Itt: movies that genuinely scared you

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I dont even understand how this movie is so good at scaring me, I used to go camping alot and Ive been lost in the woods before so maybe that lends to the fear

like that, The Shining, The Thing and Pet Sematary. And the Thing and Pet Sematary were only scary because of my age. The only horror movies i've seen that I feel would genuinely scare me if I watched them today are The Shining and TBWP and i've seen a metric fuck tonne of horror movies. Too old man. shit aint scary once you realise you're gonna die alone.

I found an 800mb mpeg of this on hotline named real_documentary.mpg

>climb tree
>look around
>find way home
>easy
>but wait
>mfw haunted woods
>never ending maze
>mfw they already met the witch
>its the creepy lady
>she even has tufts of hair on her arms
>dead from the start.

>>64460297
Because it's shot as handheld and has some genuinely creepy shit without showing anything.

>tfw still get the heebie jeebies thinking about the children hitting the tent seen
>baby in the woods???

The last ones were Blair Witch Project and Paranormal Activity, which I watched in high school

earlier than that:

>The Exorcist
>Halloween (John Carpenter)
>Signs
>The Sixth Sense
>

21 now, it's a lot harder to find things that really stick with me so I've kind of given up on caring about horror movies as a whole

watched a ton back when I was into them though

actually it's dark right now and I'm kind of spooping myself out recalling all of these movies

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>>64460430
well memed my dear reddit

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if you've seen it you know which scene I'm talking about

>>64460193
What movie is this? Pls no Problem Child 2

American Guinea Pig, because I know one of the girls in that movie. Seeing her cut up and tortured was unnerving and hot

>>64460493
The Blair Witch Project.

>>64460458
>21 now
>Signs
>puting BWP and Parabysmal Fucktivity in the same sentence

makes sense sandpie

>>64460464
thanks earth rocker :3

>>64460492
I remember watching it with my dad, who's pretty alpha but he couldn't even watch that scene

>>64460464
I used to think this dude was adopted. I was wrong. Looking more like his father everyday.

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>>64460501
weird

>>64460512
Thanks anon.

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>>64460492
>babbies first horror film

you have to over 18 to post here.

>>64460520

I grew up in a very big, very old house

things like the staircase scene hit me hard, it's a legit nuanced scary movie

I guess Signs wasn't that bad, more of the part where the alien shows up on the news channel and some of the field scenes are just a little spooky

also the surprise ending of Carrie out of nowhere, I was 12 years old and huddled up next to my tv alone in the dark and just about shit my pants

>>64460580
>horror film

the fuck?

>>64460635
not a horror film? and it still scared you?

AHHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHAHAHAHAHHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

>>64460492
Worth watching?

The last movie to actually make me tense was
Annabelle

And even then it was only during the elevator scene.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5TJksfxYu0

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>>64460193

That scene in IT. You know the one.

>>64460760
Go in without any expectations and it'll be fine.

>>64460849
The underage gangbang?

>>64460760

YES

>>64460739
The make up in that movie is really fantastic. Still spooky to this day!

>>64460891
How is that scary?

I was talking about when he was in the sewers.

The Exorcist

Really unsettles me.

What is the scariest scene in BWP?

>>64460922
When the kids army dad slowly morphed into Pennywise I got more creeped out than any other part, personally

>>64460297

For me it's how good the back story is explored without revealing too much. Good story telling really builds up tension and complements the second half of the movie. This scene is a good example:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HVFC2RXcdE

I guess it's sort of the ultimate creepy pasta.

The only recently watched movie that unnerved me a bit was Prince of Darkness. The black dude laughing like a maniac and stabbing himself in the throat was some quality shit.

>>64460931

worst part for me was the unnatural crabwalk down the stairs

aaaaaaaanndd I've scared myself again

>>64460859
>>64460896
sweet, I love Westerns so my standards aren't particularly high.

>>64461003

That, and the voice. Chilling.

>>64461003
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnxAnDcysvk
why cant hollywood make good scary movies anymore?

exorcist ruined me, i watched it when i was like 12 or something.

Then there were the screamers on the internet, like the maze game and others, with the face of the exorcist girl, or that demon face from the exorcist (pale face, reddish eyelids). I was scared of clicking any links until i was like 18 years old or something.

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>>64460920
Absolutely. Not to mention it is the single most realistic old man make up I can recall. Seriously, even recent stuff looks totally fake compared to Dick Smith's aging of von Sydow.

Part III was also very scary imo.

>>64461055

I can't open that

I have to go down two flights of creaky stairs to get to the kitchen for a snack before I go to bed

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fuck that shit

The Legend of Boggy Creek scared the shit out of me as a kid. For a G-rated, super low budget, docuhorror it's pretty effective.

