Horror Movies
 

Please recommend me some for the season. I'm currently fresh out ideas, sans Sinister which I'll be seeing this week.

80's slasher type?

Anything really but Jason 5.

In the Carrie 2013 thread I mentioned "The Loved Ones." I oversold it saying it a mix of Psycho, Carrie, and Texas Chainsaw. Those are all classics in their own rights. However, it's a good satire of horror films that will make you laugh and cringe. The soundtrack/score is excellent!

Wild Zero is a Japanese zombie film I have yet to watch but a friend recommended.

A list of some of my favs:
The Shining
Silence of the Lambs
Let the Right One In
Evil Dead 2
Rosemary's Baby
American Psycho

Not horror but are classics w/ plenty of gore:
Old Boy
Battle Royal

I really don't like horror so I haven't watched many, nor do I like the "so bad it's good" films.

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I would also check out Dawn of the dead, Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978 version), SleepAway camp 2 (shitty slasher type).

The first Hellraiser is a DAMN scary & underrated *ed- not in cult fanboy circles, but you almost never see them on tv - movie, same for Lord of Illusions... so good they're almost too scary for today.

Another great but unheralded one is Pumpkinhead.

Another VERY scary story is a recent tv program you can watch if you have On Demand.

Go to sc-fi channel, click Paranormal Witness & watch the REAL story of the Travis Walton alien abduction, interviewing all of the major players. I DARE you to watch this & come away not believing the veracity of every single guy, they would all pass any body language experts tests with FLYING colors, they also all passed lie detector tests soon after it happened.

Laid To Rest
Maniac!
High Tension

Drag me to Hell wasn't too bad.

A couple of ****ed up parts.

Tucker and Dale vs. Evil was awesome

Best J-Horror movie I have seen, and I have seen a lot of them, is Audition.

It was. Comedy/Horror is hard to pull off... and they did it well.

Martyrs.

The most ****ed up movie I have ever seen.

Always meant to see this, but my stomach has never been empty enough.

I may have been tired, but that movie bored the hell outta me. I didn't find anything really scary either.

Cabin in the Woods!

I have lots of horror movies I love, but I will start with Evil Dead 2.

The list begins and ends with The Exorcist and The Omen.

Honorable mentions:

The Others
Scream
The Descent
28 Days Later
In the Mouth of Madness

It was an F-ed up movie and hard to follow but the final scene was scary as all get out.

Used to like horror movies alot back in HS, but for some reason i don't care for them anymore.

Do kinda wanna see sinister though.

Great movie.

Depending on how you look at horror I'd suggest The Flock.Actually more of a psychological thriller but good for the season as there are a couple of scenes that had me more than a little uneasy and thinking what if.

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Here's a couple that scared the shit out of me as a kid

Trilogy of Terror,the following is part of the short about a voodoo doll terrorizing a woman

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The next is from the pilot of a series called Night Gallery,the short was called The Cemetery

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I'll probably get hate for this, but the "scariest" movie to me is "Session 9". I'm not easily scared by movies, but I found this movie to be pretty creepy. It's kind of slow, and not really a gorefest at all. More of a ghost movie tbh.

very good movie,the scene where the guy afraid of the dark is trying to outrun the lights going out is :thumb:

I just love where the movie was shot. That abandoned hospital is ****in creepy. I heard they have since turned it into an apartment building.

Very creepy,I liked the movie so much I bought it shortly after seeing it.

Huh? Danvers was brought to the ground a while ago. Where did you read that?
Great movie, btw - fantastic atmosphere.

Others:

Jacob's Ladder
The Loved Ones
The Eye (Chinese)
REC 1,2
The Descent
Candyman
Trick R Treat (great Halloween movie - very fun)
Martyrs
Black Christmas
The Thing (original)
Re-animator


I could go on..

Wolf Creek
The Hills Have Eyes 2

I just watched Red State on netflix. It expires tomorrow, it was actually pretty damn good.

I really liked it too. Hard to believe that's a Kevin Smith movie.

Oh yeah, they took down most of the hospital to build the apartments. I think they rebuilt the steeple part to match the old part of the main building of the hospital. HOwever, I just read that the apartments burned down or something. IT's cursed!

