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the perfect horror flick
- Thread starter Nightning
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FEEPtheFlareon
Crazy but not insane
The only horror movies taht ever scared me were the Freddie movies, and that was only b/c I was a kid. Now, I watch horror movies to see if anything can scare me, but nothing can.
NINJA PENGUIN
Well-Known Member
good horror movie just needs one thing. SPIDERS! i hate them, arachnapohia, 8 legged freaks *shudders*
But seriously Good horror movies are ones that have a dark atmosphere, and its setting in today socity, so you imagine it happening to you.
But seriously Good horror movies are ones that have a dark atmosphere, and its setting in today socity, so you imagine it happening to you.
Cryptozoologist
Banned
Plan 9 From Outer Space.
Oh God, I love that movie.
Oh God, I love that movie.
"I'll bet my badge that we haven't seen the last of those weirdies".
"But one thing's sure. Inspector Clay is dead, murdered, and somebody's responsible".
I am ashamed to say that I get scared when I watch The Ring on my own. DO NOT drop Japanese kids down wells.
Suspense and fear is better than a knife in the neck as most people have said. Suspense films draw you in whereas most hack and slashers keep you at arms length, meaning that if you're not already in a horror mood you just find the stuff ridiculous.
As for the best, Rec is definitely the best horror I've seen in a long time, and possibly ever. The camera work scares the greb outta me.
Suspense and fear is better than a knife in the neck as most people have said. Suspense films draw you in whereas most hack and slashers keep you at arms length, meaning that if you're not already in a horror mood you just find the stuff ridiculous.
As for the best, Rec is definitely the best horror I've seen in a long time, and possibly ever. The camera work scares the greb outta me.
Shadow chaser
Holla Front!
I love horrors like Saw where there's suffering and you ACTUALLY SEE the pain and not just "jump to the next scene!" (Except for Saw5 though, that was horrible...)
Also a horror at a amusement park won't be bad.
Also a horror at a amusement park won't be bad.
Penguinist Trainer
Well-Known Member
I'm a fan of a lot of horror movies, but the ones the disturb me the most are the ones that involved psychos in masks.
For example, Halloween, there is no emotion, there is no face. If you somehow survived an encounter with him, you would always be looking over your back wondering could that be the killer, what about that person?
Compare that to another movie I saw recently called The Strangers. The trio of masked strangers were quite successful in terrorizing the couple. But then as the trio has the couple at their mercy, they remove their masks. Yes their faces will be burned into the couples memories for the rest of their lives, but it removes the blind terror they would have lived with every day if they kept the mask on.
After all, which impression is left on us more, that Hockey Mask which hides the face of a ruthless killer, or the fact that underneath that mask Jason is nothing more than Sloth from the Goonies.
For example, Halloween, there is no emotion, there is no face. If you somehow survived an encounter with him, you would always be looking over your back wondering could that be the killer, what about that person?
Compare that to another movie I saw recently called The Strangers. The trio of masked strangers were quite successful in terrorizing the couple. But then as the trio has the couple at their mercy, they remove their masks. Yes their faces will be burned into the couples memories for the rest of their lives, but it removes the blind terror they would have lived with every day if they kept the mask on.
After all, which impression is left on us more, that Hockey Mask which hides the face of a ruthless killer, or the fact that underneath that mask Jason is nothing more than Sloth from the Goonies.