[Dickard]

Originally posted by cypriotpcdfan

How could i have forgotten Mirrors?
The scene with the blond chick in the bathtub

How she just freaking rips apart her face djbaahssvah

[Versace]

Originally posted by Allstar

Can we praise this classic masterpiece by one of the greatest directors of all time?

It really is a classic masterpiece

[cypriotpcdfan]

I also liked The Eye. The one with Jessica Alba. I dont remember if its a remake or not, i think it is.
I loved the storyline.

[Allstar]

Originally posted by cypriotpcdfan

I also liked The Eye. The one with Jessica Alba. I dont remember if its a remake or not, i think it is.
I loved the storyline.

It's a remake from a Chinese movie. The original's better, so you should definitely check it out if you liked it!

Originally posted by Versace

It really is a classic masterpiece

Like, watching this alone and really getting into the movie might make you more scared than any other movie ever will.
I still haven't read the book, though.

[Dickard]

If you guys don't mind watching subtitles, look up the red shoes. It's an independent Chinese movie and I loved it

[cypriotpcdfan]

Just watched the trailer to The Loved Ones and it looks CRAY!

Btw, i remember watching this film when i was younger.


Never watched it again. Dont really remember much, just some creepy scenes

[Versace]

Originally posted by Allstar

It's a remake from a Chinese movie. The original's better, so you should definitely check it out if you liked it!

Like, watching this alone and really getting into the movie might make you more scared than any other movie ever will.
I still haven't read the book, though.

Neither have I.

Another classic

[BadKidBrodie]

Originally posted by cypriotpcdfan

Just watched the trailer to The Loved Ones and it looks CRAY!

Btw, i remember watching this film when i was younger.


Never watched it again. Dont really remember much, just some creepy scenes

I remember Thirteen Ghosts, It actually scared the **** out of me.

[Versace]

One of the scariest movies I've seen lately is Insidious. I need something scary as that again.

[Sinister]

Horror is my favorite genre of movies

I didn't think Insidious was scary at all...I thought it was funny

[Allstar]

Originally posted by Versace

Neither have I.

Another classic

THE SHOWER SCENE!!!
Where have those movies gone?

I think horror movie makers should focus more on making movies that are scary rather than bloody.
Like, people being locked up in a house with a murderer or whatever, I don't know. It's not that hard to create a scary feeling, yet so few movies really achieve that.

[Dickard]

Originally posted by Versace

One of the scariest movies I've seen lately is Insidious. I need something scary as that again.

I hated insidious.
I thought that the demon looked like a low budget bitch darth maul

[Allstar]

Originally posted by Versace

One of the scariest movies I've seen lately is Insidious. I need something scary as that again.

I loved the first half, however, when he entered the ghost world it was like a parody of all new horror movies, imo. Still loved the first half!

I said it already but I really need a new movie to come out of nowhere and slay unexpectedly like this one did or the first PA.

[Versace]

Originally posted by Allstar

THE SHOWER SCENE!!!
Where have those movies gone?

I think horror movie makers should focus more on making movies that are scary rather than bloody.
Like, people being locked up in a house with a murderer or whatever, I don't know. It's not that hard to create a scary feeling, yet so few movies really achieve that.

I know! I always wondered why are so many horrors not scary at all. They focus on making disgusting scenes which are not scary.

I have Psycho 3 on my computer for a long time waiting to be watched. But Psycho 2 can't compare to the first part at all.

[Sinister]

Originally posted by Allstar

THE SHOWER SCENE!!!
Where have those movies gone?

I think horror movie makers should focus more on making movies that are scary rather than bloody.
Like, people being locked up in a house with a murderer or whatever, I don't know. It's not that hard to create a scary feeling, yet so few movies really achieve that.

I just watched that movie for the 1st time last night
But it was the vince vaungh remake

It was still good

[Versace]

Originally posted by castrobabytiger

Horror is my favorite genre of movies

I didn't think Insidious was scary at all...I thought it was funny

Originally posted by Dickard

I hated insidious.
I thought that the demon looked like a low budget bitch darth maul

Really? I thought it was really scary, at least some scenes. And I liked the plot.

[Versace]

Originally posted by castrobabytiger

I just watched that movie for the 1st time last night
But it was the vince vaungh remake

It was still good

Sis, you NEED to watch the original from 1960. It ***** on many horrors from these years

[Jaymz]

Originally posted by Dickard

I've seen all kinds of horror movies. B horror like thankskilling (LOL), paranormal activity, poltergeist, the ring, mirrors, A crap load of exorcism movies (including the original the exorcist), but the only movie that truly has left me without sleep is the newest version of a nightmare on elm street.

I absolutely love that film... by far the best of all the recent remakes imo... but it didn't leave me without sleep

[Dickard]

Originally posted by Jaymz

I absolutely love that film... by far the best of all the recent remakes imo... but it didn't leave me without sleep

I don't know how, but I was scared for a week after even too

[Space Renegade]

the only movies I've genuinely been scared by were Halloween (when i was like 7), Hellraiser, my mom made me watch it , and Insidious.