Other than than the latest PM Gordon Brown speech was pretty scary Flash
I don't really do horror film's (lifes scary enough ) But when I was a kid ''rosemarys killer'' scared me whittless, but then I was only 8 I don't really watch many films so what would you recommend
Go horror, see if you can scare me If your talking film's in general, then the Crow is the zenith of film making in my humble opinion
Anyone ever seen "Maximum Overdrive"? Makes you go
Erm, well good horror films IMO are Evil Dead 2 (like I had said), 28 Weeks later (so grusome its cool!!), Dawn of the dead remake, the Shinning oh and if you want a jumpy one try White noise. Mind you wouldn't say any were scary though.
Quote from: Benner on October 09, 2007, 10:21:11 PMErm, well good horror films IMO are Evil Dead 2 (like I had said), 28 Weeks later (so grusome its cool!!), Dawn of the dead remake, the Shinning oh and if you want a jumpy one try White noise. Mind you wouldn't say any were scary though.I love the 28 days/weeks films! Black Sheep is a film i've just seen and its brilliant!
Quote from: NeitherExtreme on October 09, 2007, 10:21:30 PMAnyone ever seen "Maximum Overdrive"? Makes you go See that's my problem film's horror film's make me laugh more than they scare me , now a horror novel on the other hand...
Quote from: micky d on October 09, 2007, 10:23:41 PMQuote from: NeitherExtreme on October 09, 2007, 10:21:30 PMAnyone ever seen "Maximum Overdrive"? Makes you go See that's my problem film's horror film's make me laugh more than they scare me , now a horror novel on the other hand...The diference is that this one would make anyone that's older than 6 years. It makes no sense and only gets laughs when it tries to scare you (and it really tries, but it's like Stephen King just forgot what scary means).
Has anyone ever seen "Audition?" That was a really creepy movie.
Though not a horror film have you seen "battle royale?" That is a perfect example of a "feel good movie."
Don't think I could name a scariest, but I have many that I have liked. Of note, many of the serial killer movies are based on a guy named Ed Gein. His real story is probably the most unnerving to me. To learn more about Ed Gein, go here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_GeinAnyhow, some (not all) that I liked, in no particular order are:The ExorcistPsychoNight of the Living Dead (original black and white)The ShiningHellraiserThe GrudgeSilence of the LambsPhantasmTexas Chainsaw MassacreHalloweenNow I also like many of the old classics:FrankensteinDraculaThe WolfmanThe MummyNosferatuMike
How about Nightmare on Elm Street? As a teenager, about 3/4 of the way through the movie I had to escort my girlfriend out of the theater because she was so shaken up.Hmmm, I should rent it sometime and see if it was really all that scary.
My father is fond of an old story in which he as a young man, sat behind a girl in his class at the movie house. The movie was Dracula, and the style at the time (as if there was anything like style in Blind River!) was to wear your old boots untied and flopping around. He snuck into the seat behind her, and during one particularly intense scene he slowly drew her hair back and bit her neck. He was amazed that she didn't even budge until a few minutes later he noticed his socks were wet! :grin:Def
The boots were on, and almost full! I don't know how true the story is, but it's always a good laugh when Dad tells it!Def
My father is a strange one all right. He insists he doesn't like horror movies, but he watches them all the time. The worst part is, they affect him pretty badly, and he gets horrible nightmares. Dad saw lots in the military in his day, and I am certain these kinds of things trigger old memories in his dreams. Otherwise I can't see a man like my father being affected that much- he's pretty solid. You should hear him yell "Get into it Lamontagne, it's only Colorful Enunciation and hands are washable!" quoting his old drill seargent!But, he keeps watching them, so I guess it's his own darned fault! My wife likes horror films, so he uses her as an excuse. He watches cartoons so he'll be able to talk to my three year old nephew and he watches horror movies so he'll have something to talk to Kim about!Def