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By *uryWhipMan
over a year ago
Harringay |
"So I enjoy a good horror movie but I've never actually been scared by one but a new netflix movie called eerie is getting rave reviews.
What's your fav horror movie ?"
Too many to mention but do prefer old clasics from the 30s to the 80s. Watched Hereditary last week. First horror movie in years that shit me up a bit. Really good movie too. |
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By *edmark07 OP Man
over a year ago
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"So I enjoy a good horror movie but I've never actually been scared by one but a new netflix movie called eerie is getting rave reviews.
What's your fav horror movie ?
Thanks I'll take a look
Too many to mention but do prefer old clasics from the 30s to the 80s. Watched Hereditary last week. First horror movie in years that shit me up a bit. Really good movie too."
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I can't say I have a favourite.
I remember watching a film called Witchboard in the late 80s ... scared the bejesus out of me"
yeah that was i remember that  |
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"I got banned from watching them 30 odd years ago and never have since  noone will sit in the same room as me hahahahahahaha"
I think watching a horror with someone jumpy is far more fun, adds to the effect as jumping is infectious |
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By *uryWhipMan
over a year ago
Harringay |
"I’m debating whether to watch Hostel again but 1) i can’t remember if it was any good 2) i can’t remember if it was super gory.
I don’t like gory  "
Was a bit gory but on the whole I never liked that one. Always think of bit where the guy is untied from a chair but his Achilles tendon had been severed. And the Asian girl with the eye ball  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My favourite isn’t too well known. It’s called behind the mask, the rise of Leslie vernon.
It’s a different spin on the slasher genre. It’s like a mockumentery and follows Leslie Vernon as he plans and executes his killing spree. Well worth a watch. |
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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago
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"I’m debating whether to watch Hostel again but 1) i can’t remember if it was any good 2) i can’t remember if it was super gory.
I don’t like gory
Was a bit gory but on the whole I never liked that one. Always think of bit where the guy is untied from a chair but his Achilles tendon had been severed. And the Asian girl with the eye ball "
The achilles tendon rings a bell! I’d best not watch it again, thanks!!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I got banned from watching them 30 odd years ago and never have since noone will sit in the same room as me hahahahahahaha
I think watching a horror with someone jumpy is far more fun, adds to the effect as jumping is infectious"
I have mild hyperreflexia so it's terrible apparently I scare the shit out of everyone! Hahahahahahahaha but on the "scarey" bits I'm saying "but there isn't that much blood in the body pffft" and that's annoying hahaha |
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By *uryWhipMan
over a year ago
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"My favourite isn’t too well known. It’s called behind the mask, the rise of Leslie vernon.
It’s a different spin on the slasher genre. It’s like a mockumentery and follows Leslie Vernon as he plans and executes his killing spree. Well worth a watch. "
This flick is awesome. I nearly died from laughter. I watched back to back with Pontypool which is based on a radio play, highly recommend. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I can't watch them! I mean sometimes I'll give one a go if I'm feeling brave enough. But I get too scared. I'm still having nightmares from watching PARANORMAL ACTUALLY and I always check my loft lmaoo. I'm such a pussy. |
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"So I enjoy a good horror movie but I've never actually been scared by one but a new netflix movie called eerie is getting rave reviews.
What's your fav horror movie ?"
Blair Witch Pro
It's the only one that doesn't seem too far fetched. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I love the original Day of the Dead, I watched it when i was 6 and it really scared the crap out of me.
I love everything zombie now to the point of having regular nightmares which I consider a free interactive movie!!
Blair Witch is a favourite especially the first time I watched it and we watched Hereditary a couple of weeks ago and it was really good but it needed more about the rabbit didn’t it Holly
LJ |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Sorry I (Mr) can't be doing with horror films, just freak me out, have tried to watch the shining at least 3 times and still haven't got to the end...funny thing is a horror book can manage no probs at all, Steven king is a great author |
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"I can't say I have a favourite.
