Best Horror Film of the Last 10 Years

[unwritten]

This is open to everyones opinion on what movie they believe holds this title. Keep in mind that this just includes the last 10 years. So, what "true" horror film is your choice?

At the moment, I am still contemplating what movie I would pick. Feel free to post the movie name and a brief reason why you think it deserves to be named the best.

[Kif]

Most people will disagree with me, but I stand by the choice of Wolf Creek. You basically have 2 girls running from a psycho in the middle of nowhere in a foreign country. No fodder cast there just to be killed, no bullshit special effects. I just think it set out to tell the death of these 2 girls, and it did it brilliantly.

[Jared Kaufman]

Most people will disagree with me, but I stand by the choice of Wolf Creek. You basically have 2 girls running from a psycho in the middle of nowhere in a foreign country. No fodder cast there just to be killed, no bullshit special effects. I just think it set out to tell the death of these 2 girls, and it did it brilliantly.
Haha, I hate that movie so bad; to me, it was one of the worst films I've seen over the last few years. Horror movies shouldn't be 90% anticlimatic.

[unwritten]

Most people will disagree with me, but I stand by the choice of Wolf Creek. You basically have 2 girls running from a psycho in the middle of nowhere in a foreign country. No fodder cast there just to be killed, no bullshit special effects. I just think it set out to tell the death of these 2 girls, and it did it brilliantly.

I was actually surprised at how good that movie was. Good choice.


I'm waiting for people to say The Descent. It seems to be a main choice these days. I haven't even seen it.

[unwritten]

Did anyone ever see Bubba Ho-tep? haha. I'm just curious to get an overall consensus on the film.

[Evolution Kid]

Did anyone ever see Bubba Ho-tep? haha. I'm just curious to get an overall consensus on the film.
ha, it was on IFC the other night and itt made me smile.

But I rarely ever actually watch true horror movies, so I couldn't really say what would be the best out of the last ten years.

[FondestMemory]

the descent is up there for me. it had everything i love about horror movies.

probably that or behind the mask: the rise of leslie vernon. even though it's more of a horror/comedy, it was so fucking badass, funny and original that it deserves all the love in the world.

or ginger snaps. it deserves a mention too.

shaun of the dead and slither would also get honorable mention from me, again, even though they're horror comedies.

[Kif]

Slither was a great movie. It was so gruesome, yet so hilarious.

As for The Descent, I liked it, but it did get rather boring for me. Maybe I should watch it again.

[SteveLikesMusic]

Shaun Of The Dead
28 Weeks Later
The Hills Have Eyes/2 (im in the minority on these ones i think)

[FondestMemory]

oh shit. and i forgot 28 days later somehow. that's probably my choice.

the other ones i mentioned are great too. but 28 days later takes the cake.

[unwritten]

No fans of Old Boy and Ichi The Killer?

[Kif]

Never seen either, but you did make me remember Sympathy or Lady Vengeance.

[unwritten]

Never seen either, but you did make me remember Sympathy or Lady Vengeance.

Damn, so many movies I still need to catch up on...including those.

[Evolution Kid]

I guess I'd go with 28 Days Later or Night Watch, though I'm not really sure I would consider Night Watch horror.

No fans of Old Boy and Ichi The Killer?

Is Old Boy really considered horror?

[Kif]

Damn, so many movies I still need to catch up on...including those.
Whoops, that's supposed to be 'for', not 'or'. Good movie, slightly creepy near the end though.

I'd say Dumplings too I guess, since it's just a completely fucked up idea, but it didn't really scare me that much.

[unwritten]

I guess I'd go with 28 Days Later or Night Watch, though I'm not really sure I would consider Night Watch horror.



Is Old Boy really considered horror?

Good question. It is frigin brutal though.

[cahrishurr]

I dont really get into recent horror.

[fluke182]

28 Days Later, and it's not that close.

[Evolution Kid]

Good question. It is frigin brutal though.


I definitely agree. I just watched it a couple of days ago for the first time.

[EnderDove]

28 Days Later for me, although after first watching it I didn't know if it was considered horror, although I guess it is, so it's an easy choice for me.

[Kif]

28 Days Later for me, although after first watching it I didn't know if it was considered horror, although I guess it is, so it's an easy choice for me.
That's exactly what I thought initially. It really is survival horror at it's finest though.

[IAmNietzche]

28 Days Later
Ginger Snaps
Devil's Rejects

[unwritten]

28 Days Later
Ginger Snaps
Devil's Rejects

I've been hearing about that movie recently. I'll check it out. Would you say it is a better werewolf film than The Howling?

[IAmNietzche]

I've been hearing about that movie recently. I'll check it out.
Haha yeah cause I saw it on IFC recently and it brought back my love for it and FondestMemory knows his shit and likes it too. You definitely should check it out if you like horror films/black humor/great acting.

[Kif]

Ginger Snaps is pretty cool. I remember it being very funny.

[IAmNietzche]

Another choice of mine would be John Carpenter's contribution to the first season of Masters of Horror Cigarette Burns.

[avengedtbs]

darkness and the prequel to the texas chainsaw massacre are the worst horror films in the last 10 years

[IAmNietzche]

Ginger Snaps is pretty cool. I remember it being very funny.
Besides Shaun of the Dead it is probably the funniest horror movie I've seen. Unlike Shaun, it's an actual horror film and not a parody.

[IAmNietzche]

If you count it, The Exorcist: The Version You've Never Seen is actually better than the original... but it is a re-release. However, I think Friedkin's new film Bug will become one of the best horror films of the decade.

[chronomic]

28 days later is a good choice, and i wouldnt really consider ichi the killer a horror i guess.



im going to have to go with scarecrow. god i love that movie

[unwritten]

If you count it, The Exorcist: The Version You've Never Seen is actually better than the original... but it is a re-release. However, I think Friedkin's new film Bug will become one of the best horror films of the decade.

Truth on Bug. I think the actors will make it even better (hopefully).

[Spooky]

In terms of serious horror, i'd say 28 Days Later probably... maybe Descent

I've been on a old comedy-gore kick lately... i've rewatched Evil Dead 2, Re-Animator, and Wishmaster in the past two days. Intruder is on the top of my netflix queue :). In terms of this horror sub group, the only ones I can think of recentally are slither and Shaun of the Dead. Anyone know any good slapstick-horror movies of late I might have missed?

[unwritten]

In terms of serious horror, i'd say 28 Days Later probably... maybe Descent

I've been on a old comedy-gore kick lately... i've rewatched Evil Dead 2, Re-Animator, and Wishmaster in the past two days. Intruder is on the top of my netflix queue :). In terms of this horror sub group, the only ones I can think of recentally are slither and Shaun of the Dead. Anyone know any good slapstick-horror movies of late I might have missed?

haha, same here. Watch Dead Alive.

