March 28, 200817 yr 2 films spring to mind The Thing and The American Werewolf in London The Thing (John Carpenter) is one of those rare occurrences in film-land. A remake that is actually better than the (quite brilliant) original. I had nightmares about that head sprouting legs! And the doctors arms being 'bitten off'. Not to mention the bit where the bloke digs his hands into that fella's face and drags him across the ground! Hope there's not too many spoilers in there for anyone who's not seen it yet! :lol: :lol: Love that film! And everytime I'm on the underground in London ... I think about that scene in AWIL (you know the one I mean!) Seriously though - one of the scariest films I've ever seen is the original 'The Haunting' (1963) not that sh te remake with CZJ and Liam Neeson. I still cannot watch this film alone ... and the weird thing is ... you don't see anything. Its all left to the imagination coupled with brilliant sound effects. Norma
March 28, 200817 yr Pet Semetary Dead Silence Pet Semetary was a bit of a laugh for me. There were one or two scenes that made me look through my fingers to watch - like when the kid slit the old guys ankle and mouth with the scalpel. But the whole film itself was a bit pants. Never seen Dead Silence ... what was that one? The Evil Dead was another matter! I love that film! Norma Edited March 28, 200817 yr by Norma_Snockers
March 28, 200817 yr Nothing scares me really :lol: apart from the original TCM, that is very frightening though When I was little, Sleeping Beauty used to scare the pants off me :heehee:
March 29, 200817 yr Pet Semetary Dead Silence I found Pet Semetary was more disturbing rather and violent. The only bit I couldn't watch was when the little got killed! I really wanna see Dead Silence, is it any good? I'm not normally scared by horror films but i've a feeling if I watch it, the film will really $h!t me up as I hate all those dolls and stuff. :lol: :(
March 29, 200817 yr I dont find anything scary, what gets me is the subtle things. Gore really doesnt bother me (im not some serial killer btw)
March 29, 200817 yr The Grudge American werewolf in london Night of the living dead Blair witch project ( I saw it before all the hype and loved it. The hype made it into something it clearly wasnt)
March 31, 200817 yr Hills Have Eyes scared the $h!t out of me :( Nothing else really scares me all that much tbh, I think HHE only scared me because you got to know the characters so well and some of it was just f***ed up.
March 31, 200817 yr No film scares me, but The Hills Have Eyes, and the remake and the 2nd remake and Saw 2 are really sick and twisted Edited March 31, 200817 yr by Harve
March 31, 200817 yr Blair Witch Project (Really is not scary one bit, but on the night I watched it I was pretty hmm...) WolfCreek
April 6, 200817 yr White Noise 2 scared me when i was all on my own in a house 1 mile away from anywhere else, in an empty room, with the light bulb not working, and a tiny 16 inch tv (so its very dark). I didn't dare get away, because that would mean switching the tv off and walking to the door in the dark
April 7, 200817 yr No film has really really scared me, I can probably watch most films on my own, in the dark etc....but there are plenty that make me jump :lol: and there are also plenty that play on my mind after I've watched them and gone to bed :lol: I watched The Eye last week, that was a good film I thought, really enjoyed that. The Shining scared me when I first watched it, as did Dead Silence, 1408, The Grudge (1st one, I thought the second one was $h!te and laughable). I watched a film called Joshua not long ago too, I never even heard of it until I watched it, that was really good, not exactly scary though.
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