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"Any that anyone can think of that are actually scary??
Every time I start watching one it's shite!!! "
Personally, I think you need to go back to the classics, The Omen Trilogy, The Exorcist, stuff like that. |
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"None have scared me since I was about 13, any recommendations, let me know! 
Same... See reviews saying so scary, will give you nightmares and all that and they're rubbish!!!!"
I know! And anything with the paranormal is just bullshit, so I tend to steer clear of that  haha |
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By *orum TrollWoman
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catacombs- is pretty scary.
creep- seemed to be as well.
mostly films where nothing happens but they make you use your imagination instead seem to be scary to me. i like a lot of korean horror for this reason. |
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"Any that anyone can think of that are actually scary??
Every time I start watching one it's shite!!!
Personally, I think you need to go back to the classics, The Omen Trilogy, The Exorcist, stuff like that. "
Ive got the original exorcist on now! |
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"catacombs- is pretty scary.
creep- seemed to be as well.
mostly films where nothing happens but they make you use your imagination instead seem to be scary to me. i like a lot of korean horror for this reason."
Was creep the one down in the subway when it closed? |
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"Stephen kings IT only film that freaks me out  "
Haha....Yeah the TV mini series I saw it when I was about 9 we watched it at a friends at a sleepover. Frightened the life out of me! Looking forward to the proper film in September |
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"Any that anyone can think of that are actually scary??
Every time I start watching one it's shite!!!
Personally, I think you need to go back to the classics, The Omen Trilogy, The Exorcist, stuff like that.
Ive got the original exorcist on now! "
I adore The Exorcist. I would also recommend Exorcist - The Beginning. Not because it's scary, it's just a really good story that adds oomph to the original.
Books are great too. |
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"catacombs- is pretty scary.
creep- seemed to be as well.
mostly films where nothing happens but they make you use your imagination instead seem to be scary to me. i like a lot of korean horror for this reason.
Was creep the one down in the subway when it closed? "
yes. i think it had zombies or cannibals living down there? |
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Actually found Blair Witch creepy
'It Follows' is very interesting
I think with Horror there has to be an inner fear that is projected on to you so ...
The Descent for Claustrophobia maybe
The Shining for scary Children (especially Twins)
A really good black and white film called Night of the Demon is worth a watch  |
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"30 days of night. For me one of the best horror films in the last 10 years, still creeps me out when I watch it now!"
Wasn't bad! I made it to the end of that one a few years ago. Im a big fan of vampires tho! |
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"The only I've found that was really scary was when I was younger and watched the mockumentary about poltergeists on the Beeb with Craig Charles in it  "
Omg...ghostwatch! I stayed at a friends from schools house and we watched that!! |
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"The only I've found that was really scary was when I was younger and watched the mockumentary about poltergeists on the Beeb with Craig Charles in it
Omg...ghostwatch! I stayed at a friends from schools house and we watched that!! "
Pipes scared the shit out of me in that.
Didn't help that I was sure we had a ghost in the house. |
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"The only I've found that was really scary was when I was younger and watched the mockumentary about poltergeists on the Beeb with Craig Charles in it
Omg...ghostwatch! I stayed at a friends from schools house and we watched that!!
Pipes scared the shit out of me in that.
Didn't help that I was sure we had a ghost in the house."
Wasn't it Aired on Halloween? Your the same age as me. I was about 12 or so when I was it I think.. |
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"The only I've found that was really scary was when I was younger and watched the mockumentary about poltergeists on the Beeb with Craig Charles in it
Omg...ghostwatch! I stayed at a friends from schools house and we watched that!!
Pipes scared the shit out of me in that.
Didn't help that I was sure we had a ghost in the house."
Pipes! Yeah I was 11 or 12 then and he freaked me right out. |
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"The only I've found that was really scary was when I was younger and watched the mockumentary about poltergeists on the Beeb with Craig Charles in it
Omg...ghostwatch! I stayed at a friends from schools house and we watched that!!
Pipes scared the shit out of me in that.
Didn't help that I was sure we had a ghost in the house.
Wasn't it Aired on Halloween? Your the same age as me. I was about 12 or so when I was it I think.."
