Quote from: soldierjane on January 06, 2009, 08:41:23 AM

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The scariest movie EVER is Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. I was four, they had a priest of Kali. Not good.

Mina.

Or Han Solo being frozen in carbonite when you're a little impressionable child 

The Original Willy Wonka.     Scared the Bejeebus out of me when I was 4.

Quote from: Vexing on January 06, 2009, 02:37:40 PM
Ear-entry ->-bleeped-<-s in Wrath of Khan.

'Nuff said.

Heh heh.  I saw that with my Bluebird troupe when I was 7.  We squealed our way through that scene.  Great fun. 

Madman is an alright selection off of the friday the 13th slasher craze. A couple of scene are very creepy specially towards the end where you see madman mars watching the people from the woods. All you see is this like silhouette but damn its creepy.  Zombi is a classic! Fun fact for those are who are not keen on horror films it is considered an un official sequel to dawn of the dead since in europe it was released as Zombi. Zombi is known as Zombi 2 in other places outside the US. The Burning is another good slasher movie.

Theres Ils. Also Calvarie. Frontiers. Martyrs is another one to check out. The Stendhal syndrome is pretty good also.

for fun gross cheese horror to poke fun at try sime city, street trash, Rabid Grannies(alot of stuff distributed by troma)...


Bad french amateur horror film clip
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Rabid Grannies Clip.

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I think I am going to watch Friday the 13th in the theater.  I haven't seen any theater movies since Rob Zombie, Halloween.

Kendall

The strangers was a bad movie.. to damn slow! Good idea but slow.. got bored..

Silent Hill you should play the game.

Quote from: Jay on February 09, 2009, 01:50:05 PM
The strangers was a bad movie.. to damn slow! Good idea but slow.. got bored..

So which are the good horror movies to you, that aren't boring? Whats the good scary ones?

Well um try stuff by Lucio Fulci, George Romero, Dario Argento, Mario Bava, and Ruggero Deodato. Cannibal Holocaust is a pretty neat one. Does anyone hear know of good Japanese Horror directors? that are not Mike Takishi and the ones making good horror films in the states. Like directors who made really good horror and splatter fair prior to the 90's? On a similar note. Midnight Meat train...BEST CLIVE BARKER ADAPTATION! It's either Hellraiser or Midnight Meat Train.  Ryûhei Kitamura is the man's name. He also did versus. Try some horror websites. Arrowinthehead.com is a good site to start out at.

I saw Friday the 13th. I guess it would be considered a remake of part 2. I am glad they got past that Jason's mother part that made the original unbelievable. I gave this a 4 out of 5 as I also gave the original 4 out of 5.

No Kevin Bacon, but it has a Jared Padalecki, which reminds me of the Clark Kent guy in Smallville, and the movie has same stereotypical chars (nerd, jock, slut, earthy girl, pot smoker, risk taker) that the original movies have. Has shakey camera like all modern remakes seem to have (during fights), which I do not like. Body count seems a tad low, but not by too much. I do like the mask explanation though it left me wondering why Jason hadn't killed that guy in the 20 years preceeding. I also wondered how the house seemed to have electricity, for the lights in the basement. (does Jason pay the power bill?). And does he replace the lightbulbs? I wasn't as much in awe as I was in the original with the mother's head surrounded by candles, as I was with this house shrine.

Be ready for part 2 or 3 or Revenge/Return, or whatever they call it, since it is doing well in the theater.

Kendall

i would need someone to grip verry hard but the new friday 13th looked really really good

Quote from: Ken/Kendra on February 10, 2009, 10:19:32 PM
So which are the good horror movies to you, that aren't boring? Whats the good scary ones?

I am a master with horror movies there isn't many I haven't seen. The Strangers just didn't do it for me. Recently I saw REC it wasn't scary it was just very interesting there was some points in the movie which made me jump though. Its a Spanish movie with English subs. Brilliant!

