the devils reject

whats the best horror film u have seen??

halloween?? eny one like that film??

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the devils rejectPermalink Reply by the devils reject on March 7, 2010 at 1:27pm
yes lol its better then the first one but i think the second 1 they should have stayed with the little boy from the first halloween and kept with him and not changed him
do u like it?

Sean Revisited said:
Let me guess ... the Rob Zombie remake?
Dementia138Permalink Reply by Dementia138 on March 7, 2010 at 5:13pm
yea i would probably say hellraiser aswell! the first two tho.. anythin after that is'nt the may west!!:P
DuvessaPermalink Reply by Duvessa on March 7, 2010 at 8:06pm
I've always liked The Shining.

And I was totally scared of The Birds when I watched it at the age of 12 or so. I loved It at the age of 10. Nowadays I don't seem to like any horror movies anymore, seen only crappy ones even tho Ringu (original Ring) is great and there are some other Japanese plus Korean ones that are ok.
Phalanx TitanPermalink Reply by Phalanx Titan on March 7, 2010 at 10:22pm
I agree 105% that the more subtle horror films are the more effective ones in a lot of cases. Showing buckets of blood and gore and so forth leaves nothing to the imagination and after a while just seems pointless. "Psychological" horror is infinitely creepier, as it's just so much more haunting and hugely effective when done right. Especially at times when you don't get to see certain things, and it's left up to your imagination.

Sean Revisited said:
I go much more for subtlety.
Phalanx TitanPermalink Reply by Phalanx Titan on March 7, 2010 at 11:48pm
Speaking of Evil Dead, I love "Evil Dead II". That said, I tend to watch it as a comedy, as it's essentially a horror spoof, hardly a straight-up horror.

Sean Revisited said:
Gore and blood does have its place though. Horror films like "Suspiria" and "Evil Dead" pull it off in excess, and do so very well.
And there are films (which aren't strictly horror) such as "Cannibal Holocaust" and the "August Underground" series, which are basically just vehicles to show off gore effects, but it still works for what the film itself is. They're not trying to be scary - shocking, maybe, but not scary.
I fail to find an awful teenage actress's tits covered in blood for a couple of hours particularly scary.

Phalanx Titan said:
I agree 105% that the more subtle horror films are the more effective ones in a lot of cases. Showing buckets of blood and gore and so forth leaves nothing to the imagination and after a while just seems pointless. "Psychological" horror is infinitely creepier, as it's just so much more haunting and hugely effective when done right. Especially at times when you don't get to see certain things, and it's left up to your imagination.
Sean Revisited said:
I go much more for subtlety.
Raped[of]FaithPermalink Reply by Raped[of]Faith on March 9, 2010 at 5:36am
I like 'Halloween' -> the original and Rob Zombies version.
Also like:
The Hills Have Eyes
Saw (The first was the best by far)
The Devils Rejects
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (I like the original and the remake, probably like the remake a little more though)
The Amittyville Horror (The remake is the best)
The Shining
The Exorcist
The Omen (amazing movie, again, I like the original and the remake)
HelenaPermalink Reply by Helena on March 14, 2010 at 4:24am
Hmmm...Probably the Saw series. It's really difficult to pick a favorite.
PsychoscotPermalink Reply by Psychoscot on March 16, 2010 at 7:27pm
Don't even try mate lol

Well mine is Dario Argento's Suspiria, no suprise to Sean I guess since we argued about Argento ages ago lol.

Others I rate are....

Last house on the left "original" although I actually did enjoy the remake
Stigmata, not sure if it would technically be classed as all out horror but still, loved it
Mario Bava's Blood and Black Lace, utter classic
Clive Barkers Lord of Illusions, really wish we could have seen more of Harry D'Amours adventures through Barkers eyes.

Sean's Inferno said:
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the devils reject said:
yes lol its better then the first one but i think the second 1 they should have stayed with the little boy from the first halloween and kept with him and not changed him
do u like it?

Sean Revisited said:
Let me guess ... the Rob Zombie remake?
TheDeathOfLovePermalink Reply by TheDeathOfLove on June 7, 2010 at 11:53pm
havent seen a lot but it is probably cradle of fear
GummiPermalink Reply by Gummi on June 8, 2010 at 10:55pm
Night of The Living Dead! The original. It's not scary cuz the zombies, Its the SUSPENSE! :D
Zach SmithPermalink Reply by Zach Smith on July 9, 2010 at 12:32pm
The original Ring movie was good. Most movies I don't find scary any more though. If you were to consider Sweeney Todd a slasher, as some idiots I know do, then I would have to say that is the best one to date as that is my favorite movie
PsychoscotPermalink Reply by Psychoscot on July 10, 2010 at 2:20am
Sweeny Todd isn't a horror film its a musical

Zach Smith said:
The original Ring movie was good. Most movies I don't find scary any more though. If you were to consider Sweeney Todd a slasher, as some idiots I know do, then I would have to say that is the best one to date as that is my favorite movie

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