Scary Movies

[Kris10mf]

Ok I really love scary movies but none of them seem to actually scare me that much. Does anyone have any recommendations of any scary movies that are actually really terrifying. Also the ones that scare me the most are the ones that could actually happen.

[GlassyLight]

Inside.

[cshadows2887]

28 Days Later...

[Mibabalou]

hotel rwanda

[Nick Hull]

supersize me.

[timb89]

supersize me.

haha.

[Smeee]

supersize me.

Well played.

[Wake Up]

Pee Wee's Big Adventure

[newfoundmichael]

28 Days Later...


Such a great movie.

[MIKEY_HORROR]

Martyrs.

That's the only movie lately, that actually stuck with me after it was over.

[vincentgrippi]

The House of the Devil.

[tyramail]

eden lake.

[STCmatt]

teeth...scarred me mentally

[friskycurtain]

Paranormal Activity
Quarantine

[Neogeo3do]

Lake Mungo

[eraserhead]

Inland Empire

[SlappedActor]

Inside.

Martyrs.

That's the only movie lately, that actually stuck with me after it was over.

Those Frenchies are fucked up.

[deadkidsean]

Martyrs.

That's the only movie lately, that actually stuck with me after it was over.
What're you doing responding in a thread like this? Come'on, Mikey!

[MIKEY_HORROR]

What're you doing responding in a thread like this? Come'on, Mikey!

I know. I know...but it will just get looked over anyways for Quarantine or something like that. Haha

[Wake Up]

Those Frenchies are fucked up.

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[Sloth7]

Those Frenchies are fucked up.


Absolutely- Martyrs and Inside are really messed up movies, I don't know what's in the water in France. Irreversible, while not a horror movie, has stuck with me more than most horrors I've seen. That film is so hard to watch, it's almost hard to describe.

For the OP, I watch a lot horror movies, most I love, but they tend not to scare me as much as entertain. I don't necessarily look to be scared, but more creeped out, that is more of an unsettling feeling. Parts of 28 Days Later and REC did that for me. I personally found Paranormal Activity to be very creepy as well. I know some people don't agree, but anything that simple that plays with your mind is very effective in my book.

[SlappedActor]

http://www.animeforum.com/image/4597748a7890d0d103.gif

wut

[Scrandon]

Paranormal Activity isnt scary. The Strangers is though

[Kris10mf]

Paranormal Activity isnt scary. The Strangers is though

the strangers wasn't that scary

[Jaimehere]

http://www.animeforum.com/image/4597748a7890d0d103.gif

there IS a god

[CalRahhh]

[REC] and The Descent

[KercoCosa]

The best have been said.
Quaratine is a bad remake of REC in my opinion. Watch REC if you can be bothered to read subtitles. I find it far more involving.

[EchoPark]

Lake Mungo


agreed

[brothaman]

Such a great movie.

your avatar is the shit! adam! cards win the series in 2010. callin it now.

[Live4TheKingdom]

hotel rwanda
hahaha this

[newfoundmichael]

your avatar is the shit! adam! cards win the series in 2010. callin it now.


they better! after the collapse they had in the playoffs last year they need to redeem themselves. i finally knew what it felt like to be a Cubs fan after that series.

[cshadows2887]

they better! after the collapse they had in the playoffs last year they need to redeem themselves. i finally knew what it felt like to be a Cubs fan after that series.

No you don't. Your team won a World Series this decade. They haven't in 100+ years. That's like saying you know how a cancer patient feels because you got a wart removed.

[x1onexwo1fx]

Requiem for a Dream.

[brothaman]

they better! after the collapse they had in the playoffs last year they need to redeem themselves. i finally knew what it felt like to be a Cubs fan after that series.

haha i know right? i think brad penny will help, but i think we still need a closer, i dont know if we can count on a repeat pefromance by franklin this year.

[newfoundmichael]

No you don't. Your team won a World Series this decade. They haven't in 100+ years. That's like saying you know how a cancer patient feels because you got a wart removed.


I'd never been a fan of a team that had such a great year and then got demolished by an inferior team in the first round of the playoffs. The Cardinals were everyone's favorite to win that series over the Dodgers, and were most people's favorites to win the NL. My point was that I got a taste of the letdown that Cubs fans feel on a yearly basis.

[newfoundmichael]

haha i know right? i think brad penny will help, but i think we still need a closer, i dont know if we can count on a repeat pefromance by franklin this year.


until he proves that he can't do it, I say we stick with Franklin. dude put up insane numbers last year for a first year closer, and i think we should keep him going. my concern is third base. freese worries me quite a bit.

[DrStrong]

Ok I really love scary movies but none of them seem to actually scare me that much. Does anyone have any recommendations of any scary movies that are actually really terrifying. Also the ones that scare me the most are the ones that could actually happen.

http://www.absolutepunk.net/showthread.php?t=1524162

[brothaman]

until he proves that he can't do it, I say we stick with Franklin. dude put up insane numbers last year for a first year closer, and i think we should keep him going. my concern is third base. freese worries me quite a bit.

oh i know, its risky to put soo much faith in a rookie like mangement seems to be doing but who else is there? put schumaker in another place? julio lugo and his non-exsistent bat? its a trouble spot for sure.

[cshadows2887]

I'd never been a fan of a team that had such a great year and then got demolished by an inferior team in the first round of the playoffs. The Cardinals were everyone's favorite to win that series over the Dodgers, and were most people's favorites to win the NL. My point was that I got a taste of the letdown that Cubs fans feel on a yearly basis.

