Not movies but I have enjoyed The Haunting of... series on Netflix. Second one isn't as good as the first mind.
comment by -bloodred- (U1222)
posted 37 seconds ago
Not movies but I have enjoyed The Haunting of... series on Netflix. Second one isn't as good as the first mind.
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I preferred the second one but yeah, it wasn’t as scary. I was more invested in the characters the second time around.
Excuse me where’s The Shining?
comment by Geoff Tipps (U1449)
posted 14 seconds ago
Excuse me where’s The Shining?
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I loved the book and the movie is a crime against it so it misses out due to protest.
The Evil Dead (original) is a must also
The original Nightmare On Elm Street or the 2010 remake?? Could you be more clear...
comment by Culer (U22424)
posted 59 seconds ago
The original Nightmare On Elm Street or the 2010 remake?? Could you be more clear...
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You know what, I will.
Is The Thing sci-fi or horror?
Man Utd season review 2013/14
Still gives me nightmares to this day.
The Land Before Time. That big t-rex was terrifying. Never knew when he was going to turn up and and that bit where they thought he was dead then his eye opened when Sarah was trying to headbutt him was shocking. I screamed.
These were bloody massive dinosaurs as well, not some guy in a mask that some people find scary these days.
I recommend a great horror documentary on Shudder called In Search of Darkness. Goes through many of the classic 80’s horrors with cast and crew interviews. 4 hours long but hurtles along speedily.
comment by Robb Pochettino (U22311)
posted 29 seconds ago
comment by Geoff Tipps (U1449)
posted 14 seconds ago
Excuse me where’s The Shining?
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I loved the book and the movie is a crime against it so it misses out due to protest.
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Totally agree, I love Kubrick, but he really messed up.
The book is a heartbreaking downward spiral for Jack, the film, he is a caricature.
The Haunting is still my favourite horror film (also a hill house film). It is the perfect example of how set design and sound are better than any cheap jump scare.
"Sinister" is the last film that creeped me out. I loved "Midsommor" as it is shot almost completely in daylight, yet still creepy. "Hereditary" is quality too.
The series "The Third Day" on Sky is quality too.
The Exorcist
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The Shining
The Omen
Don’t look now
The Thing
House of 1000 corpses
The Evil Dead
Eraserhead (because it’s a total head fvck)
comment by Ji Sung Park's Cousin - Battling the energy vampires (U2958)
posted 20 seconds ago
comment by Robb Pochettino (U22311)
posted 29 seconds ago
comment by Geoff Tipps (U1449)
posted 14 seconds ago
Excuse me where’s The Shining?
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I loved the book and the movie is a crime against it so it misses out due to protest.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Totally agree, I love Kubrick, but he really messed up.
The book is a heartbreaking downward spiral for Jack, the film, he is a caricature.
The Haunting is still my favourite horror film (also a hill house film). It is the perfect example of how set design and sound are better than any cheap jump scare.
"Sinister" is the last film that creeped me out. I loved "Midsommor" as it is shot almost completely in daylight, yet still creepy. "Hereditary" is quality too.
The series "The Third Day" on Sky is quality too.
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Midsommer is great. Some people won’t get to the end and still love it as it’s mental but was imo well worth the time.
Saw 32 was a good one, I couldn't believe Jigsaws great great grandson was still managing to put together all those contraptions from his care home bedroom without the nurses finding out.
No real order but probably these ones at the top
Shining
Alien
Evil Dead
Exorcist
Possession
Repulsion
Halloween
The Thing
I watched 28 Days Later recently for the firs time in years, it was so bad, felt like an ITV drama. F-ck knows how Danny Boyle is still allowed to make movies, he hasn't made anything good since 1996.
The scariest experience I have had within a media setting is in VR though. The feeling of something happening just behind you is unbearable. It'll kill plenty of people over the next decade.
Also, a movie doesn't have to be the same as the book it is taken from, it's a seperate entity. Most Stephen King adaptions are quite different to their source material but there's still some great ones.
I’m not sure if it’s classed as horror but the most disturbing film I’ve seen in recent years was Lords of Chaos. Highly recommend it but have a shower after.
A friend of mine produced a lockdown made horror called Host which I reckon Rob would enjoy. It's pretty silly and gimmicky but that's kind of what you want from a horror sometimes.
American Werewolf in London
The Blair Witch Project
The Omen
Don't Look Now
The Skeleton Key
Ring (Japanese original)
I'll think of a few more...
comment by Garry Brady (U1734)
posted 3 minutes ago
The Land Before Time. That big t-rex was terrifying. Never knew when he was going to turn up and and that bit where they thought he was dead then his eye opened when Sarah was trying to headbutt him was shocking. I screamed.
These were bloody massive dinosaurs as well, not some guy in a mask that some people find scary these days.
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You jest but I think the things that scared me the most as a kid were the ones that weren't intended to be horrors at all.
Was always pretty freaked out by aliens so I never liked ET. And there was another film called Enemy Mine which gave me nightmares as a kid.
Also Crimewatch.
Poltergeist
God is in his holy temple....
Feck off your freaky old man!
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posted on 20/10/20
Texas chainsaw massacre
posted on 20/10/20
Not movies but I have enjoyed The Haunting of... series on Netflix. Second one isn't as good as the first mind.
posted on 20/10/20
comment by -bloodred- (U1222)
posted 37 seconds ago
Not movies but I have enjoyed The Haunting of... series on Netflix. Second one isn't as good as the first mind.
