Rec isn't nice.
Silence of the Lambs was an unnerving film.
Ghost Watch scared the life out of me as a kid.
Jacob's Ladder - Sat staring at the screen for 15 minutes in silence after it ended.
Pet Sematary - Not the movie but the book - had to stop reading every few pages because it just facking scared the shiiiit out of me. The movie is soooooooooo bad compared to the book.
SAW - saw one, the first one, and that was the end of it dont want to see any SAW movie ever again
One special mention, IT (the first movie), clown scared the living daylights out of me for 2.5 hours, until the last scene and then it just turned into a comedy.
Growing up it used to be films like Halloween (original) Evil dead and Nightmare on Elm street.
As you get older not many movies
Blair witch project is shiiit but scared me as a 15 year old
I actually still find Paranormal Activity scary, especially the first one. Some of the night scenes in that film, as the timer is moving and you notice weird movements just freak you out
The bit where the woman just gets dragged from the bed scared me shiiitless as well
Rec was great. It was good in every way Blair witch was shiiit. I’ve seen Blair witch both in cinema and at home. It’s rubbish. I got bored over half way into the home watch with not one hair on my neck anywhere near sitting up.
Alien - now that’s a proper scary film. Best creature enemy in history, and sone amazing set pieces.
The thing- it doesn’t get more twisted effects wise than this brilliant film.
comment by (Kash) I'm the Mane (U1108)
posted 1 minute ago
Growing up it used to be films like Halloween (original) Evil dead and Nightmare on Elm street.
As you get older not many movies
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Elm Street indeed with Robert Engluuund (spam filter Evil Dead is comedy gold classic.
But as you get older these horror movies like Friday the 13th etc, are pretty much just comedy
Love horror films so none actually scared me
As for the ones listed above
Jacobs ladder is a great film
Blair witch is utter $hite
2 films I found a bit creepy/odd were.....
Eraserhead
Henry Portrait of a serial killer
comment by baz ta’rd (U19119)
posted 1 minute ago
Rec was great. It was good in every way Blair witch was shiiit. I’ve seen Blair witch both in cinema and at home. It’s rubbish. I got bored over half way into the home watch with not one hair on my neck anywhere near sitting up.
Alien - now that’s a proper scary film. Best creature enemy in history, and sone amazing set pieces.
The thing- it doesn’t get more twisted effects wise than this brilliant film.
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Alien yes, most tenacious motherfacker alien out there. Fack I hated that thing.
If never scary films haven't seen many but went round to my mates one night for a drink and some girls were round. He pulls our paranormal activity and I'm like, "yeah, put it on. No problem"
Get home 3 hours later. Mrs is In bed asleep and baby is on her own room fast asleep. About 10 mins later BANG, huge noise from babys room. Sent the missus in only to find a pic have inexplicably fell off the wall.
Chit me up for days
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 50 seconds ago
comment by baz ta’rd (U19119)
posted 1 minute ago
Rec was great. It was good in every way Blair witch was shiiit. I’ve seen Blair witch both in cinema and at home. It’s rubbish. I got bored over half way into the home watch with not one hair on my neck anywhere near sitting up.
Alien - now that’s a proper scary film. Best creature enemy in history, and sone amazing set pieces.
The thing- it doesn’t get more twisted effects wise than this brilliant film.
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Alien yes, most tenacious motherfacker alien out there. Fack I hated that thing.
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Scariest/best enemy ever created in film
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 4 minutes ago
Jacob's Ladder - Sat staring at the screen for 15 minutes in silence after it ended.
Pet Sematary - Not the movie but the book - had to stop reading every few pages because it just facking scared the shiiiit out of me. The movie is soooooooooo bad compared to the book.
SAW - saw one, the first one, and that was the end of itdont want to see any SAW movie ever again
One special mention, IT (the first movie), clown scared the living daylights out of me for 2.5 hours, until the last scene and then it just turned into a comedy.
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Still not seen Jacobs Ladder
I too have only seen Saw 1 and whilst I didn't find it scary, I did think it was excellent.
And IT ... how could I forget seeing Georgie pulled into the drain. That'll mess anyone up who had the displeasure of being under 12 when they first seen it.
Portrait of a serial killer was one of those banned films that failed to live up to the hype, as did Straw Dogs
comment by Dibble (U22051)
posted 40 seconds ago
If never scary films haven't seen many but went round to my mates one night for a drink and some girls were round. He pulls our paranormal activity and I'm like, "yeah, put it on. No problem"
Get home 3 hours later. Mrs is In bed asleep and baby is on her own room fast asleep. About 10 mins later BANG, huge noise from babys room. Sent the missus in only to find a pic have inexplicably fell off the wall.
