favorite horror movie thread?
Tie between [Rec] and Troll Hunter.
>>17194543
Lol at Troll Hunter.
I keep hearing a lot about Lake Mungo. Worth checking out for sure?
>>17194546
>Lol at Troll Hunter.
Why? It's really great, loads of dark comedy, too. The designs for the trolls are also neat.
>>17194558
Troll Hunter is a great movie but I wouldn't call it horror. Heck, imdb has it listed under Comedy, Drama, and Fantasy
>>17194543
hell yeah those are both excellent films. if i never saw lake mungo i'd say trollhunter is my favorite
>>17194546
lake mungo is goddamn incredible. though i guess every horror is a hit or miss depending on what tickles you
but goddamn it rocked my world
>>17194575
It's a horror comedy in the vein of The Evil Dead, except, to me, funnier.
>>17194546
I actually watched Lake Mungo for the first time last night. Total meh for me.
>>17194575
>>17194591
Do you mean to tell me that different people have different opinions?
A Tale of Two Sisters is my fave. Left me speechless
>>17194615
nigga scroll down it just doesnt display the entire list at the top of the page
>>17194626
Most people don't get the FULL twist.
Cannibal Holocaust
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
>>17194627
my bad
The Grifter's Island 2: Island of the Doomed.
>>17194531
Thank you. That cell phone video? I didn't sleep for days.
>>17195025
for real man. shit was next level scary
>>17195143
Especially since the movie was so slow-burn up to that point. Took me completely by surprise.
Kairo
>>17194531
The Exorcist, no movie from Hollywood can tops this.
Honorable mention: The Others, Sixth sense, The Shining
[spoiler]why? because Exorcist is the only movie which got the demon's characterization behavior rightly, just like what Bible & Quran described it.
Trust me, many of my close relatives are possessed by the devil/ satan/ spirit/ demon, or whatever you called it.[/spoiler]
Horror movie from US are complete shit, generally.
I'm little bit surprised by this because US has lot of good Mystery + Thriller movies.
Here's my recommendation if you're into Ghost Horror movie:
>Coming Soon (Thai.)
>Honto ni Atta Kowai Hanashi (Japs. It's yearly show and It's hard to get the sub)
>Noroi (Japs)
>Buppah Rahtree (Thai)
>Whispering Corridors / Wishing Stairs (Korea)
>Any twins-related horror movie from asia
>>17195266
>Horror movie from US are complete shit, generally.
maybe hollywood. plenty of great horror movies from US otherwise
>>17195266
>Trust me, many of my close relatives are possessed by the devil/ satan/ spirit/ demon, or whatever you called it.
Opinion discarded.
>>17195266
>Trust me, many of my close relatives are possessed by the devil/ satan/ spirit/ demon, or whatever you called it.
It was going well until that part, your opinion went to shit right there. Also it seems you have a serious nostalgia case, Exorcist/Others/Sixth/Shining are great but by now there are others that becamse classic too.
I really enjoyed The Descent
But Tucker and Dale VS Evil is even better
>>17195331
>>17197504
>Trust me, many of my close relatives are possessed by the devil/ satan/ spirit/ demon, or whatever you called it.
Well, i thought it was /x/ not /sci/, mate.
Also, i'm not gonna force my belief on you, because probably we have different culture in real life.
>Exorcist/Others/Sixth/Shining are great but by now there are others that becamse classic too.
Can you name it for me, anon? But please, not the horror slasher, just the ghost-related one.
>>17195266
>Bible & Quran described it.
>Trust me, many of my close relatives are possessed by the devil/ satan/ spirit/ demon, or whatever you called it.
yeah. it's called islam.
my favorite horror movies as of now are:
>American Mary
>Night of the living dead (1990)
>The borderlands
>Honeymoon
>Ginger snaps back
The Japanese 1970 horror known as HOUSE. a girl gets eaten by a piano, its cuuuuh-razy
Not many movies nail creeping dread and discomfort like Insidious and The Babadook.
>>17198621
Good joke anon
>>17198728
Are you retarded?
>>17198621
easily two of the worse horrors ive ever seen. dont understand the hype for them
>>17194615
>PG-13
>scary
>tie
>>17198746
Explain why you think they're bad.
