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By *ifer67 OP Man
over a year ago
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Spent the night tossing and turning listening to every noise thinking someone had broken in. The blame lies with myself for watching The Fog late at night! What horror films give you the heebies?
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Never been scared of them really, although there are some films that make you feel uneasy like visitor Q, a serbian film and the amusement park.
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I just had to Google amusement park, that looks whacky, is it worth watching?
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By *tew008Man
over a year ago
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"Never been scared of them really, although there are some films that make you feel uneasy like visitor Q, a serbian film and the amusement park.
I just had to Google amusement park, that looks whacky, is it worth watching?
Mrs C"
It is yea, it’s made well. Although you’ll feel very uneasy about getting old.
Not a long film either so worth one watch.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Never been scared of them really, although there are some films that make you feel uneasy like visitor Q, a serbian film and the amusement park.
I just had to Google amusement park, that looks whacky, is it worth watching?
Mrs C
It is yea, it’s made well. Although you’ll feel very uneasy about getting old.
Not a long film either so worth one watch.
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Ekkkk I'll give it a try, Thank you |
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By *assy69Man
over a year ago
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"Spent the night tossing and turning listening to every noise thinking someone had broken in. The blame lies with myself for watching The Fog late at night! What horror films give you the heebies?
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The 1932 version of The Mummy, with Boris Karloff….. freaks me out every time I watch it  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Sinister, The Entity, Arachnaphobia and the original Japanese version of The Grudge all caused a loss of sleep.
Mama left me feeling disturbed too, but more because of the play on the motherly bond. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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That was the first film I ever bought at 10 years old, you can tell I love horrors ha ha
"I watched Poltergeist when I was a kid, that shit me up really bad, it still frightens me to this day
Mrs C"
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I seen the japanese the Grudge too, so much better than the American one. Haven't watched a film with subtitles since before I had my kids though, I don't have the patience or concentration anymore
ha ha
"Sinister, The Entity, Arachnaphobia and the original Japanese version of The Grudge all caused a loss of sleep.
Mama left me feeling disturbed too, but more because of the play on the motherly bond. "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Never been scared of them really, although there are some films that make you feel uneasy like visitor Q, a serbian film and the amusement park.
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Uneasiest horror film to watch for me was Cannibal Holocaust. I watched it purely because I had heard so much about it and I promised never to watch it again |
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over a year ago
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I am fascinated with horrors and true crime, its funny though as I'm terrified of absolutely everything in real life.
A film I love and watch once a year is Hostel, just the whole idea of it and the acting was pretty good too which is unusual for a horror.
Love all the 80s and 80s ones that I grew up watching, nightmare on elm Street, child's play, Friday 13th ect. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I went through a period of watching the Friday 13th films back to back. It's funny to see the point they stopped caring and made it cheesey and funny.
To be fair I do like horror with a mix of comedy |
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I don’t really do horrors, I’m too chicken lol. Nightmare on Elm Street gave me nightmares just from seeing tiny clips. And more recently, The Strangers freaked me out, especially when it tells you it’s based on real life.
Love a thriller and real crime though. As long as the baddie is killed in the end |
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"Spent the night tossing and turning listening to every noise thinking someone had broken in. The blame lies with myself for watching The Fog late at night! What horror films give you the heebies?
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Hostel as I think these places may exist. |
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Horror films generally don't scare me, but there are a lot of classics.
If you fancy watching a newish one that I think will end up a classic, then the Fear Street Trilogy on Netflix will get to that status I'm sure.
First one has been released, next comes out this Friday and the next the following Friday.
Mandy |
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"The Fear Street books were written by R.L Stine. Same author of the Goosebumps books. He must have made an absolute fortune in the last few years. "
Yea I looked at that, but there were too many books for me to think about reading them, so the 3 films will do for me.
Mandy |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I watched Fear Street last weekend and thought it was great. I didn't find that scary though but that's because I like slasher movies. Looking forward to seeing the next two Fear Street films.
There's only one film that freaked me out and that was The Exorcist. I'll never watch that again lol x |
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I find Horror books are scarier than the movies. I read the Manitou and was shit scared, Watched the movie and was disappointed. I read the Exorcist and it was scary the movie was good but not as scary as the book. Your own imagination is generally better at scaring you than someone else's. |
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over a year ago
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I've really gotten into the black and white era of Hollywood horror - Bela Lugosi's Dracula, Boris Karloff's Frankenstein, Island of Lost Souls (the first and best adaptation of HG Wells' Island of Dr Moreau).
Also early/mid Cronenberg - Shivers, Rabid, Videodrome, The Fly... |
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8-9years old. Jaws.. nightmares for years and wouldn't swim or go in deep open water for the next 15-20 years.
