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I need someone to help me find a good one. Only problem is, I'm picky picky. If its mainstream I've probably seen it and chances are I think its crap. I havn't been freaked out by a movie in a long time.

Some examples: The Omen - the last movie that really freaked me out (I prefer my mind to be flipping than being scared by a loud noise after a quiet part of the movie)

28 Days Later: thought it was decent, but not in what I would call a "horror" category... more action (just because it has zombie's doesn't make it horror- *smiles and thinks about Shawn of the Dead*

Saw: total crap... shitty acting, etc

So I guess I am looking for a movie that will mess with my head and with good acting (something that makes you get into the movie)...

Anybody know any good non-hollywood crap horror movies?

I need someone to help me find a good one. Only problem is, I'm picky picky. If its mainstream I've probably seen it and chances are I think its crap. I havn't been freaked out by a movie in a long time.

Some examples: The Omen - the last movie that really freaked me out (I prefer my mind to be flipping than being scared by a loud noise after a quiet part of the movie)

28 Days Later: thought it was decent, but not in what I would call a "horror" category... more action (just because it has zombie's doesn't make it horror- *smiles and thinks about Shawn of the Dead*

Saw: total crap... shitty acting, etc

So I guess I am looking for a movie that will mess with my head and with good acting (something that makes you get into the movie)...

Anybody know any good non-hollywood crap horror movies?
Horror as in Blood and guts...

Or Horror as in Scary.

for scary, try "The Changeling" with good speakers and a dark room.

I cant remember it well but there is Dog Soldiers.

The Serpent and The Rainbow.

The last truly scary movie I've seen.

Horror as in Blood and guts....
Blood 'n' guts isn't horror. Well done, it's black comedy.

The Blair Witch...

The true horror will come when you realized you spent good money to rent that drek. :D

Blood 'n' guts isn't horror. Well done, it's black comedy.
gotta ask. after all, Slasher flicks are catagorized loosely as horror. :rolleyes:

Horror as in Blood and guts...

Or Horror as in Scary.

for scary, try "The Changeling" with good speakers and a dark room.

I'm not usually grossed out by blood and guts, so I'm looking for something that'll make me want to check the closet, the trunk of the car, etc after watching the movie... something that'll make me sleep with a light on...

The Blair Witch...

The true horror will come when you realized you spent good money to rent that drek. :D

Yes, yes- it was a horror, but thankfully for my friend who paid for it and not for I...

The Audition
The Wishing Stairs
A Tale of Two Sisters
One Missed Call
Infection
Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance (more of a thriller, I guess)
Phone
Suicide Club (54 schoolgirls die in the opening, for you gore-mongers)

There's more, but I can't think of 'em off the top of my head.

Try "The Devil's Backbone". It's a ghost/mystery story, not straight horror, but it's pretty creepy in places.

I cant remember it well but there is Dog Soldiers.
Jupp, but that's a fun movie. Hilarious :p

Dunno if I have any good advice. Event Horizon was kind of creepy. Uhm... I'm guessing you've seen Alien and Aliens... And The Thing...

No, anybody has a good suggestion?

Ju-On. Not The Grudge. Ju-On. Just damn. That was a freaking sweet movie.

And another good one for a visceral thrill is The Audition.

I cant remember it well but there is Dog Soldiers.

I love Dog Soldiers. I'm a huge fan of werewolf movies and this is one of the best to come out in recent years. Absolutely brilliant.

anyone seen Cabin Fever? how was that?

Pulse looks absolutely incredible, I'm definately seeing it when it comes out.

Signs: really cool type of horror.
Ghost Ship: luckily the best scene is early on so you can turn it off after that.

My mind just went blank ugh

if you don't mind anime... try Perfect Blue for a twisted suspense.

if you don't mind anime... try Perfect Blue for a twisted suspense.

That movie..I'd rather forget lol.

anyone seen Cabin Fever? how was that?
Like most horror^w movies produced now days. A little directionless, and too enamored with the cleverness of its concept to follow through and excecute it. There are a couple of amusing parts, but meh.