Chit me up for days
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Thats a lie.
.
.
.
.
..
.
.
You have no mates and certainly no girl want to hang with ye
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by (Kash) I'm the Mane (U1108)
posted 1 minute ago
Growing up it used to be films like Halloween (original) Evil dead and Nightmare on Elm street.
As you get older not many movies
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Elm Street indeed with Robert Engluuund (spam filterEvil Dead is comedy gold classic.
But as you get older these horror movies like Friday the 13th etc, are pretty much just comedy
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I watched nightmare on elm street recently and it just looks ridiculous now
Also what about Hellraiset, scary in it’s time but just looks ridiculous now
comment by San Miguel (U1449)
posted 2 minutes ago
Love horror films so none actually scared me
As for the ones listed above
Jacobs ladder is a great film
Blair witch is utter $hite
2 films I found a bit creepy/odd were.....
Eraserhead
Henry Portrait of a serial killer
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I hate eraser head. Should never have been made, it’s vomit inducingly weird, cannot stand and will never watch it again
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 29 seconds ago
comment by Dibble (U22051)
posted 40 seconds ago
If never scary films haven't seen many but went round to my mates one night for a drink and some girls were round. He pulls our paranormal activity and I'm like, "yeah, put it on. No problem"
Get home 3 hours later. Mrs is In bed asleep and baby is on her own room fast asleep. About 10 mins later BANG, huge noise from babys room. Sent the missus in only to find a pic have inexplicably fell off the wall.
Chit me up for days
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Thats a lie.
.
.
.
.
..
.
.
You have no mates and certainly no girl want to hang with ye
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Yeah. OK.
My notable mentions:
Halloween (1978) probs my fave of all time;
Blair Witch Project;
Paranormal Activity 1-3;
SAW 1 & 2 (can't comment after that);
Thought the Conjuring 1 was really well done;
Annabelle: Creation literally made me have a panic attack in the cinema (but that may have been due to other factors );
The original IT (I was about 6 when my bro made me watch it!!)
I've heard The Wailing is awesome - next on my list
comment by Dibble (U22051)
posted 1 minute ago
If never scary films haven't seen many but went round to my mates one night for a drink and some girls were round. He pulls our paranormal activity and I'm like, "yeah, put it on. No problem"
Get home 3 hours later. Mrs is In bed asleep and baby is on her own room fast asleep. About 10 mins later BANG, huge noise from babys room. Sent the missus in only to find a pic have inexplicably fell off the wall.
Chit me up for days
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No matter how old you get, a noise in the night will always get the pulse racing.
American Werewolf in London.
Watched it when I was about 6 or 7. Sh*t my pants. Not literally, obviously. But I still struggle to watch it now. Had such an effect on me that I can't watch any Werewolf films. Tried to watch Dog Soldiers many years ago. Failed.
Metro
Still not seen Jacobs Ladder
------------------------------
Recommended watch
Brilliant movie, acting is fantastic, Tim Robbins looks genuinely confused in this movie and so was I. And then the ending. Brilliant.
The conjuring is a good shout, that was far better than I expected it to be.
Babadook is slow but has some
brilliant s arexscwnes.
comment by rooney_hernandez (U7012)
posted 13 seconds ago
My notable mentions:
Halloween (1978) probs my fave of all time;
Blair Witch Project;
Paranormal Activity 1-3;
SAW 1 & 2 (can't comment after that);
Thought the Conjuring 1 was really well done;
Annabelle: Creation literally made me have a panic attack in the cinema (but that may have been due to other factors);
The original IT (I was about 6 when my bro made me watch it!!)
I've heard The Wailing is awesome - next on my list
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I've heard great things about The Wailing. Den of Geek did an article on the best horrors of the 21st Century and I'm sure that's amongst them. Check it out...
https://www.denofgeek.com/us/movies/horror-movies/249526/best-modern-horror-movies
comment by Cornelius Oofterom (U15867)
posted 1 minute ago
American Werewolf in London.
Watched it when I was about 6 or 7. Sh*t my pants. Not literally, obviously. But I still struggle to watch it now. Had such an effect on me that I can't watch any Werewolf films. Tried to watch Dog Soldiers many years ago. Failed.
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Me and you both. I still recall hearing that first wolf howl like it was yesterday
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posted on 5/2/19
Rec isn't nice.
Silence of the Lambs was an unnerving film.
Ghost Watch scared the life out of me as a kid.
posted on 5/2/19
Jacob's Ladder - Sat staring at the screen for 15 minutes in silence after it ended.
