Question:
What is the sCaRiEsT horror film you have watched?
Claire
2013-10-31 15:27:52 UTC
I want to get into the halloween spirit i've ate the sweets by myself.alone. now i need a horror film to watch that will give me nightmares i'm hard to please with horror films, gores don't impress needs to have a clever storyline!!!!!1 thanks
Twelve answers:
Lava
2013-10-31 22:37:21 UTC
Sinister sucked imo, long and slow and saw it all coming. Insidious I loved the first half and lost enthusiasm in the second and third acts. If you liked those two, Mama is better (HBO Go). The Possession was ok, not better than Insidious but not as terribly boring as Sinister.



Personally scariest movie is Jacob's Ladder. Not typical horror, just deep bone chilling psychological horror. If you want clever above all, Cabin in the Woods is a must see. If you're ok with gore that's well done and horrifying rather than just disgusting, the Evil Dead remake is scary, mad gory, and a wonderful big budget retelling of a low budget classic that changed horror movies forever. Actually thinking of it, watch the original Evil Dead and Evil Dead 2 if you never have, it's essential horror movie history.



My favorite franchise is Hellraiser, though I cannot claim that it's a good franchise, it averages out to pretty bad actually. All 9 Hellraiser movies are on Netflix. Yes, nine. Two of them are not bad for their time. Three of them were just random movies rewritten to be Hellraiser scripts. One is a damn Alan Smithee movie. One is an ashcan movie, made only to retain movie rights, meaning it was shot in days and never released, and never really meant for anything. Clive Barker is in talks to do a remake of the original Hellbound Heart. I am excitement.
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2013-10-31 22:29:59 UTC
The Blair Witch Project

Sinister

Insidious
?
2013-11-01 00:29:31 UTC
Insidious

The Blair witch project

Wrong turn

The Hills have eyes

Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Piranhas 3D
X135
2013-10-31 23:13:32 UTC
Can't go wrong with older films, contemporary films show too much. I prefer the unknown horrors that seep into your subconscious



Try Nosferatu 1922 (Count Orlok can give nightmares),

The Haunting (with Julie Harris and Claire Bloom) very unnerving,

The Uninvited (1944),

Burn Witch Burn, (not scary but REALLY GOOD)

I Bury the Living (Richard Crenna)



Happy viewing
de Chicago
2013-10-31 22:31:47 UTC
Jeepers Creepers

Sinister
anonymous
2013-10-31 22:33:04 UTC
Scary Movie 3
anonymous
2013-10-31 22:59:14 UTC
My personal favorite horror movies are the Halloween movies. In my opinion, the original Halloween movies are the best (except for Halloween 3: Season Of The Witch). The remakes by Rob Zombie I thought were good, but the originals are better. Actually if you turn on your TV right now on Spike TV, Halloween 2 (the remake by Rob Zombie) is on. And on the AMC channel right now they are having a marathon of the original Halloween movies. Everyone should turn on AMC if you like the original ones, or SPIKE TV if you like the remakes. HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
?
2013-10-31 22:36:22 UTC
The Blair witch project is bad, it's not scary and it's boring. Watch sinister, in theaters in America they had to have doctors because people would get mental health problems because of it.
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2013-10-31 22:30:34 UTC
Hellraiser II
?
2013-11-02 05:29:47 UTC
Watch Nightmare on Elm Street.

You won't be able to sleep after that
?
2013-11-01 07:04:51 UTC
Any movie directed by Alfred Hitchcock - one of his best ever is Psycho and the shower scene is still famous even now.



https://www.google.co.uk/webhp?source=search_app#q=psycho+shower+scene



Hitch told us that because the movie was shot in B&W he simply used ink for the blood in the shower. Yeah, I buy that one.



London UK 011113.0704GMT
johnnyoxxxx
2013-10-31 22:50:06 UTC
The exorcist


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