ITT: Horror movies you've seen that just stuck with you

>>17329404
Is Slither a horror?

>>17329414
I would count it as horror from what I've heard, but I've actually never seen it. Worth a watch?

>>17329404
I'm probably a lamefag but The Descent stuck with me, as well the original Alien movie.

I think horror movies are in kind of a ditch due to modernity quashing so many of our instinctual fears of the unknown, so it's hard to make anything good now.

I've seen a lot of stuff recently, like Serbian Movie, stuff in that genre, but those films are really just shockers rather than horror.

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>>17329404
Ravenous. That soundtrack, mate. Also, movies with wendigos are always fun.

>>17329448
I really like the Descent and Alien, too bad the sequels were all pretty lame (especially for Descent).

A lot of modern horror is just rehashed shit over and over. I'm a huge horror fan so it takes a truly awful movie to turn me away, but I can't lie and say most of them are "good".

A Serbian Movie made me laugh because of how over-the-top it was. Like Human Centipede on steroids.


>>17329476
I haven't seen it but I might need to check it out, I'm always looking for new horror and Netflix's catalog is running thin since I've watched so much of it.

>>17329404
Never heard of pic related, and I've seen pretty much every decent horror film out there. I'm just about to watch now. Thanks OP.

>>17329414
>Slither

Saw this when I was pissed, can't remember any of it. Going to have to re-watch it later now you've mentioned it. Thanks, anon.

>win/win

"A Tale of Two Sisters" stuck with me. The story and soundtrack are haunting. It's a phenomenal horror film imo. That's all I'll say as to avoid spoilers, but I recommend it to everyone.

"Memories of Murder" is probably the one that stuck with me the most, but it's more a crime-thriller/serial-killer drama.

Pontypool

>>17329491
OP here, it's one of my favorite ones. Even my friend who hates horror movies as a rule said it sounded pretty cool. It's pretty feely.

I will check out those two as well. Even if a spoopy is meh I'll get through it, it takes true garbage shit (like fucking Death Tunnel) to make me turn it off halfway through.


As a side note, does anyone else here have a horror movie ritual for lack of a better word? 99% of the time I wrap up in my blankets in my room with the door shut, lights off, and a bottle of liquor. Watching a spoop without doing that now feels wrong.

>>17329488
I'd totally recommend Ravenous, just remember that's off-beat and kinda goofy, but deals with very heavy themes. Netflix should refresh the horror library more often, lol.

>>17329414
Horror comedy, and a really good one at that.

>>17329491
WindChill is pretty good, but it reminded me of Dead End and that one was better.

>>17329404
The Ring (American Version). Don't ask me why, but I could not looks at turned off TVs without being scared for quite a while

>>17329524
I haven't seen Dead End but the comparison to Wind Chill makes me want to see it.


>>17329538
I saw the Ring in theaters when I was like 10 and I remember I had nightmares about it for a straight week. I went back a watched it a couple of years ago and could not for the life of me figure out why it had scared me. I mean it is pretty unsettling, but my ten year old brain just saw something it really didn't like apparently.

>>17329538
Haven't seen it, but I find it an interesting concept.

They say that a lot of creative process is dug from our unconscious (post apocalypytic movie resurgence after 9/11, etc) What does a movie about the horror of a turned off television say about its creator?

>>17329554
They have a similar premise, though Dead End is slightly more comedic. Both are great films.

>>17329538
I REALLY like that film, it's a decent remake.

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Anybody here seen Deadgirl? I'm still not sure what I think of it but I can say at least it wasn't a cliche borefest like other modern horror films.

>>17329518
This was very good. I was genuinely surprised. I went into it not knowing what it was about at all (my favorite way to watch horror) and the way it unfolded was top-notch.

Also, points for no shitty-ass jump-scares.

>>17329584
If I can gather that it's about necrophilia (stupid premise) then the execution had better be remarkably good.

>>17329476
THat soundtrack is too fucking loud! It spoiled the film for me in some places. And I really like Michael Nyman's stuff as a rule. Still, decent film.
>>17329404
Blair Witch Project will always stay with me
Kill List and A Field In England, Ben Wheatley is dope, High Rise was crap though
Also Carpenters The Thing
And Terminator, the idea of an implacable merciless killing machine after me is still something I find existentially terrifying
Haven't seen pic related will check it out, thanks OP

>>17329584
are you shitting me, man? the first time i saw it the first thing i thought was "the writers got stoned and/or drunk and started making necrophiliac jokes, and then suddenly decided to write them all down and make a movie". srsly

>>17329676
It is and it's not. Like I said, I'm not sure what I think of it, at times I was thinking "This is so fucking stupid" but I didn't want to stop watching.

>>17329679
I am not a fan of Blair Witch but I also generally dislike found-footage. Most of those others I haven't seen and may check out, the Thing is one of my favorites. Never really thought of Terminator as horror but the first movie does have some pretty creepy scenes and Schwarzenegger was my hero growing up.

>>17329707
The first Terminator is a horror film, it's a slasher sci fi movie. It's based on a nightmare James Cameron had. (Also a rip-off of a twilight zone episode)

>>17329679
I had to turn on the subtitles because of the volume, but it still worked for me.

>>17329559
It's actually about a cursed videotape that 'infects' people after they watch it. The supernatural element from the movie emerges from the televisions, but it has nothing to do with them being on or off. I totally recommend it.
The thing you said about the unconcious is why half the movies released in the 70s and 80s were subconsciously
'about' the Vietnam war (Predator, Return of the Jedi, Rambo, Aliens, etc.)

>>17329584
One of my favorites and i don't know why desu

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This one fucked me up. I started having nightmares and sleep paralysis again after watching it, I'm positive it triggered it.

>>17329853
I have a few like that. Session 9, It Follows, and Nothing Left to Fear come to mind.

>>17329866
I've been considering watching that, it's one of the movies on Netflix I haven't seen that didn't sound outright dull.

>>17329584
I really like it. Very unsettling and memorable. I felt so sorry for the girl.

>>17329882
I thought the premise was retarded at first but then I was just like "Wow you guys are a bunch of assholes" and started hoping she'd eventually murder them.

>>17329584
Saw but didn't really get into it. Seemed like a juvenile badly acted soft porn movie.

Gotta say I did think the premise is interesting and worth exploring, but it was just handled in a too juvenile way in this movie for my taste.

>>17329891
The idea actually has the potential to provoke some decent conversation about the subtext of the story.

If you look at the basis of what a zombie is, what humans find so fascinating about them. Why we created them and what they mean to us. What they say about us. Now think about a sex slave female zombie and what THAT says about us for producing and consuming the idea.

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Def 'the Gate' c.1987. Something about the synth music and the eye painted on the wall in blood. Seems stupid now. But I was like 3 when first watched it. No other movie had this effect on me. It didn't help that half the buildings in our neighborhood were abandoned.

Totally unrelated. But this song was out around the time I saw this movie. Their videos always had eyes painted sewhere. Was something about an eye being painted touched me the wrong way.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ijAYN9zVnwg

>so stupid

Since we're on the topic of spoops, I will say that I fucking loathe the Babadook. I had to pause it and take a break twice when I watched it because I was just so bored. A lot of people go on about me being bored because "hurr durr no jump scares" but I think jump scares are shit too, I just thought the Babadook was...bad.