Pet Sematary - Not the movie but the book - had to stop reading every few pages because it just facking scared the shiiiit out of me. The movie is soooooooooo bad compared to the book.
SAW - saw one, the first one, and that was the end of it dont want to see any SAW movie ever again
One special mention, IT (the first movie), clown scared the living daylights out of me for 2.5 hours, until the last scene and then it just turned into a comedy.
posted on 5/2/19
Growing up it used to be films like Halloween (original) Evil dead and Nightmare on Elm street.
As you get older not many movies
posted on 5/2/19
Blair witch project is shiiit but scared me as a 15 year old
I actually still find Paranormal Activity scary, especially the first one. Some of the night scenes in that film, as the timer is moving and you notice weird movements just freak you out
The bit where the woman just gets dragged from the bed scared me shiiitless as well
posted on 5/2/19
Rec was great. It was good in every way Blair witch was shiiit. I’ve seen Blair witch both in cinema and at home. It’s rubbish. I got bored over half way into the home watch with not one hair on my neck anywhere near sitting up.
Alien - now that’s a proper scary film. Best creature enemy in history, and sone amazing set pieces.
The thing- it doesn’t get more twisted effects wise than this brilliant film.
posted on 5/2/19
comment by (Kash) I'm the Mane (U1108)
posted 1 minute ago
Growing up it used to be films like Halloween (original) Evil dead and Nightmare on Elm street.
As you get older not many movies
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Elm Street indeed with Robert Engluuund (spam filter Evil Dead is comedy gold classic.
But as you get older these horror movies like Friday the 13th etc, are pretty much just comedy
posted on 5/2/19
Love horror films so none actually scared me
As for the ones listed above
Jacobs ladder is a great film
Blair witch is utter $hite
2 films I found a bit creepy/odd were.....
Eraserhead
Henry Portrait of a serial killer
posted on 5/2/19
comment by baz ta’rd (U19119)
posted 1 minute ago
Rec was great. It was good in every way Blair witch was shiiit. I’ve seen Blair witch both in cinema and at home. It’s rubbish. I got bored over half way into the home watch with not one hair on my neck anywhere near sitting up.
Alien - now that’s a proper scary film. Best creature enemy in history, and sone amazing set pieces.
The thing- it doesn’t get more twisted effects wise than this brilliant film.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Alien yes, most tenacious motherfacker alien out there. Fack I hated that thing.
posted on 5/2/19
If never scary films haven't seen many but went round to my mates one night for a drink and some girls were round. He pulls our paranormal activity and I'm like, "yeah, put it on. No problem"
Get home 3 hours later. Mrs is In bed asleep and baby is on her own room fast asleep. About 10 mins later BANG, huge noise from babys room. Sent the missus in only to find a pic have inexplicably fell off the wall.
Chit me up for days
posted on 5/2/19
Child's play.
posted on 5/2/19
Child's Play.
posted on 5/2/19
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 50 seconds ago
comment by baz ta’rd (U19119)
posted 1 minute ago
Rec was great. It was good in every way Blair witch was shiiit. I’ve seen Blair witch both in cinema and at home. It’s rubbish. I got bored over half way into the home watch with not one hair on my neck anywhere near sitting up.
Alien - now that’s a proper scary film. Best creature enemy in history, and sone amazing set pieces.
The thing- it doesn’t get more twisted effects wise than this brilliant film.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Alien yes, most tenacious motherfacker alien out there. Fack I hated that thing.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Scariest/best enemy ever created in film
posted on 5/2/19
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 4 minutes ago
Jacob's Ladder - Sat staring at the screen for 15 minutes in silence after it ended.
Pet Sematary - Not the movie but the book - had to stop reading every few pages because it just facking scared the shiiiit out of me. The movie is soooooooooo bad compared to the book.
SAW - saw one, the first one, and that was the end of itdont want to see any SAW movie ever again
One special mention, IT (the first movie), clown scared the living daylights out of me for 2.5 hours, until the last scene and then it just turned into a comedy.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Still not seen Jacobs Ladder
I too have only seen Saw 1 and whilst I didn't find it scary, I did think it was excellent.
And IT ... how could I forget seeing Georgie pulled into the drain. That'll mess anyone up who had the displeasure of being under 12 when they first seen it.
posted on 5/2/19
Portrait of a serial killer was one of those banned films that failed to live up to the hype, as did Straw Dogs
posted on 5/2/19
comment by Dibble (U22051)
posted 40 seconds ago
If never scary films haven't seen many but went round to my mates one night for a drink and some girls were round. He pulls our paranormal activity and I'm like, "yeah, put it on. No problem"
Get home 3 hours later. Mrs is In bed asleep and baby is on her own room fast asleep. About 10 mins later BANG, huge noise from babys room. Sent the missus in only to find a pic have inexplicably fell off the wall.