They've remade "The Hills Have Eyes". I'm looking foreward to seeing it.

Good suggestions... I've got some netflixing/watching to do

You probably seen Ringu, the japaneese horror flick,Or try 'Yogen'.The japaneese can really scare the shit out of someone.

Current, fairly bloodless, thriller: The Ring "Like ohmigod, look at his face!"

blood and guts: Friday the 13th (any of them... i like The Final Chapter, but start with the first one). Killkillkillkill.... Jasonjasonjasonjason.

28 Days Later is not zombies. Zombies are the walking dead. The people in that movie were infected with a rage disease. So there. :p

Anyway, check out They (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0283632/).

Decently creepy, some good nail biting moments, and one or two little "jumps".

Evil Dead!

anyone seen Cabin Fever? how was that?
Fairly crap, to be honest.

Plague Of Zombies is pretty good.

I don't like slasher horror either, but not all hollywood is crap - You've probably seen 'em, but:

The Exorcist
Rosemary's Baby
The 6th Sense
Devil's Advocate
Psycho
Exorcist III
The Fly (original version w/ Vincent Price)
Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?
The Mad Room
Who Slew Auntie Roo?

Are all Horror movies worth seeing IMHO as they play on inate psychological fears instead of the "gross out" factor (Admittedly the Exorcist has some gross out in it though).

Carnosaur.

No really, the first jeepers creepers was good. I totally forgot what it was about, so when I found out in about the middle I got totally freaked. The best was the beginning and the ending. Actually, the endings probally a taker for Best Film Ending. I laughed.

Dark Waters gave me the creeps, and it´s quite gut-less, so-to-speak.

Do not watch The Fog (remade).

I cant remember it well but there is Dog Soldiers.

GREAT movie. One of my favorites.

[Dog Soldiers]GREAT movie. One of my favorites.
Second that. Was really surprised by it, only picked it up as a 3rd choice for the night. By the time I watched it it was night and we had a full moon.

American Werewolf. Still one of the best transformation scenes ever made (with CCR playing in the background: priceless!).

Have you seen the original Hellraiser?

Lucio Fulci's Zombie

or Dario Argentos Phantom of the Opera

some of the best horror

How bout Wrong Turn?

edit: And dont bother with House of Wax if you havent already.

Second that. Was really surprised by it, only picked it up as a 3rd choice for the night. By the time I watched it it was night and we had a full moon.

American Werewolf. Still one of the best transformation scenes ever made (with CCR playing in the background: priceless!).

Have you seen the original Hellraiser?

I'm still trying to decide if American Werewolf in London was horror or black comedy.

edit: And dont bother with House of Wax if you havent already.

What? Any movie where Paris Hilton dies is a good movie, regardless of actual content!

How bout Wrong Turn?

edit: And dont bother with House of Wax if you havent already.
Eliza Dushku is hot. But Deep Blue Sea is a better horror movie. Ahhh how I laughed.

What? Any movie where Paris Hilton dies is a good movie, regardless of actual content!


man you got me there.....so true. So very true.

man you got me there.....so true. So very true.

You are forgiven.
Paris is not.

The Hellraiser movies are good as well....

The Hills have eyes
Last house on the left
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (not the shitty remake)
Romeros Dead Series

I'm still trying to decide if American Werewolf in London was horror or black comedy.
Maybe both?

And yes, Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead (also the remake) and Day of the Dead are good as well. I thought that Land of the Dead lacked some of the "real" zombie feeling.

Good ones are also the Evil Dead I + II, whereas Army of Darkness is just funny!

Who has seen Hellraiser IV (Was that the one with the space station? Or was that the 3rd one?) and Hellraiser V? Are they any good?

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The Hellraiser movies are good as well....

The Hills have eyes

Good flick, for the budget, and the time.
Watch for the re-make coming soon.

Last house on the left
Not a fantastic film, but a couple of scenes.
Always remember...NEVER force anyone to perform oral sex on you, after you've raped thier daughter.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre (not the shitty remake)

The original was far superior...but I know several hardcore fans, and almost all of them like the remake.