[IAmNietzche]

In terms of serious horror, i'd say 28 Days Later probably... maybe Descent

I've been on a old comedy-gore kick lately... i've rewatched Evil Dead 2, Re-Animator, and Wishmaster in the past two days. Intruder is on the top of my netflix queue :). In terms of this horror sub group, the only ones I can think of recentally are slither and Shaun of the Dead. Anyone know any good slapstick-horror movies of late I might have missed?
Feast.

[Spooky]

i've got both Dead Alive and Feast. And I totally forgot about Feast actually... i've should have listed that with Slither.

And a Bruce fan? I've got the series of Jack of All Trades on my computer (used to have Brisco)... good stuff

[unwritten]

i've got both Dead Alive and Feast. And I totally forgot about Feast actually... i've should have listed that with Slither.

And a Bruce fan? I've got the series of Jack of All Trades on my computer (used to have Brisco)... good stuff

Definitely. I just bought Bubba Ho-tep on DVD. haha

[summer skin]

Behind the mask: the rise of leslie vernon is like crack for genre geeks...it makes me smile
I loved the Devil's Rejects.
I'm really anticipating the new Halloween movie and Bug for sure.
In the mouth of madness is a really underrated film (though I'm not sure if it falls within the ten year frame)
From Dusk 'Til Dawn just barely missed the 10 year mark, but I'll add it anyway since it kicks so much ass.
And I was really surprised by how good the Roost was. Definitely worth checking out if you're a fan of a good old fashioned creature feature (with some Zombie goodness thrown in)
It's to hard for me to choose just one, and most of my favorites are older.

[Spooky]

Definitely. I just bought Bubba Ho-tep on DVD. haha

Fun fun movie. They're making a sequal :). I'm wicked pumped for 'My Name is Bruce' though.. It's out in October or so I think.

[unwritten]

Fun fun movie. They're making a sequal :). I'm wicked pumped for 'My Name is Bruce' though.. It's out in October or so I think.

Yeah, they are just trying to get a good script. I cannot wait for that. Its premise sounds frigin hilarious.

[splutton]

the descent is up there for me. it had everything i love about horror movies.

probably that or behind the mask: the rise of leslie vernon. even though it's more of a horror/comedy, it was so fucking badass, funny and original that it deserves all the love in the world.

or ginger snaps. it deserves a mention too.

shaun of the dead and slither would also get honorable mention from me, again, even though they're horror comedies.


Definitally The Descent. Best horror film I have ever seen. When I go to see a horror film I expect to be frightened silly, its what I want to get back from the price of my ticket. Needless to say I was scared shitless and my girlfriend who literally couldn't watch hated me for awhile after that.

[unwritten]

I really regret not going to see Evil Dead: The Musical Off-Broadway. They are in Toronto now...I'm so pissed.

[williek311]

28 Days Later

What was the name of that South Korean film about some monster that came from the sewer and ate people?

[summer skin]

28 Days Later

What was the name of that South Korean film about some monster that came from the sewer and ate people?
The Host?

[splutton]

I think the horror genre has been a little entangled with this new gore shock kind of horror which is big atm.. (saw/hostel).. Saw 1.. I can watch cos it has a pretty sweet plot.. But I generally hate this type of horror. Theres nothing wrong with old fashioned frights. Man... I remember scream when it first came out - that was so scary!

[buysoap]

Another choice of mine would be John Carpenter's contribution to the first season of Masters of Horror Cigarette Burns.
Have you seen any of season 2 of Masters Of Horror? There are some great ones in there, like Pelts and Family

[Cheshire_Buddha]

May, Lucky, Bubba Ho-Tep, 28 Days Later, Ils, The Descent, Shaun of the Dead (I'm counting it), Dawn of the Dead 2004 (hey, I loved it), All the Boys Love Mandy Lane, Slither, American Psycho (I'm counting it), Ginger Snaps, The Hole, Dog Soilders, Frailty, The Eye, Haute Tension, SAW (the only one that's good), Old Boy (I'm counting it), Shutter, A Bitter Sweet Life (I'm counting it), and The Host.

[Spooky]

I really regret not going to see Evil Dead: The Musical Off-Broadway. They are in Toronto now...I'm so pissed.

I was pissed i missed it, I've got the soundtrack in my car. If it ever comes back to the area, i'll be there in a heartbeat

[unwritten]

Out of 8 Films To Die For, were any of them really good?

[summer skin]

Has anyone seen the Hamiltons? I've heard some good reviews, but haven't checked it out. Any good?

[unwritten]

I was pissed i missed it, I've got the soundtrack in my car. If it ever comes back to the area, i'll be there in a heartbeat

I have the soundtrack as well. I have a feeling they will be back in NYC in the Fall.

[Cheshire_Buddha]

Out of 8 Films To Die For, were any of them really good?

The Hamiltons is the only one worth seeing.

[summer skin]

Out of 8 Films To Die For, were any of them really good?
Idunno I heard most of them were shit, and i watched the first half of Gravedancers and it seemed like a shitty Grudge knock off (and I hate the Grudge)

[unwritten]

Idunno I heard most of them were shit, and i watched the first half of Gravedancers and it seemed like a shitty Grudge knock off (and I hate the Grudge)

haha. IMO, The Grudge did what it was supposed to do...scare the crap out of you. I saw it in the theater and I'm not going to lie, I jumped a few times. Other than that, the movie is crap.

[Throwback]

Dead and Breakfast. Its a horror musical with zombies and country songs and everyone should see it.

[summer skin]

haha. IMO, The Grudge did what it was supposed to do...scare the crap out of you. I saw it in the theater and I'm not going to lie, I jumped a few times. Other than that, the movie is crap.
I hated the grudge because it was the same fucking scare everytime...oh what's that noise? CATBOY...I'm in the shower CATBOY...I'm going to microwave a hot po-CATBOY.
more cheap scares than a M.Night Shamlyn movie.

[Throwback]

May, Lucky, Bubba Ho-Tep, 28 Days Later, Ils, The Descent, Shaun of the Dead (I'm counting it), Dawn of the Dead 2004 (hey, I loved it), All the Boys Love Mandy Lane, Slither, American Psycho (I'm counting it), Ginger Snaps, The Hole, Dog Soilders, Frailty, The Eye, Haute Tension, SAW (the only one that's good), Old Boy (I'm counting it), Shutter, A Bitter Sweet Life (I'm counting it), and The Host.
Shit I forgot about May and Haute Tension. Love both mucho.

[unwritten]

Dead and Breakfast. Its a horror musical with zombies and country songs and everyone should see it.

haha, is it really worth seeing?

[unwritten]

I hated the grudge because it was the same fucking scare everytime...oh what's that noise? CATBOY...I'm in the shower CATBOY...I'm going to microwave a hot po-CATBOY.
more cheap scares than a M.Night Shamlyn movie.

hahahahaha

[Cheshire_Buddha]

Dead and Breakfast. Its a horror musical with zombies and country songs and everyone should see it.

Ah! I forgot all about that film! I personally own a copy. Jeremy Sisto is the shit.

[Cheshire_Buddha]

haha, is it really worth seeing?

