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What is everyones favourite horror film my vote goes to Psycho the Hitchcock movie flick which is absolute GENIUS i tell thee
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Pandaemonium wrote:
> Cycloon wrote:
> I've seen very few though, mainly because I'm terrified of them.
> Alien is something of a morbid fascination for me.
>
> I read somewheer that the reason alien is so damn creepy is it has
> all three elements that make people uneasy.
>
> Suffocation - The Facehugger
> Bodily violation - The Chestburster
> The primal fear of a monster - The adult alien obviously.
Makes sense. I think for me it's the last one mostly. I am just horrendously fascinated by the Alien itself. I have to say it's one hell of an awesome creation really. Suffocation and 'body violation' is godawful enough, but it's the simple horror of the Alien itself.
:S
Like a rabbit in the headlights....
> Cycloon wrote:
> I've seen very few though, mainly because I'm terrified of them.
> Alien is something of a morbid fascination for me.
>
> I read somewheer that the reason alien is so damn creepy is it has
> all three elements that make people uneasy.
>
> Suffocation - The Facehugger
> Bodily violation - The Chestburster
> The primal fear of a monster - The adult alien obviously.
Makes sense. I think for me it's the last one mostly. I am just horrendously fascinated by the Alien itself. I have to say it's one hell of an awesome creation really. Suffocation and 'body violation' is godawful enough, but it's the simple horror of the Alien itself.
:S
Like a rabbit in the headlights....
spongebob squarepants got me
Mr Snuggly wrote:
> Not my favourite horror, but got back from watching the Amityville
> Horror tonight and can honestly say I've never been so scared in a
> cinema before. Brr. Seriously good stuff.
I got sunstroke reading the book - I will definitely be giving the movie as miss.
> Not my favourite horror, but got back from watching the Amityville
> Horror tonight and can honestly say I've never been so scared in a
> cinema before. Brr. Seriously good stuff.
I got sunstroke reading the book - I will definitely be giving the movie as miss.
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