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over a year ago
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Or the 79 version of Salem's Lot, if you have four hours to play with... or the original Carrie. Or the dramatization of The Secret Of Crickley Hall, though that's dragged out a bit as it's three or four hours long. |
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If you like a good British film, The Quiet Ones is good. Stonehurst Asylum is a good one too.
Depends on the level of horror you want though and the genre.
Don't bother with The Circle or The Cube, both crap in my opinion.
Shutter isn't bad, and Shutter Island is great (not linked in anyway).
28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later are both amazing.
The Human Centipede trilogy is fairly poor in terms of them being low budget but otherwise ok.
Severance is a great film.
The Antichrist is completely fucked up.
I could go on but it really depends on your tastes. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Don't mean to hijack the thread but I love gore filled, twisted horror films if anyone can recommend any? Watched the typical ones such as Saw, Hostel, Human Centipede etc |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The Exorcist
A nightmare on Elm Street
Texts chainsaw massacre
Hellraiser
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Urgggh, The Exorcist!
The only parts of that which freak me out are the scenes in the hospital & the bit with the crucifix  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Babadook was ridiculous.
Sorry.
Can't remember the last time I watched a film and was properly scared.
I guess the first time I ever watched the grudge. Creepy fucking film that.
Old black and white film called night of the demon.
Ridiculous special effects, but very atmospheric and a scary movie. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Don't mean to hijack the thread but I love gore filled, twisted horror films if anyone can recommend any? Watched the typical ones such as Saw, Hostel, Human Centipede etc"
Hey I think you might like a depraved Australian film called 'The Loved Ones' then. Fucked up!!
I like this kind of stuff, as well as old school horror like Suspiria, Ghost Story and Don't Look Now. The soundtrack in these makes them worse than they are!
I liked Sinister too - the second one is equally as fucked up. Horror snuff at its best and the end credits soundtrack is just horrible! I play it outside the bathroom when my flatmate is taking a shower, just to freak her out. I'm nice like that!
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By (user no longer on site)
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Some others that scarred me as a kid but would be considered classics now, Hellraiser, Candyman (both Clive Barker), the TV film of Stephen King's 'It' and the original Fright Night.
Going back to my previous post, my mate and I came out of the cinema after watching 'Sinister 2' a couple of months ago, going 'what the fuck...twisted!' |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Sorry I promise I'll stop posting/taking over the thread now, but I have to say one of the most weirdest films I've ever seen is a comedy horror with a swinging theme! I make friends watch a certain scene (which is disgusting) and their faces are always a joy to behold.
It's free to watch on YouTube and stars Billy Warlock - the fit one from original Baywatch series. Ladies and gents, I present to you...'Society' !!
Please watch and tell me your thoughts! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Sorry I lied - they keep coming!
These two were banned:
Straw Dogs - a sick psychological thriller starring George Best's ex missus
Driller Killer - the title speaks for itself!
I also think The Shining is one of the best horrors ever, to the extent I visited the 'Overlook Hotel' a couple of years ago.
The original 'The Fog'.
I keep meaning to watch 'In their Skin' if anyone's seen it? Just haven't had chance to watch. |
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By *3gam4nMan
over a year ago
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"Or American Werewolf In London or Braindead.
But in terms of atmosphere, The Innocents."
Braindead!!! And the bad taste. .. both classic! Peter jackson's very first two movies. Bad taste had a budget of like 500 nz dollars |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Or American Werewolf In London or Braindead.
But in terms of atmosphere, The Innocents.
Braindead!!! And the bad taste. .. both classic! Peter jackson's very first two movies. Bad taste had a budget of like 500 nz dollars"
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By *3gam4nMan
over a year ago
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"Sorry I lied - they keep coming!
These two were banned:
Straw Dogs - a sick psychological thriller starring George Best's ex missus
Driller Killer - the title speaks for itself!
I also think The Shining is one of the best horrors ever, to the extent I visited the 'Overlook Hotel' a couple of years ago.
The original 'The Fog'.
I keep meaning to watch 'In their Skin' if anyone's seen it? Just haven't had chance to watch."
Straw dogs has two versions and pretty intense.
The girl next door is pretty horrible..
Serbian movie deffo very very strange...
Watched human centipede and just see no point in it... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Sorry I lied - they keep coming!
These two were banned:
Straw Dogs - a sick psychological thriller starring George Best's ex missus
Driller Killer - the title speaks for itself!
I also think The Shining is one of the best horrors ever, to the extent I visited the 'Overlook Hotel' a couple of years ago.
The original 'The Fog'.
I keep meaning to watch 'In their Skin' if anyone's seen it? Just haven't had chance to watch."
Keep hijacking the thread as I'm loving all the suggestions, it'll give me stuff to watch tomorrow!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wolf Creek. Don't think I'd watch that again. "
Based on a true story too. Creepy.
Australians come out with the most depraved stuff!
Another horrible one is 'Snowtown' and that's also a true story of a serial killer in Adelaide. Not a horror as such, but hard to watch, due to the level of graphic violence.
Dear God, I just recalled the original The Hills Have Eyes, one particular gruesome scene!