Only one scene screwed with my head. Decapitated head in boat at the start of the movie... |
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"8-9years old. Jaws.. nightmares for years and wouldn't swim or go in deep open water for the next 15-20 years.
Only one scene screwed with my head. Decapitated head in boat at the start of the movie..."
Even though I've seen it countless times and know that scene with the head is coming, I still jump |
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over a year ago
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I love horror thriller and psychological books and movies
My neighbour was an avid horror fan and I used to borrow videos off her to watch lol my mum never knew or she’d have had a fit, the hills have eyes was brilliant lol she had a fair few comedic style horror and John Wayne collection that fuelled my wee brothers love of cowboys |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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There’s horror and there’s horror, love the old classics like some have said, Hammer house classics but the there are two I find truly terrifying and both are based on true stories. Midnight Express and Wolf Creek… I’d face a vampire or werewolf over either of those  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Think the only decent ones i’ve seen recently is drag me to hell & the woman in black. There was more of a thriller on NF called creep that was also pretty good |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Think the only decent ones i’ve seen recently is drag me to hell & the woman in black. There was more of a thriller on NF called creep that was also pretty good "
Yeah that drag me to hell is the only
Horror ever that gave me the proper chills maybe it was the scenario where I watched it |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Think the only decent ones i’ve seen recently is drag me to hell & the woman in black. There was more of a thriller on NF called creep that was also pretty good
Yeah that drag me to hell is the only
Horror ever that gave me the proper chills maybe it was the scenario where I watched it "
Really? Even after the scene with the goat? I was freaked out until that, then I couldn't take it seriously! Xx |
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"Think the only decent ones i’ve seen recently is drag me to hell & the woman in black. There was more of a thriller on NF called creep that was also pretty good
Yeah that drag me to hell is the only
Horror ever that gave me the proper chills maybe it was the scenario where I watched it
Really? Even after the scene with the goat? I was freaked out until that, then I couldn't take it seriously! Xx"
I can’t remember that now |
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I think "The Haunting" with Claire Bloom made in Black and White in 1963 has stayed with me as a really disturbing and horrifying movie. Still creates rising terror!
It is all suggestion, camera and iconography but my goodness it works. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I watched Poltergeist for the first time recently. Bits of it were still really effective - the part with the chairs in the kitchen as the camera follows the mum, and they've all been stacked on top of the table when she goes back is a great effect because you can't see the cut. Some of the effects though are dated and the ending gets a bit literal for me with the coffins and the skeletons. |
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"I love horror movies and these days there doesn’t seem to be much scare to them they have become very predictable  x"
Agreed, but sometimes they do spin things rather well.
Not really a future classic, but I thought Blood Red Sky (Dubbed on Netflix) was a good one.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I love horror movies and these days there doesn’t seem to be much scare to them they have become very predictable x
Agreed, but sometimes they do spin things rather well.
Not really a future classic, but I thought Blood Red Sky (Dubbed on Netflix) was a good one.
Mandy"
Wasn't to bad, seen better but worth a watch.  |
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"Spent the night tossing and turning listening to every noise thinking someone had broken in. The blame lies with myself for watching The Fog late at night! What horror films give you the heebies?
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was scared of Horrors growing up but tried to face Mt fears and got over it now it's one of my favourite genres |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The descent.
I would say this one too. But dont ever watch the 2nd one. It's absolutely terrible.."
I saw both and the second one was absolutely awful lol x |
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By *eedeeseTV/TS
over a year ago
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The original Wes Cravens The Last House on the Left ...grimy n grim early 70s exploitation with some genuinely disturbing non-supernatural horror n nasty under the skin character acting weirdly contrasted by oddball corny knockabout " comedy" scenes with the guy from Cagney n Lacey as backward sheriff type ! ...but dont fret ...after all "its only a movie ...its only a movie !" ... |
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I just watched C.H.U.D after a load of friends telling me it was a classic, and all I gotta say is....
What a pile of C.R.U.D.
Strange seeing actors in it who were probably relative unknowns in 1984 though.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Watched fear street part 1. Really enjoyed it. Tho it's not really horror. More of a slasher i'd say. But what a soundtrack... "
I've watched parts 1 and 2 so far. Been impressed, has a very Wes Craven/Kevin Williamson type feel, slick slasher comedy. Quite graphic death scenes.
Tonight I'm watching Midsommer on a reccomendation |
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Got halfway through part 2 last night and my netflix started going all glitchy. Was really enjoying it too. Was a bit creepier than the 1st one. Again the soundtrack is amazing. |
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