shausler said:

YEY!!!!!

I'm not the only person that has seen this movie. Woo hoo!!!! The part where the woman is coming out of the lake in a wedding dress still scares the sh(* out of me.




M

I'm not an expert on horror films, but my fave might be 'Night of the living dead'. Not really scary, such films don't scare me anyway, but nicely directed and everything, very intelligent in its message, too.

calldapplwondery83 said:

I made my dad stay up and watch that with me even though I knew I was going to have nightmares. I was 5 years old. ICONIC movie. Love the original.

M

Dawn of the Dead. NOT the remake.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

Really? No, with 5 years that would have scared me for life. Anyway, I really dig the ending, when the only one who kept his sense together, gets shot. The shots of the people burning everything are really unique.

calldapplwondery83 said:

I think that there was some social commentary. I mean, you start to wonder who the real mosters were when they show people poking and prodding the zombies. They touched more on that in the remake.

M
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There's a few. I truely found "The Omen" and "The Exorcist" disturbingly frightening when I watched them in my teens. I thing it was the obvious chilling horror inter-meshed within the context of religion that filled my undercrackers with poo.

"A Nightmare on Elm St. 3: Dream Warriors" holds a significant place for me. It was the first film (other than old black & white clips of Dracula ) to really give me the "Mummy, can I sleep with the light on?" syndrome.

I still remember sneakily knicking the video with two of my mates from one of their elder sibling's bedrooms during a quieter day of our summer hols. We rushed it back to another friend's place who was the only one of us with a VCR in his bedroom. After drawing the curtains closed, our excitement slowly turned to pure horror, as we all wondered what the fuck we'd unleashed but continued to watch the craziness We got so scared that at one point we all held hands It was a very confusing moment for us all

MajesticOne89 said:

Sometimes I think my posts are invisible.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

verile proof that

less

is

more

debbiedean2 said:

See, for myself, I found Evil Dead pretty funny. I suppose I shouldn't have watched Army of Darkness first before the other Evil Dead movies, but that's what happened.

does anyone remember this film

it was like bigfoot or sasquach

early 70s it was horrible

the monsters eyeball was cracked

it always won the golden rasberry award



anyone remember what it was called?

ahh i found it

it was called

"curse of bigfoot"

it was sooo very bad


http://www.braineater.com...gfoot.html
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TMPletz said:

Another orger mentioned the movie "Alice, sweet alice" on one of my threads, has anyone else seen this one?

It`s being re-released on dvd... http://www.amazon.com/Ali...151&sr=1-1

Icicle said:

I remember seeing that movie and it was not a good experience for me.

'Halloween'
'The Exorcist'
'Amityville Horror' (the remake that came out a few years ago)
'Jeepers Creepers 2'
'Friday The 13th'

NAnomaly said:

I can understand why... I would think it was very controversial when it first came out.

SoulAlive said:

One of my favorites from the 80s, but i always look away during the bloody parts

Icicle said:

That movie made me remember going to see this one



I went to see it with my friend Mel, during one of the many killing scenes I stood up and said, "Awww hell naw, fuck this...that's it I'm leaving". There was a handful of people in the theater and everybody started yelling, "come on stay...stay...don't leave"... I stayed till the end but it wasn't easy.

SoulAlive said:

Friday the 13th was the shit....I like the use of suspense in my horror, instead of having the killer dominate every scene....then its just a silly slasher flick....

JC2 was cool because those kids got picked by the Creep....but in the first one, I laughed my ass off because it was a classic case of curiosity killing the cat....if they hadn't gone looking for him, he would have left them alone...like mah mama always said....if you go looking for trouble, it'll find you..... served them right!!

NAnomaly said:

I`ve wanted to see the "Sleepaway camp" movies for a long time, don`t know if they`re any good

I prefer the horror movies that can scare me, not the ones with just blood and gore, i can`t watch that anyway.

See this trailer for "The changeling", one of my favorites.

http://www.youtube.com/wa...FH2azu1iLk

Icicle said:

I only saw the first one...that was enough the end totally tripped me out.


I remember that one too, like one of my relationships, I have a love hate relationship with horror movies... I love them because they distrub me so much but I also hate them because they distrub me so much but in a good way... it's crazy.

NAnomaly said:

I can relate to that
I`ve always had a lot of frightening nightmares, and i guess watching "Halloween" doesn`t help me

BUT i love getting scared

The Exorcist
The Shining
The (original) Wicker Man
The (original) Night of the Living Dead
Nosferatu
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
The Golem
Interview with the Vampire
The Hunger
The (1982) Cat People
Nightbreed

Some of these were "bad," as film goes. And many aren't scary. But these have been impressive to me for various reasons.

Stax said:

OMG yes!!!!! That little thing running around gave me the creeps.

M

senik said:

What a fuckin' ramble

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

me too.