Yes it was and I had no idea it was a spoof - I think it got shedloads of complaints |
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"The only I've found that was really scary was when I was younger and watched the mockumentary about poltergeists on the Beeb with Craig Charles in it
Omg...ghostwatch! I stayed at a friends from schools house and we watched that!!
Pipes scared the shit out of me in that.
Didn't help that I was sure we had a ghost in the house.
Wasn't it Aired on Halloween? Your the same age as me. I was about 12 or so when I was it I think..
Yes it was and I had no idea it was a spoof - I think it got shedloads of complaints "
You can get it on dvd from Amazon for £7!! I'm tempted just to see if it's as creepy as I remember! Haha!!! |
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"I'm a huge wimp when it comes to horror films. I still think The Woman in Black (the original) is one of the creepiest. Even the new one is pretty "
I don,t have a tv but I think it was christmas eve when I saw a clip on my sisters tv of a horror film of a young Girl lieing in bed with the bedroom door open and she was saying this was the time she hated the most as her evil mother used to visit her at this time in her bedroom just at this time the camera took you to the open door the landing and the top of the staircases you saw a figure arriveing at the top of the staircase and landing in the shadows this was her evil mothers ghost next minute she was across the landing and on her daughters bed leaning over her where the girl kept still with her eyes shut, was that the women in black ? I did,t see anymore than that because it frightened others I can Imagine it scareing some folk.. |
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"Look for the TV series A HAUNTING apparently true stories of haunting some are pretty wtf but agree no decent horrors are made anymore"
There are NO TRUE STORIES of haunting! The paranormal is all cow cack. |
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By *ndigo40Woman
over a year ago
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"Any that anyone can think of that are actually scary??
Every time I start watching one it's shite!!! "
I love my horrors
But I watch real serial killers on you tube
Haven't seen a good horror for ages |
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"Any that anyone can think of that are actually scary??
Every time I start watching one it's shite!!!
I love my horrors
But I watch real serial killers on you tube
Haven't seen a good horror for ages "
I like documentary stuff like that. |
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I have a good list of horror movies that are genuinely scary.
Alien
Hellraiser
Nightmare on Elm Street
Halloween
The Thing
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Friday The 13th
Child's Play
IT |
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I'm a fan of horror, not slasher and gore-fest type but the type that make you look under the bed and check the doors locked before you start watching them  some of the best ones are where you don't actually see anything, they just make your imagination do all the work for you |
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Actually, the film which creeped me out the most is The Others. The original Salem's Lot is brrrrr too.
But if you want to be really scared, watch The Woman In Black onstage. |
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"Any that anyone can think of that are actually scary??
Every time I start watching one it's shite!!!
Personally, I think you need to go back to the classics, The Omen Trilogy, The Exorcist, stuff like that.
Ive got the original exorcist on now! "
Awesome - the new TV version was pretty cool too, if you haven't seen it already. |
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Session 9 was a good psychological horror, a bit different.
Annabelle is fun.
1408 is a really good psychological thriller with horror elements.
However, I agree that there are no films which are truly terrifying as we are now desensitised to everything. |
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"Any that anyone can think of that are actually scary??
Every time I start watching one it's shite!!!
Personally, I think you need to go back to the classics, The Omen Trilogy, The Exorcist, stuff like that. "
I agree. I'll add Halloween and Poltergeist to that list |
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"Any that anyone can think of that are actually scary??
Every time I start watching one it's shite!!!
Personally, I think you need to go back to the classics, The Omen Trilogy, The Exorcist, stuff like that.
I agree. I'll add Halloween and Poltergeist to that list "
Loved Poltergeist, Which one was Halloween, Michael Myers or Jason Vorhees? |
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"Any that anyone can think of that are actually scary??
Every time I start watching one it's shite!!!
Personally, I think you need to go back to the classics, The Omen Trilogy, The Exorcist, stuff like that.
I agree. I'll add Halloween and Poltergeist to that list
Loved Poltergeist, Which one was Halloween, Michael Myers or Jason Vorhees? "
Michael Myers |
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"Any that anyone can think of that are actually scary??