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>>64460533
I gathered my entire family and some friends to watch Bone Tomahawk together.

>mfw I had already seen it and knew what was coming

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>>64460944
For me prob the tent attack or the end.

>>64460492
What's the scene

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It's a mixture of the themes of the album and the surreal interpretations of them, like these kids with horrifying masks slowly walking into a meat grinder

>>64461374
Some stupid scalping where they hold a dudes legs up after they scalp him and cleave him right where his gooch is

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>>64460492
>>64460760
While I didn't find it scary, I did find it awesome. Probably my favorite film of the year.

>O LORD! O JESUS CHRIST!

>>64461503
Well that's a cheap way to get a reaction

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it was all fairly unnerving

but everything after the pizza up till she faints was so fucking tense

>>64461650
Don't listen to that faggot.
The movie is great.

>>64460297
It's because it's the only found footage movie that actually feels like found footage

Is it wrong that I find Woman in the Black spooky

>>64460830
NO NO NO

>>64461834
If you are talking about the original, hell no.

>>64461915
I'm talking about the Radcliffe one. Never seen the original. Is it worth watching?

Sorry if I sound like a huge pussy if I think the Radcliffe one is scary. But that scene where the Woman appears behind him and rollerblades towards the camera got me spooked

>>64461905

give me the title

that screenshot is spooping me now

>>64460830
Source?

>>64461927
threads, 1982

it's about nuclear war breaking out and set in sheffield, england

fucking devastating movie, don't watch it

>>64461927
>>64461932
Threads maybe?

>>64461946

what's the horror in it?

>>64461981
It could actually happen and it's like 99% accurate to what you would go through if you survived. It depresses you and gives you nightmares.

>>64461826
cannibal holocaust is a pretty good "found footage" film also, i think the whole movie is on youtube as well

>>64461055

wait is that actually supposed to be scary? i dunno if i'm missing something here

>>64461946
That was awesome. We had a substitute English teacher show it to us not long after the ban was lifted on watching it when I was in high school. I remember the buckets of wedding rings.

Now I'm going to have to find a download or something.

>>64460381
Fuggin Zelda man. Haunts me to this day.

>>64461981
the sheer terror of the nuclear strike and the dread leading up to it (not as if '80s england wasn't horrifying enough!)

then there's like a long epilogue of how people cope and survive in a proper post-apocalyptic society - none of that mad max shit, just utter hopelessness as what's left of humanity reverses back to the middle ages; toiling, stealing and killing under the giant soot cloud that darkens the earth. a big nothing

it really fucked me up

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>>64461924
>Never seen the original. Is it worth watching?
I think so. It is very much of its time, but it relies more on atmosphere and dread rather than jump scares, and is thus more frightening to me.

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>>64460430
My mind was blown on that day

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>>64462219

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all of you have absolute shit taste

does anyone else have jim as their /tv/ husbando?

>>64462414
>28 Days Later
The SD camera ruined it for me, if it isnt being used as found footage the camera should be HD

>>64462414

I was pretty pissed off when he found pants desu

>>64462346
Did they talk to her at the start of the movie?

>>64462414
The utter fear of isolation, portrayed as a universal hostility of everybody else to the point of fearing for your life. A post modern critique of our need to connect with people no matter how dangerous it can be.

Just kidding dude you have shit taste.

>>64462414
my favorite film

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>>64462445
me too

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>>64460193
>tfw BWP still makes me uncomfortable
>tfw everyone else says it's shit and not scary

Am I the only one spooked by the idea of getting lost in the woods and having weird unexplained shit happen all around you, like the sound of trees getting chopped down in the distance at night or your missing friend screaming for help?

>>64462659
Yes only you. Everybody else lives being lost in the dark woods. Because you get sleepy it's so comforting.

Faggot.

>>64462414
That scene in the church where they stand up is really spooky

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>>64462414
>>64462445
>>64462578
>>64462580
>>64462815

>in the shitty spin-off comics the last we hear about jim is that he's going to be executed by firing squad in paris for what he did to west's rape squad
>he's replaced by some americunt literalwho pretty boy journalist who ends up retreating to burgerland with selena
>americunt gets to pork selena safe and sound while the man who worked so hard to keep his friends safe rots in baguette land
>writer for the movie is from london
>writer for the comic is from portland india
>director for 28 weeks later is some spic

I only have one headcanon for this series and only this series. Everything that happened in the comic and 28 weeks later didn't happen and the original 28 days later ending is the very last thing we see in the series. Ambiguously hopeful.

Seriously though, who's fucking idea was it to kill of Jim in a shitty comic and actually make it canon?

