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"Just sat and watched Conjuring and Conjuring 2. Really creeped us out but horror movies are addictive.
Anybody have a scary creepy favs they can recommend us watching in the future ?
A and N"
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Not really into horror films persay, but Event Horizon always freaks me out, just something about it that really unnerves me and creeps me out.
Bought the DVD a year ago, still not picked up the courage to unwrap it yet and watch it because it gets to me that much.
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Good choice in films lv we watched conjuring 2 last night had to watch a comedy after cause I were freaked out abit lol but the boy is a good film I think xx |
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Willy Wonka  Judging by the Gene Wilder thread I must be in the minority though. I can't do scary movies since having children, I have no idea why that is though. When I did watch them The Descent had me peeking out from behind a cushion, as did The Ring. |
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I can't do scary. I thought Gremlins was a horror film. I had nightmares after RoboCop.
My niece was allowed to see Pirates of the Caribbean before she was 12 based on the fact that I didn't find it scary. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Can't beat the old school ones like halloween for one
And Amityville Horror
The Children of the Corn. Love that film."
I first watched that aged 10 with my brother, who was 8. To say I was terrified would be an understatement!  |
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"Definitely have a few to choose from. I think we need to watch a few comedies first though as still creeped out!!!!"
I watched conjuring 2 other night, flat mate was out so all alone.
Lit a candle, watched it in the dark and proceeded to wet my pants!
. Had to watch some csrtoons after to even it out, didnt wanna go to bed!
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Not really into horror films persay, but Event Horizon always freaks me out, just something about it that really unnerves me and creeps me out.
Bought the DVD a year ago, still not picked up the courage to unwrap it yet and watch it because it gets to me that much.
Yes I'm a wose "
I was going to say Event Horizon...scares the hell out of me!
Drag Me to Hell, the original Wicker Man and Dog Soldiers too |
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"Not really into horror films persay, but Event Horizon always freaks me out, just something about it that really unnerves me and creeps me out.
Bought the DVD a year ago, still not picked up the courage to unwrap it yet and watch it because it gets to me that much.
Yes I'm a wose
I was going to say Event Horizon...scares the hell out of me!
Drag Me to Hell, the original Wicker Man and Dog Soldiers too "
I love Dog Soldiers! It's so bad it's great! |
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"Not really into horror films persay, but Event Horizon always freaks me out, just something about it that really unnerves me and creeps me out.
Bought the DVD a year ago, still not picked up the courage to unwrap it yet and watch it because it gets to me that much.
Yes I'm a wose
I was going to say Event Horizon...scares the hell out of me!
Drag Me to Hell, the original Wicker Man and Dog Soldiers too "
Id second event horizon.
Gave me the willies ! |
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over a year ago
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"Just sat and watched Conjuring and Conjuring 2. Really creeped us out but horror movies are addictive.
Anybody have a scary creepy favs they can recommend us watching in the future ?
A and N"
Not my cup of tea horror-wise but:
Annabelle
Mama
Orphan
The Quiet Ones
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Not the film version, but the play of The Woman In Black really made me jump!
The original of Salem's Lot, even though it's dated. Absolutely love Carrie & Halloween too. |
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I have never been scared of a horror movie, well not since I was 10 and the BBC used to show those black n white horror classics on a Saturday night, The Mummy, Wolfman, Dracular with Christopher Lee.
But now I'm all growded up I don't find horror films scary, some are repulsive like The hostel and Saw, but they just bore me not scare me. |
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Watched "13 Cameras" on netflix the other night...creepiest bad guy ever! I dont know who that actor is but he nailed the part of creepy landlord perfectly! |
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"I am yet to find a horror movie scary... "
I don't find horror scary at all. I have an extensive horror collection and have watched many more. Have been a bit grossed out by the odd film, usually ones that contain achilles heels being slashed, but never scared.
A Serbian Film made me a little sick to my stomach in some places, but that's about the closet. |
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I still think that the old black and white movies are the scariest, very atmospheric, for me the scariest movie is the curse of the mummy, a 1938 ish Boris Karloff film  |
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I wonder if the film maker is a vegetarian? 