Every time I start watching one it's shite!!!
Personally, I think you need to go back to the classics, The Omen Trilogy, The Exorcist, stuff like that.
I agree. I'll add Halloween and Poltergeist to that list
Loved Poltergeist, Which one was Halloween, Michael Myers or Jason Vorhees?
Michael Myers"
And Jason was "Friday the 13th", thanks, couldn't remember which way round it was. |
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"Any that anyone can think of that are actually scary??
Every time I start watching one it's shite!!!
Personally, I think you need to go back to the classics, The Omen Trilogy, The Exorcist, stuff like that.
I agree. I'll add Halloween and Poltergeist to that list
Loved Poltergeist, Which one was Halloween, Michael Myers or Jason Vorhees? "
Michael. Jason was Friday the 13th |
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"Any that anyone can think of that are actually scary??
Every time I start watching one it's shite!!!
Personally, I think you need to go back to the classics, The Omen Trilogy, The Exorcist, stuff like that.
I agree. I'll add Halloween and Poltergeist to that list
Loved Poltergeist, Which one was Halloween, Michael Myers or Jason Vorhees?
Michael. Jason was Friday the 13th "
JINX! |
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"Any that anyone can think of that are actually scary??
Every time I start watching one it's shite!!!
Personally, I think you need to go back to the classics, The Omen Trilogy, The Exorcist, stuff like that.
I agree. I'll add Halloween and Poltergeist to that list
Loved Poltergeist, Which one was Halloween, Michael Myers or Jason Vorhees?
Michael Myers
And Jason was "Friday the 13th", thanks, couldn't remember which way round it was."
No problem mate. I love the classic horror movies. Modern horror movies today will never be as good in my opinion.
Sure there may be one or two good ones once in a while but most of them today seem to only have two types of antagonists which are serial killers and ghost/demons.
I wouldn't class movies like The Purge or Don't Breathe as horror movies. They're more like thrillers to me.
How I see the horror genre is that it was mainly about a group of people or certain individuals being put in a extremely unlikely situation involving creatures of a supernatural origin which they must defeat whilst trying to stay alive |
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how come you asked for horror and most that got mentioned was supernatural films
supernatural
100 feet
dead room
dont knock twice
spectral more scifi supernatural
horror
the collection
animal
feast
rogue |
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The film that freaked me out most was about a 70s film about a teenage babysitter anwering a phone call,at first it was weird noises like squeeling pigs,then he spoke "are you alone" freaked out she phones the police and they said they would trace the next call,he called again"are you alone". Same squeeling pig noises,the police call back" there must be some mistake the call is coming from inside your house" a door open slowly upstairs and a light shines down the stairway.......
Anyway cant remember the fuckin name of it!!
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"The film that freaked me out most was about a 70s film about a teenage babysitter anwering a phone call,at first it was weird noises like squeeling pigs,then he spoke "are you alone" freaked out she phones the police and they said they would trace the next call,he called again"are you alone". Same squeeling pig noises,the police call back" there must be some mistake the call is coming from inside your house" a door open slowly upstairs and a light shines down the stairway.......
Anyway cant remember the fuckin name of it!!
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Its called When a stranger calls |
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"The film that freaked me out most was about a 70s film about a teenage babysitter anwering a phone call,at first it was weird noises like squeeling pigs,then he spoke "are you alone" freaked out she phones the police and they said they would trace the next call,he called again"are you alone". Same squeeling pig noises,the police call back" there must be some mistake the call is coming from inside your house" a door open slowly upstairs and a light shines down the stairway.......
Anyway cant remember the fuckin name of it!!
Its called When a stranger calls"
Correct!! Have you seen it? |
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"The film that freaked me out most was about a 70s film about a teenage babysitter anwering a phone call,at first it was weird noises like squeeling pigs,then he spoke "are you alone" freaked out she phones the police and they said they would trace the next call,he called again"are you alone". Same squeeling pig noises,the police call back" there must be some mistake the call is coming from inside your house" a door open slowly upstairs and a light shines down the stairway.......
Anyway cant remember the fuckin name of it!!