It's not really the same. Those losses just get piled onto a long history of failure and disappointment. As a Sox fan, I used to know what that was about. But I wouldn't say I know how a Cubs fan feels just because the Angels whupped us out of the playoffs.

[IAmNietzche]

Jacob's Ladder

[Wake Up]

Jacob's Ladder

Not sure if this is a serious post.

[IAmNietzche]

Not sure if this is a serious post.
Jacob's Ladder isn't a scary film?

[newfoundmichael]

It's not really the same. Those losses just get piled onto a long history of failure and disappointment. As a Sox fan, I used to know what that was about. But I wouldn't say I know how a Cubs fan feels just because the Angels whupped us out of the playoffs.

My only point was that getting blind sided like we did by the Dodgers left me speechless, and I could see how a Cubs fan would have felt the year before when the same thing happened to them. History of the Cubs aside, when your team is the favorite to win it all and you go down without winning a game...that feels the same regardless of who you are a fan of.

I do get your point though.

[newfoundmichael]

oh i know, its risky to put soo much faith in a rookie like mangement seems to be doing but who else is there? put schumaker in another place? julio lugo and his non-exsistent bat? its a trouble spot for sure.

Now is when we could have really used Brett Wallace, haha. I'd say getting Holliday in his place was a good move though.

[Wake Up]

Jacob's Ladder isn't a scary film?

It wasn't scary. The film was more of a waste of time than anything.

[stayillogical]

Martyrs.

That's the only movie lately, that actually stuck with me after it was over.

I appreciate this post. I'm adding this to my queue.

[deadkidsean]

Jacob's Ladder

backed times a million. This flick fucked me uuup as a youngin'. WakeUp is a fool.

[IAmNietzche]

It wasn't scary. The film was more of a waste of time than anything.
It's one of the most critically acclaimed psychological horror films of all time and is usually talked about as one of the most frightening films ever made so I'm not sure exactly happened when you watched it.

[x13looDx]

twilight

[Thomas Balkcom]

I saw Jacob's Ladder and it freaked me the fuck out as a kid.

[IAmNietzche]

Haha, what are you maniacs doing watching JL as a kid?

[Thomas Balkcom]

Haha, what are you maniacs doing watching JL as a kid?

my dad loved making me watch movies like that to freak me out. I saw The Shining when I was six and I don't think I slept for two days.

[Thomas Balkcom]

and to the OP, Jacob's Ladder is certainly worth your time.

[drudo182]

Never seen Jacob's Ladder before. I'll add it to my queue.

[Wake Up]

It's one of the most critically acclaimed psychological horror films of all time and is usually talked about as one of the most frightening films ever made so I'm not sure exactly happened when you watched it.

I felt cheated. Like I spent the last couple hours investing in characters and plots then in the end finding out it was all just a dying hallucination. Honestly, I felt like I could have taken a two-hour shit and left the restroom having felt more rewarded than watching that movie. With that being said, the whole conspiracy was very entertaining and I enjoyed the body horror-esque themes it portrayed, it just seemed that B.J. Rubin had no idea how he could possibly wrap it all up without having a cop-out shitty ending. e.g. Stay / The I Inside

[kieza]

Love Horror films, have seen 100's over the years!

My fave classic horror films are Halloween, Nightmare on Elm St, Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Evil Dead. All 4 are cult classics. Of more recent horror films, I'd recommend Scream, Final Destination, 28 Days later, The Descent, Saw, Wolf Creek, Last House on the left (remake) and Hostel. If you like Werewolf films then I'd also recommend An American Werewolf in London and Dog Soldiers. I'm not sure if I'd call all these scary) , but they are all entertaining well made Horror films.

[IAmNietzche]

I felt cheated. Like I spent the last couple hours investing in characters and plots then in the end finding out it was all just a dying hallucination. Honestly, I felt like I could have taken a two-hour shit and left the restroom having felt more rewarded than watching that movie. With that being said, the whole conspiracy was very entertaining and I enjoyed the body horror-esque themes it portray, it just seemed that B.J. Rubin had no idea how he could possibly wrap it all up without having a cop-out shitty ending. e.g. Stay / The I Inside
I didn't see it as a cop out since it was so well engrained within the story.

[deadkidsean]

Haha, what are you maniacs doing watching JL as a kid?

My father. Fucker had me watching shit like that and The Exorcist since I was like 5 or 6. To this day I cannot watch The Exorcist bc of how badly it fucked me up.

[brothaman]

Now is when we could have really used Brett Wallace, haha. I'd say getting Holliday in his place was a good move though.
i think it was, it will give albert alot more quality at bats, but im worrired about the declining power numbers. seems like 7 years is a little long.

[Mitch]

If I ever have kids I'll probably make them watch The Shining and Eraserhead at a young age.

[EchoPark]

Saw Martyrs last night. Holy sheet. Thought I'd seen extreme movie films before. This is depravity on an entirely new level

[AllSewnUp]

If I ever have kids I'll probably make them watch The Shining and Eraserhead at a young age.

I just sat through Eraserhead in class... I don't think you could really traumatize a child more than by making them watch that film... unless you make them watch Cannibal Holocaust, of course.

[Blueburndtjamb]

Saw 28 days later finally and LOVED it.