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We all have our favourite horror/chiller films, and generally we enjoy being scared. So what are all of your favourite scary movies?
I recon the scariest film I have seen is The Ring, it is very messed up and disturbing, despite a slightly bizzare storyline.
So, what sends shivers down your spines?
I recon the scariest film I have seen is The Ring, it is very messed up and disturbing, despite a slightly bizzare storyline.
So, what sends shivers down your spines?
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Ms NY wrote:
> I wanna see IT. Haven't seen that yet. Looks good, but anything with
> clowns in scares the crap out of me.. Got that from Rugrats =D
You may want to know that i just found that Play.com sell IT for £11.99 Region1 on DVD, i just ordered it. I have also found various places that sell it on VHS such as amazon.co.uk, HMV.co.uk and blackstar.co.uk.
> I wanna see IT. Haven't seen that yet. Looks good, but anything with
> clowns in scares the crap out of me.. Got that from Rugrats =D
You may want to know that i just found that Play.com sell IT for £11.99 Region1 on DVD, i just ordered it. I have also found various places that sell it on VHS such as amazon.co.uk, HMV.co.uk and blackstar.co.uk.
A Nightmare on Elm Street, i made the mistake of watching this when i was ten and it scared the crap out of me and then a few years later i watched Aliens and that scared the crap out of me as well, in fact it still does *looks over his shoulder to see if it's clear 0_0*
Kastro wrote:
> That the episode of Rugrats when Tommys dad makes an army of robots
> and so Tommy and co think they are evil and decide to go to war with
> them?
> That episode is hilarious at the end theres bits of clowns all over
> the garden.
That might be the one..
> That the episode of Rugrats when Tommys dad makes an army of robots
> and so Tommy and co think they are evil and decide to go to war with
> them?
> That episode is hilarious at the end theres bits of clowns all over
> the garden.
That might be the one..
children of the corn field 4
scared the _____ out of me.I saw it when I was 10.My sister who was 6 was laughing her hed off.she just thought tomatosauce was being thrown everywhere.She thought the funniest part of the movie was when the boy told his mom to go into his room and the boy behind the door sliced her fingers off and then chopped her to little tinny pieces.
scared the _____ out of me.I saw it when I was 10.My sister who was 6 was laughing her hed off.she just thought tomatosauce was being thrown everywhere.She thought the funniest part of the movie was when the boy told his mom to go into his room and the boy behind the door sliced her fingers off and then chopped her to little tinny pieces.
IT the clown, enough to scare any eight year old!
Films don't really scare me anymore.
Halloween scared the crap out of me when I was young.
Also about 30 seconds of the Shining made me nearly soild myself....still does actually. Those 2 little girls in the corridor, shame the rest of the film was complete toss.
Halloween scared the crap out of me when I was young.
Also about 30 seconds of the Shining made me nearly soild myself....still does actually. Those 2 little girls in the corridor, shame the rest of the film was complete toss.
The Wickerman
1984
Requiem For A Dream
1984
Requiem For A Dream
BEARDS. wrote:
> The first pokemon movie.
Truely horrifying.
Don't really watch horror movies. The most frightening thing I ever watched was a film called The Entity.
> The first pokemon movie.
Truely horrifying.
Don't really watch horror movies. The most frightening thing I ever watched was a film called The Entity.
It depends what sort of scare you want,
The Sceam/Slasher sort of Horror is shocking and makes you jump out of your seat.
Or
The psycological horror, such as 28 days, the exorcist and in some ways candyman (not the second one, that was crap), the ones that give you nightmares. The ones that evoke images.
Persnally, I prefer the second type, films that deal with religion and reported phenonomon, ones that are more to do with your opinion of something than the good old straight serial killer thing.
The Sceam/Slasher sort of Horror is shocking and makes you jump out of your seat.
Or
The psycological horror, such as 28 days, the exorcist and in some ways candyman (not the second one, that was crap), the ones that give you nightmares. The ones that evoke images.
Persnally, I prefer the second type, films that deal with religion and reported phenonomon, ones that are more to do with your opinion of something than the good old straight serial killer thing.
Kastro wrote:
> Kiriyama wrote:
> Oh, and how anyone can say that these films are scary is beyond me:
> Watership Down (old or new?)
>
> Isnt Watership Down that movie about Rabbits? that wasnt scary it was
> a cartoon.
Big rabbits with sharp claws and red eye killing smaller rabbits. Man, that was just purely evil. A bit like Farthing Wood.
Did anyone ever see Redwall when it was on Channel 5 on Saturday mornings? Jeeesus - it was a cartoon for kids about medieval animals, but they slaughtered each other and everything! I remember an episode where the rabbit-type creature in the massive pantaloons and a ruff found this rabbit hung in the woods. That's right, the crows had HUNG the rabbit!
> Kiriyama wrote:
> Oh, and how anyone can say that these films are scary is beyond me:
> Watership Down (old or new?)
>
> Isnt Watership Down that movie about Rabbits? that wasnt scary it was
> a cartoon.
Big rabbits with sharp claws and red eye killing smaller rabbits. Man, that was just purely evil. A bit like Farthing Wood.
Did anyone ever see Redwall when it was on Channel 5 on Saturday mornings? Jeeesus - it was a cartoon for kids about medieval animals, but they slaughtered each other and everything! I remember an episode where the rabbit-type creature in the massive pantaloons and a ruff found this rabbit hung in the woods. That's right, the crows had HUNG the rabbit!
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