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I remember being shit scared as a kid watching zombie flesh eaters , didn't sleep for a week lol
Southern comfort scared the crap out of me too
And threads the British nuke film , that fucked me up for a while . Nowadays nothing really gets me , it's all jump scares now , no real phycological fear inducing stuff |
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Shining is still the best for me.
Recent horrors the only one for years that unsettled me is It Follows
All the ones nowadays are just too reliant on jump scares. That’s not for me. I like creepy over cheap jumps |
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"Shining is still the best for me.
Recent horrors the only one for years that unsettled me is It Follows
All the ones nowadays are just too reliant on jump scares. That’s not for me. I like creepy over cheap jumps"
shining is amazing , do you know about the moon landing conspiracy thing in the film ? |
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Texas chainsaw massacre was a bit of a scary one as a kid haloween nightmare on elm street .but jawa scared me when i was a nipper .i was worried it would come out te toilet and bite my winky off |
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"Texas chainsaw massacre was a bit of a scary one as a kid haloween nightmare on elm street .but jawa scared me when i was a nipper .i was worried it would come out te toilet and bite my winky off"
Texas chainsaw , as soon as the shit starts in that film it dont stop till the end lol , excellent film
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"Shining is still the best for me.
Recent horrors the only one for years that unsettled me is It Follows
All the ones nowadays are just too reliant on jump scares. That’s not for me. I like creepy over cheap jumpsshining is amazing , do you know about the moon landing conspiracy thing in the film ?"
I don’t think so… |
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"Shining is still the best for me.
Recent horrors the only one for years that unsettled me is It Follows
All the ones nowadays are just too reliant on jump scares. That’s not for me. I like creepy over cheap jumpsshining is amazing , do you know about the moon landing conspiracy thing in the film ?
I don’t think so…"
https://youtu.be/qmBdiGf16Vk?si=UzaIs8qfVNfUQXKH watch that if the link works , |
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"When I was 9 and I watched The Thing for the first time, no horror film has scared me as much as that since!  "
Exactly my choice too. It was like guess who's the next one to turn.
Also Salems Lot ...that Glik boy floating at the window |
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I don’t really scare with this , I love as much gore as possible x
Love the twist in Saw but not scary . Paranormal Activity was jumpy as things happen in the corners of the screen .
But as a kid Alien , Jaws and salems lot were scary in sense of my age x |
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"Not scary … but those Saw films were a bit 
I didn't see saw  
You don’t want to either   "
To be fair I'm not good with gore, I love psychological horror though, Silence of the lambs is one of my favourites |
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"I remember being shit scared as a kid watching zombie flesh eaters , didn't sleep for a week lol
Southern comfort scared the crap out of me too
And threads the British nuke film , that fucked me up for a while . Nowadays nothing really gets me , it's all jump scares now , no real phycological fear inducing stuff "
Children of the corn
Eden lake … I wish I’d not seen either ! |
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"Not scary … but those Saw films were a bit
I didn't see saw
You don’t want to either
To be fair I'm not good with gore, I love psychological horror though, Silence of the lambs is one of my favourites "
Clarice ….  …. Yeah that’s a classic ! |
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"Not scary … but those Saw films were a bit
I didn't see saw
You don’t want to either
To be fair I'm not good with gore, I love psychological horror though, Silence of the lambs is one of my favourites
Clarice …. …. Yeah that’s a classic ! "
Have you seen Hannibal Rising? Absolutely brilliant!! |
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"Not scary … but those Saw films were a bit
I didn't see saw
You don’t want to either
To be fair I'm not good with gore, I love psychological horror though, Silence of the lambs is one of my favourites
Clarice …. …. Yeah that’s a classic !
Have you seen Hannibal Rising? Absolutely brilliant!!"
Yeah but silence of the lambs was my fave tbf … |
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"I remember being shit scared as a kid watching zombie flesh eaters , didn't sleep for a week lol
Southern comfort scared the crap out of me too
And threads the British nuke film , that fucked me up for a while . Nowadays nothing really gets me , it's all jump scares now , no real phycological fear inducing stuff
Children of the corn
Eden lake … I wish I’d not seen either ! "
children of the corn , that's a scary flick !! Anyone noticed it's the old films that are scariest even with their old time effects !!! Surprised noone said the exorcist yet , that fucked me up as a kid , with the subliminal stuff in it |
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"Not scary … but those Saw films were a bit
I didn't see saw
You don’t want to either
To be fair I'm not good with gore, I love psychological horror though, Silence of the lambs is one of my favourites
Clarice …. …. Yeah that’s a classic !
Have you seen Hannibal Rising? Absolutely brilliant!!
Yeah but silence of the lambs was my fave tbf … "
Fair enough, I love all the films to be fair |
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By *aizyWoman 43 weeks ago
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"When I was 9 and I watched The Thing for the first time, no horror film has scared me as much as that since!