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>>17329437
Hell yes! Slither is really great, it's got a nice balance of horror with comedy, plus the effects are ace.

>>17329921
Holy shit I forgot about the Gate! I used to love that movie when I was younger. The hand coming from under the bed used to freak me out.

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Videodrome. The idea that technology mutates the brain, the part about violent tv acting like a valve, fucking masterpiece.

>>17329943
Seems like horror movies from the 80s are just superior in quality. One of my all-time favorites is the original Hellraiser and the first sequel. I'll have to check Videodrome out.

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>>17329404

>>17329943
seconding Videodrome, super weird and unsettling

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>>17329960
I saw that in theaters but I barely remember anything about it except the ending. I've always grouped it in my head with Darkness Falls and Fear of the Dark, which are two others that have always stuck with me.

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The Haunting of Whaley House. It's on Netflix. The movie was so fucking ridiculous but I was coming down off of Molly when I watched and the scene with this demon thing scared me so bad for some reason. I legit didn't leave my room until I knew someone else was home the next day because I kept expecting him to be in the hallway

>>17330414
I watched that a couple of months ago actually, my then-girlfriend and I were on Skype talking about how lame it was. I actually don't remember much of it, I was pretty drunk. I seem to recall pretty terrible acting? I dunno, it's fuzzy.

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>>17329921
I loved this when I was a kid, still do.

The Company Of Wolves. Made me love werewolves when I saw it. Just fucking loved it. It had like 3 or 4 interlinking stories and some fucking up transformations like a werewolf basically shedding the skin of the human. I haven't seen it for 20+years and I don't know if it's held up well but it has always stayed with me.

>>17330549
Did a quick search of it and it sounds fun as fuck, I'll have to check it out. I have a love of 80s horror flicks, particularly with a fantasy spin. The original Troll is pretty ridiculous, but I still really enjoy it.

>>17329404
Faculty.

>>17330567
Sci-fi teen horror sounds a bit iffy but I'll check it out, guarantee it can't be worse than shit like Death Tunnel or Badonkadook.

>>17330563
forgot about Troll! I loved that one too. If my head wasn't so clouded from a cold I might be able to think of some more great ones from back then but I'm basically mentally impaired right now.

>>17330576
I'm pretty drunk so I feel you haha. I'm currently watching Apartment 143 on Netflix, pretty damn bored so far.

Can someone reccomend me a horror film? I'm stoned and looming for something like the others

>>17329975
I'm gonna second Darkness Falls. I fucking love the concept, and the groans the old woman makes always freaked me out. Plus, the opening scene is just great, imo. The final shot where the camera pulls back and he's hiding in the tub while the woman is outside the door, clinging to the wall was burned into my head. Not necessarily out of fear, I just loved the way it looked.

>>17330600
If you're into religious horror, check out Nothing Left to Fear. It might not be for everyone but I personally loved it for reasons I can't really explain.

Anyone else here fucking pumped for The Witch? Something about the trailer just doesn't sit right with me. Very eerie vibe.

>>17330619
Darkness Falls still unsettles me. I've seen it probably 5 or 6 times. There's something really fucking creepy about the whole thing.

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>>17329488

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Beyond the Black Rainbow had an atmosphere and surreal quality that really reminded me of the kind of dreams I have when I'm really sick and feverish.

>>17330627
I hadn't heard about it/seen the trailer, but I think it's worth a look. Not in theaters, I've been disappointed by too many spoopies for the ridiculous prices of movies nowadays, but I'll be watching it eventually.

>>17330600
Have you seen The Woman In Black? In my opinion, it's a very underrated horror movie. Sort of generic, but the Harry Potter guy is a fuck of an actor. The ending is good, too.

>>17329943
Is that the one where the guy occasionally gets sick and when he talks some sort of light coming out of his mouth?

>>17330634
It looks/sounds trippy as hell, I'll add that to my list of recommendations.

>>17330627
I am. Looks like a good period film as well as a spooky-ooky one.

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>>17330648
Oh, and to answer OP's question, I'll always remember the last few minutes of [REC]. It's the only thing ever put on celluloid to physically frighten me in my adult life.

>>17330654
I still haven't seen [REC]. Recent ex wanted to watch it together but we never did and now I don't wanna because I'm an emotionfag.

>>17330628
I'm glad I'm not the only one. Nobody else I know even remotely enjoyed that movie when it came out, but there were some scenes that stuck with me to this day.

The part where the kid is slowly disappearing into the darkness of the CAT scan machine, being one. You can see the terror on the kid's face, but his sister and the doctors have him sort of convinced he'll be OK in the darkness. At that point, those creepy groans start drifting out of the Machine very quietly and the kid gets more and more scared, but doesn't say anything because he wants to make his sister happy. The whole scene just makes me shiver.

Also, I was 11 when the original Jeepers Creepers movie came out. The entire first act with the sewer pipe and church basement legitimately terrified me. I still love that movie.

A really low budget found footage film from the early 2000s called The St Francisville Experiment.

>>17330698
Jeepers Creepers is a damn good movie, I saw it when I was in the 3rd grade and it fucked me up. I watched the sequel a couple of years ago and was horribly disappointed. There's supposed to be a third movie coming out at some point that focuses on the dude from the first movie's sister trying to kill the Creeper permanently.

>>17330710
Low-budget got me. Low-budget spoopies usually pull me in because they're campy or just absurd, it's almost endearing. I previously stated that I dislike found footage but paranormal investigation films usually catch my attention for some reason.

>>17329404
Saw Wind Chill thanks to your post. Thought it was pretty good. The love story element of it was pretty touching, made me give a shit about the protagonists.

IMDB had this movie rated badly. Wish it wasn't so difficult to find good movies, cause all the ones with good ratings seem bad to me.

>>17330734
That's a lot of why I enjoyed it. The growth of the characters/their relationship was really touching, and I think them not having established names somehow made it even more personal. Glad you enjoyed it!

I feel the same way. Some of the highest-rated horror movies, especially modern, I think are horrible. The Babadook is a prime example.

Check out Monsters (2010) I liked that movie for the same reason as Wind Chill.

>>17329943
This and Existenz

>>17330757
Comparison to Wind Chill, I'll check it out. That movie is seriously in my top 5 favorite horror movies and I can't even really explain why.

What did everyone think of Mama?

The Orphanage (2007)

The ring

>>17330789
Will check out because people praise it for lack of cheap scares. Jump scares are trash

>>17330714
I think the third one has been in development hell for years.
Stuff like Darkness Falls always gets me. Anything that plays on fear of the dark and thongs waiting there. There was one I saw when I was a kid but u can't remember it exactly. It was called Them or They or something like that. About a whole race of creatures that live in a dark dimension and make lights go out so they can drag people away.

Good call on Wind Chill, really well made film. Maybe you'd also like Riding The Bullet because most of it takes place in a car iirc.

Too many movies in my mind, I'll mention The Innkeepers, Lake Mungo and the Crazies remake.

