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Gwely Mernans
from 23rd century entertainment (Canada) on 2007-10-29 21:31 [#02139064]
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I've no plans this halloween, so a night in and some scary flicks with the lady will have do to. Name a few please. We've already watched altered states, jacobs ladder, the hellraisers, and most of the steven king films.
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IronLung
from the 91fwy in soCAL (United States) on 2007-10-29 21:34 [#02139066]
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exorcist
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Wolfslice
from Bay Area, CA (United States) on 2007-10-29 21:39 [#02139068]
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hmm... it takes a lot to actually scare me. I don't know if a proper "horror" movie ever actually has.
I remember biting down my straw for the whole movie while I was watching the Blair Witch Project in the theatre. But a lot of people don't like that one as much so I dunno...
I found certian parts of Mulholland Drive and Inland Empire by David Lynch pretty disturbing. Not necessarily scary though.
You should just watch all Lord Of Teh Rings extended editions in sucession.
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Gwely Mernans
from 23rd century entertainment (Canada) on 2007-10-29 21:41 [#02139070]
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I remember event horizon scared me when I was young.
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b6662966
from ? on 2007-10-29 21:55 [#02139071]
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ooohh watch Mask! Cher and the kid with the huge head always scared the shit out of my when i was a kid.
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Wolfslice
from Bay Area, CA (United States) on 2007-10-29 22:00 [#02139072]
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I just remember something that scared the shit out of me when I was a kid.
"The Fly"
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D-Steak
from Kansas City, Mo. (United States) on 2007-10-29 22:33 [#02139074]
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Baby Geniuses 2
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D-Steak
from Kansas City, Mo. (United States) on 2007-10-29 22:34 [#02139075]
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The new Halloween was horrifying...ly bad.
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unabomber
from Palma de Mallorca (Spain) on 2007-10-30 00:32 [#02139088]
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Angst
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chambre noire
from Iceland on 2007-10-30 00:51 [#02139094]
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Funny Games is sick
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FlyAgaric
from the discovery (Africa) on 2007-10-30 04:48 [#02139134]
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i second that.
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big
from lsg on 2007-10-30 05:43 [#02139140]
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a movie of my penis
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morge
from United Kingdom on 2007-10-30 05:45 [#02139141]
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The Ring, by far
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dariusgriffin
from cool on 2007-10-30 05:47 [#02139142]
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But Funny Games should be the antithesis of a horror movie. It's nice to see how Haneke has utterly failed in what he intended to do.
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FlyAgaric
from the discovery (Africa) on 2007-10-30 05:57 [#02139144]
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It's more a psychological thriller with added comment on how media controls our lives or whatnot, rather than a horror movie.
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dariusgriffin
from cool on 2007-10-30 06:14 [#02139149]
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No I mean, see, from an interview:
““Funny Games” is a direct assault on the conventions of cinematic violence in the United States
[...] Funny Games’ is an anti-genre film,” Haneke told me over lunch on his last day in New York. “It moves like a thriller, it has a thriller’s structure, but at the same time it comments on itself. A movie is always a manipulation, regardless of whether it’s a biopic or a romantic comedy, and ‘Funny Games’ takes this manipulation as its primary subject.”
[...] Largely because of its preoccupation with violence as entertainment, “Funny Games” has been compared with Stanley Kubrick’s “Clockwork Orange.” Haneke himself, however, views “A Clockwork Orange” as a noble failure. “I’m a huge Kubrick fan, but I find ‘A Clockwork Orange’ a kind of miscalculation, because he makes the brutality so spectacular — so stylized, with dance numbers and so on — that you almost have to admire it,” he told me. “I read somewhere — I’m not sure if it’s true — that Kubrick was completely shocked when he saw how the public reacted to ‘A Clockwork Orange,’ and that he even tried to have the film recalled. It became a cult hit because people found its hyperstylized violence somehow cool, and that was certainly not what Kubrick had intended.”
