Are you serious?
REC was a total boring let down! I have the Spanish version too
Yeh, I loved REC, thought it was great!
One of my exs made me sit through that god awful film..
Horror Films. What's the scariest you've seen.?
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Yeh, I loved REC, thought it was great!
One of my exs made me sit through that god awful film..
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Jaws - Hands down one of the greatest. The score sets the scene perfectly.
Caporegime
Ditto. First saw it when I was about 5, in primary school. Tormented me, that one.
Some of these replies make me "like wtf?" because I love horror - Event Horizon for example I think is an epic film which I could watch over and over. I can see why some people would freak from it though.
I have been thinking hard about the question and for me it has to be the one of my hundred odd horror DVDs which I NEVER watched twice - "The Descent".
Not because of the "horror" / monsters part of it, but the tunnelling - The scenes where they are in tunnels barely big enough for a small child to fit through - The constant feeling of watching it, feeling like you are there and that if even a tiny amount of the tunnel comes down you are trapped and about to die a slow stuffy death buried alive.
I wouldn't even say I was claustrophobic either. Very clever film in the physchological way it works as well as the more traditional horror elements.
I have been thinking hard about the question and for me it has to be the one of my hundred odd horror DVDs which I NEVER watched twice - "The Descent".
Not because of the "horror" / monsters part of it, but the tunnelling - The scenes where they are in tunnels barely big enough for a small child to fit through - The constant feeling of watching it, feeling like you are there and that if even a tiny amount of the tunnel comes down you are trapped and about to die a slow stuffy death buried alive.
I wouldn't even say I was claustrophobic either. Very clever film in the physchological way it works as well as the more traditional horror elements.
Soldato
Paranormal Activity is the only film that has scared me recently, I prefer films that have a lot of tension and this film has tonnes in my opinion, the ending of the 3rd one is good too, the others seem to rely too much on cheap BOO moments.
A tale of Two Sisters also had a few very disturbing scenes that were difficult to watch, Audition is similar too.
When I was younger, The Exorcist used to terrify me, the acting and make-up for Linda Blair combined with some really twisted scenes had a profound effect!
A tale of Two Sisters also had a few very disturbing scenes that were difficult to watch, Audition is similar too.
When I was younger, The Exorcist used to terrify me, the acting and make-up for Linda Blair combined with some really twisted scenes had a profound effect!
Soldato
How anyone can be scared by PA is beyond me - nothing even happens until the end! I was watching it bored out of my skull, and then it ended - just when it was getting interesting.
John Carpenter's The Thing (Kurt Russell) is probably my scariest flick, for the sheer tension alone and that messed up scene in the dog pen Event Horizon is another one, such a superbly crafted film.
John Carpenter's The Thing (Kurt Russell) is probably my scariest flick, for the sheer tension alone and that messed up scene in the dog pen
Event Horizon is another one, such a superbly crafted film.
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Caporegime
Easily this, no other films has unnerved me to much and for so long.
Soldato
My wedding video! lol
Soldato
Clowns.......I friggin hate clowns. In fact now I'm thinking of clowns and have gone all goose pimply! Friggin clowns!
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Oooh, you'd love CLOWNHOUSE, then.
Soldato
Recently.... Nothing. When I was younger about 12-13 the 2 films that scared me were An American Werewolf in London and The Thing. Nothing has compared to them.
Soldato
Sinister.
Freaked me out for days after seeing it recently, couldn't help but think I saw the face everywhere at night.
Other films worthy of a mention are Paranormal Activity 1 & 2, along with The Grudge.
Got any big trees in your back garden?
Man of Honour
+1 Watched it when I was 12 and it was terrifying
I love horror and gore films but they just don't scare me like they used to when I was younger.
Caporegime
I thought she was saying 'save me', what she was actually saying was 'save yourself'