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I've been watching a load of horror films over the last few months, but still i havent found one that really shocked me.
The closest were probably TCM and Candyman (Out of general nastiness).
Any ideas of a horror film that REALLY scares you?
The closest were probably TCM and Candyman (Out of general nastiness).
Any ideas of a horror film that REALLY scares you?
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I think www.play.com are doing it for the same price, so i'll just order it off there.
HMV were doing Evil Dead 2 recently for about 10 quid,although it might have been part of their buy two for 20 quid offer.
I wrote:
>Yeah i got Candyman, but i aint watched it yet.
that should be,
"Aint watched it ALL yet"
>Yeah i got Candyman, but i aint watched it yet.
that should be,
"Aint watched it ALL yet"
Fishtobeking wrote:
> Candyman is a good film, maybe not too scary but its still a good film
> to watch.
Yeah i got Candyman, but i aint watched it yet.
Oh, and i'm currently trying to find Evil Dead 2 on DVD, and i have Evil Dead 3 (Hilarious).
> Candyman is a good film, maybe not too scary but its still a good film
> to watch.
Yeah i got Candyman, but i aint watched it yet.
Oh, and i'm currently trying to find Evil Dead 2 on DVD, and i have Evil Dead 3 (Hilarious).
Candyman is a good film, maybe not too scary but its still a good film to watch.
Head Cheese wrote:
> Evil Dead is a good film because not only does it have the power to
> unsettle the audience, but it also adds a touch of comedy to the mix,
> managing to remain serious enough to prevent being stupid.
evil dead 2 is one of the funniest films ever
> Evil Dead is a good film because not only does it have the power to
> unsettle the audience, but it also adds a touch of comedy to the mix,
> managing to remain serious enough to prevent being stupid.
evil dead 2 is one of the funniest films ever
Evil Dead is a good film because not only does it have the power to unsettle the audience, but it also adds a touch of comedy to the mix, managing to remain serious enough to prevent being stupid.
BEARDS. wrote:
> Evil Dead isn't scary or very shocking. I saw the second one when I
> was about 12 and found it hilarious, and the first one about a year
> later and thought the same.
Yeah, but what films are shocking or scary these days?
It's a must see. The bit where the deadite shoves a pencil in Linda's leg is pretty shocking first time you see it.
> Evil Dead isn't scary or very shocking. I saw the second one when I
> was about 12 and found it hilarious, and the first one about a year
> later and thought the same.
Yeah, but what films are shocking or scary these days?
It's a must see. The bit where the deadite shoves a pencil in Linda's leg is pretty shocking first time you see it.
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> Oh and Evil Dead if you haven't seen it.
>
> Absoloute must see!
Evil Dead isn't scary or very shocking. I saw the second one when I was about 12 and found it hilarious, and the first one about a year later and thought the same.
> Oh and Evil Dead if you haven't seen it.
>
> Absoloute must see!
Evil Dead isn't scary or very shocking. I saw the second one when I was about 12 and found it hilarious, and the first one about a year later and thought the same.
1978 version of Halloween. Lights off, sound up and you will be scared.
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