Also, off topic, I realized yesterday that the Martyrs remake is out but then I saw that it has a 3.7 rating on imdb. Anyone saw it?

>>17329404
*sigh* The Giant Gila Monster. I'm not kidding. That crappy film...I watched it with my Dad when I was probably like twelve years old or so, and then had to go to bed for school right afterwards. For some reason,that movie brought up some kind of dread in me that stuck with me that entire night. I'm not afraid of it (other than for it's terrible quality) but it's got a weird effect on me. And being a fan of all kinds of horror, I have no idea why.

Other (less embarrassing candidates) would include Close Encounters of the Third Kind. It's not really a horror movie but it has the elements and aliens freak me out.

Jurassic Park: I love the movie and dinosaurs so much, but I still have recurring dreams and nightmares involving dinosaurs to this day.

>>17330640

saw this with my gf a few weeks ago, it was nice. i hear theres a sequel, any idea if its good?

>>17330874
"They", Wes Craven movie. That one was top shelf creepy. The end scene scared the fuck out of me, *SPOILERS* where she's trapped in the shadow realm thing, and the guy's looking in the closet for her, but it's like a two way mirror and he can't see her screaming. Then he slowly closes the door, leaving her in darkness while the things creep up behind her. Fuck me.

>>17330764
Mama had a lot of potential, but went to dogshit very fast imo. The three minute YouTube clip it was based on was utterly terrifying, but the big budget version of that scene was a bit too Hollywood for me.

>>17330739
Can you elaborate on why you didn't like The Babadook? I found that movie quite terrifying.

Lake mungo fucked with me

>>17330890
I will check it out, and I'm glad you liked Wind Chill. It's an underrated gem IMO.

I really liked the Innkeepers and Lake Mungo, I have yet to see the Crazies remake but I'm interested. My best friend has recommended the original Martyrs, I have it downloaded but haven't watched it yet.

>>17330938
I've never even heard of it but the title sounds campy/fun. I'll have to give it a watch. I've honestly never seen Close Encounters but I've had it recommended a lot so it's due to be checked out.

Jurassic Park is a movie that holds a special place in my heart, my parents didn't want me watching it as a kid but when they left me with a family friend she showed it to me and I fell in love with it. Jurassic World was a pretty damn good film IMO as well.

>>17330981
I personally enjoyed Mama even though it was pretty predictable, something about the monster just unsettled me.

As for the Babadook, I just found it boring. I thought the child actor was way over-the-top, and as someone who suffers from severe depression I didn't think the mother's "symptoms" had anything to do with it, at least not from my perspective. Towards the end when the monster showed up, the stock sound effects really turned me off, and I also though the editing was pretty terrible. There were a few legitimately creepy moments though, such as when the Babadook was crawling around on the ceiling.

I'm adding Lake Mungo and Pontypool to my list, I've seen almost unanimous positive reception to both.

I loved The Others when I was younger. The scene where the little girl is telling her mom about the ghosts she's seen, and how many times she's seen them. It's two, three times each, then it gets to the old woman and she says she's seen her like fifteen times. Loved the delivery in that scene. The whole move had a really great buildup, and the ending was quite bleak.

Still the OP here, recommending a few others that you might not have seen: Clown (2014), Castle Freak (1995), and 100 Feet (2008). I remember all of them sticking out to me for different reasons.

>>17331002
I understand the bit about the kid. He was supposed to be annoying, but they kind of went a little overboard and took away any possible redeeming features to the point that his part in every scene was distilled down to 'and the kid is an annoying little fuck again.'

Other parts legitimately give me chills though, like when she sees the Babadook at the police station. Any part involving the book really freaked me out, too. Something about the writing and tone of that thing really got to me.

>>17331027
I think I remember those bits. I generally don't give up on horror flicks, but damn if that film didn't just bore me to tears. I'm sure horror films I love bore others, though, everyone has different tastes.

>>17330989
It's a super old low budget movie about...well a giant gila monster. My Dad loved it but it's TERRRRIBLE. But for some reason it freaked me out and kinda sticks with.

Close Encounters is a great movie, IMO. It's entertaining and just a little creepy. JP, I saw when I was 8 and I've loved it ever since.

OH yeah, and I forgot to add the original adaptation of "The Colour out of Space" by H.P. Lovecraft. When I was young I saw that and it messed me with me sort of how the Gila Monster movie did. Weird since I love all of Lovecraft's literary horror.

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>>17331056
Never heard of it but fuck that pic unsettles me, I'll have to check it out!

>>17331066
It's a very slow burn, but it's great at creating tension and it has an amazing plot. There's lots of shit going on that seems random but every little thing connects at the end, it took me two viewings to really get it all.

One scene in the original version of Shutter freaked me out (I think it's a Korean movie?). Where the main character is climbing up a ladder to get away from the standard creepy Asian ghost girl. He hears a noise above him, stops, slowly looks up, and ghost girl is climbing down the ladder towards him, but upside down so they're face to face.

Other than that, generic early/mid 2000s Asian ghost girl spooker. Not worth it.

>>17331076
I'll probably check it out anyway, most horror films are worth my attention just because I love the genre.

Shutter reminded me of Shutter Island, I love that film.

>>17330981
Not the anon you're replying to but I didn't enjoy The Babadook because it didn't feel like a horror movie. It was a family drama with a few jump scares and a little bit of mounting dread.
I'm personally against horror movies trying to make their characters believable and relatable. If the characters are bland they're like blank slates, it's easier to project onto them and get closer to the horror of the film.
Complex characters distract from the horror. Any sympathy or care I'm feeling for them because of their damaged family bond or whatever is emotional investment that lessens my feeling of fear.

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The Pulse...its how we get invaded by ET

>>17331056
>>17331066
>>17331075
I suggest Cult (Karuto), from the same director.
Also:

>Shirome
Also by the Noroi guy but nowhere near as good. That said, I still enjoyed it a lot.

>The Conspiracy
Saw this the other day and really liked it. Some complain about the ending but thats because it could have a couple interpretations I think.

>Blair Witch
Overhyped but still good. I only saw it this year and thought it was pretty neat.

>V/H/S 1 and 2
Its an anthology series so its a mix of good and bad. Overall very enjoyable.

>the Tunnel
Great one that was mentioned in this thread.

>Rec 1 and 2
First one is great and second one is very good imho

>Trollhunter
Not really horror but I highly recommend this. It's really funny.

>Grave Encounters
Kinda goofy but I really liked it. They made a sequel which was just OK.

>the Bay
Like others said, really good.

>The Last Exorcism
Really good.

>Apollo 18
Silly but worth a watch imo

>Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
Quirky half-comedy half-horror. Not really scary but its a lot of fun. Ton of horror cliches.

>The Sacrament
It was OK. It follows the Jonestowns stuff a bit too much to be scary.

>Cloverfield
Fun action movie.

I saved this from other thread, thank you found footage-fag.

>>17331090
Ugh I went to see "The Pulse" in theaters and couldn't stand it. I think it's a remake of Asian horror but all the cool parts of the trailer made things fairly boring in the actual movie. I was let down.