:nod:

[TJ Wells]

I honestly think i'm going to go with 28 Weeks Later... It had everything I like about horror movies, but the ending didn't involve Cillian Murphy turning into Rambo, so I think it's better than the original.

[Adeniz19]

Wolf Creek is a good one.

I'd also say:

Hostel (yea everyone probably disagrees with me on this one but I thought it was brilliant)
28 Days/Weeks Later
Texas Chainsaw remake

I can't really think of any late 90's horror movies right now.

[buysoap]

Wolf Creek???

Wolf Creek was terrible

[TJ Wells]

Wolf Creek???

Wolf Creek was terrible
Agreed.

[Skadrist]

I honestly think i'm going to go with 28 Weeks Later... It had everything I like about horror movies, but the ending didn't involve Cillian Murphy turning into Rambo, so I think it's better than the original.

28 Weeks Later didn't have Cillian Murphy at all.

[TJ Wells]

28 Weeks Later didn't have Cillian Murphy at all.
...i'm aware.

[Adeniz19]

Scream. yea, it's 11 years but I stand by it.

[Spooky]

Someone said Dead and Breakfast... i haven't seen that, but i looked it up and seems up my alley. I'll have to check it out.

I'm working on a script now I'm going to shoot hopefully this summer. I was working at an office the past 8 months.. which sucked.. but i made good money and was able to buy a legit HD camcorder and mic to shoot with. I've been working out crazy deaths and effects that are easy to shoot. This will be clearly Evil Dead 2 style horror/comedy... comedy-horror is the best

[Kif]

Wolf Creek is a good one.

I'd also say:

Hostel (yea everyone probably disagrees with me on this one but I thought it was brilliant)
28 Days/Weeks Later
Texas Chainsaw remake

I can't really think of any late 90's horror movies right now.
I'm glad someone else agrees with Wolf Creek. Thought I was the only one for a second.

[unwritten]

I'm glad someone else agrees with Wolf Creek. Thought I was the only one for a second.

I liked it as well.

[EndlessMike]

The Blair Witch Project.

[Cheshire_Buddha]

Texas Chainsaw remake


Hated that film with passion, but for some reason I like The Beginning. :shrug:

[IAmNietzche]

Old Boy is not a horror film by any stretch of the imagination.

[unwritten]

Old Boy is not a horror film by any stretch of the imagination.

Yeah, I tend to group horror / suspense / gory into the same category. They overlap frequently.

[Cheshire_Buddha]

Yeah, I tend to group horror / suspense / gory into the same category. They overlap frequently.

Same.

[TinMan20]

28 days later for me, and im going to have to agree with scream. that rejuvinated the 'slasher' flick.

as well as the devils rejects, i think what rob zombie is bringing to the genre is great.

[Adeniz19]

Yeah, I tend to group horror / suspense / gory into the same category. They overlap frequently.Well, if we are going to do that, then Seven is my favorite. Hands down.

[ThexQuietxCull]

28 days later. game over

[FondestMemory]

Out of 8 Films To Die For, were any of them really good?

the hamiltons wasn't bad. i just hated the ending.

i actually really liked penny dreadful though. a lot.

the rest were pure shit.

[Spooky]

the hamiltons wasn't bad. i just hated the ending.

i actually really liked penny dreadful though. a lot.

the rest were pure shit.

Did any of them at least have comedy elements in them or were they all both serious AND bad?

[ThexQuietxCull]

Did any of them at least have comedy elements in them or were they all both serious AND bad?


mostly the latter

[Scudder104]

I know I'm going to get shit for this, but I don't remember being as scared in a movie theater as much as I was when I saw Signs. I know that people love to dump all over M. Night, including myself (the village and lady in the water were ridiculously bad), but that movie gave me sleeping problems for like weeks afterward. I might be kinda biased though, because the movie takes place in Bucks County PA, and I pretty much grew up a county or so over, so I know those places and have seen what they're actually like.
Also, it was on TV yesterday, but Jeepers Creepers is actually pretty good. It's been a long time since Hollywood has tried their hand at a straight-up monster movie, and this one came out a few years ago. The "Creeper" was totally badass, and reminded me of the classic Universal monsters.

[Spooky]

I know I'm going to get shit for this, but I don't remember being as scared in a movie theater as much as I was when I saw Signs. I know that people love to dump all over M. Night, including myself (the village and lady in the water were ridiculously bad), but that movie gave me sleeping problems for like weeks afterward. I might be kinda biased though, because the movie takes place in Bucks County PA, and I pretty much grew up a county or so over, so I know those places and have seen what they're actually like.
Also, it was on TV yesterday, but Jeepers Creepers is actually pretty good. It's been a long time since Hollywood has tried their hand at a straight-up monster movie, and this one came out a few years ago. The "Creeper" was totally badass, and reminded me of the classic Universal monsters.

Jeepers Creepers was admittingly fun, but I wouldn't say it was very good.

[polock]

what a twist!

[DeliriumTrigDC]

28 Days Later is there like everyone else, but I am going to offer up Ringu and Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter (scary for too many reasons to list) as well.

[preppyak]

Is Old Boy really considered horror?
I wouldn't classify it anywhere near there. Drama/Supsense really.

Even IMDB lists it as Drama/Mystery/Thriller. If it was horror it'd be atop my list though.

[preppyak]

Out of 8 Films To Die For, were any of them really good?
Has anyone seen the Hamiltons? I've heard some good reviews, but haven't checked it out. Any good?
The Hamiltons is the only one worth seeing.
Yeah...I watched Penny Dreadful as well, and it was interesting but weak in the end. I really liked the premise of Penny Dreadful too...it just came off as cheap in too many points...and the blood they used did not look too realistic
as well as the devils rejects, i think what rob zombie is bringing to the genre is great.
No

What Rob Zombie represents...is perhaps the worst thing that could ever happen to horror. To believe that special effects is what can shape the genre, and that a coherent plot is unimportant...its devastating to watch on film. That movement is the exact reason I hate horror to this day. Watch the exploitation films of the 70's...there are NO special effects...just filled with gore, and the do it a million times better.

I believe, at this moment, that Rob Zombie will actually manage to ruin the Halloween series to the point that nobody outside of Rob Zombie fans will ever want another Halloween movie to be made. The portions of the script I've read...he is single-handedly destroying the main character

[preppyak]

Jeepers Creepers was admittingly fun, but I wouldn't say it was very good.
Haha...I sadly always watch that movie when its on TV...its not well done, but, for what it is its definitely fun.

[IAmNietzche]

Tale of Two Sisters ranks up there as well.

[TinMan20]

Yeah...I watched Penny Dreadful as well, and it was interesting but weak in the end. I really liked the premise of Penny Dreadful too...it just came off as cheap in too many points...and the blood they used did not look too realistic

No

What Rob Zombie represents...is perhaps the worst thing that could ever happen to horror. To believe that special effects is what can shape the genre, and that a coherent plot is unimportant...its devastating to watch on film. That movement is the exact reason I hate horror to this day. Watch the exploitation films of the 70's...there are NO special effects...just filled with gore, and the do it a million times better.

