It's funny what appeals to one doesnt to another. Of the ones I have seen recently:
Good: Them The Hills Have Eyes The Descent Saw 1 The Ring 1 + 2 OK Saw 2 + 3 Very Bad Jeepers Creepers 1 + 2 Hard Candy Hostel Wolf Creek |
Hard Kandy wasnt listed as a horror was it? It was a hard hitting, thought provoking, thriller. I quite enjoyed it really, something different and leg crossing lol
The worse thing I watched from memory, I really couldnt bare to look at the screen for that long, but was dragged to watch Legally Blonde 2 once. That scared me for life ;) |
Saw IV was nasty.
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The Evil Dead.
American Werewolf in London. |
Paranormal Activities 3 was a bit unsettling, if not the best horror film. I saw it in the picture halls. My popcorns went up in the air when some unknown shadow darted across parents' bedroom in the film. :eek: :cry:
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That was not popcorn Swati ;)
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Hellraiser and an american werewolf in london are my choice :)
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Originally Posted by Jamie
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That was not popcorn Swati ;)
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Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
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I still like the original Omen and Jaws is always scary to me http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/d...ies/Sharky.gif
Exorcist for me generally prefer proper suspense that gives you sweaty palms |
Hmm, maybe not horror but one film I have no intention of watching which is really gruesome is "A Serbian Film". Details on Wikipedia but I warn you, it ain't nice! Banned in most countries.
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I was 9 when I first watched An American Werewolf in London on a Betamax video! LOL. To this day i still get a fear walking across open fields at night, but I quite thrive on it now (30 yrs later!!!)
I love horror films there have been some good ones listed in the last 2 pages. Jaws is my favourite of all time though without question! |
That human caterpillar film was good and also the South Park take off was hilarious. Yet to see the 2nd human caterpillar film.
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Jesus, there's some bull being passed of as good horrror on here..
Very Good An american werewolf in london The Thing - John Carpenters remake The Fly (Jeff Goldblum version) Reanimator - Day of the dead Evil Dead Poltergeist Scanners - still has the power to make kids jump ;) Good Plague of the zombies Alien Jaws Dire Anything made post 2000 lol Mart |
Got to be The Exorcist. Bearing in mind it was made around 1970.
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Originally Posted by every1sgottablue1
(Post 10384070)
That human caterpillar film was good and also the South Park take off was hilarious. Yet to see the 2nd human caterpillar film.
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How can you say the Human centipede was a good film,its sick and twisted,that's coming from an ex forces guy.
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Who the hell dug this up. 2008 :lol1:
I haven't seen a good horror film in ages :( |
Originally Posted by mystery_machine
(Post 10384112)
I am guessing you mean the human centipede? ;)
Bloody awful film in my opinion. I like a good horror, but that was just sick. |
Originally Posted by Lee247
(Post 10384304)
Who the hell dug this up. 2008 :lol1:
I haven't seen a good horror film in ages :( |
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Originally Posted by Lisawrx
(Post 10384319)
Me neither. I'm more a thriller/suspense fan, but I haven't seen anything to give me a scare/put me on the edge of the seat in ages. :(
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Originally Posted by Turbohot
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I look forward to the new Mission Impossible:Ghost Protocol. It sounds like a cross between an awesome thriller and blood-freezing horror.:D Even if it is just one of them, I hear that Tom Cruise keeps people on the edge of their seats with his real stunts. Can't wait.:cool:
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Originally Posted by Lisawrx
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Not sure it would be my thing, but sometimes it's better to watch something you're not sure about. I doubt it can be worse than some of the tripe I watched fairly recently. :eek:
Thats what I am hoping, Lisa. I saw The Debt lately, and that didn't impress me much. I waited for Mirren to handle a gun or two (she said on Ross's show that she did use a gun in the film), but it was not visible at all in the box office version. I happened to catch some talk of the new Mission Imposible:Ghost Protocol on Sky News. Tom Cruise was talking himself to Sky News for ages. What a beautiful guy! :luvlove: His co-star said that Cruise has done most stunts by himself for this film. He was asked why he didn't perform some stunts himself. He said, "Look, its up to Tom if he wants to climb the walls. I just went shopping while he did all that." :D Sorry to deviate, folks. Please carry on with the talk of the horror films while I go shopping. |
old Cruise has certainly done some cunning stunts
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Watched The Woman last night.... there is a lot wrong with it, but the family and especially the father are peculiarly creepy and the storyline is good enough to keep you watching. Very low budget and a few audio mix issues, but worth a go ... better than the usual horor fodder right now.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEKFeAYmN9c Stakeland is still my favourite horror of the last 12 months though! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNC2HwAaWWE |
Night of the Demon. :thumb:
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Originally Posted by Lee247
(Post 10384304)
Who the hell dug this up. 2008 :lol1:
I haven't seen a good horror film in ages :( |
Originally Posted by Frosticles
(Post 10419296)
Night of the Demon. :thumb:
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Wasn't a film but a TV mini series
Salem's Lot :eek: |
Originally Posted by richie001
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Wasn't a film but a TV mini series
Salem's Lot :eek: If we can include TV then The Walking Dead is well worth a watch :thumb: |
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