Hey guys,
I'm looking for some really scary movies. I've seen alot of movies and most of them I have not found scary at all. Blood and Gore is fine but I am looking for something more. I need some movies that will make me jump from my seat.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance!
Thread: Truly Scary Movies
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Truly Scary Movies –
07-01-2009,02:45 AM
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07-01-2009,06:24 AM
I guess it depends upon what you think scary is.
If you want truly disturbing that leaves your mind racing and you squirming around in your seat looking around, then afraid to go to sleep at night that is one thing...
If you just want shock value thats something else.
If you have a specific fear of something, like for instance clowns or spiders or sharks I would find a movie that caters to that... like "It" or "Arachnophobia" "Jaws"
For a classic haunted feeling I would watch "Amityville horror", or "The Shining" "Halloween" "Poltergeist" "Carrie" "The Omen" "Friday the 13th"
For a little more upbeat 90's horror I would watch "Pet Cemetary", "Event Horizon"," Jacobs Ladder",
Kind of Corny but good shock value involves the "Nightmare on Elm Street"
Just plain weird, not really horror I like "The fly" "People under the stairs" "Sixth sense"
For downright disturbing I recommend "Exorcist" or "Texas Chainsaw Massacre"
Everyone scares just a little differently, what is corny to one person may truly send a shudder down anothers back

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07-01-2009,06:56 AM
The Ring
The Grudge
For 70's camp that is just wrong: "Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS"
For Japanese pain movie that is just wrong: "Ichi the Killer"Successfully scaring little kids since 1990.
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07-01-2009,06:57 AM
"an American Werewolf in London" and "Fright Night" both have their moments. It's all in the eye of the beholder, when it comes to Horror. Some folks find "Big Top Pee-Wee" deeply disturbing...
Wolfman
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RE: Truly Scary Movies –
07-01-2009,07:04 AM
Thanks for the reply, unfortunately I've seen all of those.
I'm mostly looking for ones that will make me jump not neccessarily because of the gore factor.
The ones that I found most scary out of those were: The Shining, Halloween,
Pet Cemetery, Event horizon, The exorcist and Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
I also liked American Werewolf in London, FrightNight, The Ring (1st one), The Grudge (1st one).
Thanks Guys
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07-01-2009,07:05 AM
The Descent is pretty good. Also, El Orfanato is a good one too
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07-01-2009,07:12 AM
The Descent was good!
El Orfanato ? Isn't that the same as The Orfanage?
I rented that one and when I discovered it was in all spanish, so I didn't watch it.
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07-01-2009,07:28 AM
"The Orphanage" was pretty good. I like spooky atmospheric ghost stories like that.
I bought it off E-bay and just watched it last week and I was well pleased with it. The DVD has English sub-titles also.
I'd also reccomend: "The Others" and "Stir of Echoes".
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07-01-2009,07:36 AM
I liked "The Hills Have Eyes"(2006) and "Quarantine"(2008) was pretty good.
"The Strangers"(2008) is also quite creepy.
"[Stephen King's] The Mist"(2007) is one of those over-the-top at times, but crazy-gross-spooky-sad what-would-I-do-in-that-situation movies.
I concur with DaveintheGrave on "Stir of Echoes"
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07-01-2009,07:36 AM
You are correct there is a difference between scare and Hollywood gore.
I would have to say that most "Horror" movies are not scary I love watching them
the ones that could be "REAL" are the ones that scare me the one that pops into my mind is The Strangers (2008) and I cant think of others right now but.Jim S. Young
"The Boogie Man"
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