I believe, at this moment, that Rob Zombie will actually manage to ruin the Halloween series to the point that nobody outside of Rob Zombie fans will ever want another Halloween movie to be made. The portions of the script I've read...he is single-handedly destroying the main character

i can see where youre comming from. and i dont think zombie does horror. what zombie does is a different genre of horror, be it snuff, slasher, whatever, call it rot, its not horror. horror is something completley different, not many people get. blood, guts etc is not horror, horror is tightly related to suspense. horror is supposed to scare us, movies like hostel, turistas, new saw's, are not scary, their purose is to gross us out, and to me, that is not horror. i totally agree that special effects do not shape the genre. so, i agree with you, but disagree that zombie is not a good thing to happen to film.

i was trying to get at that he is inventing a new genre of film. dark comedy filled with mindless terror/gore filled with profanity and sex filimed in a gritty 70's fashion. i like what he has done so far, and i have high hopes for halloween. if he does ruin it, as you say he will, i will be sorley dissapointed to the max.

[zizou1790]

im not sure if this is realy horror but i love "dawn of the dead" the 2004 version

[stop snitchin]

Wolf Creek is a good one.

I'd also say:

Hostel (yea everyone probably disagrees with me on this one but I thought it was brilliant)
28 Days/Weeks Later
Texas Chainsaw remake

I can't really think of any late 90's horror movies right now.

Good lookin out with the hostel and TCM remake picks. I agree with you totally, but i think we are in the minority when it comes to those 2.

[Alex DiVincenzo]

The Devil's Rejects, followed by The Blair Witch Project

[meeotch]

I really like The Devil's Rejects and 28 Days later, as well as 28 Weeks Later.

[unwritten]

I just recently saw The Descent and I must say it was really good.

[marrost]

Descent was just a bunch of chuds in a cave instead of a sewer.

[unwritten]

Descent was just a bunch of chuds in a cave instead of a sewer.

But it really wasn't that bad.

[Smithers]

it really depends on your definition of horror, but i was a huge fan of land of the dead. not because of the zombies but the message behind it.

[marrost]

But it really wasn't that bad.Yea, it was entertaining.

[IAmNietzche]

It's Bug.

[FondestMemory]

It's Bug.

haha. i knew it was just a matter of time before you made that post.

i'm hoping to find time in the next couple days to see it. once i do, the bug thread's definitely getting a bump.

[unwritten]

I need to see Bug.

[ilovejamesblunt]

somebody said Wolf Creek...yes, a wonderful flick about a bunch of stupid characters no one cares about, with a lot of really nifty backstory and beautifully spoken dialogue.

this movie wasn't even funny to watch as a joke.

There haven't been any good horror movies in the last 10 years, a few in the 80s, but most horror movies that have come out in the past few years have been shitty remakes of 70s ones.

[Cheshire_Buddha]

There haven't been any good horror movies in the last 10 years, a few in the 80s, but most horror movies that have come out in the past few years have been shitty remakes of 70s ones.

Wrong.

[Adeniz19]

somebody said Wolf Creek...yes, a wonderful flick about a bunch of stupid characters no one cares about, with a lot of really nifty backstory and beautifully spoken dialogue.

this movie wasn't even funny to watch as a joke.

There haven't been any good horror movies in the last 10 years, a few in the 80s, but most horror movies that have come out in the past few years have been shitty remakes of 70s ones.name some

[ilovejamesblunt]

The Omen, House of Wax, Black Christmas, House on Haunted Hill, When A Stranger Calls, The Hills Have Eyes, The Amityville Horror, The Hitcher, The Stepford Wives, Psycho, The Wicker Man, Willard, shall I go on?
not everything is a remake of a 70s movie, but there's a lot of remakes [and in cinema in general, which is a problem], and a lot of remakes of foreign films...(The Departed, anyone? and for horror movies, the Ring, The Grudge, etc etc) And they're supposed to be remaking the Bad Seed, which I think is 50s, but damn. The lack of originality displayed people people whose job it is to make movies is appalling.

[Cheshire_Buddha]

The Omen, House of Wax, Black Christmas, House on Haunted Hill, When A Stranger Calls, The Hills Have Eyes, The Amityville Horror, The Hitcher, The Stepford Wives, Psycho, The Wicker Man, Willard, shall I go on?

Those two were decent.

[IAmNietzche]

Ginger Snaps
Ginger Snaps II: Unleashed
The Devil's Rejects
Bug
28 Days Later
Calvaire
Tale of Two Sisters
Slither
Feast
Automaton Transfusion
Hard Candy
Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
2001 Maniacs (remake)
Shaun of the Dead
Open Water

All good horror films just in the last 5 years.

[FondestMemory]

but to say there's no good horror movies in the past 10 years is pretty fucking stupid.

if you honestly think that, you're just not looking hard enough.

[FondestMemory]

Ginger Snaps
Ginger Snaps Back
The Devil's Rejects
Bug
28 Days Later
Calvaire
Tale of Two Sisters
Slither
Feast
Automaton Transfusion
Hard Candy
Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
2001 Maniacs (remake)
Shaun of the Dead
Open Water

All good horror films just in the last 5 years.

i hope that's a typo and you mean ginger snaps 2 and not ginger snaps back.

[IAmNietzche]

i hope that's a typo and you mean ginger snaps 2 and not ginger snaps back.
Oops yeah I meant Unleashed.

[ilovejamesblunt]

but to say there's no good horror movies in the past 10 years is pretty fucking stupid.

if you honestly think that, you're just not looking hard enough.

No, there have been no good horror movies in the past 10 years. That's what I mean. None. None at all. And yes, I am in fact aware of the existence and quality of every horror movie that has come out in the past 10 years.

[IAmNietzche]

No, there have been no good horror movies in the past 10 years. That's what I mean. None. None at all. And yes, I am in fact aware of the existance and quality of every horror movie that has come out in the past 10 years.
Then tell me how at least Ginger Snaps, Tale of Two Sisters, 28 Days Later and Calvaire don't register as good films.

[ilovejamesblunt]

Then tell me how at least Ginger Snaps, Tale of Two Sisters, 28 Days Later and Calvaire don't register as good films.

Are you serious? I was laying it on pretty thick there.

[FondestMemory]

Oops yeah I meant Unleashed.

good. your credibility was so close to going way down with me.

No, there have been no good horror movies in the past 10 years. That's what I mean. None. None at all. And yes, I am in fact aware of the existance and quality of every horror movie that has come out in the past 10 years.

well, you're just an idiot then. iamnietzche just rattled off a bunch, and he even left the descent out, may and cabin fever, which are right up there with the others and are less than 10 years old.

[FondestMemory]

Are you serious? I was laying it on pretty thick there.

you're not laying anything on pretty thick.

you're making a ridiculous statement and then backing up your statement by repeating your statement.

[ilovejamesblunt]

well, you're just an idiot then. iamnietzche just rattled off a bunch, and he even left the descent out, may and cabin fever, which are right up there with the others and are less than 10 years old.

