What is the most suspenseful, nail-biting, edge-of-your-seat film you've ever seen?
Pic related for me.
I'm not a fan of horror, but in terms of thrillers, Mothman Prophecies is one that I remember being frightening.
spoiler of the movie ahead:that scene when he gets the phone
Go ahead and laugh at me.
At first, the tension was relieved with "No deal, tramp"
Then, during the hanging, the bed almost snaps.
>>67623836
>if this unlikely series of events ever were to happen nuclear power is really dangerous - the movie
>>67623935
movie is so good, gonna watch again soon.
>>67623996
You didn't make it to the ending, did you?
>>67623836
you niggas even trying?
>>67624259
No doubt Hitchcock is the master. The flashbulb scene in this, all of Rope, the list goes on.
Honorable mention goes to Sydney Lumet's Fail-Safe. That movie is totally merciless.
But for me Catfish was the most tense I've ever been. Following Nev as he was tracking this girl down...
>67623836
Fuck The China Syndrome and fuck Jane Fonda. That piece of shit movie meme'd the idea that nuclear power is inherently unsafe into a whole generation of Americans and is part of the reason why we haven't been developing the technology over the past 40 years while countries like France and China lap circles around us with clean, safe nuclear plants.
Last act of Carlito's Way.
The crazy thing about this is you know how it ends. But Paul Greengrass is so fucking good at what he does it still works. Bloody Sunday as well.
>>67624531
>That piece of shit movie meme'd the idea that nuclear power is inherently unsafe into a whole generation of Americans
Is that not the fault of idiot Americans rather than the film? Considering that the climax of the film is thenuclear plant STABILIZING ITSELF despite all the build up and fear mongering.
