God tier horror movies?

the nightmare before christmas

>>733920638
Jesus Camp

>>733920638

the babadook was pretty good. also It follows was also alright

The crying game

>>733921016
It Follows was not scary in the slightest. Babadook is good but the kid is annoying as fuck. Great actor. Really makes you hate him.

So far the Trump administration has been performing some impressive long-form horror performance art.

>>733921158
fucking epic

libtards are the fucking worst. you have to relate everything to politics.

>>733920638
The Watcher in the Woods

The perfect horror film for those who prefer atmosphere and mystery over blood and gore.

>>733920638
cannibal holocaust
i think this is it

>>733921016
babadook was trash, had something great going for it but the meaning behind it, ending, the kid, the stupidity of the mother, everything about it was so bad

>>733921158
Dude go get fucked with a knife. We're here to talk about horror movies

I wouldnt call that horror movie. Its more like a realistic documentary about cannibals.

>>733921656
Why do you think it was bad? I thought the twist was pretty great.

I understand hating the kid though.

>>733921266
>be me in 1940s concentration camp
>fellow captives are talking about favorite pre-war books
>suggest maybe we talk about escaping camp
>"FUCKING LIBTARDS BRINGING POLITICS INTO EVERYTHING"

My go tos are:
The Thing
Slither
Hellraiser
Trollhunter
Pontypool
Thirteen Ghosts (the original version)
Lo

>>733922352
Really grasping for straws on that one, eh bud?

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>>733922352
more like

>be you
>be fucking retarded

>>733920638
what movie is this?

>>733921158
TOP KEK

Looks like we will get 8 years of Trump. You far left cucks still haven't learned your lesson - bringing politics and virtue signaling into every conversation makes any valid point you may have moot.

Others will just stop listening or vote against the candidate you like when you are that fucking annoying.

>>733922516
>s-shut up
heh you really got me bro. Completely invalidated the argument. GG

>>733922167
Not the guy you replied too, but here's my reason.
You had a great movie, it was scary, the sound effects on point. Honestly speaking I kinda didn't wanna see the protagonist succeed since they weren't anything but symbolism.
That's it:
>muh symbolism
Yeah, the Babadook was the mom's depression, but there was no real confrontation, she didn't get rid of it or surpass it, she merely post ponned it.
I hated the kid, actor was too good, annoyed the living fuck out of me, mom character was also quite dumb.
Also without symbolism they literally ended up with a bloodthirsty Supernatural Entity as a fucking pet.

>>733922534
Grave Encounters

>>733921158

kek'd

>>733920638
Event Horizon

>>733920638
I saw this short clip from a TV show I think where this guy is at the dinner table with his family or something, then he opens a closet door and it all goes quiet. It's pitch black inside and then this weird bald white humanoid creature runs out. Anyone know it?

>>733922896
she learned to live with it.

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Gayniggers from outer Space

>>733922822
Anon, you compared bringing up politics in a conversation about movies to interrupting a book conversation to talk about escaping a concentration camp.

There is so much Impying there that green text can't even do it justice.

He didn't need to debate you because your original argument was shit.

>>733923048
Sounds like an episode of a comedy-drama called Louie. That episode was called "Untitled".
Really great take on nightmares.

>>733922896
fair enough. the symbolism behind is it the reason I liked it.

it wasn't just her depression, it was her repressed hatred for her son as well. he was annoying as shit, harder to raise than normal, and she blamed him for her husband's death. and she didn't necessarily postpone her feelings, she accepted what it was and learned to live with it.

>>733923333
Czech'd

>>733923333
No one gonna check these?

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>>733920638

>>733922353

I'm not sure what Trollhunter is doing on that list, and Lo too.

>>733923064
That's the problem, the movie decided to go for an emotional standpoint instead of a racional one. You have to pick one, either have it actually be a mind controlling actual monster, or have it be all as the mother's emotions. They flip flopped too much.
The Babadook himself, was badass, he was on a mission instead he got cheesed into submition and made into a pet.

>>733923412
I personally think the symbolism would have been better if it didn't come off as so forced.

Do keep in mind these are my cristicisms, they shouldn't affect how either you like or dislike the movie. I'm just sharing my point of view. I have watched ALOT of horror flics, and I thought this one had so much potential to fill out.

