Hi,

I have the girls coming round for a girly night tonight and was thinking about wathing a horror.

Ive seen loads but carnt remember many of there names.

We dont get scared easy so can anyone think of a good film.

Please dont anyone say freddy and he scares me <removed> and i wouldnt even have a film in his house. :mad:

Cheers

Martyrs is out on DVD. An incredible, deeply disturbing film.

Let The Right One In is funny and sweet.

Wolf Creek... top movie.

House of a thousand corpses, it's the only one that freaks me out, at the begining you think you know where it's going but you don't. it's very unpredictable and creepy! and by Rob Zombie who is great.

House of a thousand corpses, it's the only one that freaks me out, at the begining you think you know where it's going but you don't. it's very unpredictable and creepy! and by Rob Zombie who is great.

Seconded - and I'd say also, if you can get hold of it, the Devil's Rejects which is the sequel.

The reason they're so good is because they're made by a true horror movie fan, so he knows what other horror fans will like.

Samhain...if you can get hold of a copy

Hi,

I have the girls coming round for a girly night tonight and was thinking about wathing a horror.

Ive seen loads but carnt remember many of there names.

We dont get scared easy so can anyone think of a good film.

Please dont anyone say freddy and he scares me <removed> and i wouldnt even have a film in his house. :mad:

Cheers


Wathing a horror? Big Breaths?:hihi:

House of a thousand corpses

Is that the house formerly known as the House of Flying Daggers? ;)

"Carrie" is an oldie but a goodie. If you want truly disturbing horror, try "Eraserhead".

Although if it's a girly night in, maybe not, women apparently really don't like that film.

the wickerman, american werewolf in london, omen, exorcist

all those old classics :P
newer ones
devils rejects, borderland

It's an oldie now, but as i've said before on here, it always freaks me out ...
Candyman, Candyman.......no i daren't say it 3 times - arghh !

It's an oldie now, but as i've said before on here, it always freaks me out ...
Candyman, Candyman.......no i daren't say it 3 times - arghh !

beetlejuice

oh wait, wrong film...*gets coat*

Martyrs is out on DVD. An incredible, deeply disturbing film.

Let The Right One In is funny and sweet.

I'll second that. A little too disturbing for a fright night. ;)

If you don't mind subs, REC is one of the best horrors I've seen in a long time.

Drag Me To Hell is a great film too and is quite 'fun'.

(Failing that just PM your address to some of the odder characters on SF and I'm sure they'll oblige).

shaun of the dead, for the laugh

What is this film, Martyrs???

Is it new? Easily available????
Hehehehehe!!! I like disturbing films!!!!!
:)

beetlejuice

oh wait, wrong film...*gets coat*

I think Beetlejuice was the same kinda thing tho Mel :hihi:

What is this film, Martyrs???

Is it new? Easily available????
Hehehehehe!!! I like disturbing films!!!!!
:)


The French director wrote it in a bout of depression. It is an unforgettable experience, but a film best viewed with few preconceptions.

I'll second that. A little too disturbing for a fright night. ;)

If you don't mind subs, REC is one of the best horrors I've seen in a long time.

Drag Me To Hell is a great film too and is quite 'fun'.

(Failing that just PM your address to some of the odder characters on SF and I'm sure they'll oblige).


are you serious? funny in parts yes but a horror? no way, worth 'horror' film ive seen....ever

The best of the latest British horror films is mum and dad which is sick,gory,and very disturbing but not really a jumpy film and what makes it even more disturbing is that it could really happen and things like it have happened.

are you serious? funny in parts yes but a horror? no way, worth 'horror' film ive seen....ever

Okay, it's more comedy than horror, though the chin sucking scene was disturbing. ;)

I've watched a couple of duffs this week: The Orphan I had high hopes for and was a bit let down, though certainly not a bad film. Trick r Treat was just plain dire.

The French director wrote it in a bout of depression. It is an unforgettable experience, but a film best viewed with few preconceptions.

. . . and when a few more have seen it, we can have the inevitable 'what did she whisper?' conversation. :thumbsup:

Okay, it's more comedy than horror, though the chin sucking scene was disturbing. ;)

I've watched a couple of duffs this week: The Orphan I had high hopes for and was a bit let down, though certainly not a bad film. Trick r Treat was just plain dire.

:hihi: the chin sucking scene was the best part of the movie, i watched orphan last week aswel, wasnt as good as i hoped but still a decent movie

bye a full length mirror and stare in it.film it on your silly mobile . it will be a bestseller.

I love movies which are "spookily" scary, (is the word Im looking for, psychologically???) hehehe, as opposed to machetes and chain-saws cutting people up.

Anyone know any film/s that scare the bejeesus out of ya, without any teenagers getting hacked??? ;)

I love movies which are "spookily" scary, (is the word Im looking for, psychologically???) hehehe, as opposed to machetes and chain-saws cutting people up.

Anyone know any film/s that scare the bejeesus out of ya, without any teenagers getting hacked??? ;)
no films are "scary"
some are unsettling
exorcist, omen, borderland, texas chainsaw massacre, henry portrait of a seriel killer

some are a bit......sick, nekromantik 1,2

I love movies which are "spookily" scary, (is the word Im looking for, psychologically???) hehehe, as opposed to machetes and chain-saws cutting people up.

Anyone know any film/s that scare the bejeesus out of ya, without any teenagers getting hacked??? ;)

The Devils Backbone. Visually it's stunning, psychologically it's not up there with 'Don't Look Now', but it's near. It oozes class, like most del Toro films do.

Personally, the greatest psychological horror film made has to be a Hitchock, most obviously 'Psycho'. Though Les Diabolique (The Devils) comes close.