>>17331076
Asian ghost girls alone are creepy anon.
The American version of The Grudge is actually a memorable one for me. The face of that girl coupled with the sound she makes paralysed me with fear when I first watched it as a kid.

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>>17331076
Speaking of, the first time I saw the first Ju-On movie, I was 9. When the girl is hiding in her bed, lifts up her covers and ghost chick is RIGHT THERE - that fucked me up quite a bit.

I thought The Grudge was a pretty good remake, but they left out a few little scenes that I found fucking creepy.

Such as, the girl who gets chased from the office by the ghost. At one point, she's watching the security cameras, and sees the shadowy figure come out of the door, walk down the hall towards the camera and disappear. Then the screen slowly turns to black as the figure's head appears from below the camera, and it's fucking eyes open, staring right at you. (pic related, screen shot of the scene)

They cut that scene short in the American version, and it really pissed me off.

>>17329404
"Teeth' and a Jap horror movie called 'Spiral' have stuck with me.

>>17329404
The thing 1982 version. Just love the isolation aspect and the bitter cold to go along with the plot

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>>17329404

Fuck you, England. This movie spooked me hard as a kid.

Dawn of the Dead (2004). I think something about the hopelessness of it all really stuck with me.

>>17331101
I watched Grave Encounters by myself while high as fuck, and absolutely loved it. Watched it a second time with a buddy, and the charm was completely gone. It seems it was a one time thing for me.

The part where they bust open the front door and it's just another hallway really threw me for a loop the first time I saw it, though.

>>17331209
28 Days Later did that for me, even though the ending isn't nearly as bleak as Dawn of the Dead. The zombies in 28 Days really set the tone for pretty much every zombie movie to come.

I'll have to check out Wind Chill, I've liked Emily Blunt since Edge of Tomorrow.

I saw a poster for EoT with just the actors last names on it, so now 'Blunt Cruise' is a running joke. The working title of that movie was so much better - "All You Need Is Kill"

>>17330989
Dude, watch martyrs asap.

>>17331213
Cant remember if its the first or second one but the part where theyre in the hotel and take the elevator and end up back in the asylum fucked me up.

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Saw this movie when I was like 14 and always thought it was real until years later found out it was fake. Was the first real scary movie I saw and was hooked on to scary movies.

>>17331559
Couldn't agree more. I was nine when it came out, a buddy snuck a copy to my place and a bunch of us watched it on my tenth birthday. My parent's house is ten minutes out of town and surrounded by woods that look EXACTLY like where they get lost in the movie, and we camped out a lot in them, so it scared the absolute shit out of us.

Honestly love that movie, still the best found footage film ever made, imo. Also the most effective viral marketing campaign I've seen (being nine/ten definitely helped it seem more real).

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I was a preteen when I watched this damn movie. It scarred me. I couldn't sleep at night for months; I had to have my door open all the time, and god forbid if I looked into my closet when my room light wasn't on.

I was legitimately terrified of the noise the grudge made -- I always thought I could hear it late at night.

I just recently saw that movie Creep on Netflix, really unsettled me, despite being cheesy. I have a family member exactly like the guy in it, which probably amplified the spoop factor by a lot.

>>17331641
That movie made me sad. The whole thing was just sad.

>>17331656
Bad movie sad?
Or just sad sad?

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This movie gives me nightmares every time.
Bipedal werewolves = shit the bed scurred

>>17331678
I fucking loved that movie when I was younger. The part where the guy is running through the woods and impales himself on a log gets me every time.

>>17331689
Yeah, same here.

It's not that I'm all that scared while I'm watching, but it's guaranteed that as soon as I go to sleep I'm going to be eaten by werewolves in my dreams.

the visit and devils rock or something

Absentia is one that stuck with me recently. It does a good job of portraying someone who's trying to come to terms with a spouses unexplained disappearance, and what that must be like. Then it gets into the creepier stuff. It's not without flaws, but a lot of the most effective horror films usually aren't, IMO.

>>17329943
End the living flesh, long live videodrome.

>>17330874
Yep it is they and it is creepy as fug

>>17331171
It's probably my favorite movie.

>>17329437
It's for when you're in a weird mood. Drugs/alcohol recommended

>>17331678
I love Dog Soldiers. goofiness aside, that werewolf design was fantastic

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Even though it is more of a thriller, I highly recommend it.

>>17330648
Fuck. That goat standing on two feet near end of trailer...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQXmlf3Sefg

Fucking Event Horizon. And the worst part is there was a bunch of shit they actually didn't even add.

>>17330757
Monsters was a good film. Wasn't sure if it was mu cup of tea at first but glad I stuck with it.

The 2nd one wasn't as good.

>>17332968
You should watch the show Salem if you want that spooky 17th century occult feel complete with blood orgies and goat men.

THE LAST SHIFT.

Man that shit has stuck with me especially the linen cloth locked room scene with the slit faced demon dude and his servants.

nope.avi.

>>17331678
THERE IS NO SPOON

>>17329404
Sigh....
Dantes Peak, man. That hot spring scared the shit out of me as a kid. I took cold showers for a while after that, instead of hot ones. That way I would know when it was happening just in case we secretly lived near a volcano.

Haven't seen The Descent mentioned yet - got to be one of the scariest films I've ever seen. A team of female cavers get trapped, and things go to hell. Absolutely fucking terrifying.

A couple of segments of V/H/S/ 2 stand out: the 'camera eye' and the Indonesian (?) cult.

>>17329404
kill yourself

Kairo just left me feeling utterly empty inside when it was done.

>>17334315
Then you're blind.

>>17329922
posts like this need to be recognized

>>17334061
i remember this as a really slow burner but the scare at the end actually got me... guess old woman like in the others just happen to scare me

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>>17329404
>Ctrl+F
>"The Evil Dead"
>"0 of 0"
The remake is good. Damn good. Give it a watch.

>>17330987
This. I really had no expectations starting that movie and it really fucked with me. Good pick anon.

>>17329518
fuck yeah, just watched this based off this recommendation

very good, very original idea that was a great watch. definitely low budg with ok-tier actors but pulled off something really out of the ordinary with those components.

I passed out last night and forgot about this thread. Lots of good recommendations that I will be writing down and checking out later.

Anyone seen Neverlake? I really enjoyed that movie although I might just be nostalgic because I watched it with my now ex girlfriend back in November.

>>17329707
Really recommend Kill List.
>>17329830
Yeah, I just find it a shame 'cause it's a good film. Still can't figure out why the blonde guy wants to kill Guy Pearce's character, though-I heard there was an deleted scene that explains it?
>>17329584
Can't remember much about it.

Oh I see Banshee Chapter recommended in these threads a lot, it's found footage but I really like it.

>>17330634
Oh shit word that film is bonkers

>>17330667
don't watch it, it's boring as fuck anon

>>17332598
yeah, tight as fuck bro, you sir have a good taste

>>17334669
fuck off

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>>17335411
lol theres like 1 MAYBE 2 good horror movies that come out a year, REC is def one of them.

