I love horror movies… really i do. Well I don’t like the nasty azz nasty horror films like Saw, Hostel and gory crap like that because it isn’t at all based on scaring you. Just about grossing you out. But an actual horror movie that f*cks with your whole being and causes the damn hairs on the back of yoru neck to stand up! Makes you reach for every lightswitch in the house.
Like this damn trailer…..
Man… I have never seen a trailer that made me say both: HELL NAWL and HELL YEAH at the same damn time…..
What are some of your all time favourite horror films??
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LOL
did one of the reviews say Sinister is going to f*ck up a lot of people
it DID!!! LMAO
I know I wasn't right in the head after Insidious… (aren't these the same people?)
That's how you KNOW it's the real deal!!!!!
Still not clicking play…nope, nyet, nein, NAWL.
it's really not that scary…you know Slaus is a punk
I'm a punk, too.
I ain't clicking.
I'm looking forward to this movie. From the trailer it looks like it might be telling an actual
scary story. My favorite all time horror movies are: Poltergeist, Halloween I & II (originals),
and the Devil's Backbone.
Oh I loved The Devil's Backbone so much! Guillermo Del Toro can do no wrong in my eyes.
^ this all day!
NONE!
My favorite horror series in Nightmare on Elm Street (well the 1st 3 — it got corny after that); especially the first one…when Freddie pulled Johnny Depp into the bed & that fountain of blood exploded? I was through.
Creepshow is the first to really scare me, cuz it had roaches coming out of a man's body *shudder*
I also like Zombieland & 28 Days but those are kinda more thriller than horror to me
To this day, I still cant watch nightmare on elm street.
Paranormal 2.
::shudders::
I wanted to be scared but when I start feeling like you're too stupid to live and I'm cheering for the supernatural being to get you, it's over.
Not a movie, but the intro to this show scared the fvck out of me….yet I insisted on watching it.
[youtube qw-NMlfa5Aw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qw-NMlfa5Aw youtube]
Man, this music and the music to Unsolved Mysteries? Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet…
i would LITERALLY turn the volume knob down until this was over. and NOT look at the TV.
See white people. Why you gotta go nosing through is. Being all inquisitive and inspecting. Last movie that scared me really well was the Ring. I made the mistake of watching that ish in the dark.
I absolutely LOVE scary movies…. I love being afraid of going to sleep at night…. Now I just have to find someone who isn't a punk to go see it with me…..
That's the hardest thing for me. Trying to find someone who'll watch these too!
I've seen 'Sinister' and recommend it!! A few nice jumps and peeping through fingers. Although there are some bits where you roll your eyes and wonder why he doesn't just turn the damn lights on.
One of the scariest movies I've seen is 'The Descent'. Watched it ALONE really late at night once and haven't recovered. The X-Files Peacock family episode is the scariest thing I've ever seen on tv. The theme music doesn't help either…
an ex coworker recommended the Descent…my son tried to watch it a few times he said it was whack…based on that I don't know if I'll watch it…surprisingly my son has decent taste in movies…
I've got decent taste in movies and I thought it was scary!
Audition (more for the mind f*ckness of it), Halloween 1 and 2, Tale of Two Sisters, The Exorcist…hmmm…it's hard to think of scary movies that actually scare me. Asian Horror is the closest to making me jump or cringe these days…but i'm mostly confused until the last 15 minutes. One Missed Call was pretty creepy and then in the end, i think i didn't know what was actually happening, but it was creepy as all hell. I've been watching horror movies since I was 6, so I'm a little desensitized to them. I get more freaked out when i read books about haunted places and hear stories about real life hauntings. Maybe this movie will do something. It's at least rated R. I hate when movies are advertised as the scariest thing since rednecks and then it's rated PG-13.
And Robert Stack. It didn't matter if the Unsolved Mystery was about a ghost or a murder, Robert Stack made you want to hide under covers.
Kiri kiri kiri kiri!!
I remember when I saw The Ring when it came out in theaters. A friend of mine knew what showing I was going to and called me as I walked out of the movie. Everyone got smacked that day. Every. One.
I haven't watched it recently but The Entity is at the top of my scariest movies. I just remember the scene when she's on the tub and all I could think was she is never going to be safe. I think the reason why I don't watch it now is I don't want to lose that fear associated the movie.
Halloween 1&2, The Exorcist, and the Amityville Horror. All the originals, mind you.
blanket ……check
diaper…….check
bat……….check
Jesus………check
someone to sleep with ………..check
okay……..*serious face*…………Let's do this
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