Angel Heart

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If you wanna see a hilarious horror movie and also one of the goriest movies of all time, check out Brain Dead aka Dead Alive. It's a Peter Jackson movie believe it or not. One of my favorites.

Haha yeah the lawn mower scene is classic. It's definitely the goriest movie ever.

Hell yes it is. The baby scene is also hilarious.

I kick Ass for the Lord!

Check out Dead Snow... It's a foreign film but it's just awesome... It's about Undead Nazi Paratroopers in Norway. The first link is the trailer and the other two are spoilers.

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The t of t voodoo doll movie scared the living shot out of me as a kid...The Omen and The Exorcist come to mind as well.


I forgot JAWS....doh...I didn't even want to get in the bath tub after that one...

I watched Hellraiser for the first time last night. I always thought it would be scarier. I've never been one that's big on horror movies, as I'm one of those wusses that gets scared and has nightmares. Should I go back and rewatch some of the classics now that I'm older? Will they seem as silly as Hellraiser did?

Don't waste your money. Wait until it comes out on redbox. I'm a total wuss when it comes to scary movies, and I thought it was totally predictable and didn't jump or have to cover my eyes once.

Watched this too. Slightly scarier that Army of Darkness...lol. Worth watching though.

Am in the middle of watching Pontypool. Weird.

Anyone seen Trick R treat from a few years ago? I've been hearing great things about it. I'm gonna have to check it out over the weekend.
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Just watched it this weekend. Pretty good.

Try Orphan if you've never seen it. That is messed up...

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I've made it a Halloween tradition to watch this movie. Absolutely love it.

Tales From the Crypt Demon Knight

It was delayed for years and never got released in theaters. It's a personal favorite.

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I just rewatched this one. It's been long enough since I'd seen it that it was new to me again. I'd forgotten how much fun it is.

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Both of these are on Netflix instant.

Loved the first The Hills Have Eyes. The second one was unwatchable.

Slither is, but Trick r Treat is not. I just checked. They sometimes put stuff up, then take it down for whatever reason....

very underrated.

I really enjoy that flick.

I picked up on Blu-Ray from Walmart The Descent, Dawn of the Dead, Land of the Dad and the original A Nightmare on Elm Street.

Ah, damn. Yeah, it used to be there.

anyone seen chernobyl diaries?

I had watched that movie when it first came out (I was, like, 6 at the time) and thought it was scary and pretty good. So I saw it on Netflix a few months ago and decided to revisit my childhood..

So terrible yet amazing at the same time LMAO

Billy Zane was awesome as the collector, and it's a damn shame that he isn't even a blip in Hollywood.

This movie creep'd me out...

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Bumpity bump bump.

Good bump, i need some movies for Halloween.

I thought the 4th Kind was a good horror movie.

It's not actually based on anything and none of the events are true, so ignore that. But as a creepy flick that sucks you in I liked it...

good movie, has the creepy factor.

If you haven't seen Frailty yet that's also excellent. Good twist, good creepy moments.

And I keep hearing about Martyrs. Haven't watched it yet but it's french and highly regarded in horror circles...

I liked it.

I watched "The Collector" on Netflix a little while back and it's pretty damn good for a slasher flick.

I just watched that last week for the first time in ~10 years. Still just as good overall. That ending twist tho, has not aged well.

What about Trick 'r Treat have you seen that movie.

The Serpent and the Rainbow
Jacob's Ladder
High Tension


Jacob's ladder is creepy as ****. I still have problem's watching that movie. High Tension is highly entertaining.

Yes. One of my favorite anthologies. My wife and I try to watch it once every Halloween.

Just watched 'You're Next' last weekend. It was pretty kick ass. I enjoyed the idea of a female lead turning the tables on her attackers.

And just ruined it for everyone else.

Well done...

Not even close.

Anyone seen The Sacrament???

Watched it a little while back...interesting flick...

So someone recommend me a movie and I'll recommend you a movie.

Watch the documentary "RFK Must Die" and tell me its not horrorific.

Conspiracy theory meets conspiracy fact, truly scary... not in a Michael Myers way, but far far worse.