>>733921266

Either you're a newfag who wasn't on /b/ during the Obama years or your a retard with memory problems.

Either way, sucks to be you.

>>733923333
That's the one thanks anon. Never realised it was a comedy, that scene is funnier than I remember.

Also check'd.

The Thing is probably my favorite of all time. Not the scariest film ever, but definitely the best overall Horror film in my opinion.
Especially considering when it was made.

>>733921741
>being this mad

umad cuck?

>>733923455
I'll check yours.

>>733920638
Begotten

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V/H/S 1&2

>>733923659

>newfag

its almost June dude. what other reason could there be?

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>>733923659
>your a retard

the irony!

>>733922896
I feel like it was PTSD.

>>733923778
Is there an English version of VHS 2 I can only find spic versions, and after watching the first i'd rather like to see it

>>733923697
I think it's possibly the single best horror film to stand up to rewatches. I think it was only recently discovered that apparently characters who are The Thing have eyes that don't catch the light
http://www.cinemablend.com/news/1550760/a-huge-secret-about-john-carpenters-the-thing-may-have-just-been-revealed

>>733923623
Eh, they fall into horror. Trollhunter is more fantasy but it has it's moments, and Lo is horror/comedy. It's good shit either way.

>>733923778
People like to shit on this a lot but I think it's far better than it's given credit for.

While hit and miss, it's the same deal with The ABCs of Death. Maybe I'm just too big of a sucker for anthology horror.

>>733920638

No such thing. Horror movies are below shit-tier by definition.

>>733923998
Honestly, if I was taking care of that kid I would have hourly episodes of such.
Also the reason I hate kids in horror movies, cuz I know for a fact they won't fucking die or have anything bad happen to them because no studio has the nuts to do it.
Oh and I mean actual bad things happen to them, as in you see it happen not just, it's implied as it happens offscreen.

Suprisingly Krampus was pretty decent in this reguard.

>>733924060
Have you watched the entire thing? It's been a while since I've seen it but I seem to remember one of the stories being subtitled, possibly the one set in the cult (which I loved), and the rest being in English.

>>733921016
Babadook...good...lul

>>733924242
It's been a while since i've seen it to, but i don't remember any subtitles

>>733924169
You can't have seen too many of them

>>733921266
haha triggered Trumpfag
Trump is going to get impeached you know which is AWESOME>>733922783

Yify.tv is a good place to watch movies, but be warned, it's pop ups galore. And lately aparently it's sharing viruses. Besides that, the movies are high quality as in if they have it, they probably have multiple mirrors, and inbuilt subtittle system and the lowest res they run on it usualy 720p.

>>733924150

I'm not convinced that you and I share the same definition of horror.

From Wikipedia:
"A horror film is a movie that seeks to elicit a physiological reaction, such as an elevated heartbeat, through the use of fear and shocking one’s audiences."

>>733924169
pussy detected.

>>733924373
Yeah you're right, I just checked a clip on YouTube and it doesn't have any, I don't know where I got that from

Also worth mentioning, if you're not aware of it and are a horror fan check out http://shudder.com/

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>>733923778
2 of the most underrated horrors ever

>>733924538
Do you have any other horror films you could recommend?

>>733924398

I've seen a handful, at my friends' insistence.

A few of the Saw movies, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, some of the Friday the 13th series, Nightmare on Elm Street, The Ring...

They're just utter garbage.

The closest thing to horror that's actually good is Silence of the Lambs.

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>>733924443

>yify.tv

furry pls go

>>733924676
Clearly you are not qualified to comment, then

>>733924474

Why, because horror movies bore me? They're just stupid people doing stupid things in stupid places so they can be killed in stupid ways.

>>733924658
Sure, is there a particular type of horror film you're looking for?

Cabin in the Woods
did something good with the genre

rather than just splatter and gore and jump scares

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>>733922352
>comparing yourself to a holocaust victim

>>733924694
You fucking kidding me? It's a legit place, nothing to do with furries. Talk about judging a book by it's cover.

>>733924782
Fantastic film

>>733924809
>You fucking kidding me?
yes, clearly

>>733924648
Lets watch some VHS 2 then
https://www.rabb.it/HumbleKagu

>>733924676
all of those movies you listed are shit. they've created some cool monsters, but they're not scary in the slightest.

no wonder you don't like horror movies you poor bastard.

