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So, with October just around the corner, I need some recommendations when it comes to films, as I always do the 30 days' of horror marathon in the lead up to Halloween and would love some recommendations!
I'll start, so my favourite horror film is the original A Nightmare on Elm Street. It has a super creepy plot, an amazing cast and a villain as unforgettable as Freddy. What's not to love..
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"Darkness Falls. An oldie but it made me jump an awful lot 
The one from 2003?
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Yeah, dunno why but it’s proper creepy!
Also Wrong Turn is another good one from that era  |
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All time favourite is 28 Days Later.
Though I just watched a new one called “Talk To Me” and it’s the first horror that’s genuinely scared me in years (and I watch a lot of horror). I recommend it. |
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"Two of my faves are The Thing and Sinister, but if you like psychological horror films, Session 9 is a really good creepy watch."
I absolutely love anything wrote or directed by John carpenter! And Kurt Russel is kina hot haha so the thing was always gona be amazing haha but iv got yo watch sinister so thanks for the recommendation! |
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No no erm haha probably train to busan I know its not exactly super scary buut still horror genre
Iv yet to see train to busan but its on my watch list
Jack"
Yeah Train To Busan is great! After you’ve watched that, watch the prequel film “Seoul Station”. That’s great too - even though it’s animated it’s still tense and scary. Fills in a lot of events that lead up to train to busan.
I’d skip the sequel “peninsula”. It’s really bad. |
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"An American Werewolf In London: A perfect mix of horror and comedy.
Rick Baker’s amazing fx work stands the test of time (he quite rightly won an Oscar for it) "
I was in a film really similar to American werewolf not too long back and after doing a full practical werewolf transformation that was half as good as American werewolfs it gives you a real admiration for the actor that did a full 24 hour shoot doing that scene, its madness haha amazing film!
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"All time favourite is 28 Days Later.
Though I just watched a new one called “Talk To Me” and it’s the first horror that’s genuinely scared me in years (and I watch a lot of horror). I recommend it."
Never heard of talk to me so il pop that on the watch list too, thanks for the recommendation!
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"2 oldies but both are really disturbing and very creepy.
1. Don't look now
2. Rosemary's baby."
We watched Rosemary's baby when violet was pregnant and safe to say she was not a happy camper with me for a week or 2 haha really freaked her out
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"The first terrifier was really good to a lot like 80s horror. Second one was ok to till the fantasy shit at the end "
Another il add to the watch list but I do love 80s horror, particularly slasher films
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By *immy200TV/TS
over a year ago
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"2 oldies but both are really disturbing and very creepy.
1. Don't look now
2. Rosemary's baby.
We watched Rosemary's baby when violet was pregnant and safe to say she was not a happy camper with me for a week or 2 haha really freaked her out
Jack"
 definitely not the film to watch if you're pregnant haha!
It freaked me out when I was young, single and obviously not pregnant. A very good but unsettling film  |
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"2 oldies but both are really disturbing and very creepy.
1. Don't look now
2. Rosemary's baby.
We watched Rosemary's baby when violet was pregnant and safe to say she was not a happy camper with me for a week or 2 haha really freaked her out
Jack
definitely not the film to watch if you're pregnant haha!
It freaked me out when I was young, single and obviously not pregnant. A very good but unsettling film "
We would be in bed and I'd just start chanting 'hail Satan!' Haha was a good laugh but was in the bad books for a few weeks haha |
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"Threads is the scariest thing I've ever watched. It's not a fun movie.
A fun horror movie is Dog Soldiers - the dialogue in it is fantastic  "
Dog soldiers is a film and a half with Sean Pertwee the son of the one and only Jon pertwee! Must say my love of velvet blazers comes from Jon
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By *immy200TV/TS
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"The first terrifier was really good to a lot like 80s horror. Second one was ok to till the fantasy shit at the end
Another il add to the watch list but I do love 80s horror, particularly slasher films
Jack"
3 slashers from the 80s that I remember are
The Burning,
Absurd, and
Night of the Demon (there may be more than one 80s film called this. It was about a bigfoot type creature).
The acting is pretty poor as I remember but they are archetypal slashers.
Just remembered a few more as I was typing.