And the problem here is I think the exact same thing happened with Funny Games. The tormentors are pretty cool really, with all their sass and whatnot. I love Haneke, and this doesn't make it a bad film, just not really what he intended. Still it's probably my least favourite.
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Combo
from Sex on 2007-10-30 06:57 [#02139156]
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"The Haunting" (1967) was pretty scary and good imo.
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paul8088
from United States on 2007-10-30 07:00 [#02139159]
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poltergeist when i was kid
then HUNGER with bowie and denuve
then EVENT HORIZON
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Skink
from A cesspool in eden on 2007-10-30 07:27 [#02139166]
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Funny games is good. I kind of recoiled at some of the bits in that. The Painkiller track in the opening scene is excellent also.
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QRDL
from Poland on 2007-10-30 07:32 [#02139167]
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Event Horizon was scary at times indeed. Funny Games is very very unsettling, but I don't think scary is the right word.
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Barcode
from United Kingdom on 2007-10-30 07:52 [#02139169]
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Films don't scare me anymore - Silence of The Lambs was probably the last, when that bird is walking around in the pitch black with that nut behind her.
When I was young Psycho, Evil Dead, Dead and Buried, Codename the Soldier - late seventies/early eighties "snuff" and horror was the best time for scary movies. Since then, they've lost the art, gore has taken over and making a loud noise seems to be the only way to make people jump these days.
Something original would be nice, Nightmare on Elm Street was original in its own way.
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Sano
on 2007-10-30 08:07 [#02139172]
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Shutter is by far the scariest movie I've ever seen, it's painful to actually watch it, I almost gave up at mid point of the movie but then I remembered that I was from the male sex and then I watched the whole thing, not recommended if you are a girlie man, a woman or scared of ghosts.
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Sano
on 2007-10-30 08:11 [#02139173]
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Mulholland Drive, that part where they leave the dinner and that disfigured woman in black comes out of the corner scared the living shit out of me, it was so unexpected and mind blowing, it's my favorite movie of ever.
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cronenburger
from Ireland on 2007-10-30 08:57 [#02139184]
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i will be watching the abominable dr. phibes, dr. phibes rises again and the witchfinder general (again)
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big
from lsg on 2007-10-30 09:02 [#02139185]
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now you have to make a movie that comments on violence and fails, so the cycle will continue
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dariusgriffin
from cool on 2007-10-30 10:22 [#02139198]
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I won't do it, I think violent movies are cool.
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Zephyr Twin
from ΔΔΔ on 2007-10-30 10:38 [#02139202]
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Am I the only one who was scared shitless when viewing The Shining for the first time? I've seeh it several times, so the movie doesn't really effect me anymore, but the first time I saw it, it was probably the most scary and dreadfully real presentation of the devil/pure evil that I've ever seen on film.
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epohs
from )C: on 2007-10-30 10:39 [#02139203]
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Whichever psycho it was that the mom or aunt or whatever was in the woodpile with a machete stuck in her mouth.
The movie probably really really sucked, but I saw that when I was probly 8 and I still think about that every time I go into a dark basement.
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kurrrak
from Bialystok (Poland) on 2007-10-30 10:46 [#02139206]
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"Cool as Ice" Especially the haircut.
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J198
from Maastricht (Netherlands, The) on 2007-10-30 10:46 [#02139207]
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blair witch project or the ring.
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marlowe
from Antarctica on 2007-10-30 10:50 [#02139210]
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Have an evening of old b&w horror films... Frankenstein, Creature From the Black Lagoon, The Mummy etc.
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SlipDrinkMats
from Thanks (Bhutan) on 2007-10-30 11:08 [#02139214]
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"Event Horizon" scared the living fuck out of me at the cinema, and I wasn't that young, and then it later came on the TV and I said to my wife "Oh you have to watch this, it scared the living etc etc" and we both found it faintly ridiculous... hmm.
I think any old Hammer Horror films are good for Halloween, I am a big fan of "Halloween II", the one that has nothing to do with Michael Myers,... but scariest film... the original "The Grudge" whatever it was called scared me quite a bit... arty points for me as I mention "Onibaba" which is atmospheric and fairly scary...there's a bit in the otherwise fairly risible "Exorcist III" that makes it worth watching. Oh Phantasm, I or II. Original "Hills Have Eyes"...?