Its called When a stranger calls
Correct!! Have you seen it?"
Was carol kane in it |
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"The film that freaked me out most was about a 70s film about a teenage babysitter anwering a phone call,at first it was weird noises like squeeling pigs,then he spoke "are you alone" freaked out she phones the police and they said they would trace the next call,he called again"are you alone". Same squeeling pig noises,the police call back" there must be some mistake the call is coming from inside your house" a door open slowly upstairs and a light shines down the stairway.......
Anyway cant remember the fuckin name of it!!
Its called When a stranger calls
Correct!! Have you seen it?
Was carol kane in it"
Yeah she was in it. I haven't seen the film actually. I looked up the synopsis you typed in on Google and it was the first thing that came up |
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By *ucyfur77Woman
over a year ago
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"how come you asked for horror and most that got mentioned was supernatural films
supernatural
100 feet
dead room
dont knock twice
spectral more scifi supernatural
horror
the collection
animal
feast
rogue "
It's a sub-genre. |
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"The film that freaked me out most was about a 70s film about a teenage babysitter anwering a phone call,at first it was weird noises like squeeling pigs,then he spoke "are you alone" freaked out she phones the police and they said they would trace the next call,he called again"are you alone". Same squeeling pig noises,the police call back" there must be some mistake the call is coming from inside your house" a door open slowly upstairs and a light shines down the stairway.......
Anyway cant remember the fuckin name of it!!
Its called When a stranger calls
Correct!! Have you seen it?
Was carol kane in it
Yeah she was in it. I haven't seen the film actually. I looked up the synopsis you typed in on Google and it was the first thing that came up"
Iv been watching the trailor,i dont know where i got pig squeeling from haha must be another film,anyway its still creepy.
https://youtu.be/8LZ9kcGmixc
This is the scene |
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"For a good ghost story, but again not scary, try The Devils Backbone. It is a subtitles film though. Very atmospheric.
Excellent movie "
Thats guillermo del toro isnt it? |
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"For a good ghost story, but again not scary, try The Devils Backbone. It is a subtitles film though. Very atmospheric.
Excellent movie
Thats guillermo del toro isnt it?"
Yup....Pans Labyrinth is also another excellent one of his...not a horror but worth a watch. |
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"For a good ghost story, but again not scary, try The Devils Backbone. It is a subtitles film though. Very atmospheric.
Excellent movie
Thats guillermo del toro isnt it?
Yup....Pans Labyrinth is also another excellent one of his...not a horror but worth a watch."
One of my fave films,so is i saw the devil a korean horror.....a master piece of film making |
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"For a good ghost story, but again not scary, try The Devils Backbone. It is a subtitles film though. Very atmospheric.
Excellent movie
Thats guillermo del toro isnt it?
Yup....Pans Labyrinth is also another excellent one of his...not a horror but worth a watch."
He worked on "The Strain" too, that's well worth a watch. Just finished watching season 3. |
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"For a good ghost story, but again not scary, try The Devils Backbone. It is a subtitles film though. Very atmospheric.
Excellent movie
Thats guillermo del toro isnt it?
Yup....Pans Labyrinth is also another excellent one of his...not a horror but worth a watch.
He worked on "The Strain" too, that's well worth a watch. Just finished watching season 3. "
Watched it but got bored half way thru secind season...was quite disappointed |
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"For a good ghost story, but again not scary, try The Devils Backbone. It is a subtitles film though. Very atmospheric.
Excellent movie
Thats guillermo del toro isnt it?
Yup....Pans Labyrinth is also another excellent one of his...not a horror but worth a watch.
He worked on "The Strain" too, that's well worth a watch. Just finished watching season 3. "
Watched 1 and 2 not 3 |
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As someone who is addicted to horror films also, can I suggest It Follows (it was mentioned further back in the thread) and The Loved Ones (an Australian horror).
I watched a good one on Film4 last week called As Above, So Below which was creepy as fuck! Set it in the catacombs of Paris, definitely worth a watch.
Sinister and Sinister 2, I think the soundtrack alone is terrifying. I used to play it outside my flatmate's room in the mornings to freak her out!