Cant wait to watch The Witch when it comes out in a week or so

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I literally fell asleep during this movie in the theater. That's happened to me twice, other time was Out OF Africa when I was a kid. That movie was worse than this one, but still...darkness sucked

>>17329404
Holy mother fuck
I just started this movie, I knew a bitch just like this
Jesus christ I wanna put a fork in my ear

>>17335434
Damn, yeah, I forgot about that Movie
IT's coming that soon?

>>17335488
Yeah, I fucking hated her too when I first started watching it.

Stay the course comrade

>>17329491
A Tale of Two Sisters is fantastic. Korean horror films are my favourite East Asian horrors. They tend to be a damn near perfect mixture of Japanese psychological thriller, and Chinese slasher/gore.

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Jacob's Ladder.

>>17335569
Not Korean, but have you seen Audition? Pretty fucked up, I recommend it.

>>17335647
I have never seen Jacob's Ladder. I know what it is and about all the fucked up stop-motion shit but I've never watched it and I probably need to.

>>17335661
It had a huge influence on the creation of Silent Hill if that says anything.

>>17335670
First Silent Hill remains one of my favorite games. I saw the movies in November, they were okay. I'll definitely have to give it a watch then.

>>17335661
>I have never seen Jacob's Ladder

nigga, if it wasn't for this movie, the silent hill games wouldn't exist, Jacob's Ladder is psychological horror done right

>>17330634
*heavy breathing continues*

>>17335661
Audition is the "kiri kiri kiri" film, right? I've seen that one, if so. It's been a while, though. Dream Home is another good one. It's a Chinese slasher film, so it's not exactly scary, but I remember being really fucking impressed by the actual gore portions. It's not your standard Western "stab people until they die" kind of killing.

>>17336981
Yeah, that's the one, saw it a couple years ago. That bitch was crazy.

>>17329866
i didnt like it not spooky at all

While this movie isn't spooky in a traditional sense of jump scares or shit in the closet that wants to eat you, "the signal" is an amazing thinker with tons and tons og mystery and intrigue.. I like to think I can usually nail a plot about 20minites in but anons this movie will keep u guessing all he way through.

I watched it a good 6 times and still come away with a new thought each time

>>17331161
Spiral? As in Junji Ito's Uzumaki turned into a film? I've read it and saw there was a film but it was released before he finished the manga so I decided to avoid it.

Stephen Kings "IT" and "A Nightmare on Elm street" were the 2 films that affected me most as a kid.

>>17337698
IT fucked me up bad when I was younger, still unsettles me. Tim Curry is a fantastic actor.

I never saw Nightmare on Elm Street as a kid, I was about 14 when I first watched it, so it never really scared me all that bad, I just remember it being fun and campy as fuck. The music is pretty fucking disturbing though.

Damn, all my suggestions are already on the list. Fuck it, fallen was pretty good imho.

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Ctrl+F didn't find it - has anyone mentioned Frailty? Great horror/suspense movie starring Bill Paxton as a soldier of God working to kill demons.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mW6TlPMHXgk

>>17337702
I watched Freddy aged around 12-13 and didn't notice the campy comedy aspect of the film. It genuinely scared the fuck outta me at the time.

"IT" made me literally piss my pants. Not because of fright while watching, but because I refused to go to the toilet alone until my Dad got home. I wouldn't even get off the bed to switch the light on incase IT was under the fucking bed. I was terrified. When Dad got home I ran to the toilet but semi-pissed my pants on the way there.

I watched IT again a few months ago to see if it still had an effect but the magic had gone. Sadly.

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>>17337702
>>17338484

... And yes, Tim Curry is a terrific actor. I recently re-watched "Clue", "Rocky Horror", as well as "IT", and desu he stole the show in all 3.

Pennywise was horrific, thanks to Tim Curry.

>>17338445
I love Bill Paxton and I've always found that premise fun. Just watched Constantine a few weeks ago for the first time since it came out and I still enjoyed it.

>>17338507
I've heard rumors of It and Clue remakes for a while, but hopefully they never come to fruition as I doubt either would feature Tim Curry again, meaning the entire point to the movies existing would be gone.

>>17337702
>>17338484
>>17338507
I read IT before I saw the movie.
The book was so powerful and moving, and a few months after I read it I rented the movie adaption and went into it with extremely high expectation.
Needless to say, I was extremely disappointed.
Tim Curry made an excellent Pennywise, but apart from him it just seemed like garbage.
I'd really like to see a remake that's more true to the book.

>>17331076
Thai. Shutter is Thai.
Shutter is thai.
From thailand.
Jesus, people keep thinking korea. Why not japan?
Why do people know the ring is Japanese?
Why!
The eye is from hong kong by the way.
>Autism.

>>17329404

Digging up the marrow.

>>17338620
Agree that Tim Curry was the only thing that made IT a decent film. The book was a hell of a better.

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>>17330634
I saw this movie high expecting a visual trippy movie, had no idea about the horror aspects of it. Holy shit was I in for an intense ride

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>>17338507
>>17338617
>>17338620
>>17338664

A remake of IT is being made with pic related (yes that's the kid from Maze-Runner) as Pennywise. Apparently it's going to be a watered-down self-righteous teen shit-fest consisting of 2 films, a part 1 and 2, directed by the guy who did Mama..

The original director/writer quit because the execs wanted to wipe out any in-depth character studies or story-archs and make it some superficial made-for-teens hacker horror. Apparently King liked the original script, a new script is being written by the mama dude.

It doesn't looks good guys...

So I just finished watching A Tale of Two Sisters. It was a bit drawn out at points and kinda confusing but I guess it was okay. The outfits were nice. Was Su-yeon mentally challenged? It seemed like it. It had a really nice soundtrack too.

>>17338755
...God fucking damn it. This is why 90% of modern horror is shit. They've even started to infect the classics. I haven't been as pissed as I was when I watched the Hellraiser remake in a long time.

>>17338764
>They've even started to infect the classics.
Nigger they've been doing that since the classics were invented. Some of the best movies out there are remakes.

>>17338764
>Dem Total Recall and Robocop remakes

The hollywood industry has gone to shit.

>>17338902
>Total Recall and Robocop remakes
fucking jokes. they could made them awesome with todays CGI and 80s story lines.. but nope.. just compare the blood and gore and language in the original robocops and then this new boring shit... CEOs are such retards, they ruin all movies just to get pg12

>>17338764
>Hellraiser remake
Wait, that happened? Did Clive Barker legitimately shit his pants in rage? Because holy shit the book/original movie are both incredible.

>>17331205
Fuck yeah with the reality show paranormal activity was that the first time they ever went so far as to do look more like?

>>17338932
It indeed happened, it's from 2011 and holy fuck is it a piece of goddamn shit. It's a loose remake of the first film with shit acting and an absolutely HORRIBLE version of Pinhead (not Doug Bradley)

Clive Barker was indeed pissed. Bradley felt snubbed too. The piece of trash masquerading as a film was tagged as coming "from the mind of Clive Barker" and he tweeted: "I want to put on record that the flic [sic] out there using the word Hellraiser IS NO FUCKIN' CHILD OF MINE! I have NOTHING to do with the fuckin' thing. If they claim its from the mind of Clive Barker, it's a lie. It's not even from my butt-hole."

