I like scary moovies
08-04-2006, 05:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Double Phister
EH was pretty good.
I haven't seen Hostel yet.
Pitch Black, Solaris, Sphere, were alright. (scary sci-fi > sci-fi > *)
I guess you could say the Abyss had some unconfortable moments (the whole breathing liquid made me a little nervous).
I haven't seen Hostel yet.
Pitch Black, Solaris, Sphere, were alright. (scary sci-fi > sci-fi > *)
I guess you could say the Abyss had some unconfortable moments (the whole breathing liquid made me a little nervous).
The original Alien movie was also good for a few screams.
08-04-2006, 06:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Egan
The last movie that scared me was the Sixth Sense.
I have a thing about ghosts to begin with so when a movie like that is made... It just TKO'd me
Oh ya... What lies beneath also made me jump alot
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08-04-2006, 06:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Egan
The last movie that scared me was the Sixth Sense. I watched it alone in the dark and that was a mistake. 
Before that, it was probably the original Nightmare on Elm Street when I was much younger.
Filmmakers have really lost the ability to truly frighten audiences. Blood and gore is not what scares people - it's the anticipation that builds up in your own mind as you watch the film. That's why a movie like the original Psycho can still scare someone who hasn't seen it before. Hitchcock was a master and some of the current Horror Hacks could learn from his style.
Before that, it was probably the original Nightmare on Elm Street when I was much younger.Filmmakers have really lost the ability to truly frighten audiences. Blood and gore is not what scares people - it's the anticipation that builds up in your own mind as you watch the film. That's why a movie like the original Psycho can still scare someone who hasn't seen it before. Hitchcock was a master and some of the current Horror Hacks could learn from his style.
nightmare on elm street scared the begeesus out of me! but i think that the last movie to give me nightmares and make me pee my pants was the orignal texas chainsaw massacre! i was like 12 when i saw it on HBO the first and only time and i had dreams about that movie for like 3 years! it was the only movie that has scared me since! most of the movies now are either disgusting or just stupid, although ring 2 wasn't to bad considering it was a sequel to a not so good ring.
childs play scared me to cause i watched that one when i was 4! then my mom (not knowing i saw the movie) baught me a my buddy doll! i was terrified of that thing, so me and my cuz (he watched the movie with me) always would try to kill the my buddy doll!
...........ah good times!
08-04-2006, 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted by GT35 STI
I agree... I think that was the last movie that literally made it so I couldn't sleep that night at all... and several night after...
I have a thing about ghosts to begin with so when a movie like that is made... It just TKO'd me
Oh ya... What lies beneath also made me jump alot
I have a thing about ghosts to begin with so when a movie like that is made... It just TKO'd me
Oh ya... What lies beneath also made me jump alot
**** ghosts, the thought of them creeps me out.
08-04-2006, 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by rau
really? i didnt think that movie was too bad at all......
goes back to the ghost thing... and for some reason they did the kind of thing that creeps me out the most... that's when you look into the mirror and nothing is there... then you look away and look back and there is something standing behind you... for some reason ever since I was a little kid I have had that fear that i would look away and there would be a ghost behind me
08-05-2006, 12:56 AM
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Originally Posted by T-Will
Just watched The Hills...I thought it was pretty good. I'm glad the younger sister lasted through the end. :banana:
The hills have eyes... you thought it was good? I thought it was incredibly boring and disturbing.. There was no build up to me, because frankly I didn't give a **** about any of the characters... they all had no personality. I'm also glad the hot younger sister made it to the end...
BUt like when the dad died i was like w/e he was a *****... Gay hippie dies... another *****... Mom... Annoying as ****... It's hard to like a movie when you don't care who outa the main characters die, I was rooting on the zombie things when they where after the youngest boy... The only one i didn't want to die was the hot younger girl LOL
08-05-2006, 10:13 PM
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Originally Posted by dcfc03
you've seen the rob zombie film house of 1000 corpses?
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