>>17198621
the only dreading and creepy thing about the babadook was not knowing when that fucking kid was going to start screaming and being a little shit again, plus the actual monster seemed friendly and liked eating worms, can't get any cuter than that
>>17198621
PG-13 horror is always shit. Even without gore or explicit violence, if it's scary enough it'll be too intense for 13-year-olds.
Also, if something is rated PG-13, odds are that it's a piece of shit because they had to give it the hardest rating they could without limiting who can buy tickets.
I bet you guys disliked Oculus, too.
Fucking shittaste fuccbois.
Really? Nobody else?
Tie between The Thing (1983) and Hellraiser
Alien
>>17198819
Nah oculus was fine and entertaining, the babadook was stupid (the monster ate worms) and I fell asleep halfway through insidious.
>>17199030
This.
This one!
wow this never gets old here does it "The Others" "The Shining" "Don't Look Now" "Rosemary's Baby" "Eraserhead" "The Cell" "The Thing" "Pontypool" "Three Extremes" "The Mist" "28 Days Later" "Dark City" "The Village" "Identity" "The Skeleton Key" "Session 9" "V/H/S" "Splinter" "The Ninth Gate" "Secret Window" "The Box" "Cube" "Event Horizon" "The Game" "Memento" "The Descent" "Wolf Creek" "Dark Water" "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" "Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer" "Rear Window" "Black Swan" "Blue Velvet" "Funny Games" "Raising Cain"
>>17199030
yeah i'd have to agree i haven't seen a better sci-fi horror than the thing,
it's like the thing were super crypto-jews
>>17199310
god the chick being raped to death at the end. i think there are like 4 of these
>>17194531
Mondo Cane is some surreal shit
>>17199339
There are 3. The last one is INSANE!
>>17199353
I like when they dyed the chicks pretty colors. Do you think that's bad for the chicks?
no one mention Misery
>FeelsBad.jpg
>>17194531
Favorite american horror movie (pic related)
>>17195246
this
>>17200341
Favorite asian horror movie (pic related)
I dont care what you fucking edgefags think
>>17199330
Which one of those is your personal favorite, Anon?
It's not a "what's the objectively best horror movie" thread, it's just personal faves.
I'd be happy to.
1. REC (1 and 2)
2. Grave Encounters
3. The Tunnel
4. Silent Hill
5. House of a Thousand Corpses
6. Cabin Fever (1 and 2)
7. Lake Mungo
8. The Exorcism of Emily Rose
9. Eden Lake
10. Pontypool
11. 28 weeks later
12. Martyrs
13. 8213 Gacy House
14. Hostel (first one only)
15. Cloverfield
16. All the Boys love Mandy Lane
17. Jeepers Creepers
First post on /x/, been lurking in other boards for years now, but just found this one now for some reason.
Mfw nobody's really fighting with anyone or getting called a nigger.
Also favorite horror movie has got to be It Follows as of right now.
blair witch project does the trick for me
and it's the only movie that did it so well
>>17200341
it's australian movie made by korean (who was born in australia)
>John Carpenter's The Thing
>Videodrome
>At The Mouth of Madness
>Jacob's Ladder
>Herbert West Reanimator
>Donald trump
Movie campaign
In no particular order:
>Dumb/gore/comedy
Tucker & Dale
Evil Dead (trilogy)
Dead Snow 1+2
Troll Hunter > Rare Exports (worth a mention)
Brain Dead (basket case), Bad Taste, Frighteners
maybe a couple of rarer gems Fido (Billy Connelly) and Die You Zombie Bastards
also What we do in the Shadows, Deathgasm
Newer "pure" or genre *you pedantic cunts
Bastard
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCsI2YTWKHU
Any/everything by Ben Wheatley
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCXcbaYk7-o
and
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXxYZ4VsOV0
>>17200549
Well, that's because you haven't been here, fucking nigger.
>>17200589
What exactly does it do? I thought it was fairly interesting and a decent movie, but it was approximately as scary as Teletubbies.
>>17195266
Yeah, ok. Shit opinions desu senpai
>>17194531
This is a meme at this point.
I watched the movie as a reccomendation and it was fucking nothing.