Canibal Holocaust and zombie Flesh Eaters. These are pretty gruesome and I'm not really into slashers, I have become a bit nesh as I've got older. Enjoyed them at the time though. |
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Split - (James McAvoy is great in this)
Cannibal holocaust - it's creepy, because the director actually got taken to court & had to show how some of the killings were done. Not everyone's cuppa mind you.
Just after watching the boogeyman, it's a new release, it wasn't bad but it won't ever go down as a classic, but what does nowadays.
Enjoy the horror-thon!  |
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By *immy200TV/TS
over a year ago
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"2 oldies but both are really disturbing and very creepy.
1. Don't look now
2. Rosemary's baby.
We watched Rosemary's baby when violet was pregnant and safe to say she was not a happy camper with me for a week or 2 haha really freaked her out
Jack
definitely not the film to watch if you're pregnant haha!
It freaked me out when I was young, single and obviously not pregnant. A very good but unsettling film
We would be in bed and I'd just start chanting 'hail Satan!' Haha was a good laugh but was in the bad books for a few weeks haha "
Haha!! I bet you were!! |
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By *929Man
over a year ago
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"The first terrifier was really good to a lot like 80s horror. Second one was ok to till the fantasy shit at the end
Another il add to the watch list but I do love 80s horror, particularly slasher films
Jack
3 slashers from the 80s that I remember are
The Burning,
Absurd, and
Night of the Demon (there may be more than one 80s film called this. It was about a bigfoot type creature).
The acting is pretty poor as I remember but they are archetypal slashers.
Just remembered a few more as I was typing.
Canibal Holocaust and zombie Flesh Eaters. These are pretty gruesome and I'm not really into slashers, I have become a bit nesh as I've got older. Enjoyed them at the time though."
The burning is great, more funny than scary some of the dialogue is hilarious |
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"The first terrifier was really good to a lot like 80s horror. Second one was ok to till the fantasy shit at the end
Another il add to the watch list but I do love 80s horror, particularly slasher films
Jack
3 slashers from the 80s that I remember are
The Burning,
Absurd, and
Night of the Demon (there may be more than one 80s film called this. It was about a bigfoot type creature).
The acting is pretty poor as I remember but they are archetypal slashers.
Just remembered a few more as I was typing.
Canibal Holocaust and zombie Flesh Eaters. These are pretty gruesome and I'm not really into slashers, I have become a bit nesh as I've got older. Enjoyed them at the time though."
Ooo love a good video nasty but Italian horror is another level in the 80s haha now cannibal holocaust is scary for all the wrong reasons watched it once found out about all the behind the scenes stuff and obky film iv watched I wish I could unwatch madness haha |
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By *ewels74Woman
over a year ago
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i love horror/scary films and my first ever film i would say would be nightmare on elm street for sure being my favourite scary movie, and i actually enjoyed jason and halloween as well, used to enjoy alien as well and predator.
i love zombie type films but for the life of me as ive got older i cant seem to take the most goriest of films anymore and tend to avoid them aka SAW movies its like i just cant....but there is a ton of horror movies i still want to see, can i hold someones hand while i do so lol |
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"i love horror/scary films and my first ever film i would say would be nightmare on elm street for sure being my favourite scary movie, and i actually enjoyed jason and halloween as well, used to enjoy alien as well and predator.
i love zombie type films but for the life of me as ive got older i cant seem to take the most goriest of films anymore and tend to avoid them aka SAW movies its like i just cant....but there is a ton of horror movies i still want to see, can i hold someones hand while i do so lol"
I love the big horror franchises Friday the 13th, nightmare, halloween god even leprechaun haha always good fun and even the bad ones in rhe franchises usally have redeeming aspects. I'm not much a fan or saw and hostel those sorta films don't really jell that well with me either and I find they are just abit joyless haha |
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Love horror movies but there has been only one what scared me and I no people will laugh but I was about 12 and I watched think it was called day of the triffeds or something like that about flowers eating people.anyone else remember that film. |
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"Love horror movies but there has been only one what scared me and I no people will laugh but I was about 12 and I watched think it was called day of the triffeds or something like that about flowers eating people.anyone else remember that film."
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"Love horror movies but there has been only one what scared me and I no people will laugh but I was about 12 and I watched think it was called day of the triffeds or something like that about flowers eating people.anyone else remember that film.
What year was it released? "
I'm not sure to be honest must of been in the 70s I was twelve in 1981 when I first seen it |
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over a year ago
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"Love horror movies but there has been only one what scared me and I no people will laugh but I was about 12 and I watched think it was called day of the triffeds or something like that about flowers eating people.anyone else remember that film.
