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Evil Dead I & II
Amityville Horror
Friday 13th
Nightmare on Elm Street
13 Ghosts
1408
Looking forward to seeing Daniel Radcliffes new one, The Women in Black |
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By *un_Juice OP Couple
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Yeah all of the above I liked too particularly The Thing, Christine. The other half isn't good with horrors. I'm the exception of course 
Not heard of 'The Orpahange' will check that out.
Honeypot, in all honesty I prefer the spooky ones too.
One of the all time faves is The Others.
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"Yeah all of the above I liked too particularly The Thing, Christine. The other half isn't good with horrors. I'm the exception of course
Not heard of 'The Orpahange' will check that out.
Honeypot, in all honesty I prefer the spooky ones too.
One of the all time faves is The Others.
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the orphanage is in spanish - so not for people who don't like subtitled
films
it's by guillermo del toro the guy who did pans labryinth
kids and ghosts are always a good mix for making the hairs on my arms stand up |
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"Not a fan of the blood and guts horror and prefer the ghosty paranormal type ones
Although Hostel did scare the shit out of me"
Paranormal Activity and Grave Encounters |
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I love horror films, I have a huge collection, but none actually scare me.
Recently watched Doll Master which is a Tartan Horror, so Asian and subtitled, but an excellent film.
I also love Guillermo Del Toro's films, he does spooky horror very well, without relying on blood and gore to captivate his audience.
I too am looking forward to The Woman in Black. Although I doubt it will be as spooky as the theatre play, or the book, as it is only a 12 rated film. |
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I prefer the spooky / ghost type films rather than the blood and guts variety.
Paranormal Activity really scared me, just seeing things like opening and closing doors etc really scare me.
The Exorcist terrified me and I didn't sleep for a week when I first saw it. Visually was very scary but combined with the religious references, a child talking with a mans voice, it was really horrible.
I was scared with the Blair Witch Project too  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The Thing
The Fog
Candyman
Oh, and Ringu scared the bejesus out of me too
Ringu? is that Pingus evil brother? "
Haha was reminded of Pingu when I posted that |
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I'm a big girls blouse when it comes to the Horror genre. Often have to pause when it get's too much, so I can calm down again.  so my list is a bit tame but nevertheless enjoyable
Evil Dead II
Altered States
Videodrome
Ringu
The Comfort of Strangers
Alien
... all of the 'Resident Evil' films |
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The original REC (spanish version) is quite thrilling (subtitled though) & it will definatly make you jump. (The authorities quarentine a building with residents & group of firemen still inside...followed by a camera crew)...
ooooh & i still love Jeepers Creepers. first hour really did the frighteners on me.  |
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"I love the old black & White ones, you can't beat them, but if I had to pick an up to date one, it would have to be Dog Soldiers  "
Loved the old frankestein/dracula films but if you watch them now the are so dated,well its only to be expected |
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I haven't watched a "good" horror film for a long time. I used to watch them a lot in the 80's - Halloween, Friday the 13th, The Exorcist, the Evil Dead etc. A friend and I would wait till my family had gone to bed and then watch them.....funniest thing ever was one night when we were watching, sitting together on the sofa, both with cushions clasped in front of us...when suddenly there was a rap-rap-rap on the lounge window behind us......we must have jumped a bloody mile. 'Twas my dad...leaning out of his bedroom window with a long stick....his idea of a joke! Scared the shit out of us  |
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"I love the old black & White ones, you can't beat them, but if I had to pick an up to date one, it would have to be Dog Soldiers "
Love dog soldiers , well after I sat and watched it from behind a pillow then watched the extra bits boy was I happy when I found out the werewolves were just men on stilts
Watched the howling last week with Jet thought he was being lovely when I said he would run away and leave me and he said no would stay with you then throw you to them so I could get away |
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