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Favorite Horror Movies to watch at Halloween?
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I enjoy watching shows like
The Haunted" "The Ghost inside my child" Witches of East End" "Salem" etc. I even love watching "Bewitched". I always wondered if either Darrin had a big cock. I have always wanted to watch a real Black Mass being performed but can't find any that have been filmed.
The Haunted" "The Ghost inside my child" Witches of East End" "Salem" etc. I even love watching "Bewitched". I always wondered if either Darrin had a big cock. I have always wanted to watch a real Black Mass being performed but can't find any that have been filmed.
If I'm going to do Halloween movies I go for gore. The more bloody the better!
I'll admit what scared me about Jeepers Creepers was that things long talons.
I can do without Freddy and Jason after the first movies. As for The Shining, that madness can happen to people.
I'll admit what scared me about Jeepers Creepers was that things long talons.
I can do without Freddy and Jason after the first movies. As for The Shining, that madness can happen to people.
Audition is awesome
Just have to keep in mind the japanese mind is a little different
Never seen The Eye or VHS
Classic japanese horror, Kawaidan (1963) just a gorgeous movie
Some low-budget movies that the horror fans may enjoy:
Triangle (2009) - Many plot twists. Like inception but with mediocre acting. Once you get past the first ten minutes it really picks up.
The Human Race (2014) - Don't get too attached to any characters. The tension is high throughout and it goes to show that you don't need millions of bucks to make a good nail-biter.
The Signal (2014) - Arguably low-budget. It has its moments -- especially when you ignore physics.
The Descent (2005) - The best thing about this movie is its back story. If you took out the horror aspects, it's still a great movie. As for the horror, you get teased a lot (not quite sure what is going on) and literally left in the dark.
Frozen (2010) - Three skiers get trapped on an open ski lift for a week. More interesting than it sounds. The ultimate "what would you do" movie.
Speaking of "What would you do" movies, all of the Saw movies have this element: would you dig a key out from behind your eyeball to prevent a bear trap from squishing your head? Somebody with a needle phobia should watch that one scene...
Triangle (2009) - Many plot twists. Like inception but with mediocre acting. Once you get past the first ten minutes it really picks up.
The Human Race (2014) - Don't get too attached to any characters. The tension is high throughout and it goes to show that you don't need millions of bucks to make a good nail-biter.
The Signal (2014) - Arguably low-budget. It has its moments -- especially when you ignore physics.
The Descent (2005) - The best thing about this movie is its back story. If you took out the horror aspects, it's still a great movie. As for the horror, you get teased a lot (not quite sure what is going on) and literally left in the dark.
Frozen (2010) - Three skiers get trapped on an open ski lift for a week. More interesting than it sounds. The ultimate "what would you do" movie.
Speaking of "What would you do" movies, all of the Saw movies have this element: would you dig a key out from behind your eyeball to prevent a bear trap from squishing your head? Somebody with a needle phobia should watch that one scene...
Silent Night Deadly Night. Nothing like an ax-wielding Santa Claus.
The Tales From The Crypt movies. I like the short story feel of them.
Old school Texas Chainsaw Massacre from the 70's.
The Tales From The Crypt movies. I like the short story feel of them.
Old school Texas Chainsaw Massacre from the 70's.
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For me its gotta be The Exorcist (1973)... Not only my favorite horror movie but one of my favorite movies of all time. This Shining is definitely up there, I learn something new about that movie every time I watch it.
Fuzzy has a theory about The Babadook (2014). Maybe it wasn't a horror movie. Maybe it was a movie about mental illness: the son knew that his mother was fighting this illness and tried to help her not "let it in." As the movie progressed, she slowly succumbed to it despite her son's attempts to save her from the monster that plagued her.
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Halloween, The Fog, Night of the Living Dead, An American Werewolf in London, Cabin in the Woods, And so many more. Big horror fan. Originals not remakes.
Fuzzy was told that it was awful. Descent was one of Fuzzy's favorite horror movies but Fuzzy won't likely see Descent 2.
Speaking of sequels, the Cloverfield sequel was amazing. Not sure if it was a horror or thriller but it was completely different from the first movie.
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