>>17334669
fuck right off pleb

>>17331618

that part with the cctv footage got me

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>>17329404

>>17329404
>Pic related

A movie from 9 years ago nobody remembers. Good job bro.

>>17335647
Hahaha.

I forgot all about this one. Pretty unremarkable IMHO. Just another saturday night movie watched with parents. Thx for the gif. Only thing I remember about it is that scene. I remember my dad getting mad because it made me laugh

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>>17331618
The ads that played on tv for this movie fucked me up when I was younger.

>>17331678
One of my faves

>>17332598
I second this, great movie.

>>17335251
Banshee Chapter is total /x/ material.

>>17338507
It is only scary for people under 12, unless you have crippling coulrophobia. I love the book, but the movie is just a guilty pleasure.

>>17338785
The problem isn't in remaking movies, it's in remaking them with style.

>>17338932
>>17339001

It's not technically a remake, it was a one-off 'reboot' filmed in a couple of days, made for the same reason as the 90s Fantastic Four, so the studio didn't lose the rights to the intellectual property.

>>17339522

I have jerked off to that squid chick from Dagon so many times I've lost count.

>>17339001
It did not happen. Everything you wrote is a lie.

http://www.aintitcool.com/node/64798

>>17339509
...and? The thread is about horror films you've seen that made an impression on you.

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>>17339524
I won't go into details since my gf might be lurking in this board tonight, but I don't judge ya.

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Again recommending Kairo. Hell, recommending the entire works of Kiyoshi Kurosawa. Fucking watch this shit.

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Berberian Sound Studio is the best horror movie to come out this decade. It needs more love. The movie is like being in a fever dream, and it has some of te best sound work I've heard in awhile, as it should considering the subject matter of the movie.

>>17339543
An italian horror movie best of the decade? Sorry, no.

>>17339559

>Italian

It's a British film, and a damn good one, too. Why not actually watch it instead of just making assumptions that are wrong?

>>17339586
Where can I see it?

>>17339660

Used to be on Netflix but they removed it. Just download it anon.

>>17336981
I was well impressed by Dream Home! Wicked film Anon.

>>17337626
Do you mean The Signal which has Larry Fishbourne in it? I fucking love that film. Scary in places but more sci-fi than horror, maybe? Or do you mean The Signal which is about a cell phone signal that turns people into zommers? Haven't seen that but a mate tells me it's breddy cool.

>>17339543
Absolutely dope film. Just, amazing. Love it.

Streaming some horror movies tonight.

Starting with The Poughkeepsie Tapes followed by Lake Mungo, then if there's time, The Atticus Institute.

Connectcast.tv/StannisDaMannis

To chat, you must make an account, but the site lets you enter fake emails.

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not exactly horror but fuck me if this wasn't worth the watch

Someone's Knocking at the Door is probably one of my favorites, even if a little goofy.

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The Vanishing (1988) for sure.

Not sure why, but as much as it affected me after it was over; the day AFTER while at work was when it really started to screw with me and had me thinking about it practically all day.

Recently, It Follows stayed with me.

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>>17340523
I guess you could say that it follows you home

Just watched Lake Mungo and it's a fucking pointless movie. Lets run it down

>Opens with girl going missing at lake
>Find body in lake week later
>Father IDs body but mother didn't get a chance to see body/didn't want to see it
>Few weeks after she is buried the girls brother who is also a video/photography fag brings photos of ghosts and shit to the family
>Father says he an encounter with the girls ghost in her room
>They get a medium that they heard on the radio to come out to the house
>Have a seance and the brother films it
>Nothing happens but the next day the review the tape and see ghost girl hanging out in the corner
>The mother wants to get the body of her daughter exhumed to see if maybe the father didn't ID the right body
>Dig her up, DNA test the body its the daughter
>One thing leads to another at this point and it turns out the brother faked all the ghost footage and the writers of this bullshit forgot they had the father say he met the ghost already and the boy couldn't have faked that
>Everyone is kinda bent at the boy but forgive him, he ends up going on a field trip with the medium from the seance to help him clear his mind or whatever
>Meanwhile the mother sets up cameras while he was gone because she still thinks the ghost is real
>While reviewing tapes (not the tapes that they set up to record while the boy is out) they notice a man hiding behind the sofa
>Turns out it was their neighbor that moved away sometime ago
>Family freaks trying to figure out why the neighbor is hiding in the house

TO BE CONTINUED

>>17340641
>Family raids the dead daughters room, goes in her secret stash that they apparently never bothered to check till know
>They find paper work showing that she went to see the medium from the seance before she died asking him about some spooky ass dreams she was having
>Also find a tape, tape is of her having a consensual three way with the neighbor and his wife
>Cut to police saying they can't find the neighbor and probably never will
>Family sends the medium packing because he didn't tell the family she new the daughter from before
>Mother says some dumb shit like "Our daughter just wanted us to know who she was" even though at this point everyone thinks the ghost was the the son fucking with the film and the only thing the daughter did was a three way
>The dead girls boyfriend comes forward with some cell phone footage from a camping trip he went on with daughter before she died
>Shows her acting funny and her burying something in the woods
>Family goes to camp and finds location of the site and digs it up, its her phone and some other shit
>Phone has a video of it of the daughter recording a spooky ghost
>The ghost is her own ghost, at this point the family says it her own ghost from the future
>Family thinks the daughter saw her own ghost and buried her belongings in some sort of ritual

MORE TO COME

>>17340676
>For whatever reason this footage makes the family happy

for real why does it make them happy and reviled?

>Shows the family getting ready to move out the house
>Then shows a recording from one of the daughters sessions with the medium
>She is talking about her dreams
>She is narrating over the mother as she moves out the last of her stuff out of the house
>It's implying her dreams where of the future
>Goes to credits but brings up photos the boy took, so in the fake ones it would show the fake daughter then pan to a real ghost in the corner
>Does this for 5 or so photos
>The end

Did I miss something in this movie? This shit sucked ass hard. Best part was the 3way shot and see some c grade actresses flat ass. /x/ has shit taste in movies

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"Goodnight mommy" was pretty cool. It's not a masterpiece or anything, but I'd say it's rather a good movie.

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is pic related any good?
don't know if they've been mentioned, but I kinda liked The Serpent and The Rainbow and Society (dat shunting scene)

>>17329414
comedy

>>17341134
its great if your into psychedelic deprivation and altered states in general. its probably decent to okay if you arent

>>17339522
would bang

>>17341258
nice, I'll definitely watch it now, thanks

I'll also add Polanski's Repulsion, Seconds with Rock Hudson (not a horror really) and The Innocents as some old spoopy movies that stayed with me

>>17329943
LONG LIVE THE NEW FLESH

>>17340684
I passed the fuck out halfway through the movie, I was tired as shit so I barely remember anything. I do remember the 3 way though.

>>17341116
I watched Goodnight Mommy back in October. I remember when it first came out /x/ was hyping it up about being a skinwalker and that's not even close to what it's about, still a decent film though.

>>17334669
It was fun to watch, but not memorable in any possible aspect in my opinon. I remember enjoying it, but totally can't recall any particular scene from the remake.

