help me find a scary horror movie
08-08-03, 04:03 PM
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actulley i prefer watching horror movies alone. late at night. i pull down the shades and turn off the lights and ****. i heard on a horror message baord that theres a movie called may thats suppose to be good. i might check that one out. also i saw a dvd called blood bath. it had like 4 horror movies one was called peices. are the movies on that dvd any good.
08-08-03, 06:56 PM
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I'm not usually scared by horror movies either (Linda Blair's headspin in The Exorcist cracked me up. I mean, how did it not twist off? ). The horror movies I like are more atmospheric than scary--they're disturbing and have creepy moments, but they're scary in a quiet way.
The Devil's Backbone (Spanish)
The Audition (Japanese)
The Others
The Ring
The Changeling
Burnt Offerings
May (kind of funny)
tasha
The Devil's Backbone (Spanish)
The Audition (Japanese)
The Others
The Ring
The Changeling
Burnt Offerings
May (kind of funny)
tasha
08-09-03, 02:35 PM
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Originally posted by Cornholio
actulley i prefer watching horror movies alone. late at night. i pull down the shades and turn off the lights and ****. i heard on a horror message baord that theres a movie called may thats suppose to be good. i might check that one out. also i saw a dvd called blood bath. it had like 4 horror movies one was called peices. are the movies on that dvd any good.
actulley i prefer watching horror movies alone. late at night. i pull down the shades and turn off the lights and ****. i heard on a horror message baord that theres a movie called may thats suppose to be good. i might check that one out. also i saw a dvd called blood bath. it had like 4 horror movies one was called peices. are the movies on that dvd any good.
08-09-03, 02:38 PM
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Oh, and I forgot to mention this earlier. Try watching something by David Lynch. While not "horror" in the traditional sense, Lynch's films have a tendency to be truly creepy and disturbing. The best examples are Eraserhead and Lost Highway.
08-10-03, 12:31 AM
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Originally posted by Cornholio
..... also i saw a dvd called blood bath. it had like 4 horror movies one was called peices. are the movies on that dvd any good.
..... also i saw a dvd called blood bath. it had like 4 horror movies one was called peices. are the movies on that dvd any good.
I think you can find it new for around $8. Not bad for 4 horror movies.... but just be prepared for less than acceptable transfers.
08-10-03, 12:40 AM
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Originally posted by Cornholio
i rented the candyman 2 its pretty good but i like teh first one better
i rented the candyman 2 its pretty good but i like teh first one better
08-11-03, 07:27 AM
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Originally posted by Bechman 2000
For serious gore and a great plot, check out Day of the Dead, the first sequel to Night of the Living Dead. It's only out on Video right now, but it's my all-time favorite horror movie. It's got a very realistic feel to it, with nothing mainstream about it. Definitly a must see with a great atmosphere and memorable characters. The last installment of the trilogy, Dawn of the Dead is equally as entertaining. George Romero is the king of horror!
For serious gore and a great plot, check out Day of the Dead, the first sequel to Night of the Living Dead. It's only out on Video right now, but it's my all-time favorite horror movie. It's got a very realistic feel to it, with nothing mainstream about it. Definitly a must see with a great atmosphere and memorable characters. The last installment of the trilogy, Dawn of the Dead is equally as entertaining. George Romero is the king of horror!
08-12-03, 03:41 PM
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Originally posted by SS-Rodriguez
Dawn of the Dead was the first sequel to Night of the Living Dead. Day of the Dead is the 3rd movie. They go in order: Night -> Dawn -> Day. Dawn is considered the best of the series. And I believe there was supposed to be a 4th called Dusk of the Dead
Dawn of the Dead was the first sequel to Night of the Living Dead. Day of the Dead is the 3rd movie. They go in order: Night -> Dawn -> Day. Dawn is considered the best of the series. And I believe there was supposed to be a 4th called Dusk of the Dead
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You have a thread full of all these good suggestions, and you rent Candyman 2?
You have a thread full of all these good suggestions, and you rent Candyman 2?
08-13-03, 12:35 AM
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Good God. The Denist is terrible (not to mention, it's not a horror movie). I caught it years ago one night on cable. Please for your own sake and the sake of your unborn children...stay far away...
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08-13-03, 02:16 PM
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I think Jeepers Creepers was a pretty good horror movie as well as Ghost Ship. Although Ghost Ship was more suspenseful than scary. Jeepers Creepers on the other hand is a great horror movie, looking forward to the 2nd in a couple of weeks.
08-13-03, 08:26 PM
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I think Prince of Darkness deserves a place on the list of potentials.