>>17194546
Troll Hunter is kind of a family film but great adventure anyway, I thought it was fun!
>>17200549
>it follows
nice bandwagon faget
i bet you like trollhunter, too
>>17200345
Brilliant film, one of my faves ever!
The Poughkeepsie tapes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdjFcoe2950
>>17201077
I'd second that - liked that movie a lot
>>17200892
Well I for one thought it was scary.
>>17200414
My nigger.
Your taste mirrors mine.
>>17200892
Never realized anyone was that scared by the Teletubbies.
>>17200705
One of my absolute favorite horror/comedies. Never really hear it talked about.
>Jaws
Bases itself in reality more than most horror movies. Watch that shit before you go to the beach.
>The Shining
My appreciation for this on has grown over the years. I like it more for how beautifully it was shot than how scary it was. Watched "Room 237" the other day and it opened me up to new things in the film.
>Insidious
Favorite "modern horror". Loved the atmosphere it created.
Banshee Chapter. Anyone else seen it? It was a hell of a ride and stuck with me for a long time after. Best watched in the dark. Got pretty spooked, won't lie.
>>17195025
Yeah, the cell phone video bit was pretty damn scary. If any lurkers want a quality found footage film/fake documentary, check out Lake Mungo. It's stuck with me for years, honestly. I should probably rewatch it.
>>17199030
I'm guilty.
>>17194543
Troll hunter was purdy cool, not horror tho.
I tried watching lake mungo years ago but it was just a bunch of aussies talking and I couldn't get into it. Gonna have to give it another chance.
>>17195266
Guess your next then.
>>17197577
I'd recommend you're next if you like comedic horrors
>>17198526
>american Mary
mah nigga
>>17200549
It follows sucked ghost std dick nigger
>>17194588
Me too.
Nothing impressive. Lake mungo was okay. But not scary.
The first paranormal activity actually scared me more with its unseen threat.
>>17195025
That was really the only movie/scene that unnerved me. Not scared. But more like it just got under my skin.
I think it worked so well because it wasn't "in your face" blunt horror. It was the slow creeping type that works its way into you.
>>17199330
I wouldn't call The Ninth Gate horror. More like a mystery thriller. It had certain horror elements and themes but in no way was it actually a horror film.
If you answered anything but pic related youre a little bitch who deserves to get raped
>>17202863
I loved the 2nd half of this.
Plus Psycho Killer is my fucking jam.
>>17198819
That movie is ass.
>>17204633
I don't think you know what a horror movie is.
>>17204633
>Gummo
>Horror movie
Are you retarded anon?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRqEanNzhj0
Les documents interdits
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGgiGPz-xHY&t=1243
>>17195266
>Close relatives possessed
Can't tell if shill or shitpost, "demons" aren't real lol, they pretend to be biblical to get kicks
>>17201402
I bet you fap to the thought of people being disappointed by lake mungo
>>17204532
Nigger dick*
Fixed for you anon
>captcha: waffles>>17204532
>>17194531
>be me
>2016
>fell for /x/ meme
Lake Mungo was terrible and I wasted life force watching it :,,,,,(
>>17194531
This movie literally makes me shit bricks every time I remember that one scene in the darkness.
Literally the only and biggest scare I've ever had from a freaking horror movie, and I considered myself impenetrable.
>>17194531
That sounds like something a Mungo would say.
the unseeable (2006) is well paced and doesnt go overboard with the jump scares.
>>17200414
>all my favourites in one list
>mahnigga
not really horror but I love the mysterious atmosphere from Picknick at Hanging Rock. Lake Mungo reminded me of it a little.
otherwise :
The wicker man
Suspiria
The Thing
In the Mouth of Madness
Prince of Darkness
The Fog
Shining
Hellraiser
Altered States
Jacob's Ladder
Noroi (best found footage ever)
Possession
Kairo
Night of the Demon
Alien
The Fly
...
this list is already too long
>>17194531
Bubba ho tep?
I highly recommend Banshee Chapter and the Conspiracy
>>17199330
Memento is more of a thriller, but good nonetheless
The only scary movie I've ever genuinely liked, Noroi: The Curse,
What movies are you looking forward to?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQXmlf3Sefg
It Follows might not have been a masterpiece, but it's definitely a recent favorite of mine. What it lacks in objective quality it makes up for just by being different in its execution. Certainly the only horror movie I can think of with a notably great soundtrack.