What year was it released?
I'm not sure to be honest must of been in the 70s I was twelve in 1981 when I first seen it "
The film was from the 60's, there was two tv series as well one in the 1980's and they remade it a few years ago too. |
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"Love horror movies but there has been only one what scared me and I no people will laugh but I was about 12 and I watched think it was called day of the triffeds or something like that about flowers eating people.anyone else remember that film.
What year was it released?
I'm not sure to be honest must of been in the 70s I was twelve in 1981 when I first seen it
The film was from the 60's, there was two tv series as well one in the 1980's and they remade it a few years ago too."
still to this day it's the only film that's scared me |
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No no erm haha probably train to busan I know its not exactly super scary buut still horror genre
Iv yet to see train to busan but its on my watch list
Jack"
definitely a good watch the second ones..well a little more "out" there shall we say but still entertaining, Cant deny the Koreans know how to do Zombie movies/shows
If you haven't already watch All of us are dead & The Kingdom two great shows on netflix |
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"Love horror movies but there has been only one what scared me and I no people will laugh but I was about 12 and I watched think it was called day of the triffeds or something like that about flowers eating people.anyone else remember that film.
What year was it released? I'm not sure to be honest must of been in the 70s I was twelve in 1981 when I first seen it "
Invasion of the body snatchers starring Donald Sutherland it could be, which is a remake of a 50's b movie of the same name but still good.
but sounds like day of the triffids but that is a black and white film, not aware of a remake.
My fav' is the ring the Japanese version. |
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"Love horror movies but there has been only one what scared me and I no people will laugh but I was about 12 and I watched think it was called day of the triffeds or something like that about flowers eating people.anyone else remember that film.
What year was it released? I'm not sure to be honest must of been in the 70s I was twelve in 1981 when I first seen it
Invasion of the body snatchers starring Donald Sutherland it could be, which is a remake of a 50's b movie of the same name but still good.
but sounds like day of the triffids but that is a black and white film, not aware of a remake.
My fav' is the ring the Japanese version."
Is the remake of invasion the one with Leonard nimoy ? Me and violet are big trek fans so anything with them on nwe just automatically love haha
Iv not seen the Japanese version yet but have it on the watch list |
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"My home made porno getting leaked
No no erm haha probably train to busan I know its not exactly super scary buut still horror genre
Iv yet to see train to busan but its on my watch list
Jack definitely a good watch the second ones..well a little more "out" there shall we say but still entertaining, Cant deny the Koreans know how to do Zombie movies/shows
If you haven't already watch All of us are dead & The Kingdom two great shows on netflix"
Il have to educate myself on Korean zombie films me thinks haha I mean I thought the Italians went balls to the wall with a zombie attacking a shark in zombie flesh eaters so is it going to top that ? And when they wood goes in the woman's eye it genuinely makes my full body tense haha real teeth clencher of a scene |
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"Love horror movies but there has been only one what scared me and I no people will laugh but I was about 12 and I watched think it was called day of the triffeds or something like that about flowers eating people.anyone else remember that film.
What year was it released? I'm not sure to be honest must of been in the 70s I was twelve in 1981 when I first seen it
Invasion of the body snatchers starring Donald Sutherland it could be, which is a remake of a 50's b movie of the same name but still good.
but sounds like day of the triffids but that is a black and white film, not aware of a remake.
My fav' is the ring the Japanese version.
Is the remake of invasion the one with Leonard nimoy ? Me and violet are big trek fans so anything with them on nwe just automatically love haha
Iv not seen the Japanese version yet but have it on the watch list "
Yes that is the one I saw, I also saw the original both different both good.
the ring is the first of three, a good scary story. |
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"Love horror movies but there has been only one what scared me and I no people will laugh but I was about 12 and I watched think it was called day of the triffeds or something like that about flowers eating people.anyone else remember that film.
What year was it released? I'm not sure to be honest must of been in the 70s I was twelve in 1981 when I first seen it
Invasion of the body snatchers starring Donald Sutherland it could be, which is a remake of a 50's b movie of the same name but still good.
but sounds like day of the triffids but that is a black and white film, not aware of a remake.
My fav' is the ring the Japanese version.