Romeros Dead Series

Gospel.
(Except for the last one..that was only "ok")


Others I recommend:

I Spit on your Grave.

In The Mouth of Madness.

House of 1000 Corpses.
The Devil's Rejects.

If you like Lovecraft, "Dagon" has a really good face-peeling scene.

"Cannibal Holocaust" is a classic, with some actual animal slaughter.
Also, I actually wonder if one of the impaled corpses in the jungle isnt real.
Its not a "horror" film per se, but its got some shocking brutality, and the end is poetic justice.

"Burial Ground" is a classic zombie flick.

Anything by Fulci.

Who has seen Hellraiser IV (Was that the one with the space station? Or was that the 3rd one?) and Hellraiser V? Are they any good?

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I lost interest after 3.

Quote:
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (not the shitty remake)

The original was far superior...but I know several hardcore fans, and almost all of them like the remake.



The remake is notable mainly because of its strict adherence to the Golden Rule Of Horror Flicks: The tits of the heroine are always in the centre of the screen. But - I admit - it does have some fun scenes, too.

I've heard "The Bad Seed" and "The People Under the Stairs" are good.

I'd recommend "Scream", "My Little Eye", "Urban Legend", "Final Destination", "Halloween", and "Nemesis Game."

Maybe both?

Who has seen Hellraiser IV (Was that the one with the space station? Or was that the 3rd one?) and Hellraiser V? Are they any good?

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I personally hated hellraiser IV worst in the series, and i have yet to see any sequels after, but i hear 5,6,& 7 are much better than 4.

I personally hated hellraiser IV worst in the series, and i have yet to see any sequels after, but i hear 5,6,& 7 are much better than 4.

IV was god aweful.

If it's a horror sequel and it's in space, I'm not gonna watch it. (Jason X, Hellraiser IV, etc)

IV was god aweful.

If it's a horror sequel and it's in space, I'm not gonna watch it. (Jason X, Hellraiser IV, etc)


at least Jason X was funny, but sadly it seems all the horror series these days tend to go into outer space

at least Jason X was funny, but sadly it seems all the horror series these days tend to go into outer space

It was only funny because it was so horrible though :D

If you like Lovecraft, "Dagon" has a really good face-peeling scene.

Have you had the pleasure of experiencing this one yet? - the fan made black-and-white silent movie based on Call Of Cthulhu. Very, very good.

http://www.cthulhulives.org/cocmovie/

How bout Wrong Turn?

There were so many things just fundamentally wrong with that film as a film that I can't think of a single good thing about it, other then saying at least it wasn't any longer.

It was only funny because it was so horrible though :D

yeah that whole holodeck sequence was hysterical

The remake is notable mainly because of its strict adherence to the Golden Rule Of Horror Flicks: The tits of the heroine are always in the centre of the screen. But - I admit - it does have some fun scenes, too.


Indeed.

However, it was also the little things that sold me on the re-make.

Like when Leatherface puts the guy on the meathook, and then packs his severed limb in curing salt.
Watching the actor struggle for breath, becuse theres a meathook through his diaphragm, is good watchin'.

I've heard "The Bad Seed" and "The People Under the Stairs" are good.

The People Under The Stairs is entertaining enough, but I wouldn't really classify it as a horror movie. Unless I'm forgetting some particularly out-of-place scene, I wouldn't have any qualms about letting a 10 year old watch it.

worst horror/space flick is a tie between Critters 4/Leperchaun in Space/ and Dracula 3000

American Werewolf. Still one of the best transformation scenes ever made (with CCR playing in the background: priceless!).

Best to avoid the belated sequal - An American Werewolf In Paris - sure it has maybe one or two good scenes, but the rest of it is just wafer thin nonsense which serves only to detract from the original.

Have you had the pleasure of experiencing this one yet? - the fan made black-and-white silent movie based on Call Of Cthulhu. Very, very good.

http://www.cthulhulives.org/cocmovie/


No I havent.

H.P creeps me the fugg out.

The idea of encountering a "Deep One", makes me piddle.