Also, it's not really horror by anyone's definition, but does anyone else really like Cabin in the Woods's horror movie meta? I thought it was pretty clever up until it tried to be serious right at the end, though its serious bit still had a creative concept to it. I just liked the really strong scp vibes it gave off.
>>17200549
get the fuck out nigger
just watched You're Next (2011)
not bad...
best occult horror coming through.
Argento isn't the best but he sure know how to put atmosphere in his movies.
>>17200623
videodrome? serious?
debbie harry's in that right?
old school
>>17206221
Mah nigga
Black Christmas is my favorite horror movie that genuinely scares me. Every phone call scene still scares me no matter how many times I watch it, every death scene, the fact that you know the killer is in the house with the girls the whole time, every scene of him screaming and babbling to himself, that fucking eye scene, always always scares me every time. It's such a great movie that not a lot of people know about, that is just made right.
My other favorite is Rosemary's Baby, which is also one of favorite movies. I know not a lot of people find it frightening, but it must be a personal thing, because it does creep me out. Just the idea of everyone around you being in on something about you that you don't know about, the helplessness, power and control being taken away from you, having no one to turn to, all things that are personally very frightening to me.
And pretty much any of Cronenbergs body horror stuff, your body is the monster and it is turning against you.
>>17195266
The Exorcist made me shit my pants laughing. I have no doubt it was impressive back in the stone age when it was made, but in this day and age it looked like a Muppets movie
>>17198742
Not that anon, but Babadook was meh. I agree on insidious
>>17194531
Lake Mungo is amazing.
So is A Field in England
>>17209563
Turn yourself in. Bring the keys to the uncracked ciphers. End this.
>>17200414
>list movies i would recommend
holy shit anon get out of my head
>>17205613
Kek
>>17194531
Fucking faggots you talk about it like if it was the most scary movie of all times and is fucking shit
Fuck you for making me believe this
>>17203613
Yes. Loved it. Probably the scariest thing I've seen in a while.
>>17195025
I can't remember what happens in the cell phone video
Poltergeist
>>17212229
=SPOILERS=
She's walking in the sand dunes to bury her phone and, out of the dark, her dead bloated self (doppelganger) comes walking toward her. It's never really explained why. It's simply alluded that it was a harbinger.
Despite the low budget, this film made me feel unsafe in my own home.
>>17212470
I loved it. The ending was great.
>>17203613
yup, one of recent movies i enjoyed the most.
Really, why number stations weren't use before in horror movies ? (at least none I knwo of)
>>17213293
Watching it now. I didn't expect it to be about MK Ultra.
![21024268_20130802173735315[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/91UeG2o.jpg "21024268_20130802173735315[1].jpg")
I really recommend this, was really good
>>17213651
(posted the French poster because the normal one is shit)
>>17198475
YEAH M8 THIS IS WHERE WE PRETEND, NOT WHERE WE ARE REALISTIC LOL
>>17213651
NO. It was stupid. Like so many other found footage pieces of shit, this movie had to struggle to explain why everything is being filmed. Oh, and by the way, it was all a practical joke by the Bilderberger-esque cultists... What a childish piece of garbage with an ending like a little kid's campfire story.
Watched Lake Mungo last night and safe to say I did not sleep last night lol. That cell phone video is pretty haunting.
>>17203613
Just watched it after I saw this post. It did not disappoint.
The Ring fucked my shit up
>>17194626
Had to watch it a second time just to fully understand it
>>17214014
Watching it now, much better than expected. I'm not finished, but I do remember there being evidence of DMT in the human mind, supposedly released when you die and when you meditate.
>>17194531
tetsuo. pretty unique movie and had some hilarious moments. i think akira borrowed some ideas from it.
>>17199339
Yeah, but the second one feels just like watching Spy Kids but with murders. It's great, though.
Well, according to my IMDb ratings, my favorite horror movie is Nosferatu (1922), which I gave a 9.
This is my highest rated horror movie.