There's an old one with Donald Sutherland set in Venice called Don't Look Now, which I love.
Split isn't a horror, more a psychological thriller at best...I actually thought it was piss poor and lacked direction to be honest. Great showreel for James McAvoy's acting talents though. |
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"As someone who is addicted to horror films also, can I suggest It Follows (it was mentioned further back in the thread) and The Loved Ones (an Australian horror).
I watched a good one on Film4 last week called As Above, So Below which was creepy as fuck! Set it in the catacombs of Paris, definitely worth a watch.
Sinister and Sinister 2, I think the soundtrack alone is terrifying. I used to play it outside my flatmate's room in the mornings to freak her out!
There's an old one with Donald Sutherland set in Venice called Don't Look Now, which I love.
Split isn't a horror, more a psychological thriller at best...I actually thought it was piss poor and lacked direction to be honest. Great showreel for James McAvoy's acting talents though. "
Iv just watched the trailor for as above so below and im going to give it a watch |
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"As someone who is addicted to horror films also, can I suggest It Follows (it was mentioned further back in the thread) and The Loved Ones (an Australian horror).
I watched a good one on Film4 last week called As Above, So Below which was creepy as fuck! Set it in the catacombs of Paris, definitely worth a watch.
Sinister and Sinister 2, I think the soundtrack alone is terrifying. I used to play it outside my flatmate's room in the mornings to freak her out!
There's an old one with Donald Sutherland set in Venice called Don't Look Now, which I love.
Split isn't a horror, more a psychological thriller at best...I actually thought it was piss poor and lacked direction to be honest. Great showreel for James McAvoy's acting talents though.
Iv just watched the trailor for as above so below and im going to give it a watch"
6 million corpses buried underneath Paris...love the fact that the story is built around facts. Makes it almost believable! |
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"For a good ghost story, but again not scary, try The Devils Backbone. It is a subtitles film though. Very atmospheric.
Excellent movie
Thats guillermo del toro isnt it?
Yup....Pans Labyrinth is also another excellent one of his...not a horror but worth a watch.
He worked on "The Strain" too, that's well worth a watch. Just finished watching season 3.
Watched 1 and 2 not 3"
3 has a pretty awesome cliff hanger, apparently they're rapping it up in 4. |
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"Any that anyone can think of that are actually scary??
Every time I start watching one it's shite!!! "
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But if you really want to be freaked go out into country, on foot by yourself, no torch and at when its dark and walk for an hour. Take all your vitals like heart rate perspiration and check your duds(knickers) etc.. I done it a few occasions, one time i was walking next a dense wood, the rooks where going crackers...... its good getting scared. |
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"Any that anyone can think of that are actually scary??
Every time I start watching one it's shite!!!
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But if you really want to be freaked go out into country, on foot by yourself, no torch and at when its dark and walk for an hour. Take all your vitals like heart rate perspiration and check your duds(knickers) etc.. I done it a few occasions, one time i was walking next a dense wood, the rooks where going crackers...... its good getting scared."
Or if in a town a graveyard |
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"None have scared me since I was about 13, any recommendations, let me know!
Same... See reviews saying so scary, will give you nightmares and all that and they're rubbish!!!!"
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I recently watched 'don't breath' and honestly it wasn't as scary as the exorcist, yet it was a nice surprise.
The movie was really tense and well made. |
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Skeleton key was good. Not scary, but it had something watchable.
The grudge was okay.
Getting scared is not how I explain a good horror. It's the scenario and how it leaves you feeling afterwards.
The mist left me uneasy.
Blair with left me still wanting to know what it was, a little like the first half of Jeepers Creepers. (Turned out to be one of the monst laughable semiconductor halfs ever) |
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I'd recommend a little known, small budget Brit' one called 'the last horror movie'
It's an unusual one where the main protagonist is filming a documentary about being a serial killer, whilst actually committing the murders. It also has a good head trip ending. |
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I love horrors. A girl mentioned it earlier but Salem's Lot was the first film that scared the shite out off me! I'm such a fan of the movie, i picked it up in tesco for £3. Bargain!! The film gas been the benchmark ever since. The original Halloween, Friday 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are all in the top ten. More recently, original movies of The Grudge and The Ring freak me out! Creepy Japanese kids freak the shit out of me!!