Childs play fucked me up for a while. When I saw it i was like 10 years old so when i saw anything that remotely resembled a good guy doll i would avoid it at all costs. But now i love it, my favorite horror movie about a possessed toy.
Friday the 13th stuck with me as well. Idk why but it became my favorite slasher series.

>>17341653
I've seen the original Child's Play and that was like 2 years ago so it just made me laugh, although the burned doll was pretty fucking chilling. I saw Friday the 13th when I was about 13 and thought it was fun, I still have yet to see the whole series.

>>17329488
Human Centipede 3 is itself on steroids. You might like it, because it makes fun of itself, its over the top, and actually really funny. Mostly cuz Dieter Laser is fucking top notch in that role. Tom Six knows exactly what hes done and he ended the trilogy in the best way possible.

Watch the first two first of course - both actors from each movie reappear in the third as the main duo, and it was really fantastic.

>>17330619
>>17330628

So glad I'm not the only one who liked Darkness falls. I saw it when I was a kid, I had gotten over my fear of the dark and that opening scene kicked it right back into overdrive.

Also that flaming punch will never not be badass.

>>17341769
I have to yet to see any of the Human Centipede movies. They're on my to-watch list along with a shitload of other things.

Oculus stuck in my head for a long time. I don't know why, but it's probably to do with the time and psychological aspect of the film.

>>17341794
I really liked Oculus. I'm also a big fan of Karen Gillan. I think that was modern horror done reasonably well.

>>17339543
After hearing such good things about this one, I have to give it a solid meh. Great sound work (get it), great atmosphere, but it just lacked substance.

I dunno, after hearing anons rave about this, I was expecting more than watching a sad little Quasimodo get bullied around a sound studio for an hour and a half

>>17335647
Well, It's not really a horror. Completely misses the idea of horror movies. But still, a very good movie.

Threads: Nuclear War

>>17329448
There was a reason that The Descent was better than the sequel. After Sarah lost her son, and husband, you can see Sarah popping anti-psychotics throughout the film. If memory serves correctly, she woke up from a nightmare and took a few pills early when they just arrived at the cabin with the other members of the cast.

Once she got stuck in the cave, she went overboard and started "imagining" the crawlers. Even the ending of the movie was edited depending on which version of the movie you've seen. Here's a link to what I mean.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0435625/alternateversions

It's a good read if you feel like learning more about the movie.

>>17340550
ba dum tssss

>>17338755
At this point I really just want to stop watching his movie adaptions. The only tolerable ones were The Mist and Carrie.
I definitely won't go anywhere near The Dark Tower movies.

sorry but, i really feel like i can no longer trust /x/ to provide good quality recommendations for horror films.

take everything you read here with a large grain of salt.

>>17343069
I don't go into horror films expecting much, to be honest, especially if they're more recent.

>>17343088
neither do i but, still..

my sisters and their friend forced me and my bro to watch saw 3 when we were 4 y/o

>>17343341
get off the internet, little buddy. it's dangerous.

>>17337664
Not that anon, but Uzumaki is pretty decent, well if you don't mind the crappy acting of course. The movie covers the manga pretty good, the spiral dad, jack in the box, spiral hair, etc. Though you won't find the same ending as the manga, i guess because it was released before the manga's finished.
Give it a try.

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For the life of me I can't remember what this one called, I was about 10 at the time. It was a zombie movie and all I can remember is kids on dirtbikes, a rat biting a homeless man outside of some kind of medical facility, and a zombie biting a kid's scalp off inside a vent or something. I don't remember this being particularly scary, but it just stuck with me.

Another one (also can't remember what its called) I watched years later on Netflix. It was another zombie flick and I remember a radio station guy getting stabbed after turning into a zombie and one of the zombies being friendly and helping his human friends escape to a military facility.

Also another one that's about ghosts and shit where the ghost was haunting a house but it was about a priest that tortured and raped people in his attic. It was a documentary and I remember the narrator hitting a wall with a tennis ball.

Help me guys, I'd love to see these movies again.

>>17334078
The lake turning to acid fucked me up as a kid. Didn't bathe for a week and a half before I reasoned out that the pipes would melt before it could get to the tub.

>>17329921
I was 5 years old when I first watched this. Those little demon fucks haunted me for years.

>>17329922
>Prepare for incoming shitstorm.
Babadook and It Follows have to be two of the most highly contested movies of late. I actually loved It Follows on first watch. Then I saw it again at a friends place and it was utter garbage. I've never changed my opinion on a horror so quickly. Babadook was garbage from the get-go.

>>17330574
You'll be embarrassed at how much you enjoy it. I was.

>>17330757
Monsters is truly underrated. It's quite dark when you reflect on it.

>>17338507
If any anons have done neither, watch the movie first - it's great. Then the read the book and have your mind blown. For the love of god don't do it the other way around.

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>>17338755
Fuck. Fuck this genre.

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This one is actually bretty good.

>>17344238
Was it tales from the crypt....no the other multiple horror movie shorts ..tales from the darkside?

>>17345432

No they were all movies and none of them were that old. Early to mid 2000s.

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>>17344238
I feel like i recognize the second one you're talking about, but I can't for the life of me figure it out.

I guess I just watch way too many horror movies and they all start to muddle together into one big mess.

>>17345442
>Damn youngin I was guessing movies from the 80s not the 2000s
>Why dont you sit around this fire and let grandpa tell you a scary story

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>>17346058

I would kill to watch any of these movies again. The first one had to be around 2004 ish because I rented it from Hollywood video lol. The second one had to be around 2011 because it was on Netflix. Same goes for the last one, watched right after. I don't remember any of them being that good, but I would love to see them again for the nostalgia.

>>17346964
Wait ....last is a George Romero movie isnt it?

>>17344629
I've only seen It Follows once, so maybe my opinion will change if I view it again. I remember it being really eerie at certain points. I'm glad we agree about the Badonkadook.

>>17344673
I enjoyed Jessabelle. I don't remember a whole lot about it because it's been like a year since I've seen it but I remember it being pretty suspenseful. I associate it with Lovely Molly for some reason which I also liked.

>>17346964
I've got several movies that I've forgotten over the years as well, but none of those sound familiar to me. If you remember them or you find them, let us know!

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>>17329476
this nigger knows what he's talking about

>>17338640
>>Autism.
You're telling me

Hey guys. Stannis here. Running a bit late at work. Still plan on doing the Apocalypse Trilogy tonight. I should be home in like half an hour. I'll make a proper thread for the stream when I'm home an ready.

Megan Is Missing. That picture...and the last 20 minutes. I couldn't sleep for days.

>>17330981
Oh shit. I had forgotten about "They." I don't actually remember enjoying the movie that much, but I definitely remember that last scene, which was totally horrifying for me.

The Thing starting now at connectcast.tv/StannisDaMannis

>>17334061
This movie was actually a much, much better meditation on grief than Babadook. It's definitely a slow burn, but the end is so utterly horrifying.

Virtuosity (1995) is not especially horror but that one and The Lawnmower Man have that futuristic dread on them.

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The Shining messed me up when I was a kid. Those girls still creep me out.