After that, I have rated with 8 the following movies:
Tetsuo (1989)
Call of Cthulhu (2005)
Onibaba (1964)
Les Diaboliques (1955)
Braindead (1992)
Night of the Living Dead (1968)
Repulsion (1965)
Psycho (1960)
The Exorcist (1973)
The rest get 7 or less.
Horror movies are my second lowest rated genre after Family movies, with a 5.5 average rating of 519 movies listed as Horror on IMDb.
>>17213964
Agreed.
>>17203613
Like 30 mins in and its boring as fucking shit. Also really confused about the camera style. Is this found footage or normal?
>>17214166
>>17217650
Normal. It's just that the characters in the movie have in-movie footage.
If you want to have nightmares or are just a sick sociopath I would recommend Lake Mungo. Otherwise try the Hellraiser series.
>>17217851
The camera is so amateur I thought it was found footage style. Did the fucking camera operator have Parkinson's?
>>17194531
The Grifter.
>>17217650
Just finished it. Fucking garbage movie and wasted potential. The camera work was complete trash and everything felt disorganized and cheap.
Don't waste your time.
>>17194531
Lake Mungo isn't scary, and i've BEEN to lake Mungo. One of the worst horror movies i've seen, and I really wanted to like it
>>17218126
What are you on? The camera work was superb.
>>17213958
agreed.
>>17218132
no. stop.
hey guys. you know, it's really depressing that some of you are giving recommendations for movies that are really shit.
>>17218341
So what do you recommend?
>>17218341
please recommend some then. Good recent hooror movies are getting harder and harder to find.
>inb4 shit like sinister
and please no shitty jumpscares
>>17214034
Yeah, The Ring. That movie spooked the shit out of me. A friend and I rented it in high school a few years after it came out. The hype around it had died down and we knew next to nothing about it. We just heard that it was "pretty spoopy" from people we knew. Decided to give it a spin late one night, and bricks were shat. Slept very poorly for the next few days, and I kid you not, I kept encountering staticky televisions all over the place in the seven days after watching it. At school, at home...
Was more convinced than I want to admit that Samara was going to materialize in my house and kill me.
The fright I got from The Ring is what got me watching horror films as a major hobby. I wanted to find other films that could do that same thing to me. I've watched hundreds over the years since then, and only a few have gotten close to scaring me so badly. It's just a damn good film, from its source material, concept, cinematography and score.
>>17218472
Not trying to be "that guy", but Sinister was pretty good. The concept was great.
I really wish the ending had been better, and that they'd spent more time building up the mythology in the film, but it was pretty enjoyable overall, IMO. Awesome soundtrack, too.
Sinister 2, though? Fucking awful. I left the theater wanting to punch the director in the dick. Repeatedly.
>>17218489
well I said shit but desu it was not that bad. Just I didn't like the way it was filmed, too much of those shitty and cheap jumpscares and I couldn't take this seriously because the bad guy looked like a Slipknot member... but the concept and the super 8 found footage were quite good. Didn't watched the other ones yet, will do for the record and expect to laugh.
>>17218489
I'm sorry, my friend, but you couldn't be more wrong. Sinister was a terrible movie by any objective account of story telling.
There was no basis for any of it. There was no motive for the villain; its nature and purpose are never revealed. There's no point to the apparent clues, the timing and house tracking and all of that, never any actual design to them. Why the kids all turned on their families? No explanation for that. That's even before we get to the parts like how a fucking kid under the age of ten hauled full adult bodies up hanging from a tree branch.
In the end, if you strip away all the holes in the story, it's just a string of stupid, over the top "snuff" films peppered with a handful of rather gaudy spooky ghost children effects. Simply awful.
>>17218519
I understand what you mean, and even agree with a lot of those criticisms. I really appreciated the atmosphere, though, and felt that it was pretty well-acted. I love me a good "eater of children" from mythology, but I disliked the ghost kids and the lack of background given to the villain.
I liked a lot of things about the film, even if it had a lot of flaws. It was a fun and spooky experience for me, even if it didn't deliver as a complete film.