A couple of years ago, i watched Strangers. I really enjoyed it in a fucked up freak me out kinda way. Its definitely worth a watch. Last week, I watched Hush on Netfl*x. Its not so much scary but freaky in that you can imagine it is a possibility!! More a thriller.
Not a fan of easy jumpy modern horrors. They just rely on the jump factor, rather than fucking your brain! Saying that, Blair Witch had me walkng to the pub through the local badly lit park turning in circles. Couldn't keep my back to anything for the ten long minutes it took me to walk through! Lol
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"love horror films and so does my daughter, as shes going through all my horror films
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grizzly park
grizzly rage
into the grizzly maze
though i like scifi and natural disasters films as well
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"I don't watch horror movies anymore they are way too predictable......... hey everybody I've got a great idea let's split up!
Yawn  "
I agree. Horror movies today are way too predictable especially ones involving ghosts or demons as they pretty much have the same plot |
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I suppose it's difficult for movie makers to come up with a truly original concept in horror. There's a formula that's followed and there seems to be a reluctance to try something new.
We had SAW and Hostel which were brilliantly different (too many sequels though), and Paranormal Activity (the first one only), maybe throw The first 'final destination' into that pot. But since those, I've struggled to really enjoy a good horror picture. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The Exorcist 3 - the true part 2 of the original "watch out of hospital corridor"
Chernobyl Diaries
REC (2007 version)
Silent Hill "
Rec2 was better than the first,but i loved all of them |
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By (user no longer on site)
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'Don't look now' with Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie.
It's what you dont see...
Plus, did they or didn't they have real sex in the bathroom scene...?
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"catacombs- is pretty scary.
creep- seemed to be as well.
mostly films where nothing happens but they make you use your imagination instead seem to be scary to me. i like a lot of korean horror for this reason."
Creep is a fairly good one, there's one scene that makes me cringe and I'm not even a woman. Im Sure you know which part |
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"'Don't look now' with Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie.
It's what you dont see...
Plus, did they or didn't they have real sex in the bathroom scene...?
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Great film
'Kill List', by far the best modern horror I've seen, is heavily influenced by it i think and is the only horror film I've seen as an adult that has really shook me up.
I recommended the wife give both films a wide berth, she'd be having nightmares for weeks. |
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The only one I can think of that genuinely terrified me (when I was younger) is "Long Time Dead" - It's a British film about a group who try and do a Ouiji session but invite the wrong spirit.
You don't really see it which I think scared me more.
- Amy. x |
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My favourite horror film can probably be guessed from my username on here, well favourite musical, pagan, human sacrifice, folk, police procedural film anyway.
The Nic Cage version is dead to me!
Much prefer unsettling films rather than gore for my horror myself.
Would go for the original The Vanishing, Audition, Ringu, Funny Games for foreign films.
Really like a bit of John Carpenter, In the mouth of madness and Prince of Darkness very unsettling,loved the Tim Robbins film Jacobs Ladder.
More recently, though is quite gory, the horror western Bone Tomahawk was very good.
Nice shout out to Night if the Demon earlier, based on MR James "Casting the Runes" storey, and also has a line from it featured in "Hounds of Love" by Kate Bush.
One day I intend to get a life!
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By *orum TrollWoman
over a year ago
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"catacombs- is pretty scary.
creep- seemed to be as well.
mostly films where nothing happens but they make you use your imagination instead seem to be scary to me. i like a lot of korean horror for this reason.
Creep is a fairly good one, there's one scene that makes me cringe and I'm not even a woman. Im Sure you know which part"
can't really remember the film luckily, all i do remember is it scared me a lot. |
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By *ndigo40Woman
over a year ago
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"I love horrors. A girl mentioned it earlier but Salem's Lot was the first film that scared the shite out off me! I'm such a fan of the movie, i picked it up in tesco for £3. Bargain!! The film gas been the benchmark ever since. The original Halloween, Friday 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are all in the top ten. More recently, original movies of The Grudge and The Ring freak me out! Creepy Japanese kids freak the shit out of me!!
