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Last Film You Saw
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super_city_si
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Nightmare on elm street. I was 11 or 12. Watched it right before bed. Slept about 2 minutes That nightWhen was there ever a horror film that truly scared you
Txiki Txiki Bang Bang
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Shouldn't necessarily scare you but there has to be some substance or element of real horror to it.When was there ever a horror film that truly scared you
Some good modern horror films are
The VVitch
The ending with the talking goat and the witches floating still has my spine tingling
Sinister
Barbarians
IT
The Ring
The new hellraiser (not really horror but gory)
The Last voyage of the demeter
Candyman (The original, not sure if I can call that a modern horror film)
Fear street (not exactly horror but loved the whole spiritual element to it, blood covenants, cursed bloodlines and also how all three parts were connected)
Midnight meat train (A bit silly but that's what horror movies should be like)
I think the "insidious" horror movies made a mess of the genre. Can't believe some dummies called M3gan a horror movie, what next,Barbie? Modern hollywood sucks.
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I can relate to this. Watched when i was 11 and don't think slept for about 5 years terrified Freddie was coming for me.Nightmare on elm street. I was 11 or 12. Watched it right before bed. Slept about 2 minutes That night
Elbow beards
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The best horror/ phycological thrillers of the past 20 odd years are,Shouldn't necessarily scare you but there has to be some substance or element of real horror to it.
Some good modern horror films are
The VVitch
The ending with the talking goat and the witches floating still has my spine tingling
Sinister
Barbarians
IT
The Ring
The new hellraiser (not really horror but gory)
The Last voyage of the demeter
Candyman (The original, not sure if I can call that a modern horror film)
Fear street (not exactly horror but loved the whole spiritual element to it, blood covenants, cursed bloodlines and also how all three parts were connected)
Midnight meat train (A bit silly but that's what horror movies should be like)
I think the "insidious" horror movies made a mess of the genre. Can't believe some dummies called M3gan a horror movie, what next,Barbie? Modern hollywood sucks.
The Others and Pans Labyrinth.
Brilliant films thanks to fantastic writing.
Bill Walker
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Black Phillip. :)The VVitch
The ending with the talking goat and the witches floating still has my spine tingling
Director Robert Eggers is now doing a remake of the first vampire film. Nosferatu.
Could be scary.
Txiki Txiki Bang Bang
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Definitely looking forward to that one. Loved "The Viking" alsoBlack Phillip. :)
Director Robert Eggers is now doing a remake of the first vampire film. Nosferatu.
Could be scary.
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Two Gun Bob
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Barbie: Lets just say it's the Emperors New Clothes but in a subtler shade of .. Pink.
However .. All hail to Dua Lipa.
Score:
Me 6.97/10:
Wife 8.62/10
However .. All hail to Dua Lipa.
Score:
Me 6.97/10:
Wife 8.62/10
Bill Walker
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You mean The Northman ?Definitely looking forward to that one. Loved "The Viking" also
And of course The Lighthouse, that was as creepy as drone's fucking cellar and his "toys"
Mayor West
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Barbie: Lets just say it's the Emperors New Clothes but in a subtler shade of .. Pink.
However .. All hail to Dua Lipa.
Score:
Me 6.97/10:
Wife 8.62/10
If you're going to highlight any song from Barbie it has to be the Billie Eilish song over the end credits! I actually really liked the film.