Reread the thread to make sure I hadn't mentioned it but if you like B class horror I'd suggest 1983's One Dark Night

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Also if you like zombies and yet another drive-in B classic from way back check out Children Shouldn't Play With Dead things

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Holy shit, I saw that at the theater when it came out. I'm ****ing old!!

As one who experiences sleep paralysis it's really not that terrifying once you understand the dynamic. Best explanation that I've read puts it as a state between REM and being awake, hence shadowy figures (more rare for me), flashing lights (more common for me), and a sense of dread are all the result of still being partially in a dream state combined with a hyper alert self defense system.

When it happens after a moment I'm able to recognize what's going on and keep myself calm until I can move. Of course as a kid it scared the crap out of me, so I can see why someone might wanna make a horror-doc.

Also helps that I've learned personal triggers and try to avoid them.

But a lot less scary when you realize its not aliens or other dark forces. :)

Whether you buy into the scientific reasoning or not would depend on your supernatural beliefs. I'm sure for many people who choose faith over science, they probably think they're being visited by demons etc.

Anyway, i invited my little sister and nephew over to watch this several months ago (both teens). My wife had a few GF's over as well. Sadly, none of them could get into it.

Which is a bummer because i thought it was decent.

I actually do believe in God, angels, demons, the supernatural, and stuff... But no reason to call something demons when there's a different, rational explanation. :)

For her entire life my wife thought she saw something supernatural when she was a kid. After exploring this documentary, her experience matched sleep paralysis perfectly.

One less horror story to tell.

Same thing happened to me. I figured it out after waking from a lucid dream. I was already aware that I was dreaming when I also became aware of my physical surroundings, but was paralysed and could feel a presence. I instantly remembered my terrifying experience as a child that I thought was a demon or some shit.

Cant help but add that the lucid dream was about getting arrested and locked away for a loooong time. Dreadful.
Until I became lucid and decided that I was Magneto.

Good times.

Kids will like Goosebumps. Not a bad flick.

Agreed. The mini series shining was one of the scariest thing I ever experienced when it came out. (I was like 10) The only other thing I can think of that had a similar effect was IT.

I watched it agian years later and it holds up pretty well.

Dont get me wrong, I love, love, love, the Kubrick version, and all the little details that went into it, but they both need to be watched~

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This thread reminded me I haven't watched a lot in the genre in a while but I used to watch a lot of it.

Some early stuff from Del Toro is really solid. The Devil's Backbone and Chronos.

I liked the Babadook.....but i know a lot of people that didn't. I think it's the ending. People either love it or hate it. I take it you liked the ending?

I finally finished VHS2. I did enjoy that last segment, as someone mentioned earlier. I was surprised by this movie. I didn't think i'd enjoy it as much as a i did. The last story was a bit intense.

The last story in V/H/S 2 broke all the standard horror movie "rules" about who can be in peril is what did for me. That and the closing scene.

Watched The Green Inferno last night.

Pretty awful. Barely JUCO level acting. Pretty gory and tense, but overall extremely disappointing. Felt like a Syfy late night product. There's a pot scene that's particularly ridiculous..

Kinda what I envisioned....figured everything else was just fluff to get the gore and violence in...

I believe King even threw a lawsuit out there he was so pissed.

the coolest thing in the mini series was the chick in the bathtub. very nicely done and just truly horrific.

"here a boy...there a boy....everywhere a boy boy"

awe MAN! I had high hopes for this.
dammit fish! you ruin everything!

Im going to check out "A Serbian Film" soon, only because it keeps popping up on the list of most depraved/banned/disgusting films.

Sounds like it's just another Eli Roth torture porn movie only this time in the jungle.

From what I've read......I wouldn't.

Man, I really wanted it to be good. But it just isn't. For some reason, there are some attempts at dumb jr high humor in the film that makes it feel really cheap and dumb. Like there's a bizarre fart/poop scene in the middle of a cannibal feast that is so ridiculous that you cannot take the film seriously at all. And there are many moments like this through the film. I wanted everyone in the film to die.

Watched Insidious chapter 3 last night. It was pretty damn good.

Also this preview played before the movie and it looks good for a horror/comedy.
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Sounds a bit like ET trying to be scary. Otherwise a decent film, although the kid was a bit annoying.

Nina Dobrev is very hot....definitely would

Watched it....couldn't help myself, i have to watch movies other people say i shouldn't. Movies like Cannibal Holocaust, 120 Days of Sodom and Irreversible....shock value type movies that push the limits....after all, it's just a movie, right?

Well...

This is the worst of 'em all. I don't even have words to describe it. Who would even make something like that? WTF is the point? This has to be the most ****ed up film ever made.

And if you're like me...sitting there thinking, "wow, what could be SOO bad that i simply shouldn't watch it? I have to watch it now!"....well...don't. It's not worth the time and you'll walk away saying, "why the **** did they need to show me that?"

For those of you who are curious to see a train wreck, i'll go ahead and share the ending so you can remove that curiosity and understand that this film is simply disgusting and shouldn't be viewed. It's not "art" by any means.



Shit movie. Even if you like shock value movies, just avoid this one. It wants to be "Irreversible" but it went way too far.

Holy shit, that's horrible. Don't wanna see that. But irreversible was pretty ****ing nuts!!

Killer Klowns from Outer Space

What are ya gonna do? Knock my block off?

Watched 976-Evil last night. An oldie but a goodie. Forgot how crazy that one was.

The lineup today on Chiller:

10:00 The Tooth Fairy
12:00 Avenged
2:00 Hansel and Gretel get baked

I thought The Final Girls was very smart for a horror comedy. I really enjoyed it; so did my wife. We followed that up with It Follows and loved that as well.