Hmm....I might have to check that out.

worst horror/space flick is a tie between Critters 4/Leperchaun in Space/ and Dracula 3000


Pfft...

Did you see John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars?

and lets not even mention Plan 9 from Outer Space.

Anybody know any good non-hollywood crap horror movies?

Hoaking through the back catalogue of the Hammer films will probably turn up a few gems for you.

Oh yeah: The Wickerman. How could we all have forgotten that one? I hope to high-heaven that they call off the projected remake.

Best to avoid the belated sequal - An American Werewolf In Paris - sure it has maybe one or two good scenes, but the rest of it is just wafer thin nonsense which serves only to detract from the original.


Agreed.

The original's transformation scenes were, and still are, the best werewolf materal around.

However, Dog Soldiers was surprisingly good.

Pfft...

Did you see John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars?



I forgot about that turd and then you had to go and remind me it existed.

Pfft...

Did you see John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars?

and lets not even mention Plan 9 from Outer Space.


right ghosts of mars, john carpenters falling out movie. what the hell happened to him? he used to make such great horror films...


and we can't count plan 9 i think critters 4 had 20 times the budget of plan 9 :D

Upon being directed to a webpage which can only really be pronounced as 'cock-movie':

Hmm....I might have to check that out.

Hmmm.

Hoaking through the back catalogue of the Hammer films will probably turn up a few gems for you.

Oh yeah: The Wickerman. How could we all have forgotten that one? I hope to high-heaven that they call off the projected remake.


anything with christopher lee is worth watching at least once, even if it is bad like the howling sequel he was in. because christopher lee is awesome.

I forgot about that turd and then you had to go and remind me it existed.


Thats why I exist.

Ask me about "The Godmonster of Indian Flats" sometime.

Upon being directed to a webpage which can only really be pronounced as 'cock-movie':



Hmmm.


I didnt do any clicking of links.

Lucky me.

I dont think I want to check out any "cock movies" unless perhaps it involves killer mutant chickens.

Thats why I exist.

Ask me about "The Godmonster of Indian Flats" sometime.

if you know about turd horror films then I'll start mentioning ones i only thought i have seen.

did you ever see food of the gods or the sequel?????

However, Dog Soldiers was surprisingly good.

Yeah, even the non-horror portions (the interactions between the squaddies) were very well done and an interesting change from the deluge of americano-centric movies of that ilk. The film just wouldn't have worked if it had been a squad/platoon of GIs at the centre.

They could of tightened up the editing a touch though - towards the end of the film things start to get a bit confusing, and I think this was unintentional. I also seem to remember a couple of gaffes concerning the state of the landrover outside the cottage. Still and all, it is a remarkably good film. I came to it with no expectations, and came away very happy.

I seem to recall that they are planning on making a quasi-sequal focusing on the special-forces units, and if I remember correctly the events in it will be happening at the same time as the events of the first. Could be interesting.

if you know about turd horror films then I'll start mentioning ones i only thought i have seen.

did you ever see food of the gods or the sequel?????


"Food of the Gods"?

Nope.

I didnt do any clicking of links.

Lucky me.

I dont think I want to check out any "cock movies" unless perhaps it involves killer mutant chickens.

It is actually a link to the Call Of Cthulhu movie webpage, not anything dubious. It always has been an unfortunate acronym/initialism.

did you ever see food of the gods or the sequel?????

Is it based on the HG Wells novel of the same name? - featuring mushrooms which cause giganticism?

Can't believe this thread's got up to 5 pages now, and no-one's mentioned THE best horror movie ever:
The Shining.

Some of those scenes just really creep me out.



Japanese movie, 'Audition' isn't bad. Some really disturbing scenes in that one, I can tell you. A few ppl walked out when I went to see it (not out of boredom but horror/disgust) and a mate who went said one guy went to walk out and actually fainted just as he reached the exit.
Personally I thought it had the potential to be really disturbing and frightening, but it didn't quite do it for me.
But then again, I do have a pretty twisted imagination.