And that soundtrack, like I said. Hmmgh
1. The Ring
2. The Shining
3. The Sixth Sense
4. The Blair Witch Project
5. Silent Hill
6. Let the Right One In
7. The Others
8. Jeepers Creepers
9. The Exorcism of Emily Rose
10. The Last Exorcism
11. Drag Me to Hell
12. Trick 'r Treat
13. Sleepy Hollow (1999)
>>17218605
I actually thought that Drag me to Hell was shit the first time I watched it (this was a few years ago) but once I realised Sam Raimi meant it as a semi spoof I ended up enjoying it a lot more.
>>17218519
The film would've been so much better without the le 2spooky Slipknot reject villain.
The snuff film stuff alone was fucking unnerving as shit.
>>17218616
Precisely.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMOvUqZKmF4
Always and forever in my heart.
>>17218635
>>17218647
Man, Sam Raimi is great.
>>17218647
I wish I could see the allure. Evil Dead and Army of Darkness and all that were pretty decent movies, but I don't really think of them as horror and I wouldn't care to research them.
>>17218658
Re-watch, rather. Fuckin autocorrect.
>>17218658
Honestly, it's not for everyone, my friends think it's cheesy and dumb, but I'm infatuated by it.
>>17218671
But it is supposed to be cheesy and dumb. It's a parody of Evil Dead 1. It's why I love it.
does anyone saw Starry eyes? is it good?
>>17219150
It was pretty good. Not the most memorable thing I watched last year, but I felt it definitely warranted a viewing.
>>17219155
and what was the most memorable thing you watched last year? (in terms of horror)
>>17219150
Starry eyes shouldn't really be a horror, but I will say that the movie was extremely interesting and warrants a part two to it.
7.5/10 would watch again.
>>17194531
this movie was trippy as shit
>>17194531
i love zombie flix dawn of the dead was awesome
>>17210135
A Field In England is one of my favourite films. Kill List is fucking great and scary, too. Ben Wheatley rules.
Also I am a huge fan of The Thing, Blair Witch Project, The Shining and a wicked little indie film called Resolution is hella scary.
I'll probably get shit for this but I think VHS-Viral is the best (and most disturbing) in the series.
>>17213293
Wicked film, seen it loads but still scary. Not keen on the Hunter S. Thompson expy, I love that actor, though.
>>17214452
Fuck, how could I forget about Onibaba?!?! fantastic film. Also the original Les Yeux Sans Visage is scary as shit (haven't seen the remake with Antonio Banderas).
I rate Borderlands really highly, too.
>>17219190
agreed.
>>17219165
Definitely Lake Mungo. I have honestly never been scared by a movie before. It really goes beyond jump scares and deals with innate fears we all have, deep down. I slept with the lights on for a week.
>>17200345
Nice one.
>>17218671
The cheesy dumbness is the best part.
Bruce and Sam are an excellent Director/Lead team.
No love for The Hills Have Eyes 2006? Absolutely loved it. The intro is also one of my favorites of all time, with the Webb Pierce song behind the nuclear explosion footage and disfigured kids it just all wraps up into a great vibe. Not to mention the opening kill is wonderful (pickaxe).
>>17199030
This 100
>>17219190
It doesnt scare but it's one of the comfiest movies to me. If I had a bad day, all I have to do is curl up in the couch and watch this. The day is instantly better.
>>17194626
don#t like it that much. i watched a lot of movies like this so the twist while suprising felt a little bit too standart. but i love this scene when the women falls to the ground and sees the child under shelf(or somehting i don't remeber).
1. Audition
2. Dark water (even kinda liked the remake)
3 carrie maybe... i'm not that good at making lists...
>>17194531
watching lake mungo because of this thread right now...
i thought the intro with these picture is the most perfect thing i've seen in a movie like this... so powerful without the music and...
tfw my stream had no sound and they actually talk over it .__.
>>17219869
Audition is a masterpiece, and Dark Water-- both the original and remake-- were great. Nice picks.
>>17219165
Most memorable thing was probably Banshee Chapter.
>>17220590
>Most memorable thing was probably Banshee Chapter.
You have shit taste.
>>17199030
>>17208967
>>17200623
>The Thing
>Alien
>Jacob's Ladder
My niggas here. So much shit taste in this thread.
>>17194531
>>17199030
Fuck yeah. Still can't eat while watching it.