Is the remake of invasion the one with Leonard nimoy ? Me and violet are big trek fans so anything with them on nwe just automatically love haha
Iv not seen the Japanese version yet but have it on the watch list
Yes that is the one I saw, I also saw the original both different both good.
the ring is the first of three, a good scary story."
The username and location showing hadn't gone unnoticed haha
I think I generally need to educate myself in Asian horror as its defo a space in horror iv not seen much off |
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"Some of the best I’ve ever watch include:
Repulsion (1965 film)
The Descent (2005)
Poltergeist (1982)
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Repulsion is one I haven't seen so il get that added to the watch list thank you!
Love poltergeist! |
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"Some of the best I’ve ever watch include:
Repulsion (1965 film)
The Descent (2005)
Poltergeist (1982)
Repulsion is one I haven't seen so il get that added to the watch list thank you!
Love poltergeist! "
One summer I watched every horro film from 1953 to 1996. I can give you more recommendations if you’re keen to hear more. |
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"Some of the best I’ve ever watch include:
Repulsion (1965 film)
The Descent (2005)
Poltergeist (1982)
Repulsion is one I haven't seen so il get that added to the watch list thank you!
Love poltergeist!
One summer I watched every horro film from 1953 to 1996. I can give you more recommendations if you’re keen to hear more. "
Sure fire away love horror from the 1920's up until today so any recommendations taken |
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"Love horror movies but there has been only one what scared me and I no people will laugh but I was about 12 and I watched think it was called day of the triffeds or something like that about flowers eating people.anyone else remember that film.
What year was it released? I'm not sure to be honest must of been in the 70s I was twelve in 1981 when I first seen it
Invasion of the body snatchers starring Donald Sutherland it could be, which is a remake of a 50's b movie of the same name but still good.
but sounds like day of the triffids but that is a black and white film, not aware of a remake.
My fav' is the ring the Japanese version.
Is the remake of invasion the one with Leonard nimoy ? Me and violet are big trek fans so anything with them on nwe just automatically love haha
Iv not seen the Japanese version yet but have it on the watch list
Yes that is the one I saw, I also saw the original both different both good.
the ring is the first of three, a good scary story.
The username and location showing hadn't gone unnoticed haha
I think I generally need to educate myself in Asian horror as its defo a space in horror iv not seen much off "
Yes a great planet with loads of history ha, a long time fan of all things trek myself.
I saw Event Horizon again last night that's a good Si-fi space horror movie. |
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"Some of the best I’ve ever watch include:
Repulsion (1965 film)
The Descent (2005)
Poltergeist (1982)
Repulsion is one I haven't seen so il get that added to the watch list thank you!
Love poltergeist!
One summer I watched every horro film from 1953 to 1996. I can give you more recommendations if you’re keen to hear more.
Sure fire away love horror from the 1920's up until today so any recommendations taken"
Candyman
Shutter
Braindead
The Lighthouse
Rosemary’s Baby
The Evil Dead
Misery
The Lost Boys
Psycho
House of Usher
Lamb’s Ladder
Birds
The Changeling
The Wicker Man
Eyes without a Face
Eraserhead
House on the Haunted Hill
Cat People
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"Some of the best I’ve ever watch include:
Repulsion (1965 film)
The Descent (2005)
Poltergeist (1982)
Repulsion is one I haven't seen so il get that added to the watch list thank you!
Love poltergeist!
One summer I watched every horro film from 1953 to 1996. I can give you more recommendations if you’re keen to hear more.