A couple of years ago, i watched Strangers. I really enjoyed it in a fucked up freak me out kinda way. Its definitely worth a watch. Last week, I watched Hush on Netfl*x. Its not so much scary but freaky in that you can imagine it is a possibility!! More a thriller.
Not a fan of easy jumpy modern horrors. They just rely on the jump factor, rather than fucking your brain! Saying that, Blair Witch had me walkng to the pub through the local badly lit park turning in circles. Couldn't keep my back to anything for the ten long minutes it took me to walk through! Lol
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Is there anything that dosent freak you out? |
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"I love horrors. A girl mentioned it earlier but Salem's Lot was the first film that scared the shite out off me! I'm such a fan of the movie, i picked it up in tesco for £3. Bargain!! The film gas been the benchmark ever since. The original Halloween, Friday 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are all in the top ten. More recently, original movies of The Grudge and The Ring freak me out! Creepy Japanese kids freak the shit out of me!!
A couple of years ago, i watched Strangers. I really enjoyed it in a fucked up freak me out kinda way. Its definitely worth a watch. Last week, I watched Hush on Netfl*x. Its not so much scary but freaky in that you can imagine it is a possibility!! More a thriller.
Not a fan of easy jumpy modern horrors. They just rely on the jump factor, rather than fucking your brain! Saying that, Blair Witch had me walkng to the pub through the local badly lit park turning in circles. Couldn't keep my back to anything for the ten long minutes it took me to walk through! Lol
Is there anything that dosent freak you out? "
Yeah, your spectacular boobs! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"My favourite horror film can probably be guessed from my username on here, well favourite musical, pagan, human sacrifice, folk, police procedural film anyway.
The Nic Cage version is dead to me!
Much prefer unsettling films rather than gore for my horror myself.
Would go for the original The Vanishing, Audition, Ringu, Funny Games for foreign films.
Really like a bit of John Carpenter, In the mouth of madness and Prince of Darkness very unsettling,loved the Tim Robbins film Jacobs Ladder.
More recently, though is quite gory, the horror western Bone Tomahawk was very good.
Nice shout out to Night if the Demon earlier, based on MR James "Casting the Runes" storey, and also has a line from it featured in "Hounds of Love" by Kate Bush.
One day I intend to get a life!
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BONE TOMAHAWK!! What a find. I watched this a few weeks back. Found it on Netfl*x. I didn't expect much as i hadn't heard of it but I thought it was great. So different from the usual and as you said, quite gory! I would recommend this film to anyone. |
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By *ndigo40Woman
over a year ago
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"I love horrors. A girl mentioned it earlier but Salem's Lot was the first film that scared the shite out off me! I'm such a fan of the movie, i picked it up in tesco for £3. Bargain!! The film gas been the benchmark ever since. The original Halloween, Friday 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are all in the top ten. More recently, original movies of The Grudge and The Ring freak me out! Creepy Japanese kids freak the shit out of me!!
A couple of years ago, i watched Strangers. I really enjoyed it in a fucked up freak me out kinda way. Its definitely worth a watch. Last week, I watched Hush on Netfl*x. Its not so much scary but freaky in that you can imagine it is a possibility!! More a thriller.
Not a fan of easy jumpy modern horrors. They just rely on the jump factor, rather than fucking your brain! Saying that, Blair Witch had me walkng to the pub through the local badly lit park turning in circles. Couldn't keep my back to anything for the ten long minutes it took me to walk through! Lol
Is there anything that dosent freak you out?
Yeah, your spectacular boobs! "
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The conjuring 1 and 2
Lights out
Blair witch 2
As above so below
The Takin of Deborah logan
Dead silence
The pyramid
The last exorcism
Deliver us from evil
When the lights went out
All of them are on showbox hunny |
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"I love horrors. A girl mentioned it earlier but Salem's Lot was the first film that scared the shite out off me! I'm such a fan of the movie, i picked it up in tesco for £3. Bargain!! The film gas been the benchmark ever since. The original Halloween, Friday 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are all in the top ten. More recently, original movies of The Grudge and The Ring freak me out! Creepy Japanese kids freak the shit out of me!!