If they had made only one Nightmare on Elm Street movie, I think Freddy Krueger would rank right up there with the scariest monsters of all time. That movie scared the piss out of me the first time I saw it.

But with all of the sequels and with Freddy having his own TV show and appearing on The Simpson's, Freddy isn't scary at all any more.

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I always thought Prince Of Darkness was very creepy.

Looking back now they talked about quantum physics and the nature of reality in ways most sci-fi/horror didn't even really consider until a decade later...

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people often feel the movie is never as good as the book. and it's understandable as the book can take you so much deeper into the story during several hundred pages than a 2 hour movie ever could. but they really missed the mark with this movie. I thought it was just terrible.

This looks like a crazy bad ass movie.

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Eh, maybe. I'll watch it im sure, but it looks more like torture-porn than horror.

My issue with movies like this is that it's the same damn played out recipe that we've seen over and over again the last 10-15 years. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre effect.

You know the routine....4-5 random college students go on a road trip, end up in some weird back-country area. They introduce the characters via shitty banter as they drive down the road, thus giving them zero depth. Throw in some titty shots, maybe a **** scene or two and then start start chopping off limbs and spraying blood everywhere.

Pretty much every horror movie made in the last 10+ years aimed at the 15-25 y/o demographic.

Imma still watch it though!

The Interrupted Journey is pretty creepy if you do any research into the Betty and Barney Hill case.

Same for The Mothman Prophecies...

I'm unable to post the trailer atm but It Comes At Night is getting GREAT reviews (new horror film starring Joel Edgerton comes out on June 9). Just a heads up.

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Looks good imo

That's awesome! I just bought this on blu ray like a week ago. Loved it at the theater when it first came out.

the belko experiment

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not too bad of a movie :D

My girlfriend never used to watch scary movies (because they're too scary of course). But now I guess she feels emboldened since I'm sleeping next to her every night and wants to watch nothing but scary movies.

We've watched basically everything that's come out in the last year or so and I've been trying to go back in the history books for some other good ones.

Problem is, she doesn't like anything that looks too dated. So what movies would you guys recommend on this side of the turn of the century?

Thus far we've watched The Strangers, Orphan, The Conjuring, Insidious, Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003), Sinister, The Descent and we're planning to watch The Skeleton Key soon.

I debated on Hostel and Wrong Turn but she doesn't like the gory stuff too much. For that, she's not much into zombies flicks either so I'm holding off on Dawn of the Dead remake and 28 Days/Weeks Later.

Any other suggestions?

Watched The Void last weekend and was pretty solid luvcraftian type of flick.

How about Drag me to Hell, It Follows, The Orphanage, 30 Days of Night, Session 9, and Saw?

So It Comes At Night was a massive rip off . Literally was NOT a horror film at all. Not completely terrible by any means but I was expecting it to be scary (based off the trailers) . Oh well.

The Descent kicks so much ass. Love that film!

I'll suggest some french horror films for ya (if you don't mind subtitles that is)
Martyrs
Inside
High Tension

also REC is a really good one. I think its a Spanish horror film.

I thought Drag Me to Hell was horrible so I'll probably hold off or pass altogether on that one. It Follows was good, though. She's seen Saw. I'll add the others to the list of potentials.

REC is also good but that's more of a zombie film than anything so I'll hold off on that for now.

We've actually seen more than I previously listed, by the way. Some more are coming to me now. We watched As Above So Below, Devil, and The Babadook.

VHS is another one I'll add to the list.

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This could be good

This is something I'd like to do. Drive in movies are a historic relic I'm glad this one is still around. An all nighter of horror movies how cool is that?


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That would be awesome.

The Final Terror

They Look Like People

Oh I remember watching Invasion of the Body Snatchers when I was little and I think it scared me. I never trusted my brother to be my brother.



I still wonder :hmmm:

Yeah, we just watched this last Sunday night. What a complete waste of time it was.

I thought it was fair.

Just finished watching Creepshow 2 a few nights ago. It's been a while since I've seen that. Not really a big fan. The original Creepshow is perhaps the finest horror anthology ever made. Also watched House, I watch it every once in a while, very nostalgic for me. Personally, I'm a sucker for the early Carpenter flicks. The Fog, Halloween and The Thing all rank way up there for me.

I like this.

Thanks for the ride, lady,

haha - saw it at the theater with my mother. LOL

American Mary - putting this here for a reminder for when I get home - watching this tonight - highly rated and looks good.

The original Creepshow was awesome - especially the crate sequence. Scariest scene of any of the films I've seen in the theater.

HAHAHAHA!
I was telling my wife this EXACT SAME THING!
she went to bed....wouldn't watch it 'cause she was scurred.
I was actually very much looking forward to seeing it! in the previews the guy has his shotgun and the dog runs ahead of him into the woods....UH OH....it's night.....it must be COMING! ROFL

I've never felt like I was totally Charlie Browned over a movie....until this one!

ahh yes....
ADRIENNE!

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Yeah. The original Creepshow is a ****ing classic. Some iconic actors and great plot lines.

The Crate monster's name was Fluffy.

looked like the abominable snowman

Saw Creepshow at the movies with my mom (we saw Tron first), and snuck into Creepshow. My mom left during the cockroach episode and stayed in the lobby til it was over and I came out.

I used to love House, although haven't seen it in forever. Also 976-Evil was one of my faves as a kid.

The House That October Built 2 looks pretty good.

Literally just finished the first 15 minutes ago and meh. Liked the premise and cast, it just didn't develop as well as I hoped.

I love House and House 2. Though 2 is less of a horror movie.

976-Evil. I have not seen that in many years. Good call, thinking I'm going to rent that this weekend.

Yeah. I enjoy the House films for what they are. At the very least they kept the guys on Cheers busy.

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Just tell it to call you Billie. ROFL