Favourite Horror Movies?

[Malty]

Can't wait for that.

Myself I prefer the psychological horror/thriller types, with twists, over gore.

 

[Wio Gumflapdinand]

Not really got a favourite as in the actual films too many to list . But I went to cinema in 2002 to watch Long Time Dead and quite a few walked out as it was too much for them and this couple were sat the row in front and this girl followed through/ shat her knickers at one of the scares. Can't remember the exact scene think it was on a river barge with gas or something. THey left in a haste with her walking like she'd run 26 miles much to the amusement of everyone but them.

Doubt they walked out because it was too much and more likely because it was rubbish, I remember turning it off myself it was so bad. Maybe that girl shat herself in some form of ironic protest.

Depends what scares the individual person really. For "out of your seat moments" I more spooked by films with like monsters/killer unknown kinda things. Movies with snakes spiders etc don't bother me at all although I know some people do. I remember 10-15 years ago a groups of friends had an after a party movie and they put the original Ginger Snaps film on . We all knew it was horror but nothing more and thought from the cover of it was a vampire film.
When it turned out werewolf this girl Julie walked out and went upstairs to bed looking very ill. Her boyfriend later told me she'll never watch a werewolf film, not even like Thiller video or the old black white werewolve films. She'd had this fear as a kid that she'd seen something coming up the stairs and it wasn't human. She still was under the doctor for night terrors 20 years later.

I really like the first 2 Ginger Snaps films but the 3rd Ginger Snaps Back: The Beginning was admittedly shite.

Agree, movies like hostel and saw do nothing for me at all, just gore porn but others think they are scary as shit. Liked the original ginger snaps myself, didn't see sequels. I like a psychological element to my horrors so really enjoyed Babadook and Oculus recently

 

[everythingchangesbutblue]

I like all types of horror from bigger budget mainstream ones to D movies, anything else is pretention, nothimg worse than the type of filmgoer who looks down on horror but watches The babadook because its "arty" a true horror fan will watch everything from The Babadook to Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-a-rama., but even this looks to bad for me, its the trailer for the new mtv tv series based on the Scream films, it looks absolutley woeful.
[video]https://youtu.be/qqzgSjZQlLo[/video]

 

[ballbag]

I used to wimp out of watching horrors but then watched loads on the bounce and now they don't bother me. Like others, I'm not a fan of gore and shock because you know its just effects. I do like a psychological horror and I've got Rosemary's Baby to watch when I'm in the mood - not seen it yet but heard good things. I've enjoyed Oculus,, Conjuring, Insidious and Housebound lately but didn't find any of it scary at all.

 

[greasedupdeafguy]

Watched F last night. Decent British horror although it felt like it was 2/3 of a movie.

 

[Malty]

Anyone seen the one with the Manc babe Gemma Atkinson in? The Dyatlov Pass incident movie.

Heard Alone in the Dark is good. Love movies in Mental Asylums

Session 9 is great.

 

[Malty]

Any good uns recently?

 

[everythingchangesbutblue]

Anyone seen the one with the Manc babe Gemma Atkinson in? The Dyatlov Pass incident movie.

Heard Alone in the Dark is good. Love movies in Mental Asylums

Session 9 is great.

Want to see The Dyatlov Pass. The true story its based on it crazy as fuck.

Bit of horror news here. If you are familar with the 1990 mini series of Stephen Kings "IT" they are making a remake of it. They have cast Will Poulter, a English actor as Pennywise the Clown.

Not sure i see a 22 year old as Pennywise but its from the creator of True Detective so i'll give it the benifit of the doubt.

 

[whp.blue]

Manchester United official video The David Moyes year

 

[Malty]

Anyone seen the one with the Manc babe Gemma Atkinson in? The Dyatlov Pass incident movie.

Heard Alone in the Dark is good. Love movies in Mental Asylums

Session 9 is great.

Want to see The Dyatlov Pass. The true story its based on it crazy as fuck.

Bit of horror news here. If you are familar with the 1990 mini series of Stephen Kings "IT" they are making a remake of it. They have cast Will Poulter, a English actor as Pennywise the Clown.

Not sure i see a 22 year old as Pennywise but its from the creator of True Detective so i'll give it the benifit of the doubt.

Looks like a little shite.