A couple of years ago, i watched Strangers. I really enjoyed it in a fucked up freak me out kinda way. Its definitely worth a watch. Last week, I watched Hush on Netfl*x. Its not so much scary but freaky in that you can imagine it is a possibility!! More a thriller.
Not a fan of easy jumpy modern horrors. They just rely on the jump factor, rather than fucking your brain! Saying that, Blair Witch had me walkng to the pub through the local badly lit park turning in circles. Couldn't keep my back to anything for the ten long minutes it took me to walk through! Lol
Is there anything that dosent freak you out?
Yeah, your spectacular boobs!
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I just went with that easy response. If I had actually answered your question, i'd still be typing next week! |
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By *ucyfur77Woman
over a year ago
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"catacombs- is pretty scary.
creep- seemed to be as well.
mostly films where nothing happens but they make you use your imagination instead seem to be scary to me. i like a lot of korean horror for this reason.
Creep is a fairly good one, there's one scene that makes me cringe and I'm not even a woman. Im Sure you know which part"
Just to confuse things, there's two films called Creep.
The one I've seen is set on the London underground.. |
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"catacombs- is pretty scary.
creep- seemed to be as well.
mostly films where nothing happens but they make you use your imagination instead seem to be scary to me. i like a lot of korean horror for this reason.
Creep is a fairly good one, there's one scene that makes me cringe and I'm not even a woman. Im Sure you know which part
Just to confuse things, there's two films called Creep.
The one I've seen is set on the London underground.."
I'm just about to watch this again...not seen it for years. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Dont get scary and gruesome mixed up,sophies choice when she gad to choose on of her kids sent shivers down my spine,where as films like hostel are just gory and not scary |
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By *ucyfur77Woman
over a year ago
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"Dont get scary and gruesome mixed up,sophies choice when she gad to choose on of her kids sent shivers down my spine,where as films like hostel are just gory and not scary"
And some people find that kind of horror scary.
I prefer movies that leave you thinking afterwards.. |
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By *ndigo40Woman
over a year ago
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"The conjuring 1 and 2
Lights out
Blair witch 2
As above so below
The Takin of Deborah logan
Dead silence
The pyramid
The last exorcism
Deliver us from evil
When the lights went out
All of them are on showbox hunny "
As above as below looks good
Watched 30mins of it, going to watch the rest tomorrow |
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"I don't watch horror movies anymore they are way too predictable......... hey everybody I've got a great idea let's split up!
Yawn
I agree. Horror movies today are way too predictable especially ones involving ghosts or demons as they pretty much have the same plot"
That's not true at all. See my earlier post. |
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"I don't watch horror movies anymore they are way too predictable......... hey everybody I've got a great idea let's split up!
Yawn
I agree. Horror movies today are way too predictable especially ones involving ghosts or demons as they pretty much have the same plot
That's not true at all. See my earlier post. "
I will agree with you on this one. What is a shame though is that there isn't much variety in modern horror movies today in terms of antagonists |
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"I don't watch horror movies anymore they are way too predictable......... hey everybody I've got a great idea let's split up!
Yawn
I agree. Horror movies today are way too predictable especially ones involving ghosts or demons as they pretty much have the same plot
That's not true at all. See my earlier post.
I will agree with you on this one. What is a shame though is that there isn't much variety in modern horror movies today in terms of antagonists"
There is if you look. The problem nowadays is that there are fewer cert 18 films being made/released - film makers want to appeal to the masses or the teen 'millennials' (hate that term) so we think there's less variety (and there is).
Some of the ones that have come about recently have been really different; the classics can be a bit predictable and laughable now. Some of the modern films have certainly played on my mind anyway! Sinister is a really unique concept, for instance.
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"The original Japanese version of Ring - no gore but gets into your head"
The Ring - is the only horror film that has made me get scared.
Was watching the original Japanese version at home in the dark after midnight. That was a big mistake...
When she came out of the TV it was soo realistic OMG !!!
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