Actually, scariest film, "The Innocents" , or "The Haunting"
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rad smiles
on 2007-10-30 11:21 [#02139220]
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the nicholas cage version of the wicker man
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metabaron
on 2007-10-30 11:27 [#02139223]
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kindergarten cop
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Drunken Mastah
from OPPERKLASSESVIN!!! (Norway) on 2007-10-30 11:34 [#02139224]
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How the fuck can you people have been scared by Event Horizon?!?! That's that "AAARHRHARHRHRH! Our spaceship opened a portal.. TO HELL!!!!" It was one of the most funnybad movies I've ever seen! Thin plot, crap ass effects, and not a single scary second in it.
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SlipDrinkMats
from Thanks (Bhutan) on 2007-10-30 11:50 [#02139227]
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I think it works at the cinema if you've not heard anything about it and it was 1997.
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cuntychuck
from Copenhagen (Denmark) on 2007-10-30 12:04 [#02139232]
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Audition.
Inland Empire was very disturbing. Cannibal Holocaust. Also some episodes of x-files, the early ones. Horror doesnt really have to be especially clever.
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belb
from mmmmmmhhhhzzzz!!! on 2007-10-30 12:04 [#02139233]
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fire walk with me still freaks me out, that film has a fucking serious sense of dread going on. original version of the haunting is indeed a pant-browner, remake is one of the worst films i've ever seen though
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J198
from Maastricht (Netherlands, The) on 2007-10-30 12:05 [#02139234]
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thats not true. that part where he has to crawl into that dark tunnel to fix some electrical circuit is scary.
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Sido Dyas
from a computer on 2007-10-30 12:07 [#02139236]
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Horror Movies are always a bit unsettling in the begining when you don't know what is going on and then they always dissapoint me more and more towards the end.
The Shining is pretty cool. The mood and enviroments in the whole movie is very unsettling.
Excorcist scared me like fuck when i was younger too. Now its just funny.
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cuntychuck
from Copenhagen (Denmark) on 2007-10-30 12:08 [#02139237]
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there is actual, genuine suspense in that movie, you cant take that away.
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afxNUMB
from So.Flo on 2007-10-30 12:11 [#02139240]
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event horizon... now thats a good one !
exorcist is a scary one too
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epohs
from )C: on 2007-10-30 13:25 [#02139259]
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Troll 2
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D-Steak
from Kansas City, Mo. (United States) on 2007-10-30 14:45 [#02139285]
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The Haunting is a pant-browner you say? I'm in need of a new pair of browns so I'll have to check it.
Howbout House of 1000 Corpses? Something about that movie scares the living shit out of me, particularly the end with Dr. Satan. That shit is whacked out, which baffles me as to how Rob Zombie fucked up Halloween so badly.
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X-tomatic
from ze war room on 2007-10-30 14:57 [#02139288]
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Ju-on 1 & 2 without a doubt for personal reasons. Others that have the chilly vibe are Kubrick's the Shining, Rosemary's Baby, The Exorcist, and The Eye had 2 very creepy moments in it. The Ring remake was better than the original for once.
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mimi
on 2007-10-30 15:21 [#02139295]
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rosemary's baby, i thought that was supposed to be a comedy
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rad smiles
on 2007-10-30 15:26 [#02139296]
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once when i was a kid i watched total recall on drugs and it scared the shit out of me
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optimus prime
on 2007-10-30 15:29 [#02139297]
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i don't know if a serious answer is allowed at this point, but:
the star wars christmas special.
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marlowe
from Antarctica on 2007-10-30 16:12 [#02139305]
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Halloween III is the one without Myers. I agree, it's a good film, my 2nd favourite of the franchise.
Optimus--that travesty should never be mentioned.
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Zephyr Twin
from ΔΔΔ on 2007-10-30 16:24 [#02139306]
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I could see that happening.
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