Yeah, even the non-horror portions (the interactions between the squaddies) were very well done and an interesting change from the deluge of americano-centric movies of that ilk. The film just wouldn't have worked if it had been a squad/platoon of GIs at the centre.

They could of tightened up the editing a touch though - towards the end of the film things start to get a bit confusing, and I think this was unintentional. I also seem to remember a couple of gaffes concerning the state of the landrover outside the cottage. Still and all, it is a remarkably good film. I came to it with no expectations, and came away very happy.

I seem to recall that they are planning on making a quasi-sequal focusing on the special-forces units, and if I remember correctly the events in it will be happening at the same time as the events of the first. Could be interesting.


The make-up and special effects sold me.
The use of stilts, to make the legs of the creatures actually look like a canine's in the way they bend, was awesome.

If Im not mistaken, it was a Sci-Fi original, wasnt it?

anything with christopher lee is worth watching at least once, even if it is bad like the howling sequel he was in. because christopher lee is awesome.

And any film with both Christopher Lee and Ewar Woowar is doubly worth watching.

Is it based on the HG Wells novel of the same name? - featuring mushrooms which cause giganticism?


all i remember was giant killer rats that terrorize this house in the woods. the sequel was these PETA people who try to bust these animals loose in a lab and some of those animals are the giant flesh eating rats.

And any film with both Christopher Lee and Ewar Woowar is doubly worth watching.

damn straight!

I was just wondering, what all the people liking Dog Soldier (which I also enjoyed immensely) think of Ginger Snaps?

I was just wondering, what all the people liking Dog Soldier (which I also enjoyed immensely) think of Ginger Snaps?


I never saw ginger snaps, always saw it in the store, looked like bad lesbian porn to me.

I was just wondering, what all the people liking Dog Soldier (which I also enjoyed immensely) think of Ginger Snaps?

I was about to mention that film: it did nothing for me, I have to say, but that is quite possibly because I was turned off because of my general lack of sympathy for the audience I felt it was targetted at: morbid goth teenagers. I had exactly the same reaction to The Crow, Underworld and Donnie Darko for presumably the same reason.

I was about to mention that film: it did nothing for me, I have to say, but that is quite possibly because I was turned off because of my general lack of sympathy for the audience I felt it was targetted at: morbid goth teenagers. I had exactly the same reaction to The Crow, Underworld and Donnie Darko for presumably the same reason.


Underworld was a blatant rip-off of the role playing game series, created by White Wolf publishers, now owned by Wizards of the Coast.
It was alright...just ok.

Donnie Darko wasnt too bad, but it drags a touch.
However, Patrick Swayze getting busted for being a pedophile is gold.

I was about to mention that film: it did nothing for me, I have to say, but that is quite possibly because I was turned off because of my general lack of sympathy for the audience I felt it was targetted at: morbid goth teenagers. I had exactly the same reaction to The Crow, Underworld and Donnie Darko for presumably the same reason.

I´m quite glad I watched it at home, thus evading 'these people' ;) . But overall I think it´s an interesting, even somewhat realistic approach to the whole werewolf stuff - kinda what Shaun of the Dead is to zombie movies, but less hilarious.

I was about to mention that film: it did nothing for me, I have to say, but that is quite possibly because I was turned off because of my general lack of sympathy for the audience I felt it was targetted at: morbid goth teenagers. I had exactly the same reaction to The Crow, Underworld and Donnie Darko for presumably the same reason.
You and me both. I just found Ginger Snaps to be a more imitation of 'American Werewolf in London'.

I was about to mention that film: it did nothing for me, I have to say, but that is quite possibly because I was turned off because of my general lack of sympathy for the audience I felt it was targetted at: morbid goth teenagers. I had exactly the same reaction to The Crow, Underworld and Donnie Darko for presumably the same reason.


The Crow was an excellent film, the sequels however are some of the worst films in history

if you know about turd horror films then I'll start mentioning ones i only thought i have seen.

How about "Hell Comes to Frogtown."

Thats a goodie.

Underworld was a blatant rip-off of the role playing game series, created by White Wolf publishers, now owned by Wizards of the Coast.
It was alright...just ok.