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>>64462754
Somebody's a grumpy gus.

>>64462815
That's pants shitting, not spooky.

>>64460430
>>64462346
I literally just watched this scene over 5 times trying to find the apparent hair on her arms and curtains moving in the background but I didn't see any of it. I always thought the blair witch got them because josh fucks up the rock piles and heather steals one of the symbols hanging in the woods

>>64462841
Yeah you're right just thinking of it gives me the shivers, such a simple but scary thing

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>>64462830
Are you fucking kidding me they actually did that? Holy shit, it's actually on the fucking wiki?

>>64462830
good thing i don't give a fuck about spin off comics from 28 days later

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>>64460193
Antichrist is disturbing. Watch it alone with the lights off of course, probably my favorite horror along with The Shining and TBWP. The thing that makes scary movies scary is the ambiguity. Most movies show you a monster eventually, and you say, "oh". But when they don't tell you what it is, and keep it in your head, that's when it really becomes something worth being afraid of.

>>64462830
You really shouldn't worry about so called "canon" this is a great stand alone movie and you should see it as that

>28 Day Later
>scary

Pick one and one only
It's mildly tense with a really shit last part

>>64462893
Spinoffs are just asking for pain. It's obviously all fan fiction.

>>64462830
just how autistic are you
who gives a fuck

>>64460193
I just wanted to hold Heather and snuggle with her the whole movie. I'd have been legit pissed at her for not knowing how to read a map though

>>64462937
You just made me gag. On cock. Because she made me gay. Just the thought that I might fuck her some day in some drunken fog simply because I'm straight, even at near impossible odds, made me crave dick the moment I saw her face and hears her talk. In fact, I became a woman because my dick shriveled up inside me, leaving me a new pseudo pussy.

You gay, nigga? Cuddling?!?

>>64460297
That part where the children are hitting the ten. That whole build up when she starts saying do you hear that?
Also in signs when the alien walks by

>>64460193
>come across some eldritch cryptic ritual symbols in the middle of the wilderness
>fuck with them
They deserved what came to them.
The night time scenes when they were hearing things were genuinely very unnerving to me though. Everyone has heard the tell-tale heavy snap of twigs as someone walks through the woods in the distance and being surrounded by it while lost in the middle of the night is terrifying. The scene with the baby noises was really unnerving to me, I've heard a lot of people say that if you hear an infant crying from the woods and there's nobody around it's a very bad omen and you should immediately leave. This movie is scary as hell to me but it's a shame that it's still tarnished in my mind from the dozens of parodies at the time of it's release.

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>>64463061
>'ve heard a lot of people say that if you hear an infant crying from the woods and there's nobody around it's a very bad omen and you should immediately leave.
Really?? I thought this was a good sign!?!?

>>64463144
Nah man its bad cuz 4 real yo a baby in da woods? Tha shit be crank yo u feel me? That's some OG shit right dere.

>>64463144
Well some people's first instinct when they hear a crying child is to run towards it to help

other than blair witch, can someone give a list of recent horror movies that will scare the shit out of me?
already seen it follows and babaook

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>>64463192
>white people

>>64463301
>recent
Went back to 2008 and got scared by:
Noroi
The Children (2008)
À l'intérieur (Inside)
The Living and the Dead
Snowtown
Home Movie (2008)
Maniac (2012)
to name a few.

>>64463491
>Went back to 2008
Except I forgot Noroi was 2005...

>>64462041
true f@m good call, only distinction is the narrative parts about them finding the footage and the score

>>64463192
Is that your first thought when you hear a crying baby in the middle of nowhere in the woods baka fām

>>64462141
>as if '80s england wasn't horrifying enough

How old are you?

>>64463635
No but not everyone is as suspicious and superstitious as me.

>>64460580
Scariest film ever!

>>64462346
cant see shit, where is the hair?

Also, she was a random responder to their fliers and shit they were just looking for someone to play a person in town.

Its unlikely shes the witch, however possible shes under the witches control.

Like that other guy, (or so he claimed)

>>64463061
who the fuck are you? the witcher?

Where do you live and amongst who, to hear these warnings?