Quote from: Jay on February 18, 2009, 04:53:08 PM
I am a master with horror movies there isn't many I haven't seen. The Strangers just didn't do it for me. Recently I saw REC it wasn't scary it was just very interesting there was some points in the movie which made me jump though. Its a Spanish movie with English subs. Brilliant!

Added it to my Netflix queue. It's not out yet here, so might be a while, and so it is saved.

Well what is something that is scary to you, since you have seen almost everything, not just interesting, while I am waiting for it to come out here?

Well the only movies that I think of belonging to the horror genre are the psychological ones. Therefore I'm gonna settle with good old The Blair Witch Project and Event Horizon.
I've heard good things about [REC] aswell, haven't had the time to watch it yet though. Definitely gonna enjoy that one. =P

Saw "the orphanage" the other day, lot like "The Others", if that gives too much away. 
Haven't seen Friday the 13th yet.  I might try and make it to the movies soon to catch it. 
Also put REC on my Netflix queue.  =)
Pickings have been pretty slim lately. 

I saw Clive Barker's Midnight Meat Train. Some good old smashin fun. I gave 4 out of 5. Could have been a 3, but I like a few things, like the first scene. Not really scary.

added that one to Netflix.  BTW, anyone tried using a network-ready streaming device for Netflix?  Good fun.  Picture quality is only so-so, some of it depends on your internet connection speed, but I got through like 7 or 8 movies over two sick days last week.  =)

Prom Night remake the other day.  It was actually a lot better than I expected.  The villain was appropriately creepy, especially since I haven't seen "James Mattingly III" since "That Thing You Do". 

Quote from: Ken/Kendra on February 18, 2009, 06:36:54 PM
Added it to my Netflix queue. It's not out yet here, so might be a while, and so it is saved.

Well what is something that is scary to you, since you have seen almost everything, not just interesting, while I am waiting for it to come out here?

Sorry for the late reply. I cant really think of any really good horrors at the moment, I find movies that are classed as horror. Funny, interesting, disturbing, or just complete rubbish.

A few off the top of my head! (Sorry if some of these aren't deemed horror)

Hills Have Eyes (Remake) I went to watch this in the cinema and found it VERY disturbing..
Hostel - After you get past the 30 minutes of porn the movie does turn into an intresting watch.
Saw (All of them) Interesting and extremely clever in my opinion. Definitely worth a watch.. make sure you see them all in order though! Disturbing because someone actually thought of that!
The Grudge I really enjoyed this film did scare me slightly though!

Thats all I can think of at the moment!

Jay

Netflix suggested based off my high rating of "The Devil's Backbone" that I watch "Let the Right One In" [Låt den rätte komma in] a vampire movie from Sweden. I must say, this was one of my favorite vampire movies so far, although not scary. It was more dark moody and though lovable. I thought the young actors were excellent.

The movie has a more children-as-adult feel, that has been compared to Lord of the Flies.

Kendall

Saw V.  More of the same.  *yawn*  I guess there's a sixth one in the works. 

Watched the original House on Haunted Hill.  That was pretty fun.  Better than the remake anyway. 

Otis--better than I thought it would be, but more like a comedy.  Still, it was pretty good fun.

Room 6.  Ugggh.  Don't waste your time. 

Think that's about it.  Thanks for the new ideas Kendall. 
=)

Watched the musical horror movie by Takashi Miike called The Happiness of the Katakuris . Strange yet it kept me watching despite subtitles. I gave 4 out of 5. Not scary but is worth mentioning coming from a scary movie and horror director.

Don't like getting scared.
I just look in the mirror and scream
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The Exorcist 1. saw it at uni when it came out with 4 guys ( I was bio then) I looked around and they were all looking at the floor. mmm strong silent types

The original Night of the living dead

Alien

Sound of Music. still scared the c**p out of me!

What was the original Physco movie called. The shower scene is still up there

Poltergiest

Crcodile Dundee: as an Australian as frightening as the Sound of Music

Cindy James