As I have stated before on this forum, I plan never again to watch any film which involves trenchcoats, SMGs and katanas.

How about "Hell Comes to Frogtown."

Thats a goodie.

Rowdy Roddy Piper at his finest...wasnt lou ferigno in that as well?



also do you remember Basket Case, Chopping Mall, or Brain Damage? 3 of my childhood favorites

Rowdy Roddy Piper at his finest...wasnt lou ferigno in that as well?



also do you remember Basket Case, Chopping Mall, or Brain Damage? 3 of my childhood favorites

Dont think Ferigno was in that one.

Basket Case and Chopping Mall, Ive both seen.

Oi...the cheese!

Brain Damage isnt ringing any bells...unless you mean "Brain Dead", by Peter Jackson.

How about "The Stuff" ?

The monster...is DESSERT.

As I have stated before on this forum, I plan never again to watch any film which involves trenchcoats, SMGs and katanas.


Thats a good policy.

It will eliminate Blade, and its sequels.
and Highlander 2,3, and 4.

Dont think Ferigno was in that one.

Basket Case and Chopping Mall, Ive both seen.

Oi...the cheese!

Brain Damage isnt ringing any bells...unless you mean "Brain Dead", by Peter Jackson.



brain dead i believe was dead alive right? I own and love that movie.

as for brain damage
http://ia.imdb.com/media/imdb/01/I/77/58/91m.jpg

heres the plot from imdb as well since i couldnt describe it as clearly as this


A normal, average guy who lives in New York City becomes dependent on an evil, disembodied brain. The brain feeds the guy a narcotic substance in exchange for his unwilling assistance in obtaining the brains of innocent victims for sustenance. This turns into a tour of circa-1980s underground NYC clubs, backlots, and other seedy locations. One scene features the band Swimming Pool Cues playing the song "Corruption."


How about "The Stuff" ?

The monster...is DESSERT.

havent seen the stuff in a long time, another cheese classic.

Thats a good policy.

It will eliminate Blade, and its sequels.
and Highlander 2,3, and 4.


theyre making a highlander 5



Oh and backwoods, Ferrigno was in hell comes to frogtown 2 not 1 sorry

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106970/

well
1you should be happy that they are remaking the omen

2 there were multiple omens, not quite sure #3 and #4 match up to the first two but they are interesting

3 as a horror fan, i have had the same problem you have. final destination 3 is worth a look, i don't think every one will like it but. i almost screamed at multiple times in the theater.

4 if you like slashers, might want revisit the scream seires, again not sure 3 measures up but... also when a stranger calls is pretty good for a slasher.

5 and finaly instead of movies why not try survival horror video games my personal favorite is fatal frame.1 ans 2 are out on both the ps2 and the x-box

6 all silent hill fans rejoyce! silent hill is becoming a movie! alot of fans may point out that most video game movie suck but i've seen a trailor and this one at least looks amazing

brain dead i believe was dead alive right? I own and love that movie.

as for brain damage
http://ia.imdb.com/media/imdb/01/I/77/58/91m.jpg

heres the plot from imdb as well since i couldnt describe it as clearly as this


A normal, average guy who lives in New York City becomes dependent on an evil, disembodied brain. The brain feeds the guy a narcotic substance in exchange for his unwilling assistance in obtaining the brains of innocent victims for sustenance. This turns into a tour of circa-1980s underground NYC clubs, backlots, and other seedy locations. One scene features the band Swimming Pool Cues playing the song "Corruption.".

Okay, havent seen it, but I now know wich one your talking about.
Im gonna make a point of finding it if I can.
Sounds like my kinda film.

If you like bad movies with horrible bands, I recommend "Night Train to Terror", and "Hard-Rock Zombies".

Both wonderfully terrible.

theyre making a highlander 5



Oh and backwoods, Ferrigno was in hell comes to frogtown 2 not 1 sorry

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106970/


Oh sweet jeebus...they made a sequel?

*shudder*

I GOTTA see that.

as for Highlander 5.....2,3, and 4 sucked donkey balls...WHY?

Oh sweet jeebus...they made a sequel?