>>64463144
>>64463061
Its because him and his friends are black

>>64460193
kill list
angel heart

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Not a movie, but gives me intense chills every time I see it

>>64462830
You think that's bad... I saw it for the 20th time a few months ago on TV and they rolled an alternate ending after the parachute scene where he bleeds out and dies and no plane comes

>>64460193
grave encounters

>>64464021
came to post this. That hotel room scene was tense af

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>>64464456
>there was an alternate ending where jim sacrifices himself for frank by draining all his blood and switching it with jim
>the movie ends with a restrained and infected jim thrashing about on a hospital stretcher with a bunch of other infected expressing their frustration towards the situation

Thank god it only ever made it to storyboarding, I'd hate to see what infected Jim looks like. Considering how vicious and violent he can be and considering how warm and kind he can also be, seeing him infected would be terrifying and saddening.

i watched this movie with my brother recently
he was bugging me about it because he said it was scary shit and didnt want to watch it alone so i sat down with him
it was like about this small church in the middle of bumfuck nowhere that had like a demon in it or whatever, it had some loud jump scares and the atmosphere was pretty good overall
but what got me was the ending
>YOU SAID IT WASNT REAL

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>>64464720
the borderlands
scariest film i've ever seen. ending actually gave me a panic attack
dont be fooled by the shitty poster

>>64460928
Fuck I need to watch this again

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Too bad it went to shit once they started physically interacting with the moster.

>>64464773
when the guys try to back up the cave and its sealed i fucking felt actual fear
probably because caves in general make me really uneasy

>>64464850
im claustrophobic so thts why it freaked be out so much.
i wont give away the tweest to anyone who wants to watch it, but the way they pulled it off was fucking brilliant

>>64464773
I wouldn't call it the scariest but it has a creepy vibe and the ending is pretty disturbing when you think about it.

>>64461209
>the way it zooms up to the corpse
scared the fuck out of me when i was 11. I was alone and watching that scene

>>64463993
>Kill List
This

>>64463993
>kill list
fuck man the whole tone of that movie was just pitch black, like the way he was so hateful towards everyone was incredibly convincing

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zombie films with running zombies

that shit freaks me out, even if its a bad flick anything with running zombies cranks up the scary pressure for me. Like return of the living dead and 2004 Dawn of the dead. Even I am legend and world war z freaked me out because of the hyper athletic running thing

I recently saw the movie Compliance and thought to myself, "Huh, this whole situation is so stupid. There's no way this could happen." It's truly frighting how dumb people can be.

Just a heads up: today is the last day that TBWP is going to be up on UK Netflix. Better rewatch it before it's gone lads.

>>64465216
World War Z zombies were shit when they were running. It might as well have been a disease that mutated people into Velociraptors since all they did was chase people down and bite them once.

The only good parts in that movie were the ones that didn't rely on speed, the lab-sneaking and trying to move quietly through the army base at night were good.

>>64464806
this was the dumbest shit ever
it had such a good premise and it started so well
how did they fuck it up THAT badly?

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lake mungo
holy shit

>>64465723
It wasn't all that famiglia

>>64465227
She was retarded, not dumb.

>>64460193

What was so scary about this scene? When you gotta go you gotta go. Actually laughed a little when she tripped and ko'ed herself at the end.

>>64461412
That scene where the train goes by when the kid is in the tunnel scared me so much when i was a kid

The boo box in Hook really fucked me up when I was younger.

>>64461279
kek

>>64462914
I end up falling asleep after the opening coz I wank myself to ribbon.

>>64464355
eh?

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spoopiest movie ever made

>>64466716
WHAT YEAR IS IT

>>64466709
Basically, there are these two astronauts who just came back from a flight, one in hospital, the other visiting him. The visitor is freaking out because no one seems to remember a third astronaut, not even the hospital naut. The hospital naut reassures the visiting naut there was no other astronaut.
When he leaves, the hospital naut read through the papers, which now say he was the only naut, and all evidence of the visiting naut is gone, no one remembers him but the hospital naut. The hospital naut realises that he is also going to get poofed out of existence, freaks out and the episode ends with him disappearing
Dont know why, but it always freaked me the fuck out

Well I don't know if this counts but when me and a couple friends went to see star wars they had the trailer for the 3d not cartoon jungle book come up. I don't know why but the movie seems incredibly dark and I didn't expect to get spooked so much, especially the whole snake bit.
I mean I haven't felt that kind of feeling since I was a little kid watching stuff like return of the living dead or house on the haunted hill. Biggest thing that bothers me the most is that scary movies or even games can't get that kind of reaction out of me. It's like the first ounce of crude nightmare fuel I've had in 10 years

>>64467323
You should probably add that it's a Twilight Zone episode called "And When the Sky Was Opened". Really good one.

>>64467360
Thanks for the title, always get it mixed up with 'I shot an arrow into the sky"

>>64460430

So Gramps trashed their car too?

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Mental illness scares the shit out of me

>>64462914
Nice try Lars Von Trier, Antichrist fucking blew.

