I hate horror

crooked i · 26 Mar 2009 at 01:45

oh god. im nto scared by lots.

i like disturbing horrors liek exorcist.

i found ringu, and the unborn ****e tbh

just Scott · 26 Mar 2009 at 02:33

I also hate horror films.

However I've just watched The Orphanage, and jesus christ, that film is creepy as hell. :eek:

Loved it though, I can't think of a horror film I like more. Unless Shaun of the Dead counts.

Moogman · 26 Mar 2009 at 12:41

Watched Rec last night, best horror I have seen in a while. My wife slept with the light on she was scared that much. I love films that make me jump.

crooked i · 26 Mar 2009 at 14:22

rec, short for....?

shifty_uk · 26 Mar 2009 at 14:24

crooked i said:
rec, short for....?

Record

The whole movie is seen through a handheld camera, like Cloverfield. Hence the name.

Unless you're being sarcastic.

Matblack · 26 Mar 2009 at 22:47

probedb said:
And you have to add Hellraiser to anyones list of horror films, classic.

This piece of genius is in the process of being desecrated

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0887261/

MB

linktoinsanity · 27 Mar 2009 at 12:09

shifty_uk said:
Well, hate is a strong word but I genuinely dislike the horror genre in general. I've seen many but they all amount to be nothing more than useless crap. The story is mostly variations of the same, the characters are useless and the gore is pathetic.

The only horror movie I actually found decent was Silent Hill....if you'd even class that as a horror.

So, anyone fancy changing my opinion? Recommend me a scary movie that has a decent story and characters? I don't mind scary/jumpy/gory but story, well shot and good characters are what really does it for me.

Have you seen Night of the Living Dead? I like some of the charactization in it though once you get past the gore of the zombies it's not the scariest of films (both original 1968 black and white version and the newer 1990 colour remake).