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I preferred the second one but yeah, it wasn’t as scary. I was more invested in the characters the second time around.
posted on 20/10/20
Excuse me where’s The Shining?
posted on 20/10/20
comment by Geoff Tipps (U1449)
posted 14 seconds ago
Excuse me where’s The Shining?
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I loved the book and the movie is a crime against it so it misses out due to protest.
posted on 20/10/20
The Evil Dead (original) is a must also
posted on 20/10/20
The original Nightmare On Elm Street or the 2010 remake?? Could you be more clear...
posted on 20/10/20
comment by Culer (U22424)
posted 59 seconds ago
The original Nightmare On Elm Street or the 2010 remake?? Could you be more clear...
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You know what, I will.
posted on 20/10/20
Is The Thing sci-fi or horror?
posted on 20/10/20
Man Utd season review 2013/14
Still gives me nightmares to this day.
posted on 20/10/20
The Land Before Time. That big t-rex was terrifying. Never knew when he was going to turn up and and that bit where they thought he was dead then his eye opened when Sarah was trying to headbutt him was shocking. I screamed.
These were bloody massive dinosaurs as well, not some guy in a mask that some people find scary these days.
posted on 20/10/20
I recommend a great horror documentary on Shudder called In Search of Darkness. Goes through many of the classic 80’s horrors with cast and crew interviews. 4 hours long but hurtles along speedily.
posted on 20/10/20
comment by Robb Pochettino (U22311)
posted 29 seconds ago
comment by Geoff Tipps (U1449)
posted 14 seconds ago
Excuse me where’s The Shining?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I loved the book and the movie is a crime against it so it misses out due to protest.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Totally agree, I love Kubrick, but he really messed up.
The book is a heartbreaking downward spiral for Jack, the film, he is a caricature.
The Haunting is still my favourite horror film (also a hill house film). It is the perfect example of how set design and sound are better than any cheap jump scare.
"Sinister" is the last film that creeped me out. I loved "Midsommor" as it is shot almost completely in daylight, yet still creepy. "Hereditary" is quality too.
The series "The Third Day" on Sky is quality too.
posted on 20/10/20
The Exorcist
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The Shining
The Omen
Don’t look now
The Thing
House of 1000 corpses
The Evil Dead
Eraserhead (because it’s a total head fvck)
posted on 20/10/20
Scanners decent too
posted on 20/10/20
comment by Ji Sung Park's Cousin - Battling the energy vampires (U2958)
posted 20 seconds ago
comment by Robb Pochettino (U22311)
posted 29 seconds ago
comment by Geoff Tipps (U1449)
posted 14 seconds ago
Excuse me where’s The Shining?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I loved the book and the movie is a crime against it so it misses out due to protest.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Totally agree, I love Kubrick, but he really messed up.
The book is a heartbreaking downward spiral for Jack, the film, he is a caricature.
The Haunting is still my favourite horror film (also a hill house film). It is the perfect example of how set design and sound are better than any cheap jump scare.
"Sinister" is the last film that creeped me out. I loved "Midsommor" as it is shot almost completely in daylight, yet still creepy. "Hereditary" is quality too.
The series "The Third Day" on Sky is quality too.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Midsommer is great. Some people won’t get to the end and still love it as it’s mental but was imo well worth the time.
posted on 20/10/20
Saw 32 was a good one, I couldn't believe Jigsaws great great grandson was still managing to put together all those contraptions from his care home bedroom without the nurses finding out.
posted on 20/10/20
No real order but probably these ones at the top
Shining
Alien
Evil Dead
Exorcist
Possession
Repulsion
Halloween
The Thing
I watched 28 Days Later recently for the firs time in years, it was so bad, felt like an ITV drama. F-ck knows how Danny Boyle is still allowed to make movies, he hasn't made anything good since 1996.
posted on 20/10/20
The scariest experience I have had within a media setting is in VR though. The feeling of something happening just behind you is unbearable. It'll kill plenty of people over the next decade.
posted on 20/10/20
Also, a movie doesn't have to be the same as the book it is taken from, it's a seperate entity. Most Stephen King adaptions are quite different to their source material but there's still some great ones.
posted on 20/10/20
I’m not sure if it’s classed as horror but the most disturbing film I’ve seen in recent years was Lords of Chaos. Highly recommend it but have a shower after.
posted on 20/10/20
A friend of mine produced a lockdown made horror called Host which I reckon Rob would enjoy. It's pretty silly and gimmicky but that's kind of what you want from a horror sometimes.
posted on 20/10/20
American Werewolf in London
The Blair Witch Project
The Omen
Don't Look Now
The Skeleton Key
Ring (Japanese original)
I'll think of a few more...
posted on 20/10/20
comment by Garry Brady (U1734)
posted 3 minutes ago
The Land Before Time. That big t-rex was terrifying. Never knew when he was going to turn up and and that bit where they thought he was dead then his eye opened when Sarah was trying to headbutt him was shocking. I screamed.
These were bloody massive dinosaurs as well, not some guy in a mask that some people find scary these days.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You jest but I think the things that scared me the most as a kid were the ones that weren't intended to be horrors at all.
Was always pretty freaked out by aliens so I never liked ET. And there was another film called Enemy Mine which gave me nightmares as a kid.
Also Crimewatch.
posted on 20/10/20
Poltergeist
God is in his holy temple....
Feck off your freaky old man!
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