>>64462998
Underrated post

Prisoners
>that whole fucking ending
>that classic paul dano

>>64460974
Those messages from the future were pretty spooky.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGsv0pJemTY

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im not sure why but THIS scared me more then any other movie,the score,the baby,the girl in the radiator happily dancing while stepping on falling sperm
>shivers

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still scares me when i think about this film

a real work of genius

>>64461834
seeing it on stage in an old theatre in london is terrifying as fuck

>>64465782
>tripped

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>ctrl+f Jacob's Ladder
>0 results

>>64460193
I THREW AWAY THE MAP LMAO

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>nobody has posted this yet

America, not even once

I don't tend to watch films that go for scary anymore, just compelling or interesting (I think is the goal anyway).

I just don't find it scary for one reason or another. Got spooked like fuck by Halloween as a kid but that's about it. I sort of miss the feeling. Knowing I MUST keep watching to the end to know I'm safe from the monster.

>>64465723
>lake mungo
>holy shit

Lake Mungo
Ringu
Fire in the Sky
Pet Cemetery

Are the only horror movies I can think of that had scenes that stuck with me for any length of time

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>>64460430

>>64468557
Damn, I just read the plot synopsis on this and that is some compelling, tragic shit. If I were the parents, the Canadian government would never hear the end of it.

>>64468785
Kek. Wish I had been in that thread. Did that anon ever respond?

There was that Japanese movie that I found scary, I think it was Kairo? Cairo?
Its really very unsettling and goes beyond typical scares, gore (there is no gore) and psychology. Its shot in the way that makes it just really unsettling the whole time and depressive.

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That forbidden room gives me still the spooks.

On another note, the least i've been scared by a horror movie has to be with the latest Paranormal Activity movie.

I wish they stopped making them.

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>>64462815

the scene when they need to change the tire on the car and you can see the shadows of the ones running at at them inside that tunnel.

House of the Devil, but probably just because I was housesitting the night I watched it.

>>64467349
The snake in the Good Dinosaur spooked you?

Henry and original Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Just knowing people like that are out there is pretty unsettling.

to a lesser extent, August Underground is very uncomfortable to watch alone in the dark at night, and the shit that happens to Megan's friend at the end of Megan is Missing has to be the absolute worst way to fucking die.

I know its a meme series but the 1st Paranormal Activity fucked me up something good.
The movie itself was shit and not scary but holy fuck did I not sleep well in my own bed that night, every god damn noise was a ghost.

>>64462440
i think they had to use SD because they take less time to set up and that's the only way they could get the shots of london that look deserted.

>>64463993
>>64465051
>>64465054


yeah Kill List fucked me up at the end, I had no idea it was going to turn into a full-on horror film. The scene in the sewers was terrifying

>>64463185
>white people : the post

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A Field in England isn't really a horror movie but this scene unnerved me like few movies have

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A couple of years ago I remember seeing this odd video on youtube. I think I typed in "mentally disturbing" in the search bar, or something like that. Anyways, the video was pretty simple. All you could see was something that looked like white smoke, and you could hear muffled whispers. The odd thing is, everytime I watched it, I saw something different in the smoke. Like skulls, faces, hands etc. The video description was something like the uploader had been to an institution for mentally ill people, for reasons I can't remember, also he had a camera with him. One of the patients took the camera and apparently filmed himself, talking. The uploader of the video also mentioned that people reported seeing different images everytime they saw the video, weird shit. I can't find it anymore though.

>>64460381
The shining and tbwp were the only real scary ones to me as a kid as well, well there was one wierd vampire film that gave me nightmares for nearly a week but i'll never know what it was called :(,only scene I can remember was a woman in the shower across the street either having sex or being attacked by the vampire..

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>>64470308
I know that green styling is turning my stomach.

>>64471607
What happened in that tent?

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>>64471776
>I can't find it anymore though.

>>64466716
they are doing another one I heard
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2283362/

>>64471386

That scene in the sewers is pure fucking nightmare fuel. I legitimately shit myself when that shit went down.

>>64460928
This.

>>64471852
the film doesn't offer a lot of (if any) explanations but I think whatever occult magic O'Neil uses to turn him into a divining rod for the treasure also drives him temporarily insane

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This scene scared the living shit out of me.

not a film but, David Lynch's Rabbits freaked the shit out of me

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unnerving to say the least

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noroi got me for a few days

that mask just doesn't sit right with me

Zodiac
Wait until dark
Repulsion
Psycho
Don't look now
Alien

I don't watch much horror as I find myself easily scared by the cheap horror tricks and I don't really enjoy it

>>64467455
Then see The Living and the Dead if you haven't. Freaked me right the fuck out.

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i dont think i've seen this mentioned on /tv/ before and it's a shame cause it definetly stands out to me as one of the creepiest films i've seen

it's filmed so it appears to be one long continuous take and it actually works really well as i recall with the atmosphere also being tense as fuck

would recommond

>>64460586
>nuanced horror movie

That's why it's fucking shit.