The Descent was complete and utter shit, definately the worst $6 I spent in August. Cabin Fever? I don't know where to start...and May, I admit, I love Lions Gate horror movies, I've seen May several times, it's hilarious.

[IAmNietzche]

There have been some cool indie horror films as well including Salvage and the newly release Drive-Thru (which is fucking hilarious).

[TJ Wells]

i dont know how anyone can be a horror lover and hate the descent and cabin fever. the descent is my pick. and cabin fever is far and away eli roth's best work.

[TJ Wells]

Question: Does anyone watch these ridiculously cheesy B-grade horror movies on this Fearnet channel onDemand? Some of them are hilariously bad.

[IAmNietzche]

Question: Does anyone watch these ridiculously cheesy B-grade horror movies on this Fearnet channel onDemand? Some of them are hilariously bad.
Haha weird. I watched R.S.V.P. last night and watched it only until that hot chick from Heroes got killed then I had to turn it off.

[ilovejamesblunt]

you're not laying anything on pretty thick.

you're making a ridiculous statement and then backing up your statement by repeating your statement.

I love how people that post on message boards a lot forget what sarcasm is.

[-Aaron-]

Bug
28 Days Later
Behind the Mask

Thats off the top of my head and really recent movies.

[IAmNietzche]

I love how people that post on message boards a lot forget what sarcasm is.
Or... you made a ridiculous and uninformed statement and are now trying to gain back your credibility by saying you were being sarcastic.

[ilovejamesblunt]

Are you trying to tell me that you can believe someone would say

"No, there have been no good horror movies in the past 10 years. That's what I mean. None. None at all. And yes, I am in fact aware of the existence and quality of every horror movie that has come out in the past 10 years."

and be serious about it?

[IAmNietzche]

Are you trying to tell me that you can believe someone would say

"No, there have been no good horror movies in the past 10 years. That's what I mean. None. None at all. And yes, I am in fact aware of the existence and quality of every horror movie that has come out in the past 10 years."

and be serious about it?
No. What I'm saying is that you made the above statement so steeped in sarcasm as to make it look like the first time you said it was sarcastic as well, which I'm betting it wasn't.

[summer skin]

Are you trying to tell me that you can believe someone would say

"No, there have been no good horror movies in the past 10 years. That's what I mean. None. None at all. And yes, I am in fact aware of the existence and quality of every horror movie that has come out in the past 10 years."

and be serious about it?
You're just upset because you expected people to agree with your relatively safe stance of "everything that's not from the 70's sucks" and they didn't, so now you call it sarcasm.

[TJ Wells]

Haha weird. I watched R.S.V.P. last night and watched it only until that hot chick from Heroes got killed then I had to turn it off.
just curious: weird? or werd?

[Cheshire_Buddha]

I got 30 minutes until I go to work.

Any recs?

[Adeniz19]

The Omen, House of Wax, Black Christmas, House on Haunted Hill, When A Stranger Calls, The Hills Have Eyes, The Amityville Horror, The Hitcher, The Stepford Wives, Psycho, The Wicker Man, Willard, shall I go on?
not everything is a remake of a 70s movie, but there's a lot of remakes [and in cinema in general, which is a problem], and a lot of remakes of foreign films...(The Departed, anyone? and for horror movies, the Ring, The Grudge, etc etc) And they're supposed to be remaking the Bad Seed, which I think is 50s, but damn. The lack of originality displayed people people whose job it is to make movies is appalling.you are just coming off as someone who is trying to sound cool by liking all of the originals rather than the remakes.

i don't give a shit if the departed is a remake, that was one hell of a movie.

plus, there is still a lot of original ideas out there that are a lot better than the ones you have listed

[Adeniz19]

Or... you made a ridiculous and uninformed statement and are now trying to gain back your credibility by saying you were being sarcastic.hahaha ding ding. there was no sense of sarcasm in that first post

[TJ Wells]

ha i just popped on that rsvp movie. its actually pretty entertaining so far. love me some jason mewes.

[kshtoinks12]

Gigli.

[ilovejamesblunt]

Nah, I didn't say I liked those, or that I didn't dislike the Departed, or whatever. Plus, aren't all you guys on this message board to try to look cool to by seeing just who can name-drop the most obscure bands? Except everyone in the official Fall Out Boy thread, I mean.

Some people are taking the enterweb a little too seriously.

[Adeniz19]

i asked you to name what you thought were good 70's horror movies and that's what you said.... so you thought they were good but didn't like them? haha no one is taking this TOO seriously. it's just like any other forum of discussion, if you make a stupid statement, people will call you out on it.

[ilovejamesblunt]

No, you asked me to name some 70's horror movies that have been remade recently, and that's what I did. The fact that I called the remakes shitty (which they are) have nothing to do with the quality of the originals.

[Adeniz19]

ah, well i meant to say name some horror movies you like sense you think there hasnt been a decent horror movie in 10 years.

[ilovejamesblunt]

Yeah, way to pwn me by asking a question you didn't mean to ask.

[Spooky]

Yeah, way to pwn me by asking a question you didn't mean to ask.

it's a pretty valid question though. Different people have different opinions on what makes a movie good. Personally my favorite horror movie is Evil Dead 2, but I wouldn't say it's scary at all. On top of that, different things scare different people... if you tell me what movies you DO like, then I can try to find recent ones you may have missed in the same vein.

[marrost]

and cabin fever is far and away eli roth's best work.That's saying a lot haha... :rolleyes:

[PDon11]

28 Days Later

[IAmNietzche]

ha i just popped on that rsvp movie. its actually pretty entertaining so far. love me some jason mewes.
The deaths are terribly done and after awhile the main actor can't hold the story together.

[TJ Wells]

The deaths are terribly done and after awhile the main actor can't hold the story together.
yeah, um i watched it about 45 minutes and had to turn it off. AWFUL.

[Adeniz19]

Yeah, way to pwn me by asking a question you didn't mean to ask.thanks for avoiding the question.

[ilovejamesblunt]

No problem.

[lawofaverages]

No fans of Old Boy and Ichi The Killer?

I was coming in here to say Ichi. Don't think I would consider Old Boy horror. But I do know that the best horror movie from the past 10 years won't be something that was released into general movie theaters.

[FondestMemory]

I was coming in here to say Ichi. Don't think I would consider Old Boy horror. But I do know that the best horror movie from the past 10 years won't be something that was released into general movie theaters.

not true. 28 days later and the descent are two strong possibilities, and they were both widely released.

[Bob Payne]

I can't believe so many of you liked The Descent. I thought it was fucking terrible.

[IAmNietzche]

I can't believe so many of you liked The Descent. I thought it was fucking terrible.
The critics loved it too.

[notoaststereo]

28 Days Later

[Spooky]

for people who liked Descent, I thought Dog Soldiers (from same director) was good too

[FondestMemory]

i liked dog soldiers, but not nearly as much as the descent.