>>17202863
This senpai's got taste.
>>17209563
>>17195266
To me the most impressive thing about The Exorcist is the sound effects (which I believe it won an academy award for). I saw the re release in theaters as a teen and it left an impression on me I will never forget. I believe you wouldn't get the proper affect of the sound by watching it on a laptop or phone or even a tv with shitty sound. If you watch this film watch it on a setup with a decent sound system turned up somewhat loud for the proper effect.
>>17202863
Dis guy gets it.
Also, does /x/ know about the planned sequel? They failed a kickstarter, but apparently the original filmmakers are still trying to fund it. I would give my left nut to see this story continued.
>>17195246
Mah nigga
>>17204633
Gummo isn't a horror movie. It is great, though.
>>17200414
Silent Hill?
It's not as bad as it was thought to be, but I wouldn't say it's this good anyways.
>>17221364
Was thinking of watching Silent Hill. Never played the games, but really liked the concept. Watching the trailer, though, it looks more campy than scary.
Is it actually unnerving, this film? If so, I might give it a shot.
>>17219210
vhs 3 is literally garbage
>>17221625
The only V/H/S movie worth watching is the first one. They got progressively worse as they went, and the third one was almost too shitty to watch. Really liked the first one, though.
Wish there were more good horror anthology films out there.
>>17221632
2 was pretty awesome.
I just liked the genuine feel of the first. Especially the last one with the haunted house.
>>17221617
It depends on the person how unnerving you will find it, I guess. Due to the nature of the whole Silent Hill franchise, the actual horror is mostly metaphorical/psychological, so if you're not easily scared by that kind of stuff, the movie might not scare you all that much. Either way, I think it's a really good movie and I wouldn't call it campy.
>>17221183
>Gummo
>great
daggot
>>17221632
this is the truth.
>>17220879
i've seen thi movie a countless time and the autopsy scene always got me jumping (when the guy tries to reanimate the body... brrr)
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>>17221632
It's quite old but I recommend this one (not that good tho, but still entertaining to watch)
>>17198801
Cheap jump scares
Annoying screaming children
>>17199030
>Childs was the thing am i right?
>>17194531
Just got back from watching this.
Boring honestly. Had one genuine scare and that was the phone part. Apart from that it was extremely meh.
And the resolution to the overall mystery didn't feel like a resolution at all. It felt like "oh shit we are running out of money. We better wrap this up and claim this was what the ghost wanted all along."
Being boring was its biggest sin.
Nadja
Session 9
Ganja & Hess
May
Masque of the red death
The House Of The Devil
Sisters
Carnival of souls
Martin
Where the dead go to die
Night of the living dead [1990]
>>17194531
I watched this yesterday, having half-assedly downloaded it when I saw this thread. I didn't know anything about it before I started watching, so I actually thought it was an actual documentary and it still bored the shit out of me. That's how bad it was.
>>17194531
Is the mouth of madness actually good? Or is it another overrated film?
I adore cosmic and existential horror and I want a good film to watch.
>>17222153
It's definitely enjoyable, especially when watched as a part of Carpenter's Apocalypse Trilogy;
The Thing, Prince of Darkness, In the mouth of Madness
>>17202900
The earlier parts of Insidious were definitely the best bits of modern, mainstream horror in a long time, but it just made the shit in the last quarter or so even more disappointing.
>>17222820
Just finished it.
In my opinion the best parts of the movie are after he gets back to civilisation.
Oh yeah, spoilers for mouth of madness.
I thought that the town and stuff in there was too goofy to be scary. Honestly they shouldn't have shown the monsters and there were parts where it was more laughable than scary.
When he gets back? Brilliant. I wish the whole movie was like that. You can feel the inescapable doom and dread as he know the human race is doomed and they are destined to go extinct. Plus everything with him walking out of the institution was great.
Just my opinion.
>>17222966
>Honestly they shouldn't have shown the monsters and there were parts where it was more laughable than scary.
Maybe that was the point. Its madness, after all.
>>17199157
I don't understand why you faggots hated the Babadook. The monster was nonexistent. Literally the entire movie was meant to explore Jungian psychology, not any kind of monster or supernatural spooks. The Babadook was just the mother's Jungian shadow.