"it's only scary if you can relate", what kind of writing is this? Its so boring and one dimensional. The human mind is powerful and the truest horror is probably our own self awareness. If a writer can't even elicit a natural fear response because he they were too focused on context, then they failed.

Funny Games.

>>64460430
>>she even has tufts of hair on her arms
Somebody said this before and I looked but I wasn't seeing shit

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>>64460402
this made me laugh way harder than it should of

>>64460297
Because the actors were genuinely scared, read the trivia on IMBD. On point where they find out the one guy is one and they're running hearing his screams, one of the film crew is standing on a hill with a white robe and ski mask on, and you can see the girls reaction yelling 'WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT'. It was unscripted as was most of the movie.

>>64462914
>torture porn
>scary

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>>64460430
>>64462346
>>64462495
>>64462851
>>64463897
>>64468785
>>64460944
>>64460957

Posted this before but me and my friends would all pause the VHS at this exact moment and had a huge theory going that the old lady Mary was The Blair Witch.
Check out her face poking through the tent.

>>64474232
>should of

Kill yourself.

>>64474591
I bet you would write a buzzfeed article titled:

"YOU WON'T BELIEVE THIS BLAIR WITCH PROJECT FAN THEORY"

>>64474591

for some reason I can't make out where the face is on the tent

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>>64468266
iktfb

>>64465723
I'm convinced this is an ironic meme. Lake Mungo was one of the shittiest, most boring horror movies I've ever seen.

apparently in the filming of this the directors were complete cunts and didnt tell the actors much of what they were doing. A couple times where they're running through the woods it's cos the directors had dressed up in sheets and genuinely terrified them

>>64475150
Really? you don't say

>>64461915
>>64461924
We had to watch the original in class for GCSE english so I probably wasnt in the best atmosphere to be spooked, but this scene was just fucking hilarious https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhuc-ot7Ryg
>EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

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Pic related wasn't the scariest thing ever but I really enjoyed it as a horror movie.

>>64462414
this film just depressed me desu. Especially the bit where he finds the guy and his daughter

>>64471850
What episode is this?

>>64460580
Trying to condescend with a cartoon picture attached

The ring and grudge remakes were pretty unsettling the first time I watched them but it was so long ago
I think there's going to be a third ring movie

>>64468557
this sounds so disturbing

>>64460193
not particularly horror, but I Saw the Devil.

>>64477277
what'd he look like?

>>64477277
a big dirty negro with two dicks

>>64477295
a bit like the dude from Old Boy

>>64474591
>Check out her face poking through the tent.
Trying. Little help?

>>64468266
Eraserhead is actually pretty funny when you get past the shock and strangeness of a lot of it.

The dad character of his wife cracks me up every time.

Anyone here seen the witch yet? It's not out until February but I know it's been playing at festivals and is supposedly pretty great

>>64461209
This shit still makes me jolt every single time. I think it has something to do with the way they lit the face, the eye sockets just look like bottomless black pits and its so jarring with that zoom.

>>64463491
>>64463521
Still worth noting. Watching Noroi for the first time was one of my favorite movie watching experiences I've ever had.

>>64473948
it was the one where it turned out that the main chick was the killer because her babby was kill or some shit?
yeah that was a pretty sweet movie.

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I was looking over my shoulder constantly while home alone for a few months after seeing this.

Only movie that's ever really creeped me out.

>>64460193
Absolute shit-tier, Nostalgic factor at best. Blair Witch released 2016 would barely be nominated on some shitty hipster movie fest, let alone be noticed by anyone. We have Far superior, scarier and haunting movies such as Paranormal Activity and Paranormal Activity 2.

>see this thread
>inspired to watch TBWP as a result
>feeling very spooked
>still haven't gone for my evening run
>area around my house is completely unlit and thick with trees

did i fuck up

>>64478351
>Paranormal Activity
>Paranormal Activity2
>superior film
error

>>64478518
is it your first time watching it? I only got scared shitless the first time i saw because i was 12 and hadn't seen that many horror movies
BWP still gives me the creeps but that's only when i watch it once in a blue moon and late at night

>>64474591
There's nothing there. At all.

