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I put on Drag Me to Hell last night, this was one of the films that didn't last an hour on my TV. Usually I battle it out to the end but Drag Me to Hell was unbearable terrible.
Finally im downloading Saw.VII.UNRATED.2010.BRRip.XviD-3LT0N :thumbsup:
ScottK what's the runtime on that release? Is the scene release UNRATED?
runtime 01:30:00, it say unrated on title, so.. perhaps (idk what UNRATED mean,care to explain?) :P
why the fuck you want to see a horror movie?
btw you can also experience the same fear/thrill by getting married and not sleeping with your wife on the first night
Saw all parts
Exorcisms of Emily Rose
Give Suspiria a fair chance.
That's a good one. All parts ... I get it :D.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hades
you may get Devil 2010 .. maybe it's boring in some parts but it's good to give it a chance
I can't believe Martyrs didn't come up. It is one of the best movies, horror or not, that I have seen in very long time.
If ya can't do foreign films, assuming English is your native tongue, their is a dubbed version available.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1029234/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNpDiQimK6U
Good one !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by littlepaulie
You guys really need to look at a movie called Frailty with Matthew McConaughey.
The Exorcist :P
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I'm going to see that now. Thanks
Guys.........If you want the one the most horror movies that in fact horror in real sense which I would suggest you as below
Evil Dead 1,2,3,4
Wrong Turn 1,2,3
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What was the best? :unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by healthtourism
Unless my senses and everything I've ever read,seen and have been led to believe is wrong , the Evil Dead films are comedies :unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by CHARLEY
The Blair Witch Project (1999)
Martyrs (2008)
Silent Hill (2006)
Splinter (2008)
The Midnight Meat Train (2008)
The Descent
The Descent 2
May
Splinter
Quarantine
The Omen (the original from 1976, I think)
EVIL DEAD and some of Ramsay movies scared me for many months.
Quite the shocker back in the day made infamous by David Warner's decapitation scene .Quote:
Originally Posted by TorrentMaster9
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLlSjyZupzU
Actually if you think about it the constructed death scenes were sort of a precursor to a lot of the stuff that is commonplace in horror movies nowadays.
I don't know if it was intentional but there's even a scene in Hot Fuzz that sort of mimics Father Brennan's death as well.
elm street 4....
First part of Saw was pretty nice ;)
The Amityville Horror.
(Red Room --> Murder, backwards, kind of...)
:D
The Rite
I feel so fear to see horror films! :(
Here it is
Lake Mungo
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0816556/
Don't watch it alone ! :P
Looks horrible, can't stand Australian accents!Quote:
Originally Posted by Stabber
I dont know if this is a horror or not, but i think it is: A Serbian Film (Haven't seen it though)
Got two more
Husk
Prowl
Husk was creepy as fuck. Whoever said Frailty, good call.
That is not horror movie , it's disgusting movie !! Honestly it's a very shocking movie , and the director is a sick sick and disturbing personQuote:
Originally Posted by KHRALL
You do understand the idea that a film doesn't have to have werewolves or hockey mask wearing psychos in it to be a "horror movie " don't you?:unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by StabberThat is not horror movie , it's disgusting movie !! Honestly it's a very shocking movie , and the director is a sick sick and disturbing personQuote:
Originally Posted by KHRALL
Going by that logic then a lot of them "live" Disney films would be classified as horrors Idol :unsure:
I'm still traumatized over Bambi.
That was live action right?
The Thing by John Carpenter. Pure win.
I await the prequel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hologram