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Jul 13, 2015Comments: 0 · Posts: 433 · Topics: 39
Can you guys tell me the name of some really good horror movies?
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Jan 06, 2014Comments: 0 · Posts: 421 · Topics: 41
What are you in the mood for?
Based on books? You could go for "Jaws" or Stephen King's hits like "It" or "The Shining."
Possession? There's always "The Exorcist," the sequel to "The Amityville Horror" which is "Amityville II: the Possession."
Hauntings? "Grave Encounters" is really good, as was "A Haunting in Connecticut," and of course "Poltergeist."
Slasher films? You could go with any of the "Friday the 13th," "Halloween," or "Nightmare on Elm Street" films (though of the latter Wes Craven's [the first, third, and seventh] are the best).
Ghosts? "Thirteen Ghosts" is excellent because it's non-stop action with real actors, not CGI ghosts. Not only that, but each ghost has a backstory. "House on Haunted Hill" was quite good as well, until the stupid ending.
You like gore? The first 5 "Saw" films are good. "Hellraiser" 2 & 3 upped the gore quite nicely, but the first one is, of course, excellent.
The options are endless, really, but this is a pretty generalized list. Let me know if you'd like more suggestions.
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Apr 26, 2013Comments: 4917 · Posts: 19264 · Topics: 148
pretty much every stephen king adaptation made in the 80s/90s is good.
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Apr 12, 2015Comments: 1423 · Posts: 3710 · Topics: 58
Brainscan
C.H.U.D.
Deadly Friend (1986)
The Gate (1987)
Motorama (although not horror it is pretty trippy)
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Apr 12, 2015Comments: 1423 · Posts: 3710 · Topics: 58
Ah idle hands the only time I found jessica alba attractive
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Jan 08, 2013Comments: 2 · Posts: 689 · Topics: 53
The ones that stood out for me
As Above, So Below
Conjouring
Insidious, part 2 and 3
paranormal activity movies
Evil Dead
World War Z
The ones I'm looking forward to are
Crimson Peak
The Visit
The Green Inferno
Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension
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Jan 10, 2015Comments: 1876 · Posts: 16918 · Topics: 108
Why do babies cry at the time of birth?
Can a newborn remember or know somthing we don't? Somthing erased over time?
A skinless bloody human.
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Jan 10, 2015Comments: 1876 · Posts: 16918 · Topics: 108
I think its evil spirits finding a path into the human mind.
From all the stories I've come across they are always demonic, terrifying, and evil by nature.
There's never anyone who can't make the unicorns and kittens disappear while in this state of mind.
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Jan 10, 2015Comments: 1876 · Posts: 16918 · Topics: 108
Then I'd freak the fuck out lmao!
Probably start running frantically only to end up beating my head off a wall until death.
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Jan 10, 2015Comments: 1876 · Posts: 16918 · Topics: 108
The one that did it in the most for me was Child's Play. That movie is the core to my childhood fear. Nothing was more devastating to my innocents then that doll. I think its funny when I watch it today, but as a 5-10 year old child I was pissing my pants just at the sight of the movie cover in a movie rental place.
Here's a fun childhood memory. My mom would often have her friend babysit so her and my dad could go out on occasion. It was a close friend, and a person she could trust. That bitch made me and her own kids watch child's play over and over when I was around 4, and laughed the whole time at how terrified it made me feel. She forced me to watch that movie multiple times.
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Jan 10, 2015Comments: 1876 · Posts: 16918 · Topics: 108
I don't even remember her name. I was too young to really say much to my parents yet. For all I know my dad probably convinced her because he always though I was a little bitch. I was just sensitive is all. One time I got into his movies and watched Pink Floyd the Wall and was again terrified from all the blood and death. It isn't even a scary movie, just about war, isolation, drug addiction, and a few other adult related topics. It really pissed him off at how bad it scared me. I remember no comfort, just anger. The same thing happened when I watched the Ring at my grandparents around 10. They couldn't understand why I was so traumatized, and got so pissed off at me because the way I was acting. I remember no comfort, just anger that somthing fake was making me cry like a lil bitch. I just remember trying to shutting my eyes and seeing fear.
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Jan 10, 2015Comments: 1876 · Posts: 16918 · Topics: 108
Also the part where the children with the creepy masks are falling into a machine and being grind into meat.. That part really scared me. I know it all looks fake but as a child I related to other children.
The Wall is like my favorite movie today, now that I understand it from an adults perspective. I love the deep meaning in that movie and it's entirety.
It has the ability to spark my emotion, so when I start to feel hollow, isolated, and emotionless I watch it as a way to open myself up. The weird part is I can now relate to both the adult and child. Idk why but that movie reminds me of myself for many reasons. It was the first thing I ever feared, and told me a story of many things I'd experience in life.
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Apr 26, 2013Comments: 4917 · Posts: 19264 · Topics: 148
I just watched Anabelle. It was dull.
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Apr 12, 2015Comments: 1423 · Posts: 3710 · Topics: 58
Silent hill was a pretty good adaptation. .. then they went and made a sequel without the director and writer of the first one...... smh
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Apr 26, 2013Comments: 4917 · Posts: 19264 · Topics: 148
never played the game but loved the movie, very atmospheric.
IDK why some people love to trash it, probably gamers and millenials
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Apr 26, 2013Comments: 4917 · Posts: 19264 · Topics: 148
Mist is very good
VHS is good too but more as a joke/shock movie, it's still more interesting than most movies released lately though