I remember watching a film called Witchboard in the late 80s ... scared the bejesus out of me"
That was actually the first ouija board movie ever I think. Which made it more scary to people who seen it the first time, now the ouija board thing is a bit over done. |
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"I got banned from watching them 30 odd years ago and never have since noone will sit in the same room as me hahahahahahaha
I think watching a horror with someone jumpy is far more fun, adds to the effect as jumping is infectious"
yeah but its even better when at the cinema and you make your ex mrs jump and scream.
it makes the other ladies jump and scream, though whilst im getting a beating for it all im doing is laughing my head off.
daughter dosnt trust us either as ive got her screaming as well.
some horrors have made me squirm but its been a long time since, I jumped out of my skin while watching a horror an odd one has caught me out. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I hate horrors but I've still watched a few Sinister is probably my favourite, no real jump scares just a real creepy vibe that slowly sank in to you the more the story unfurled  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"My favourite isn’t too well known. It’s called behind the mask, the rise of Leslie vernon.
It’s a different spin on the slasher genre. It’s like a mockumentery and follows Leslie Vernon as he plans and executes his killing spree. Well worth a watch.
This flick is awesome. I nearly died from laughter. I watched back to back with Pontypool which is based on a radio play, highly recommend. "
Pontypool is a pretty cool movie too |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ah, horror movies...lovely and misunderstood genre. I am very picky about horror movies, as I don't get scared or creeped out by the supernatural (demons, ghosts and so on). Sci-fi horror does it for me, and my favorites are
Alien
The Thing
Invasion of the body snatchers
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I love horror films. I think my top ones would be The Exorcist and Tucker and Dale vs Evil. I quite like foreign horror films, I did watch an enjoyable British one called Wake Wood."
I'm not sure Tucker and Dale counts as a horror film. That's a dark comedy surely? |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"I love horror films. I think my top ones would be The Exorcist and Tucker and Dale vs Evil. I quite like foreign horror films, I did watch an enjoyable British one called Wake Wood.
I'm not sure Tucker and Dale counts as a horror film. That's a dark comedy surely? "
Weeeeeell, I'm counting it as one.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I love horror films. I think my top ones would be The Exorcist and Tucker and Dale vs Evil. I quite like foreign horror films, I did watch an enjoyable British one called Wake Wood.
I'm not sure Tucker and Dale counts as a horror film. That's a dark comedy surely?
Weeeeeell, I'm counting it as one. "
Fine You have reminded me of Cabin in the Woods though. Not the most horror-y horror but I really enjoyed it  |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"I love horror films. I think my top ones would be The Exorcist and Tucker and Dale vs Evil. I quite like foreign horror films, I did watch an enjoyable British one called Wake Wood.
I'm not sure Tucker and Dale counts as a horror film. That's a dark comedy surely?
Weeeeeell, I'm counting it as one.
Fine You have reminded me of Cabin in the Woods though. Not the most horror-y horror but I really enjoyed it "
Yes! Same. I like clever satire where you can spot easter eggs and it fuses various mythos. |
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"So has anybody seen 'Eerie'?
I've read an article about how some people have stated they wont be sleeping with the lights off!"
I ignored it when it was released looked to be one of those possession sort of films at the time
have downloaded it just to take a peak
" Sci-fi horror does it for me, and my favorites are
Alien
The Thing
Invasion of the body snatchers
From Beyond"
alien, the thing, invasion of the body snatchers from beyond all kinda boring until near the end.
id rather watch critters than from beyond
aliens much better film than alien
hellraiser
night of the demons
the blob 1988
waxwork havent found the uncut version of this
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By (user no longer on site)
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"So I enjoy a good horror movie but I've never actually been scared by one but a new netflix movie called eerie is getting rave reviews.
What's your fav horror movie ?"
The descent is probably the best horror ever made. Scary, jumpy, tense, full of suspense, and empowering |
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"So has anybody seen 'Eerie'?
I've read an article about how some people have stated they wont be sleeping with the lights off!"
Seen it now but couldnt get into it enough its also twisty so kept me viewing it to the end.
watched 47 metres down uncaged enjoyed that one had a few surprises in that one though. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I've watched "The Grudge" (the first one) in the cinema when it came out. Used to love horror movies but that one was the last one I've seen. Scared the shit out of me. I simply can't watch horror movies anymore after that one. |
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