I dont really like horror movies, but some of them are good like The Shining and The Night of the Living Dead (classic!).
I dont really like horror movies, but some of them are good like The Shining and The Night of the Living Dead (classic!).
The Shining, Ring and Night of the Living Dead are probably my favourites. Dawn of the Dead is great as well, but I don't know if I'd class it as a horror (most of it seemed to be a comedy!).
i thought the shining was a lot more funny, when Jack got frozen at the end i was in histerics ( did i spell that right)
Not a movie (and I may sound obsessive) but Silent Hill CREEPS ME OUT! It's just an atmosphere...
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I have played the first-i'm going to play the second soon-and i agree with you,especially in the hospital,it's very scary.Originally Posted by Giga Guess
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I didnt find the movie The Shining scary, but the book freaked me out terribly. It's far far more frightening than the movie.
The Exorcist bored me to tears. I almost fell asleep during it several times.
I have yet to watch a frightening horror movie.
I've never been scared by a horror movie, but I do enjoy watching them. I thought, in a horror aspect, <i>The Ring</i> was greatly overrated. <i>The Exorcist</i> was not scary, just disgustingly disturbing. I never wish to see it again.
I think horror movies pander mostly to those who have incredibly over active imaginations. Much like myself.
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The Others was quite creepy. Resident Evil disappointed me beyond belief. It was more of an Action Thriller than a Horror movie. Apocalypse looks even worse. The Ring was pretty scary. The part at the end where you see the girl "attacking" the guy made me tear.
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The Others is my favourite, I love that movie, quite freaky, but such a great twist
I Know what you did last summer and I Still know what you did last summer scared me quite a bit, even though I have watched them at least 5 times, I still find them scary. I didn't really like either of them...my sister does, so I just watched them when she did.
I'm partial to Nosferatu: Symphony of Horrors. It's pretty good considering it was made in the early 1920's. Not too scary though. The 1970's remake of it had an excellent Dracula, Klaus Kinski.
My favorite horror movie is Warlock, though. It's not horror in a scary sort of way, more of an action sort of way. It reminds me a lot of Castlevania with the lead protagonist with a whip and the focus of the story around the immortal villain instead of the hero. Warlock 2 and 3 sucked though.
I also like Phantasm. Angus Scrimm was an excellent Tall Man. I haven't seen Phantasm 2 3 or 4 because the video store doesn't carry them, but I did like the original.
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RE was supposed to be an action movie... not a horror movie. And RE:A looks kewl if not only because it has Jill Valentine in it... YAY JILL!
As for me, I like horror movies. I really like campy B-horror movies... they be so funny!
But as for real scary movies, my faves are Exorcist (the re-released one with new scenes), 6th Sense, and Stir of Echoes.
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The Ring and Signs were good ones. I rather liked The Cell (or was it just called Cell, with Jennifer Lopez). And I'm probably one of the few people who will admit to liking the Scream Trilogy. The first one was classic, the second was alright, and the second half of the third one was awesome.
The Cell was good. Again, I liked the psychological aspect...and it was a bit creepy.
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