See, that's why I went for "The Hitcher". It really is its own genre. I still hate to even think about that movie.
Gory movies do nothing for me.
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See, that's why I went for "The Hitcher". It really is its own genre. I still hate to even think about that movie.
Gory movies do nothing for me.
That scene was very well done and really got my hopes up. Unfortunately it was all down hill from there.
Scariest for me would have been IT. Saw it when I was about 12 or so and it stuck with me.
Anyone have an lesser known horrors that are actually scary? My friends and I have been through all the standard popular "scary" movies so we are always looking for some unknown movie we will actually find scary.
One recently that surprised us by actually being pretty scary is a movie called "Darkness" with Anna Paquinn. Kind of slow moving at first but if you buy into the premise its actually pretty creepy.
Anyone have an lesser known horrors that are actually scary? My friends and I have been through all the standard popular "scary" movies so we are always looking for some unknown movie we will actually find scary.
One recently that surprised us by actually being pretty scary is a movie called "Darkness" with Anna Paquinn. Kind of slow moving at first but if you buy into the premise its actually pretty creepy.
The only movie to ever freak me out was the Exorcist. I still can't watch it to this day. The Ring was creepy also.
Okay, so they are now in the second phase of Friday the 13th series, or it has run full circle or something, I am not quite sure. Because it did well you know they are going to make a sequel errrrrrrrr part 16. What are they going to call it? Friday the 13th round 2 part 2? Part 2 was the 3D one they did in the early 80s, so they can't call the next one part 2. I wish Hollywood was out of money.
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The 1st Nightmare on Elm Street was a pretty good horror movie. The sequels, not so much. I'm surprised they haven't made a remake of that movie since they've remade pretty much everything else.
The only remake that I've thought was decent was Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
The Last House on the Left has a scene in it involving a guy and his tooth, a chisel and hammer that still makes me shudder. The remake should be out fairly soon.
I Spit on your Grave is a classic.
The only remake that I've thought was decent was Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
The Last House on the Left has a scene in it involving a guy and his tooth, a chisel and hammer that still makes me shudder. The remake should be out fairly soon.
I Spit on your Grave is a classic.
Dude, the bathtub suicide scene in "The Dead Zone" still makes me shudder. I no longer look at scissors the same way...
They are going to. Robert Englund got passed up for the role though. Which I expected, but he was upset. I really think they should just leave the series alone.
I Spit on your Grave might be the worst movie ever made. Usually I can laugh throughout a good old "horror" flick, but that movie was just horrible. So I only watched it twice.
Darkness kind of got to me too. I thought it was a horrible movie at first, but I still sometimes catch myself looking up at the ceiling after I've turned the lights out.
Classic older ones are always great, but often don't scare me.
Last House on the Left is a GREAT movie, with a unique twist for the genre. I'm curious to see how the remake is going to turn out. I have a hard time believing that Monica Potter is capable of having a child in her teens, though.
Classic older ones are always great, but often don't scare me.
Last House on the Left is a GREAT movie, with a unique twist for the genre. I'm curious to see how the remake is going to turn out. I have a hard time believing that Monica Potter is capable of having a child in her teens, though.
scariest thing i've seen in a while
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Yeah but the scenes right after it when Ben Affleck is driving car, talking on a cell phone took me right out of the movie, because those two things would not happen (two words, Electromagnetic Pulse)
For me:
The Exorcist
The Shining
The original Halloween