Exactly my choice too. It was like guess who's the next one to turn.
Also Salems Lot ...that Glik boy floating at the window "
Its the ending of The Thing it still gets me, who is real? Either, neither? Only other film to get me like that was Invasion of The Body Snatchers the Donald Sutherland film, its that whole people looking and sounding like they should, but knowing its not really them that really freaks me out! |
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"When I was 9 and I watched The Thing for the first time, no horror film has scared me as much as that since!
Exactly my choice too. It was like guess who's the next one to turn.
Also Salems Lot ...that Glik boy floating at the window
Its the ending of The Thing it still gets me, who is real? Either, neither? Only other film to get me like that was Invasion of The Body Snatchers the Donald Sutherland film, its that whole people looking and sounding like they should, but knowing its not really them that really freaks me out!"
the black dude is infected , the giveaway is there's no reflection of light in the eyes of the infected people |
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Think I was about 10, was visiting my grandma's and my uncle n cousins were there watching a horror film where a deranged sister was killing her other sisters friends/family, dobermans ripping throats out, threats been cut by knives etc, ended up she sat them all round the table dripping blood everywhere for her sisters birthday party.... |
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By (user no longer on site) 43 weeks ago
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"Watership down - as a young kid it was quite traumatic, it still is today!
It's been a while since I last saw a horror movie which actually frightened me, I find them all quite predictable now "
Still can't believe they allowed us to watch that at primary school end of term for us moving up to secondary school |
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I think the scariest things I've ever watched are the ones where I sit there wondering what kind of mind came up with the story line or idea
This would include,
The human centipede
The original IT
And the really gory stuff like the hills have eyes 2 and hostel 2.
The scariest part has to be who came up with that?
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One thing thing that did scare me though and I found truly frightening to watch was the series Chernobyl.
That shit is real. That's scary. Not a film though. |
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For me, I was about seven or eight years old when I watched Dawn of the dead, it shit me up because I had to walk through a dark field going home that night, I can remember a total stranger with an out station and I just kept near him all the way until I got to the road |
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"I think the scariest things I've ever watched are the ones where I sit there wondering what kind of mind came up with the story line or idea
This would include,
The human centipede
The original IT
And the really gory stuff like the hills have eyes 2 and hostel 2.
The scariest part has to be who came up with that?
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the human centipede is sick .and i dont mean the street talk sick .it really is fucked up |
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By (user no longer on site) 43 weeks ago
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"I think the scariest things I've ever watched are the ones where I sit there wondering what kind of mind came up with the story line or idea
This would include,
The human centipede
The original IT
And the really gory stuff like the hills have eyes 2 and hostel 2.
The scariest part has to be who came up with that?
the human centipede is sick .and i dont mean the street talk sick .it really is fucked up"
I can't believe I watched it all the way though.
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"Watership down - as a young kid it was quite traumatic, it still is today!
It's been a while since I last saw a horror movie which actually frightened me, I find them all quite predictable now
Still can't believe they allowed us to watch that at primary school end of term for us moving up to secondary school "
There was another film out at the same time called plague dogs, just as traumatic as watership down |
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By (user no longer on site) 43 weeks ago
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"I think the scariest things I've ever watched are the ones where I sit there wondering what kind of mind came up with the story line or idea
This would include,
The human centipede
The original IT
And the really gory stuff like the hills have eyes 2 and hostel 2.
The scariest part has to be who came up with that?
the human centipede is sick .and i dont mean the street talk sick .it really is fucked up
I can't believe I watched it all the way though.
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you cant nof finish it .if i was kinapped and sticted to someone can it be you but please not the arsehole ,as much as i like rimming that turned my stomach |
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By *evils PuddingCouple 43 weeks ago
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"I think the scariest things I've ever watched are the ones where I sit there wondering what kind of mind came up with the story line or idea
This would include,
The human centipede
The original IT
And the really gory stuff like the hills have eyes 2 and hostel 2.
The scariest part has to be who came up with that?
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Just mentioned some of my fav films!!
Harley |
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By *evils PuddingCouple 43 weeks ago
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"I think the scariest things I've ever watched are the ones where I sit there wondering what kind of mind came up with the story line or idea
This would include,
The human centipede
The original IT
And the really gory stuff like the hills have eyes 2 and hostel 2.
The scariest part has to be who came up with that?
the human centipede is sick .and i dont mean the street talk sick .it really is fucked up
I can't believe I watched it all the way though.
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I’ve seen all 3!
Harley |
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By (user no longer on site) 43 weeks ago
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I’m an adult and I know it’s a film so I don’t get scared. But the best horror films I have enjoyed other ones that make wide awake. Haha.
The last one that I enjoyed like that is called, let me in. It will never be the best horror film, but it’s definitely better than some of the ones I saw before it. It’s not a Hollywood one, which is always good. |
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