Chit me up for days
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Thats a lie.
.
.
.
.
..
.
.
You have no mates and certainly no girl want to hang with ye
posted on 5/2/19
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by (Kash) I'm the Mane (U1108)
posted 1 minute ago
Growing up it used to be films like Halloween (original) Evil dead and Nightmare on Elm street.
As you get older not many movies
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Elm Street indeed with Robert Engluuund (spam filterEvil Dead is comedy gold classic.
But as you get older these horror movies like Friday the 13th etc, are pretty much just comedy
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I watched nightmare on elm street recently and it just looks ridiculous now
Also what about Hellraiset, scary in it’s time but just looks ridiculous now
posted on 5/2/19
comment by San Miguel (U1449)
posted 2 minutes ago
Love horror films so none actually scared me
As for the ones listed above
Jacobs ladder is a great film
Blair witch is utter $hite
2 films I found a bit creepy/odd were.....
Eraserhead
Henry Portrait of a serial killer
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I hate eraser head. Should never have been made, it’s vomit inducingly weird, cannot stand and will never watch it again
posted on 5/2/19
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 29 seconds ago
comment by Dibble (U22051)
posted 40 seconds ago
If never scary films haven't seen many but went round to my mates one night for a drink and some girls were round. He pulls our paranormal activity and I'm like, "yeah, put it on. No problem"
Get home 3 hours later. Mrs is In bed asleep and baby is on her own room fast asleep. About 10 mins later BANG, huge noise from babys room. Sent the missus in only to find a pic have inexplicably fell off the wall.
Chit me up for days
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Thats a lie.
.
.
.
.
..
.
.
You have no mates and certainly no girl want to hang with ye
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Yeah. OK.
posted on 5/2/19
My notable mentions:
Halloween (1978) probs my fave of all time;
Blair Witch Project;
Paranormal Activity 1-3;
SAW 1 & 2 (can't comment after that);
Thought the Conjuring 1 was really well done;
Annabelle: Creation literally made me have a panic attack in the cinema (but that may have been due to other factors );
The original IT (I was about 6 when my bro made me watch it!!)
I've heard The Wailing is awesome - next on my list
posted on 5/2/19
comment by Dibble (U22051)
posted 1 minute ago
If never scary films haven't seen many but went round to my mates one night for a drink and some girls were round. He pulls our paranormal activity and I'm like, "yeah, put it on. No problem"
Get home 3 hours later. Mrs is In bed asleep and baby is on her own room fast asleep. About 10 mins later BANG, huge noise from babys room. Sent the missus in only to find a pic have inexplicably fell off the wall.
Chit me up for days
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No matter how old you get, a noise in the night will always get the pulse racing.
posted on 5/2/19
American Werewolf in London.
Watched it when I was about 6 or 7. Sh*t my pants. Not literally, obviously. But I still struggle to watch it now. Had such an effect on me that I can't watch any Werewolf films. Tried to watch Dog Soldiers many years ago. Failed.
posted on 5/2/19
Metro
Still not seen Jacobs Ladder
------------------------------
Recommended watch
Brilliant movie, acting is fantastic, Tim Robbins looks genuinely confused in this movie and so was I. And then the ending. Brilliant.
posted on 5/2/19
The conjuring is a good shout, that was far better than I expected it to be.
Babadook is slow but has some
brilliant s arexscwnes.
posted on 5/2/19
comment by rooney_hernandez (U7012)
posted 13 seconds ago
My notable mentions:
Halloween (1978) probs my fave of all time;
Blair Witch Project;
Paranormal Activity 1-3;
SAW 1 & 2 (can't comment after that);
Thought the Conjuring 1 was really well done;
Annabelle: Creation literally made me have a panic attack in the cinema (but that may have been due to other factors);
The original IT (I was about 6 when my bro made me watch it!!)
I've heard The Wailing is awesome - next on my list
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I've heard great things about The Wailing. Den of Geek did an article on the best horrors of the 21st Century and I'm sure that's amongst them. Check it out...
https://www.denofgeek.com/us/movies/horror-movies/249526/best-modern-horror-movies
posted on 5/2/19
comment by Cornelius Oofterom (U15867)
posted 1 minute ago
American Werewolf in London.
Watched it when I was about 6 or 7. Sh*t my pants. Not literally, obviously. But I still struggle to watch it now. Had such an effect on me that I can't watch any Werewolf films. Tried to watch Dog Soldiers many years ago. Failed.
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Me and you both. I still recall hearing that first wolf howl like it was yesterday
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