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By *ucyfur77Woman
over a year ago
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"Don't mean to hijack the thread but I love gore filled, twisted horror films if anyone can recommend any? Watched the typical ones such as Saw, Hostel, Human Centipede etc"
The Loved Ones
Martyrs
The Hills have Eyes
Wrong Turn
Hellraiser
Sinister
The Descent
The Devil's Rejects
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
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heres a few and dont get me going about bad taste and braindead I have the originals of those
grizzly 2014
the collection sort of hybrid of saw
an old one death machine 1994
deep rising old one but mixed with comedy
feast 1 +2 3rd up to you
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By (user no longer on site)
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Braindead, The Reanimator (based off a great Lovecraft story), all three original Evil Dead films (which get more comedic as they go on). Under the Skin, A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night, We Are What We Are and The Devils Backbone.
Also watch some Lars Von Trier if you want fucked up. Or Dogtooth, which freaks me out. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Threads: Nuclear War 1984
Truly one of the most scary, shocking and chilling films I've ever seen.
Hard to believe it's a movie that was shown to school kids back in the day |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Or American Werewolf In London or Braindead.
But in terms of atmosphere, The Innocents."
Braindead is one of my favourites....one of Peter Jacksons earliest films it's a masterpiece of blood,guts and hilarious comedy...
"This calls for devine intervention....I kick arse for the lord!" 
http://youtu.be/qFhs5LCNTFY |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wolf Creek. Don't think I'd watch that again.
Based on a true story too. Creepy.
Australians come out with the most depraved stuff!
Another horrible one is 'Snowtown' and that's also a true story of a serial killer in Adelaide. Not a horror as such, but hard to watch, due to the level of graphic violence.
Dear God, I just recalled the original The Hills Have Eyes, one particular gruesome scene!
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John Jarratt's acting in that movie is worth an Oscar |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Don't mean to hijack the thread but I love gore filled, twisted horror films if anyone can recommend any? Watched the typical ones such as Saw, Hostel, Human Centipede etc
The Loved Ones
Martyrs
The Hills have Eyes
Wrong Turn
Hellraiser
Sinister
The Descent
The Devil's Rejects
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
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Martyrs is fucking brutal!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Don't mean to hijack the thread but I love gore filled, twisted horror films if anyone can recommend any? Watched the typical ones such as Saw, Hostel, Human Centipede etc
The Loved Ones
Martyrs
The Hills have Eyes
Wrong Turn
Hellraiser
Sinister
The Descent
The Devil's Rejects
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Martyrs is fucking brutal! "
the remake is pants |
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By *ucyfur77Woman
over a year ago
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"Don't mean to hijack the thread but I love gore filled, twisted horror films if anyone can recommend any? Watched the typical ones such as Saw, Hostel, Human Centipede etc
The Loved Ones
Martyrs
The Hills have Eyes
Wrong Turn
Hellraiser
Sinister
The Descent
The Devil's Rejects
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Martyrs is fucking brutal! "
They're remaking it would you believe *smh |
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By *igjrvMan
over a year ago
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The ghost and the darkness.
Val kilmer.
It's not a horror film but it scared the shyte out of me. It's based on a true story about 2 lions that killed hundreds of railway workers in Africa many years ago. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Teeth's not a horror film! I laughed all the way through "
It's meant to be a comedy horror though isn't it?!
I found the brother-sister relationship more disturbing while at the same time kinda thinking it would be cool to have teeth in mine! I did laugh though! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The ghost and the darkness.
Val kilmer.
It's not a horror film but it scared the shyte out of me. It's based on a true story about 2 lions that killed hundreds of railway workers in Africa many years ago. "
Great film |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The ghost and the darkness.
Val kilmer.
It's not a horror film but it scared the shyte out of me. It's based on a true story about 2 lions that killed hundreds of railway workers in Africa many years ago.
Great film"
I concur but 'scary'...really?! Michael Douglas is comedy gold in that! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Teeth's not a horror film! I laughed all the way through
It's meant to be a comedy horror though isn't it?!
I found the brother-sister relationship more disturbing while at the same time kinda thinking it would be cool to have teeth in mine! I did laugh though! "
Yeah I think you're right and the brother sister thing was definitely weird! I did love her revenge on her brother though. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Yep so scared my arse fell off. I think it's because it happened. I watch horror films all the time they make me laugh. But that film just latched onto my fear bone lol. X"
Jesus don't watch Wolf Creek or Snowtown then!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Beauty and the beast.... them walking sing dancing furniture is fucked up scary lol x
Think he said horror, not Disney, lol. "
Walking, talking and dancing furniture is really scary... seriously it's worse then cats and dogs x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Bone Tomahawk
Never enjoyed a film so much and then sat there with a feeling of such dread, followed by a true open-mouthed, can't look away expression. Brilliant film. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"MaMa is good if you like shocks and jumpy moments
and for old school. The Burning"
OMG the burning 80s classic horror
Here are a few other from that era
C.H.U.D
Dreamscape
Killer Klowns
Fright night
Friday the 13 th
Halloween
Nightmare on elm street
Hills have eyes
Texas Chainsaw massacre
Any of the banned stuff due to crap censorship |
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he obviously played the part of a kid no one likes extremely well! 
