellraiser are awesome.
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The Cell! I loved that movie for the visuals too! It looked incredible, like a Dali painting almost at points. |
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By *929Man
over a year ago
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"So many! The Thing definitely. And Hellraiser, and The Shining, and a terrific French film called Martyrs (although it’s a real hard watch) the original Dawn of the Dead. And I really liked Doctor Sleep. "
Doctor sleep was great |
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"So many! The Thing definitely. And Hellraiser, and The Shining, and a terrific French film called Martyrs (although it’s a real hard watch) the original Dawn of the Dead. And I really liked Doctor Sleep.
Doctor sleep was really good, I’ve heard people talk negatively about it, but I enjoyed it"
I’ve only seen the longer version, and by the time we get back to the Overlook it sent real chills down my spine. A really underrated movie. |
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By *aizyWoman
over a year ago
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"So many! The Thing definitely. And Hellraiser, and The Shining, and a terrific French film called Martyrs (although it’s a real hard watch) the original Dawn of the Dead. And I really liked Doctor Sleep.
Doctor sleep was really good, I’ve heard people talk negatively about it, but I enjoyed it
I’ve only seen the longer version, and by the time we get back to the Overlook it sent real chills down my spine. A really underrated movie. "
Baseball boy's death scene is so hard to watch. |
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"Did anyone see The Human Centipede my what a fucked up film that was good knows were they got the idea to do that lol,, now that is fkn horrible"
Not as bad as a Serbian film |
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"Did anyone see The Human Centipede my what a fucked up film that was good knows were they got the idea to do that lol,, now that is fkn horrible"
hell your telling me how and why from the director
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"Did anyone see The Human Centipede my what a fucked up film that was good knows were they got the idea to do that lol"
I could be wrong but I'm sure I read somewhere that the idea was lovely based on the nazi physician Josef menegele who used to do experiments on prisoners |
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"So many! The Thing definitely. And Hellraiser, and The Shining, and a terrific French film called Martyrs (although it’s a real hard watch) the original Dawn of the Dead. And I really liked Doctor Sleep.
Doctor sleep was really good, I’ve heard people talk negatively about it, but I enjoyed it
I’ve only seen the longer version, and by the time we get back to the Overlook it sent real chills down my spine. A really underrated movie.
Baseball boy's death scene is so hard to watch. "
I really struggle with that scene! It’s truly horrible. |
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"Did anyone see The Human Centipede my what a fucked up film that was good knows were they got the idea to do that lol,, now that is fkn horrible
Not as bad as a Serbian film"
Even just reading the synopsis for a Serbian film was bad enough |
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By *avexxMan
over a year ago
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"Did anyone see The Human Centipede my what a fucked up film that was good knows were they got the idea to do that lol,, now that is fkn horriblehell your telling me how and why from the director "
,,, director must have had issues with this movie only watched clips that was enough
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By *929Man
over a year ago
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"The burning old 80s slasher film the kills on the raft were very gory for the day "
Haha The burning is great perhaps for the wrong reasons some of the dialog and acting is hilarious especially Alfred |
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Of course, there's classics like The Thing and Alien, but I tend to return to individual favourite scenes.
Two which are stuck in my mind are the orgy scene in Society (moist body horror), and the psychiatric patient on the matress scene in Hellraiser II. |
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By *929Man
over a year ago
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"Of course, there's classics like The Thing and Alien, but I tend to return to individual favourite scenes.
Two which are stuck in my mind are the orgy scene in Society (moist body horror), and the psychiatric patient on the matress scene in Hellraiser II."
Is that where he slices himself up as he sees beetles on his skin? Hellraiser 2 was great in places but got daft later on could have been so much better such a missed chance |
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Loved classic like The Exorcist and visually The cell.
Uncomfortable viewing . Irreversible and The Martyrs.
Also Nil by Mouth . Not so much as horror but a horrendous current of violence running through it. |
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Conjuring for sure. Love the shining too though I wouldn't particularly add that to "scary" category.
If you are fine with TV shows, I will close my eyes and choose Mike Flanagan shows:
Haunting of the Hill House
Haunting of Bly Manor
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"Of course, there's classics like The Thing and Alien, but I tend to return to individual favourite scenes.
Two which are stuck in my mind are the orgy scene in Society (moist body horror), and the psychiatric patient on the matress scene in Hellraiser II.
Is that where he slices himself up as he sees beetles on his skin? Hellraiser 2 was great in places but got daft later on could have been so much better such a missed chance "
Yes, that's the one.
I found it disturbing because (up until the skinless woman emerged from the matress) it was so 'real'.
Meaning that it's entirely possible there are poor souls like that, who would cut themselves up to that degree. |
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