[James Johnson]

Most people will disagree with me, but I stand by the choice of Wolf Creek. You basically have 2 girls running from a psycho in the middle of nowhere in a foreign country. No fodder cast there just to be killed, no bullshit special effects. I just think it set out to tell the death of these 2 girls, and it did it brilliantly.

I though John Jarret played the killer so well. I enjoyed it but I wouldnt rate it as one of the last decades best I dont think. Although we havent had many.

28 Days Later, and it's not that close.

Agreed.

The Blair Witch Project.

Agreed.

for people who liked Descent, I thought Dog Soldiers (from same director) was good too

I am curious to see The Descent (I read a book of the same name of creatures in caves is it based on that?) The book kinda sucked though. Dog Soldiers sucked balls.

[BILLY AGE 8]

i liked 28 days later, but it just wasnt as scary as people raved on and on. it was good though

to me, i have never really found a horror movie that has scared me or anything like that, i still have yet to see the descent, but i doubt i will find it to be scary

i thought The Hills Have Eyes, was just killing with no real good plot, yes it had gore in it, but i dont think that makes a horror film good

I know people will hate me for saying this, but I actually liked silent hill, not even close to the best, and DEFINATELY could have been better, but... seeing the disturbing things in that movie that creeped me out hardcore in the games was just a giant plus. I would like to see a Silent hill movie that follows the story of 2. And STICKS to it, that would be good. the thing that made silent hill for me was it was disturbing, not disgusting, there is a major difference.

but really, no movie is going to scare me more than an actual survival horror game, because for one, i am not just sitting there watching people do their thing, i actually have to decide what to do, and pretty much live the story, thats what makes games scarier than movies. but only if you let yourself get into the game, you cant go in with the mindset of "this is just a game", you have to let yourself get into the story, i prefer to play horror games in the dark, alone. they are much better that way. The only drawback would be that it takes more than two hours to finish, but thats a plus to me because i dont mind long games.

but pretty much i guess one of my favorite horror movies in the last 10 years would have to be, Shawn of the Dead, or 28 days later

but i guess i need to watch more horror movies, because i really dont know too much about this

[MIKEY_HORROR]

The Devils Rejects
28 Days Later
and the first Saw was good, the first time I watched it...but it doesnt have replay value....and the sequels werent as good.

[FondestMemory]

i wasn't a big fan of saw, but i wouldn't argue against it being one of the better, more recent horror movies.

i think it'd get a lot more love if it weren't for the sequels.

[Cheshire_Buddha]

The Saw movies have progressively gotten worse with each movie. I enjoyed the second one to some extent, but the third one was brutal to watch for me due to the first thirty minutes seeming like a waste of time (even after the ending).

I have to say that I'll probably end up seeing the fourth when it comes out, though. I hope it just doesn't come out as big of a disapointment as the third.

[MIKEY_HORROR]

yeah although the last 2 have been kinda weak..I will still see the 4th...because I admit...so far everyone caught me off guard with the ending....I've gotten thrown for a loop everytime..haha..maybe I just dont follow them close enough

[marrost]

I don't think Ravenous and Cube have been mentioned, and deserve to be since The Hills Have Eyes is listed on the first page..

[Cheshire_Buddha]

yeah although the last 2 have been kinda weak..I will still see the 4th...because I admit...so far everyone caught me off guard with the ending....I've gotten thrown for a loop everytime..haha..maybe I just dont follow them close enough

The second one was alright (mostly because it had Emmaunelle Vauiger in it), but it reminded me too much of Cube most of the time. Still a decent flick, but not terrible in a way like The Fog remake or the Pulse remake.

The third one really picked up once it switched the what was interesting about the movie. Not the Jigsaw/Amanda storyline, but the storyline about the guy having to face the people who were involved with having his son killed. While the actor in the role got annoying at times, that was the highlight of the film, and I was really intrigued about it.

Since that guy will be in the fourth (as well as the black S.W.A.T. guy), I hope they go into another direction that is as interesting as the one in the third, but not as flawed.

[Cheshire_Buddha]

I don't think Ravenous and Cube have been mentioned, and deserve to be since The Hills Have Eyes is listed on the first page..

I thought about Cube as soon as Saw II was brought up.

[ilovejamesblunt]

^It's not horror, but Amelie is fantastic.

[unwritten]

I don't think Ravenous and Cube have been mentioned, and deserve to be since The Hills Have Eyes is listed on the first page..

More movies to add to my list to check out.

[IAmNietzche]

Saw could have been great if not for the abysmal acting.

[Spooky]

I'd put cube more in scifi probably, but it is fantastic. I'd probably go Cube > Cube Zero > Hypercube

[bruce campbell]

1. the descent
2. may
3. hostel
4. bug
5. wolf creek

maybe

[bruce campbell]

damn i forgot slither and shaun of the dead... o well that's a list of the best non comedy horror flicks

[DaveFeelsRight]

Ginger Snaps is pretty cool. I remember it being very funny.finally! another fan!

[summer skin]

1. the descent
2. may
3. hostel
4. bug
5. wolf creek

maybe
Hostel? srsly?

[bruce campbell]

Hostel? srsly?

ya. eli roth is the real deal

get with it bitch!!

[summer skin]

ya. eli roth is the real deal

get with it bitch!!
Cabin Fever > Hostel

[bruce campbell]

Cabin Fever > Hostel

nawww
cabin fever is sweet tho

[bruce campbell]

damn i forgot high tension too

[summer skin]

See Calvaire if you want to see a truely great recent horror flick.

[bruce campbell]

See Calvaire if you want to see a truely great recent horror flick.

ok i'll check it out

have you seen may?

[fromwithin]

may was fucked up i do remember that.

[summer skin]

ok i'll check it out

have you seen may?
Yeah May was good.

[marrost]

Way too much Eli Roth and High Tension on this page...

Worst shit ever.

[PDon11]

Is Perfume: The Story of a Murderer any good?

[Alex DiVincenzo]

The Devil's Rejects

[AshesAshes]

It's between Devils Rejects and Bug for me

[gonz]

Is Perfume: The Story of a Murderer any good?
When is this coming out on DVD? Or is it already? Love the book but it seems like the movie was polarizing. It's just such a hard film to adapt.

[AshesAshes]

It comes out July 24th good movie.

[bruce campbell]

perfume is pretty good but it's not really a horror movie

[bruce campbell]

Way too much Eli Roth and High Tension on this page...

Worst shit ever.

what current horror directors do you like?

[marrost]

Not many. Miike doesn't seem to be making any more horror anytime soon. I like the older stuff. Cronenberg, Romero, Carpenter, Argento, Fulci, Barker... The shit Roth and Aja have made, and stuff like that, I find boring as hell.

[Spooky]

Undead was a really fun movie

[TJ Wells]

i think its between the descent and the devils rejects for me.

also has anyone seen the ugly? not really a horror movie, but definitely an interesting flick.

[Tom Good]

Shaun Of The Dead and 28 Days Later for me. I also might put 28 weeks later on that list too.