>>17333096
This movie right here. Fucked me up good. Especially because I went into it thinking it'd be about aliens. IT'S NOT ALIENS GOD I WISH IT WERE!

>>17332598
I've been looking everywhere for this. It sounds great

>>17330654
Dude , i found this movie fucking hilarious, we gave our anorexic friend shit and said the moster at the end was him and that he raped a chick he liked , he was already depressed enough but we still said it , all he did was cry for a couple of weeks.

>>17343069
These are some movies that I felt were scary in some way
The exorcist (1-3) creepy concept
Amityville horror movies
Dark skies
Prometheus
Pet cemetary (creepy concept)
The craft
Zombieland
Original Texas chainsaw massacre
People under the stairs
Thinner
The butterfly effect
Drag me to hell
The Entity
White noise
Dusk till dawn
Deathproof

>>17329866
Shit was funny. Had sleep paralysis before. This movie hyped the shit out of the whole phenomenon . IMO sleep paralysis isn't much big of a deal.

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Return of the Living Dead 3 was a movie I'd catch on Sci-Fi when I was a kid, and I have no doubt this movie did a hell of a lot of sexual imprinting on my young boy brain.

It's a Yuzna film, which means it's automatically gonna have some sweet gore, but I've always been impressed with how well they were able to sell me on the love story angle. Plus, that Julie chick is probably my all-time favorite scream queen.

>>17329518
Yeah, I just watched this randomly when I was younger and it stuck with me because of how unique it was.

>>17330619
I loved this film when I was young, watched it so so many times. It was on TV recently and yeah, I found that bathroom shot really cool too. Some of it seemed a bit more action-packed than I remembered, but I was only half-watching it.

Another one I remember watching multiple times was The Mist, it came out some time in the 2000s. It wasn't particularly good or anything but the visuals and gut-punch ending stuck with me.

>>17331101
Ugh nah I hated The Last Exorcism. I lost it at how it was trying to be a very real scary found footage film but kept layering a spooky soundtrack over the scenes. At least something like Noroi justifies it because its meant to be a documentary.

Besides that it just seemed like a very bog-standard cliché film to me, idk.

>>17329404

Still the original Evil Dead and Evil Dead 2,being in a cabin in a far from society alone area somewhat gets to me.

Anyone else have really surreal memories of some movies, like scenes that aren't there when you watch it these days?

I have a huge number of weird memories of The Lost World: Jurassic Park. Like, not Berenstain Bears, Nelson Mandela type shit, just weird things, like I always remember a scene where a raptor gets beheaded, and I remember some kind of gay subtext between Ian Malcolm and Vince Vaughn's character.

>>17350137

The one where Vince said something like: 'No, YOU stick that popsicle up your pooper, I'm going to Vegas ?...oh boy

Not a film, but I used to watch Masters of Horror and the one episode has stuck with me ever since is "Dreams in the Witch House". I'm not even sure why, but even though I'd watched a shit-ton of horror even at that age it really got to me.

>>17330981
>The three minute YouTube clip it was based on was utterly terrifying
got a link for that? I'm curious to see it

>>17350244


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRqS6pBC42w


Google sure is fucking hard anon, isn't it?

Mercy was actually pretty creepy. Most new horror is boring.

>>17331027
Because the mom needed the kid to just shut the fuck up for once and instead he just pushed her closer and closer to the edge. This is a horror movie for single moms.

>>17344238
Maybe these?

>first movie
Return of the Living Dead: Necropolis (2005)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis

>second movie
Day of the Dead (2008) (remake of the 1985 Romero original)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Day_of_the_Dead_%282008_film%29

>third movie
...Couldn't find anything. Too vague. Need more details. It's a documentary, or a horror done in documentary style?
Here's a list of fallen priest movies:
http://archives.weirdload.com/film2.html
http://archives.weirdload.com/film3.html

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>>17352953

Yes yes yes! Thank you based anon, the first two are exactly the movies I was talking about. And as for the last one, I don't remember much about the plot but I remember the priest had a torture room where he put women in a chamber and raped them. It was a documentary style movie, the scenes where the priest raped and killed were flashbacks but the documentary part of it was at the house and there's violent ghosts and shit.

>>17353251
Guh, I don't know, man. Been searching on and off for the last couple hours. My Googlefu and Wiki-tiki-ti strong, but only so strong. You say documentary, but it could be a movie, a TV movie, or an episode for some documentary-reenactment paranormal show, like A Haunting or My Ghost Story. How old was it? Was it recent? Did it have a 90s/early 2000s feel?

Black mirror. Short series, supposedly to be revived this year.

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Ruined me

>>17331103
The asian version was quite good

If no one mentioned the french film inside, well they should have
Crazy intense movie

>>17329404
when i was a kid it was the first candyman movie. idk it bugged me but when you see his exposed chest and the bees fly out of the rib cage

>>17340471
The Vanishing is probably the best realistic Horror film of all-time.

What happened to /x/? People used to live stream horror movies sometimes.. It was fun ;__;

>>17343341
Get out underage b&

>>17343341
>4 y/o
>saw 3
are you 10 NOW?

My list of favorites that actually creeped me out when I saw it:

Ringu
The Devil's Backbone
Videodrome
The Sixth Sense
Bone Tomahawk (Western/Horror)
Alien
Tetsuo The Iron Man
The Thing
Rosemary's Baby
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original)
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (70s remake)
Sálo
Hellraiser
The Mist (cheesy at times but I like it)
Silent Hill (kinda bad too but still like it)
Eraserhead

>>17341828
Exactly! The guy was a doormat the whole movie except for his brief fantasy where he wasn't a pussy then back to being a doormat.

>>17338763


> b-b-b-but I like le ebin conjuring! hehe

Its you who needs to choke on a handsaw.

>>17355303
Salo is ridiculous

One of the only movies i ever saw that made me want to erase my brain

>>17329448
original Alien and Aliens are god-tier

>>17331101
yes. Behind the Mask is an all time favorite of mine

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJztRnDxdM8

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

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVlnER8SxfQ

Skeleton Key

>>17359032
best trip of a lifetime

>>17330654
It's just a nude video of Kate Moss man, no need to be insensitive.

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New thread!~
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>>17339586
Saw it, good directing and performances, meh everything else. Movie doesn't belong in the thread, you fuckin hipster faggot.

>>17360361
4/10, only good part was the end when the twist was revealed, still not top tier tho

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>>17329404
I really liked the taking of Deborah Logan.

It was nice to stray away from the too typical exorcism satanism route, I liked the actual story focus, and there were some good spook scenes.

>>17335251
I'm pretty sure Banshee Chapter isn't found footage, it uses found footage but there seem to be several scenes that aren't being recorded by anything in - universe.

>>17344629

It Follows, in the end, was enjoyable. I haven't rewatched it yet, but I think it was solid.

Babadook was... interesting, but has way more problems then people want to admit.

Might be controversial, but I think It Follows is the better film of the two.

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I thought this one was ok...ish, sort of...ish.

The Exorcist worked as a horror film for me when I was a believer in god and demons--after I became an atheist, it still works for me as a film about a child who has been sexually abused (By Burke Dennings). Great film either way.