>>64464773
This. It's a damn good found footage movie too. What makes it work is that you actually give a shit about the characters

>>64478622

nah this is my 3rd of 4th time watching it but honestly each time leaves as strong an impression on me as the last

>>64462076
it's pretty scary if you can really involve yourself in it

I'm getting to the point in my life where I'm finding shit scary again, in my early 20's I couldn't really find anything scary besides maybe jumpscares, but now the jumpscares aren't scary at all and it's bizarre and horrifying stuff like this that really gets to me

There's a making of the BWP that I really wanna see called the woods movie
http://youtu.be/m8wyv4tuI8A

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I'll be real with you, this gave me nightmares for years as a kid. Just the cover. I never actually saw the movie, but the cover terrified me.

that movie where david bowie spins silver balls

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Other than being an okay the cabin scene is arse clenching

>>64472874
well what happens

>>64478351
weak b8

>>64478821

I wonder if children are naturally programmed to be scared of everything for a reason and make them stick with their parents

>>64460458
Watch Lake Mungo, you'll like it.

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>>64478887
>that reveal that the shadowy cabal that runs the world are Mithras worshippers

>>64462414
I wish Cillian Murphy would play likable characters more often.

>>64472057
Will robin williams return for this?

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I watch maybe one horror movie every week or two and I literally can't remember the last time I was actually scared by a movie. Maybe it was pic related, not because the movie was scary, but because I was disturbed by the mind that would conceive and execute bigfoot rape babies

>>64462830
>giving a shit about supplementary materials for movies, especially comics

imo it doesn't matter unless it happens onscreen.

>>64478824
Labyrinth and the balls are clear, not silver.

>>64477277
That movie was completely underwhelming until the very last scene. That shit hit surprisingly hard.

>>64461650

Sounds cheap but it was done well and it only happens once so it's not too overdone, sadly the film itself is pretty meh at best.

>>64467455
BUG is really goog

>>64462914
This was awful. All I got from this was torture porn and director trying to be edgy for the sake of being edgy and coming up with such bullshit as "what if nature was satan?" or some shit.

>>64466680
>>64467541
>>64474355
>>64479668
I liked it, but I'm also not a judgmental piece of shit
:^)

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No ones posted this yet. I am disappoint.

For some reason a song sampled the music from this and I had to turn it off.

I guess you can say it got under my skin.

>>64479914
Mama?

>>64480146
yes son?

>>64460193
What should I watch, /tv/; Blaire Witch or The Boarderlands?

>>64462414
>>all of you have absolute shit taste
>posts the most overrated poorly directed and poorly acted horror shite

Cillian Murphy and Brendon Gleeson made it watchable.

>>64480228
Damn good film!

>>64480275
Wanna get creeped out at all?, watch the blair witch project, it's one of the best horror films ever made m8.

>>64480275
Do you ever want to go camping again?

>>64480434
Not him but 28 days later was amazing for what it was trying to do, the only problem is that it turned to shit at the army section

>>64461190
didn't scare me, made me fucking uncomfortable though.

Is Josh killing them pretty plausible and fucking with them the whole time? I mean the only thing which adds to this theory is that he mentions not having anyone before they enter the woods.

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>>64479914
>dat speedwalk

How terrifying.

>>64468557
I fucking raged throughout this film.

I can't even imagine how the parents dealt with all that endless incompetence.

>>64462914
I liked it, beautifully shot and soundtracked, the actual "gore" in it spoilt it for me, didn't look "real" enough and broke the suspense :/

Also, woman is the monster clearly.

>>64460928
Wat film iz dis
Sori fo bad English

>there are no movies about skinwalkers
shits the scariest to read, I just wish there was one good camping horror about them.

>>64480692
Inland Empire

>>64460193
good choice OP. one of my favorite movies that still scare the shit out of me. must be watched in the dark tho for full affect

>>64480275
It is honestly one of my favourite horrors. Borderlands wasn't exactly bad, but it did nothing for me.

>tfw living literally 50 meters from the forest
My mother can't sleep alone in the house ever since she saw TBWP and that was like 10 years ago.

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I saw this shit when I was 8 and it gave me nightmares for like 3 fucking years.

Still unsettles me to this day.

>>64480819
I'd like a good skinwalker game. Don't know how you could make it spooky though

>>64463061
>>64463144
>>64463192
>>64463635
>>64463735
>>64463959
There's a lot of lore that says that a babies cries are to be feared in the wilderness, or disembodied ones. There are things in native American lore that lure you out of your house by mimicking baby cries, and IIRC it's often used for the darker versions of fae. I can't be bothered to find a better example right now, but here's one from Indonesia that seems to fit the bill.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontianak_%28folklore%29
>If the cry is soft, it means that the pontianak is close, and if it is loud, then it must be far.
>kills its victims by digging into their stomach with its sharp fingernails and devouring their organs. In some cases where the pontianak desires revenge against a male individual, it rips out the sex organs with its hands. It is said that if you have your eyes open when a pontianak is near, it will suck them out of your head.
h-hold me, anons...