[unwritten]

I really enjoyed the The Descent. It might just be my pick.

[rosieh93]

Is Perfume: The Story of a Murderer any good?

the coming attaction looked stupid.

[bruce campbell]

the coming attaction looked stupid.

good input

[Tom Good]

Behind The Mask: The Rise Of Leslie Vernon was pretty unique as well. I actually enjoyed it a lot, despite its low budget and strange style.

[bruce campbell]

Behind The Mask: The Rise Of Leslie Vernon was pretty unique as well. I actually enjoyed it a lot, despite its low budget and strange style.

i still gotta see this

[Tom Good]

i still gotta see thisDefinitely check it out. I think it comes out on DVD sometime relatively soon.

[summer skin]

name some really weird/out there films...one that comes to mind for me is jacob's ladder...lost highway (or any david lynch film) is another one
Visitor Q is out there and disgusting.

[FondestMemory]

Definitely check it out. I think it comes out on DVD sometime relatively soon.

june 26ish. whenever that tuesday is.

supposedly loaded with a shit ton of extras too.

i'm fucking stoked.

[bruce campbell]

i'll be pickin it up

[ohthethrill]

The Sixth Sense. It was a horror movie without showing anything horrific.

i agree. except for mischa barton throwing up oatmeal shit, it was pretty scary.

[rosieh93]

good input

thanks, its what i do.

[unwritten]

I'm hoping Hatchet claims this spot.

[cahrishurr]

I honestly havent seen a horror movie I love from the past 10 years. The newest horror film I own is that Dawn of the Dead remake, i dont really care for it that much though. Im more of an 70's/80's horror guy.

Theres probably some that have slipped my mind that I like.

[unwritten]

I honestly havent seen a horror movie I love from the past 10 years. The newest horror film I own is that Dawn of the Dead remake, i dont really care for it that much though. Im more of an 70's/80's horror guy.

Theres probably some that have slipped my mind that I like.

I'm sure that is the case. I'm having the same problem trying to remember all the horror films I have seen within the last 10 years.

[Spicoli hey bud]

One of those genres where although there is rarely a good film, you are still tempted to see every single fucking movie.

[thatsignant]

The Mothman Prophecies scared me pretty bad when I saw it in the theater, I was only about 15 or so at the time but I'm pretty sure I would still be scared from parts. Also August Underground Mordum.

[shadows]

I was actually surprised at how good that movie was. Good choice.


I'm waiting for people to say The Descent. It seems to be a main choice these days. I haven't even seen it.

the only thing wrong with the decent was that is was to slow for queter of the movie. and the pome accents was sort of distracting.

oh and Wolf Creek was crap. for one the fist hour was just talkin. and 2 what seriel killer uses a sniper. yer i know im a aussie but we make the worst horror movies. not inclcuding japan or some eastern country.

wolf creek was worser then the village-(over rated)

[shadows]

its hard to think of a true horrer movie of the past 10 years, there hard to find.
probably the Amityville horrer remake.
correct me if im wrong

[Cheshire_Buddha]

its hard to think of a true horrer movie of the past 10 years, there hard to find.
probably the Amityville horrer remake.
correct me if im wrong

...but the Amityville Horror remake was shit.

[shadows]

...but the Amityville Horror remake was shit.


oh please

"the amityville horror" that is true horror


can you name a better horror movie of the past 10 years

[Jumpoff]

Well, not counting pure horror/comedies (if I was, then Shaun of the Dead is a definite mention),

Dawn of the Dead


and, though its not the best horror movie in any way, as an honorable mention I'd say Cabin Fever. Hated the movie the first time I saw it, but ended up loving it.

[Jumpoff]

I don't think Ravenous and Cube have been mentioned, and deserve to be since The Hills Have Eyes is listed on the first page..

Never seen ravenous, but Cube didn't really look like a horror when I watched it. Also, Cube dragged on.. I wouldn't have minded it if it was a lot shorter than what it was.

[FondestMemory]

can you name a better horror movie of the past 10 years

shaun of the dead
slither
behind the mask: the rise of leslie vernon
28 days later
dawn of the dead (remake)
the descent
hatchet
the blair witch project
severance
ginger snaps
ginger snaps 2
may


those are just off the top of my head with no thought put into it. and that's not even touching foreign films.

the amityville horror was absolute shit.

[Spooky]

i think the ones with the most impact were Saw and 28 Days Later. 28 Days Later for bringing zombies back into the limelight and Saw for bringing a new wave (albeit not great and not as successful) of torture horror movies. These are the two i see still being mentioned on lists 10 years from now.

[bruce campbell]

oh please

"the amityville horror" that is true horror


can you name a better horror movie of the past 10 years

how is a piece of shit remake true horror?

[bruce campbell]

shaun of the dead
slither
behind the mask: the rise of leslie vernon
28 days later
dawn of the dead (remake)
the descent
hatchet
the blair witch project
severance
ginger snaps
ginger snaps 2
may


those are just off the top of my head with no thought put into it. and that's not even touching foreign films.

the amityville horror was absolute shit.

true, the blair witch project was awesome

[CLARIFY THIS]

The Hills have eyes remake gets my vote.So much better than the original and most other horror films of the last few years.It's a shame that the sequel is one of the worst films I've ever seen.

28 Days later gets honourable mention

[Jumpoff]

... I dont get whats so good about Hills Have Eyes.. its basically the same thing as Wrong Turn, with a family instead of friends. Matter of fact, WT > HHE

[fenderkid212]

true, the blair witch project was awesome

I still have not seen that movie :shrug:

[bruce campbell]

i'm pumped for wrong turn 2

[nightskies]

i'm pumped for wrong turn 2
true

[Cheshire_Buddha]

oh please

"the amityville horror" that is true horror


can you name a better horror movie of the past 10 years

All of these:

shaun of the dead
slither
behind the mask: the rise of leslie vernon
28 days later
dawn of the dead (remake)
the descent
hatchet
the blair witch project
severance
ginger snaps
ginger snaps 2
may

[Cheshire_Buddha]

i'm pumped for wrong turn 2

I'm intrigued by it. I also want to check out House on Haunted Hill 2 just to see if the 'choose your own adventure' aspect of is a step-up from Final Destination 3's 'choose your fate' opinion.