Sure fire away love horror from the 1920's up until today so any recommendations taken
Candyman
Shutter
Braindead
The Lighthouse
Rosemary’s Baby
The Evil Dead
Misery
The Lost Boys
Psycho
House of Usher
Lamb’s Ladder
Birds
The Changeling
The Wicker Man
Eyes without a Face
Eraserhead
House on the Haunted Hill
Cat People
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I love the lost boys! Another fav of mine and Michael in it is hot haha
Iv seen most of those but a couple I can add to the watch list, has to be be said one does admire your taste in film! |
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"My home made porno getting leaked
No no erm haha probably train to busan I know its not exactly super scary buut still horror genre
Iv yet to see train to busan but its on my watch list
Jack definitely a good watch the second ones..well a little more "out" there shall we say but still entertaining, Cant deny the Koreans know how to do Zombie movies/shows
If you haven't already watch All of us are dead & The Kingdom two great shows on netflix
Il have to educate myself on Korean zombie films me thinks haha I mean I thought the Italians went balls to the wall with a zombie attacking a shark in zombie flesh eaters so is it going to top that ? And when they wood goes in the woman's eye it genuinely makes my full body tense haha real teeth clencher of a scene "
oo ill have to give this Italian flick a gander, well I hope you enjoy them as much as I did haha they definitely binge worthy in my eyes  |
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"My home made porno getting leaked
No no erm haha probably train to busan I know its not exactly super scary buut still horror genre
Iv yet to see train to busan but its on my watch list
Jack definitely a good watch the second ones..well a little more "out" there shall we say but still entertaining, Cant deny the Koreans know how to do Zombie movies/shows
If you haven't already watch All of us are dead & The Kingdom two great shows on netflix
Il have to educate myself on Korean zombie films me thinks haha I mean I thought the Italians went balls to the wall with a zombie attacking a shark in zombie flesh eaters so is it going to top that ? And when they wood goes in the woman's eye it genuinely makes my full body tense haha real teeth clencher of a scene oo ill have to give this Italian flick a gander, well I hope you enjoy them as much as I did haha they definitely binge worthy in my eyes "
The Italian Giallo films are usally good too, even the bad ones are fairly creative so always worth a shot, the Italian zombie films are just balls to the wall or at least the ones iv seen are haha
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over a year ago
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Exorcist III
Not gory, but incredibly suspenseful. Makes sparse use of music to dramatic effect. Oscar level performances from the late George C. Scott and Brad Dourif |
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"Not a movie, but I find American Horror Story particularly scary.
Any particular season ? My favourites so far have been season murder House, asylum and 1984"
Pretty much the same but also Freakshow. |
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"Not a movie, but I find American Horror Story particularly scary.
Any particular season ? My favourites so far have been season murder House, asylum and 1984
Pretty much the same but also Freakshow. "
I did enjoy freakshow too particularly the musical number haha but all the seasons aren't too bad in all honesty |
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By *aizyWoman
over a year ago
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"Two of my faves are The Thing and Sinister, but if you like psychological horror films, Session 9 is a really good creepy watch.
Is that the 1950s original or the Kurt Russell remake?"
Remake, the remake is actually closer to the book as well which I was suprised about I put off reading it for ages because I thought it would be like the 1950's film. |
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"Exorcist III
Not gory, but incredibly suspenseful. Makes sparse use of music to dramatic effect. Oscar level performances from the late George C. Scott and Brad Dourif "
Brilliant film! George C. Scott turns in a brilliant performance as always, also love him in The Changeling too |
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"Not a movie, but I find American Horror Story particularly scary.
Any particular season ? My favourites so far have been season murder House, asylum and 1984
Pretty much the same but also Freakshow.
I did enjoy freakshow too particularly the musical number haha but all the seasons aren't too bad in all honesty "
I love AHS. Need a watching buddy though!
Can’t face it on my own.
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By *aizyWoman
over a year ago
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"My faves are definitely The Wicker Man and Midsommer. Great films. "
Thats the original Wicker Man film tho right Steve? Not the Nicolas Cage abomination?? (My finger is poised over the block button depending on your answer Pickles! ) |
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Horror movies did you say..
The Shining
Salems lot
Carrie
Chainsaw massacre
The hills have eyes
Day of the triffids
Hammer house of horror
Dracula
Werewolf in London... To name but a few |
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"My faves are definitely The Wicker Man and Midsommer. Great films.
Thats the original Wicker Man film tho right Steve? Not the Nicolas Cage abomination?? (My finger is poised over the block button depending on your answer Pickles! )"
I don’t watch Nicolas Cage movies |
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By *aizyWoman
over a year ago
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"My faves are definitely The Wicker Man and Midsommer. Great films.
Thats the original Wicker Man film tho right Steve? Not the Nicolas Cage abomination?? (My finger is poised over the block button depending on your answer Pickles! )
I don’t watch Nicolas Cage movies "
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"My faves are definitely The Wicker Man and Midsommer. Great films.
Thats the original Wicker Man film tho right Steve? Not the Nicolas Cage abomination?? (My finger is poised over the block button depending on your answer Pickles! )
I don’t watch Nicolas Cage movies
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Or Stallone movies |
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By *aizyWoman
over a year ago
west midlands |
"My faves are definitely The Wicker Man and Midsommer. Great films.