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Best horror atmosphere coming through.

What did Kaneda see?

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>>64460492
I had to look away

>>64467455
Damn that movie really caught me off-guard. Great buildup, ending was tragic as fuck.

LAKE MUNGO actually disturbed me on some level. It has a high "creepy" factor, and the ending bummed me out.

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Pic related was spooky as fuck. on a psychological level

>go out camping
>starts to get dark
>set up tent and go inside
>almost midnight
>dark, moonless night
>hear this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8eSRBHw88w
>or this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XK8zmW4GMzU

what do?

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>>64481547
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XK8zmW4GMzU

>>64468785
>people still think this is retarded

it would have sent civilization straight to you rather than the other way around

god /tv/ has the shittiest fucking memes I bet you reply to "because a galaxy far far away is actually hell" threads 10 times too

>>64481547
>shit my pants
>bite off my tongue
>close my eyes and pray for death

>>64465227
>>64465769
I worked 2 fast food joints, for a total of 5 years while in HS/College and that movie was terrifying to me. Mostly because I could really see it happening, and it does - all the time.

People at those places are so scared at the lack of job security, and the fear of disappointing the wrong customer is so deeply ingrained, that shit like that happens. You spend long enough watching the massive turn-over for dumb shit like looking at a customer who's having a bad day the wrong way, and it just gets that way. Granted, for something so extreme like the movie it would have to be a perfect storm... like in the movie.

nice tits tho

>>64470308
I watched it recently and realised that it's all the music

It's only scary because of the score

And maybe the cinematography and slow pacing

Kubrick is GOAT

For TBWP people get caught up too much in whether or not it's real and they end up missing the point. The same people who think they somehow "outsmarted" the creators of the film deny themselves the treat of being properly creeped out by a brilliant film.

It's a wonderful psychological film that still gets talked about today. It is well directed despite many people dismissing it's "gimmick" (handheld). There are lots of subtle visual clues that tell the story in its own way - see lingering shot on car, and a shot where the person holding the camera does a full 360 spin before entering the forest foreshadowing them getting lost.

It's a shame it doesn't get the credit it deserves.

>>64481104
Squad based Mechanic ala X-Com in which your squad mates may or may not be converted into Skinwalkers as you progress through increasingly more and more disturbing environments where the signs of the monster are present but may or may not even be truly there.

>>64478054
Yes. Putting the pieces together produced some great chills, and the freaking ending is one of the scariest things I've ever seen, at least the first time I watched it.

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Alien scared me.

>>64473610
It certainly was, including that man faced creature

>>64481080
>My mother can't sleep alone in the house
Do you sleep with her?

>>64481547
Go back to your home board memetic crossposter.

>>64468785
>burn down the forest

thats actually the solution for all the trouble that can find you in the forest. including survival situtaions

>>64484022
I swear I remember reading that burning down the forest, or at least trying to start a massive fire, was considered a proper strategy in some survival situations.

>>64481434
That was a thriller though.

>>64484077
i was always thinking of that but i guess it is a taboo in survivalist doctrine because what would happen if every dumbfuck who gets lost causes a forest fire

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>>64464572
In my opinion this was the only found footage horror to actually live up to TBWP's name. Even the jump scares were well crafted.

>>64484287
It's probably hard to intentionally start a full-blown forest fire unless you're Australian.

>>64484423
The end was good. It wrapped everything nicely.

>>64460193
Pi spooked me not in a "OOOH HORROR!" way but in a psychologically terrifying way.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre, it was pretty unerving and fucking creepy from the start but when this happened it shocked me and set the tone for the rest of the movie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y33Fio8Ghpg

>>64484665
its not hard at all

>>64479849
It's not even remotely scary. It's an interesting film, beautifully shot and with excellent atmosphere, but the feeling is more of uneasiness rather than fear.

>>64484724
then the sequel appeared and was a piece of shit.

>>64475879
Forever.

>>64480819
Skinwalkers as you probably know them are something loosely based on true lore cooked up over creepypasta, refined more and more until what you now know. That's why we'll never see a movie about them specifically.

As far as a movie about the actual lore? I'll have to look around I'm sure there's something out there. If not, there really should be.

>>64481104
The only games I've been scared by relied entirely on jump scares and suspense created by said jump scares. I'd doubt anyone could make a good skinwalker game.

I've heard the game for The Thing wasn't terrible, and is comparable.

>>64484423
I was genuinely surprised by this one. It wasnt anything amazing but it was found footage done right. Dont understand why it needed a shitty sequel though.

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The Devil Rides Out

pretty good paired with Night Of The Demon (1957)

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It shouldn't have been that scary, but it was.