[shadows]

how is a piece of shit remake true horror?


supernatural horror is true horror
dating back to the last century
exorcism/posession
ghosts

[shadows]

shaun of the dead
slither
behind the mask: the rise of leslie vernon
28 days later
dawn of the dead (remake)
the descent
hatchet
the blair witch project
severance
ginger snaps
ginger snaps 2
may


those are just off the top of my head with no thought put into it. and that's not even touching foreign films.

the amityville horror was absolute shit.



jumping scences in horror movies is not horror

shaun of the dead was comedy
slither- i dont find bugs scary

the amityville horror was the only one made me feel creeped out
of the horror movies made of the last 10 years

[shadows]

I'm intrigued by it. I also want to check out House on Haunted Hill 2 just to see if the 'choose your own adventure' aspect of is a step-up from Final Destination 3's 'choose your fate' opinion.


so am i
i love mongy hicks involved in horror movies, there funny

[shadows]

i think the ones with the most impact were Saw and 28 Days Later. 28 Days Later for bringing zombies back into the limelight and Saw for bringing a new wave (albeit not great and not as successful) of torture horror movies. These are the two i see still being mentioned on lists 10 years from now.



saw is more of a pychological thriller with gore
great movies they are

[bruce campbell]

jumping scences in horror movies is not horror

shaun of the dead was comedy
slither- i dont find bugs scary

the amityville horror was the only one made me feel creeped out
of the horror movies made of the last 10 years

if you had seen the movies he listed, you'd realize they all rely on much more than just jumps. and we aren't talking about just scary movies, shaun of the dead and slither are horror comedies.

[bruce campbell]

saw is more of a pychological thriller with gore
great movies they are

saw is horror.

[Dix_Punk]

I loved Itchi The Killer, Saw II (maybe just the ending), Shaun of the Dead, 28 days later.
And a question whats the name of that French Movie about a girl who losses her mind and chaces everybody with a chainsaw????

[siren eyes]

shaun of the dead
slither
behind the mask: the rise of leslie vernon
28 days later
dawn of the dead (remake)
the descent
hatchet
the blair witch project
severance
ginger snaps
ginger snaps 2
may


those are just off the top of my head with no thought put into it. and that's not even touching foreign films.

the amityville horror was absolute shit.

I just got this sent to me on Netflix and am going to watch it tomorrow or Thursday night. I'm pretty stoked since its rating isn't all that bad for a recent horror flick.

[thecurerocks182]

I loved Itchi The Killer, Saw II (maybe just the ending), Shaun of the Dead, 28 days later.
And a question whats the name of that French Movie about a girl who losses her mind and chaces everybody with a chainsaw????
High Tension?

[MIKEY_HORROR]

28 Days Later- (the way it was filmed was really good, and seemed almost surreal at times..which added alot to the already solid plot/movie)
Blair Witch Project- (it was just different, and was really lame if you think about it...but at the time that whole self shot movie..and the wierd background noises...actually turned out to be somewhat scary...too bad the sequel ate witch ass)
The Devils Rejects- (it was twisted, sick, and ruthless....but somehow Zombie had me rooting for the badguys by movies end...he did a really great job ,of letting you get to know the characters....and almost get the feel that you personally know them...plus it stayed true to the "real" horror movies of the 70's...with a new twist)

-and all though I am not a big fan of the saw movies....I have to mention them..because I do enjoy the endings and creativity of these movies....its definately soemthing different as well

[marrost]

supernatural horror is true horror
dating back to the last century
exorcism/posession
ghosts"True horror" hahaha. Horror is an umbrella genre encompassing everything from exploitation films to slashers to shitty remakes. To say films cannot be considered horror because they contain humor is idiotic. Even the MGM classics had their comedic moments.

yer i know im a aussie but we make the worst horror movies. not inclcuding japan or some eastern country.Forget what I said. You're hopeless.

[Adeniz19]

the word "horror" doesnt need to be in the title for it to be a horror movie hahaha. and if you are going to be technical about it amittyville is a ghost story. there is all types of subgenres within the "horror" genre.

[Dix_Punk]

High Tension?


YES Thank You I almost loss my mind

[shadows]

"True horror" hahaha. Horror is an umbrella genre encompassing everything from exploitation films to slashers to shitty remakes. To say films cannot be considered horror because they contain humor is idiotic. Even the MGM classics had their comedic moments.

Forget what I said. You're hopeless.

the point is this thread shuold be abuot the best horror movies of all time
in this case the exorcist,halloween,friday the 13th and nightmare on elm st wuold be the best 4 horror movies
of all time....even you can agree on thAt

[FondestMemory]

yes, a thread titled 'best horror film of the last 10 years' should totally be about the best horror moveie of all time.

[shadows]

the word "horror" doesnt need to be in the title for it to be a horror movie hahaha. and if you are going to be technical about it amittyville is a ghost story. there is all types of subgenres within the "horror" genre.



alright then
amittyville is the top supernatural horror movie of the last 10 years

[shadows]

yes, a thread titled 'best horror film of the last 10 years' should totally be about the best horror moveie of all time.

yes it defently makes it more easier and more interesting,
more variety. besides
horror dominated in the 80's

[bruce campbell]

the point is this thread shuold be abuot the best horror movies of all time
in this case the exorcist,halloween,friday the 13th and nightmare on elm st wuold be the best 4 horror movies
of all time....even you can agree on thAt

you're a fucking idiot
make a separate thread for the best horror movie of all time if that's what you want to talk about

and friday the 13th is not one of the 4 best horror movies ever, are you fucking retarded?

[bruce campbell]

yes it defently makes it more easier and more interesting,
more variety. besides
horror dominated in the 80's

i don't see how it's easier to pick the best horror movie of all time as opposed to the best in the last 10 years

[shadows]

you're a fucking idiot
make a separate thread for the best horror movie of all time if that's what you want to talk about

and friday the 13th is not one of the 4 best horror movies ever, are you fucking retarded?

well first of all
infriday the 13th who expected the M to be the killer you diddent see that every day back then

oh and get a original user name
you horror movie noob

[FondestMemory]

cause shadows is extremely original.

[shadows]

i don't see how it's easier to pick the best horror movie of all time as opposed to the best in the last 10 years

becuose the half of horror movies these days are shamesly crap

[shadows]

cause shadows is extremely original.

im not sure if your sarcastic but anyway
i wuold have picked shadowboxer as my user name if it wasent taken

[marrost]

the point is this thread shuold be abuot the best horror movies of all time
in this case the exorcist,halloween,friday the 13th and nightmare on elm st wuold be the best 4 horror movies
of all time....even you can agree on thAtNo, the point is to talk about recent movies in a genre that has been in somewhat of a downward spiral.

And if it was all time, I wouldn't agree with any of those aside from maybe The Exorcist.

[marrost]

well first of all
infriday the 13th who expected the M to be the killer you diddent see that every day back then

oh and get a original user name
you horror movie noob
Who the fuck are you calling a horror movie "noob?" You said that asia makes shitty horror movies thus making you a huge tool.

[unwritten]

im not sure if your sarcastic but anyway
i wuold have picked shadowboxer as my user name if it wasent taken

Just stop already. haha

These kids are very knowledgeable in horror.

[bruce campbell]

well first of all
infriday the 13th who expected the M to be the killer you diddent see that every day back then

oh and get a original user name
you horror movie noob


yea the ending is cool
but the movie wouldn't even exist if it weren't for halloween
it's a classic sure, but not one of the best

[shadows]

Who the fuck are you calling a horror movie "noob?" You said that asia makes shitty horror movies thus making you a huge tool.


i diddent say they were shit, theres good ones like the grudge and the ring.
i just find the subtitles annoying its distracting