Posted by Aebb*

You trolling or just ****ing stupid?

Don't diss Alfred Hitchcock.
Also I don't think you need to throw insults like that, you made yourself look stupid.

Posted by Aebb*

Texas chainsaw massacare has a somewhat thrill to it.
The condjuring will **** you up bro.
Also try halloween 1 and 2.
The human centipede?
I know how everyone says oooh saw is so scary, but it's not. If ur into thrillers watch it.
Hmmm. Friday the 13th?
The exorcist?
That's all that's in my immediate thoughts right now.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Halloween, Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street, all the horror classics aren't really scary by today's "standards"
Modern entertainment has desensitized us with all the violence and gore we see. Back then in the 70's, 80's people never saw that kind of stuff and it really did give them some scares.
I watched all the remakes of the movies I just named off and none of them are scary at all. Actually they're all pretty much garbage. The Nightmare on Elm Street remake was probably the best of them though.

The Human Centipede is a glorified shock video. So is Saw.

Nowadays the only thing scary is shock scares with overly loud music/sound effects with the scary monster face flashing on screen. Which imo is a cheap tactic and not true horror.  

Posted by mallard

The Birds. It's surprisingly good coming from 1963. It even got an approval from my mom!

That's actually a pretty good movie.  

I don't like old movies. Watched 28 Days Later... a week ago. IMDB ratings said it's one of the best zombie/horror movie of all time, but it was boring in my opinion. Yea, it might have a decent story, but there's was barely any horror whatsover.  

Insidious was pretty creepy. Though it did have a few jump scares. And the ultra mega jump scare that I'll never forget.

My sister said Sinister was pretty scary. I also watched Mama and its full of jump scares.  

The Messengers. Messed me up when I was little, not sure how bad it would be to someone older.

Theres this other movie from when I was little, was an Asian film, about a ghost or something. Ghost was in the title.

Finally, scariest to me, The Orphan. That, ****ed me up. Big time. Really big time. Can't stand the name Esther anymore. Like, no. That movie screwed with me.

Posted by Rexx

Insidious was pretty creepy. Though it did have a few jump scares. And the ultra mega jump scare that I'll never forget.

My sister said Sinister was pretty scary. I also watched Mama and its full of jump scares.

That part where Tiny Tim is playing and she walks right by the boy, that was insane, I said to my mom, "Woah, rewind, thought I saw something."

30 seconds later, "NONONONONONONONONONONONONONONONONONONOOOOOOOO OOO"

Here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=f7UUtLZ1Sgw  

Posted by Ignatius

The Messengers. Messed me up when I was little, not sure how bad it would be to someone older.

Theres this other movie from when I was little, was an Asian film, about a ghost or something. Ghost was in the title.

Finally, scariest to me, The Orphan. That, ****ed me up. Big time. Really big time. Can't stand the name Esther anymore. Like, no. That movie screwed with me.



That part where Tiny Tim is playing and she walks right by the boy, that was insane, I said to my mom, "Woah, rewind, thought I saw something."

30 seconds later, "NONONONONONONONONONONONONONONONONONONOOOOOOOO OOO"

Here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=f7UUtLZ1Sgw

Wow I didn't even notice that, pretty cool. I thought the music and him dancing was funny more than scary.

I love Orphan. I haven't mentioned it because I always thought of it as more of a suspense/thriller movie than horror. Solid film though and definitely creepy the first time.

if you wanna see something scary watch this

 

Posted by Rexx

Insidious was pretty creepy. Though it did have a few jump scares. And the ultra mega jump scare that I'll never forget.

My sister said Sinister was pretty scary. I also watched Mama and its full of jump scares.

I loved it Insidious. I was my first horror movie i saw. By the way, Insidious 2 is coming out soon, i saw the trailer in the teathre and it had major jumpscares in the trailer.

I cba to watch Sinister. I've been told it sucks. I also saw Mama a few weeks ago. Pretty good story and amazing acting imo. As you said, it has very good jump scares, and the sinister atmosphere was very well done.  

You must be young if that's your first horror movie xD  

"The Omen" was hard for me to watch. "Children of the Corn" was also pretty scary for me. Oh and let's all not forget PHANTOM OF THE OPERA.  

Orphan just got to me. I can't stand to think about it, it's just got something. I'm really looking back at how poor a choice it was to watch it. Imagine if that was real, a old psychopath that looks like a 10 year old? F#ck me that's just cruel.

The Omen's were all plenty good.  

Birdemic
Scary intro
Realistic CGI
Awesome story
Disregard everything

Oh. Watch Spongebob Squarepants: The Movie.

No no no...
JurASSic Shark
No, not that...

Chucky!
Killer Clowns from Outer Space!
Yeeeeaaaaaah!  

Posted by Rexx

You must be young if that's your first horror movie xD

Lol, i'm 18 in a few months. Well the first horror i saw was IT but i don't really count that one in, i tought it was a comedy movie because i was like 8. IT remake will come out next year along with a sequel.  

Grave Incounters was one of the best horrors I ever seen , the second down was kinda of a let down tbh

Watch the cojuring it's pretty good in my opinion

The hunting in Connecticut is quite old but one of the first film I ever saw  

Anyone ever see the movie Rubber? Wasn't really scary... Just ****ing random.  

There are also some good asian horrors out there if you're interested:
Shutter (2004)
A Tale of Two Sisters (2003)
Ring (1998)
Dark Water (2002)