*shudder*

I GOTTA see that.

as for Highlander 5.....2,3, and 4 sucked donkey balls...WHY?


i dunnop but christopher lambert is not in it hes too busy making mortal kombat 3 (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0293429/)
adrian paul is the lead once again. most likely gonna be trash.

Okay, havent seen it, but I now know wich one your talking about.
Im gonna make a point of finding it if I can.
Sounds like my kinda film.

If you like bad movies with horrible bands, I recommend "Night Train to Terror", and "Hard-Rock Zombies".

Both wonderfully terrible.


if you love wonderfully terrible you get to get Tromas collection of films including
terror firmer, the toxic avenger (and its 4 sequels), bloodsucking freaks, redneck zombies, the killer condom, the list goes on and on.

here is a horror movie i will be seeing

They Call Me Bruce (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0489235/)

The People Under The Stairs is entertaining enough, but I wouldn't really classify it as a horror movie. Unless I'm forgetting some particularly out-of-place scene, I wouldn't have any qualms about letting a 10 year old watch it.I've never seen it, but I recommended it on the recommendation of my sister. I think she's said it's her favorite horror movie, and she likes horror movies.

redneck zombiesI haven't seen any of the others in your list, but this one was so bad it was good.

Horror as in Blood and guts...

Or Horror as in Scary.

for scary, try "The Changeling" with good speakers and a dark room.
Horror as in blood ang guts=Saw and Saw 2

if you love wonderfully terrible you get to get Tromas collection of films including
terror firmer, the toxic avenger (and its 4 sequels), bloodsucking freaks, redneck zombies, the killer condom, the list goes on and on.

I love Troma.

I havent seen any of the Toxie sequels, but I have seen Bloodsucking Freaks, The Killer Condom, and especially Redneck Zombies.

"Oh bitch, without ya, my lifes doo-doo. Im a broke-dick redneck zombie, without you."

Anyone know wich Troma film was the one where some first grade class, (maybe a scout troope) gets wasted?

I remember one kid getting a pitchfork to the neck. Looked frickin sweet.

Must know the name of that film.

Not really "horror", but I highly recommend the Japanese film Battle Royale.

Hows,

The Hills Have Eyes sound?

Looks like a good movie... Mutated people kill unsuspecting tourists. Who could ask for more?

I like horror films that have atmosphere and intelligence and psychological mastery that make your mind think, rather than gorefests that have never given me the frights or jolted me.

Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday 13th, never did anything for me, and I found them laughable and cheesy.

Here's my reccomendations:

Candyman

Candyman 2

The Wicker Man

The Shining

Event Horizon

The Ring

The Cell: Forget J-Lo was in it, this film is good. Travelling around in a serial killer's head.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Original. The last unrelenting 15 minutes is brilliant, unblinking film making of trauma.

Blair Witch Project: It was psychologically suggestive, in that it left alot to imagination. Blood and Guts don't move me.

The Last Broadcast: (I think that's what it's called): Said to have inspired BWP, this mock documentary follows a team investigating The Jersey Devil. Brilliant character build up and tension. Has a brutal, uncompromising ending.


Man Bites Dog: It's a Belgian mock documentary about a camera crew who follow and film a serial killer as he goes about his 'work', and they interview him in between his kills, building up a relationship. The scene with the child is chilling but filmed as if it's just a normal procedure. Which raises the question throughout about how involved with the killer the camera crew have become.

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6 all silent hill fans rejoyce! silent hill is becoming a movie! alot of fans may point out that most video game movie suck but i've seen a trailor and this one at least looks amazing

I have my fingers crossed for Silent Hill... awesome game I used to love and the trailer looked like it followed the game sequence which is sweet... we'll see

I have my fingers crossed for Silent Hill... awesome game I used to love and the trailer looked like it followed the game sequence which is sweet... we'll see


Let's hope its not as a big disappointment as teh resident evil movies.

and speaking of video game movies I hear they are making a Fatal Frame movie, one of the best survivial horror games ever. Let's hope Uwe Boll keeps his blasphemous hands off the movie.