>>17223509
Also, the monster being fed worms was just meant so show that the only way to really deal with your Jungian shadow is to acknowledge its existence and give it just enough nourishment to keep it from taking over. No idea why it had to be worms, but w/e
The whole "Shh it's fine you're okay" or whatever the fuck she said to it was mean to show the same thing. That it would listen to you if you were good to it.
>>17198728
>that gif
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_f_VTyis7hk
>>17206546
My motherfucking nigga.
I have no idea why this film affected me so much. I absolutely loved it. Really got under my skin in parts.
>>17223658
Noroi has huge build ups, thats why its great when shit hits the fan. However, because of that its also not a movie for everyone, almost all my friends which I told to watch it got bored. If you manage to inmerse in the story tho, 10/10.
>>17220590
>Banshee Chapter
It was patchy in parts but overall, I really enjoyed that flick. Had some tense moments.
>>17223676
>almost all my friends which I told to watch it got bored
Are you me. You echoed my experiences trying to show my friends Noroi. I felt like they need instant gratification. Without trying to sound like too much of a horror elitist, I felt Noroi was too sophisticated for their tastes.
It was kinda an anoraks film, it was full of little little details that filled the film with this lore and that in turn added flavour to the horror.
everyones getting meds!
and on topic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRqEanNzhj0
The ripper
>>17204516
How many times to I have to say this? It's a horror comedy.
>>17223509
No one cares about what it was trying to do, all that matters is
>was it scary?
no. That's why it sucks.
And, who cares about Jungian psychology.
>>17207948
Stop.
>notably great soundtrack
Kill yourself
>>17223801
It Follows has great photography and camera work, undeniable truth. Too bad such skills went to waste with muh hipster horror.
Recently watched Dead End (2003). So fucking good.
>>17223699
Nothing more to say. Exactly what I think about Noroi. I literally loved the movie, and felt really bad about Okaruto's ending. Both being from Shirashi, I expected a lot from the ending.
I really like to see new forms to tell a story, but Okaruto's ending was ridiculous.
>>17223831
Is it more like Evil Dead 1 or 2?
>>17223910
Derp just realised what I wrote.
I'm retarded.
>>17223831
Isn't that the one where the woman masturbates her brain or some shit?
>>17223930
I don't know about masturbating but she definitely fingers her brain.
The People Under the Stairs is okay.
>>17223831
When I googled Dead End I got this badass piece of fuckawesomeness.
Seriously guys, check this out.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3j7d3lIAkes
>>17198526
>Honeymoon
you fucking idiot
>>17203613
Tried to watch this with the lights off when I first heard of it.
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I just saw the Conjuring for the first time today. it was a good movie though I don't understand what all the hubbub was about.
>>17224228
It's not as good as people make it out
Don't bother with Anabelle
>>17224113
That was a twist
>>17224228
Lately horror went to shit, the Conjuring is one of the few that are new and okay. By normie standards the movie is majestic because well they limit themselves to whats new.
>>17200414
also: Sphere (thriller maybe whatever Its awesome) Psycho, 1408
>>17208606
True indeed! One of my fave films of any genre. Always good to see it getting some love.
>>17223831
You mean that story that was comparable to a 3rd grade essay? Yeah, I remember being disappointed as fuck by the cop-out ending.
>"And then I woke up and it was all a fuckin' dream"
Nigga you what
>>17212106
i'm torrenting it rn and am thoroughly prepared for disappointment
>>17219150
It was just an ok movie. 6/10
>>17199310
Little known fact-that cripple from kikechan played the dude in the basket.
The Conjuring was horseshit. Saw it in theaters and was really fucking disappointed. Watched it again when it came out on DVD and it still sucked dick. I don't understand what all the hype was about. There wasn't anything remotely original or special about it. It was a by-the-numbers sort of movie whose only allure was its somewhat vintage aesthetic. Not scary or entertaining. Just bland. And I really wanted to like it.
>>17224974
It just wasnt your thing. It was okay, 6.5/10.
>>17224974
you're absolutely right.
>>17199030
This movie isn't scary to me, at all. I've always seen it as an gory action/mystery kinda thing.
>>17225455
you simple child.