Thats the original Wicker Man film tho right Steve? Not the Nicolas Cage abomination?? (My finger is poised over the block button depending on your answer Pickles! )
I don’t watch Nicolas Cage movies
Or Stallone movies"
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By *hilloutMan
over a year ago
All over the place! Northwesr, , Southwest |
"Exorcist III
Not gory, but incredibly suspenseful. Makes sparse use of music to dramatic effect. Oscar level performances from the late George C. Scott and Brad Dourif
Brilliant film! George C. Scott turns in a brilliant performance as always, also love him in The Changeling too"
Most criminally underrated horror film ever. |
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By *aizyWoman
over a year ago
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"Exorcist III
Not gory, but incredibly suspenseful. Makes sparse use of music to dramatic effect. Oscar level performances from the late George C. Scott and Brad Dourif
Brilliant film! George C. Scott turns in a brilliant performance as always, also love him in The Changeling too
Most criminally underrated horror film ever."
It is!! I prefer it to The Exorcist. Did you manage to spot Samuel L. Jackson's cameo apperance? Someone told me he was in it I had to watch really carefully to spot him! |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
East London |
The Fearless Vampire Killers gave me nightmares as a kid.
I started sleeping with the covers pulled around my neck, and did so for years.
I'm a coward now and can't watch horror films alone now, except the occasional zombie film as The Walking Dead desensitised me towards zombies.
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"My faves are definitely The Wicker Man and Midsommer. Great films.
Thats the original Wicker Man film tho right Steve? Not the Nicolas Cage abomination?? (My finger is poised over the block button depending on your answer Pickles! )
I don’t watch Nicolas Cage movies
Or Stallone movies"
Oh but the Expendables is a brilliant film! So funny |
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Some newer ones have been decent like Talk to Me that just came out. Hereditary is from the last few years thats amazing. Jordan Peeles are all good ones. Green Room is a good one thats not ghosts or demons etc. His House is good, Barbarian is good there are loads and with horror most are at least good or fun to watch so just have a look about
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"Love horror movies but there has been only one what scared me and I no people will laugh but I was about 12 and I watched think it was called day of the triffeds or something like that about flowers eating people.anyone else remember that film."
I do , read the book too by John Wyndham |
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I’m a bit odd and I prefer older, b/w horror films.
I Walked with a Zombie is a wonderful B film horror from the 50s and I also like the British film Dead of Night from the 40s, especially the much copied ventriloquist section. |
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I think the 2 best psychological horrors of all time come in pairs:
1. The Thing (1982)
2. Alien.
3. Aliens.
4. The Thing (prequel 2011)
Night of the Demon (black and white classic) had me shit scared as a kid. Nightmares. Watched it as an adult and it was comical. |
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By *aizyWoman
over a year ago
west midlands |
"The Fog. The John Carpenter original though, not the remake.
More of a thriller though really.
Also love Christine, another from John Carpenter.
And the Final Destination series"
As much as I love Christine, they are remaking it and I can't wait! |
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"Blair Witch in a darkened house on your own, I’d be well impressed if you manage to watch it all
I saw that in the cinema when it came out all that happened was I got motion sickness from the camera shaking constantly and I threw up   "
OMG I had to run to the toilets after about 10 mins too. I thought I was the only one! |
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By *orny-DJMan
over a year ago
Leigh-on-Sea |
"The Fog. The John Carpenter original though, not the remake.
More of a thriller though really.
Also love Christine, another from John Carpenter.
And the Final Destination series
As much as I love Christine, they are remaking it and I can't wait!"
Philistines! They can't do that. It's a classic |
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Last one I really enjoyed was Midsommar, I get that it’s a bit ‘love or hate’ film but I really enjoyed it.
Night of the Demon (It’s in the tree’s it’s coming) 1957 classic.
Night of the living Dead with its absolute crushing ending for the hero.
The Thing and the original The Thing from another World (1951) a brilliant double bill
Martyrs and the Evil Dead.
But one that I saw as a teenager and left a big impression was, Les Diaboliques (1955) a surprisingly scary film. |
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"I'd have to say the original scream film wasn't like terrifying but it was just really well done "
I love most films wes craven has had a hand in either directing or writing, so love scream and the scream franchise too |
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