Noroi the Curse; it's available on YouTube.

>>733924778
I'm up for anything

>>733920638
Can you make the soooong popular?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmaW8Yqja8Q

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>>733924782
Genuinely the one of the most original takes on the genre

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>>733924856
I honestly can't tell the difference anymore.

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>>733924809

>mfw I remember its almost summer

>>733924946
Not sure how familiar you ware with the genre so you may have seen some of these already, but just from a quick glance at my collection;
Audition
Cabin Fever
Deathwatch
Romero's Living Dead trilogy
Evil Dead
From Dusk Till Dawn
Hellraiser 1-3
Loved Ones
The Girl Next Door (not the Emile Hirsch one)
The Mist
The Thing
Tucker and Dale Vs Evil (more a horror/comedy, but still great)

>>733921431
The Haunting
The Innocents
Don't Look Now
Hour of the Wolf
The Changeling

>>733925223
Fucking loved Deathwatch.

>>733925376
It's such an underrated film, Andy Serkis is fantastic in it.

>>733925223
Thanks man, i've only seen audition im screen capping for later

>>733925432
You're very welcome, I hope you enjoy them

The Mist was a good one. I was actually thinking about this a few days ago but when I saw the thread I'm immediately blanking out.

For raw horror, The Mist isn't outright terrifying. But the plot-twist and shit in the end is what made it fucking golden in my opinion.

The Thing is a classic, too, but I don't know if you're wanting classical horror movies, or more modern ones. Don't Breathe was a good thriller-ish movie, for more modern stuff.

>>733924880

All right then, I'm nothing if not open-minded.

Give me some "god tier" horror movies, and I'll give the genre another try.

It's really easy to fuck up a horror movie. It needs to have the right blend, I remember hearing that mama and babadook were "good" horror and as I watched it it got shittier and shittier.
With entity horror the more you see the monster the less scary it becomes but they explained too much of it and you saw too much of it for it to have any lasting effect.

And along with the horror element it's how easy an escape as well it follows wasn't that scary because it boiled down to 'If you got it just travel'. Whereas with the thing or a slasher movie you generally don't know who the fuck it is to begin with

>>733925622
I love that Stephen King preferred the film's ending to the one he wrote.

I agree that The Mist isn't terrifying, but I think it has fantastic atmosphere, and I honestly consider Mrs Carmody to be one of modern horror's great villains.

>>733925428
That guy is pretty much always fantastic.

>>733925660
I honestly think The Thing is one of the best you can start with, it's a masterpiece.

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>>733925223
I wanna argue with you that your taste is shit, but every movie you listed either hits a nostalgia boner, or actually is good with a twist ending.
+1 for Hobo with a shotgun (more for gore than horror)
Also an all time favorite is easily dawn of the dead, and the Exorcist (both the originals. remake of both are pretty shit).
>>733925622
Naw fam Don't breathe was garbage. ending was ok but I didn't give a shit about any of the characters. Not to mention all the characters acted so fucking retarded it was crippling.

>>733925850

The 1982 original or the 2011 prequel?

>>733920638
kill list, I can see you

>>733925919
If I may express my opinion, Hobo with a Shotgun is just such a satisfying movie. Like, old school, bad guys get exactly what's coming to them kind of way.

Not too scary, but:
"Let The Right One In"
actually made me watch a Swedish non porn film all the way thru.

I guess I appreciate scary type movies that are not just horror nightmare films, there is a distinction that I appreciate as I grew older

>>733925919
I wouldn't say they were the best horror films I've seen, but they resonated enough with me to buy hard copies.

I need to rewatch Hobo with a Shotgun. Rutger Hauer is fantastic as ever, but I have found a new appreciation for Brian Downey and Robb Wells (even though the latter is just a cameo)

>>733926019
Technically the 1982 version isn't the original, it's accurately a remake, but yes I mean that one. I haven't seen the prequel yet, but I do plan to watch it if only because I like Mary Elizabeth Winstead.

Anyone know any good space horror or isolation horror movies?

The list I got is
The thing
Pandorum
Eye see you
The Collector (a stretch I know)
Hush
The shining

>>733926215
*actually, sorry

>>733926253
Event Horizon is a must

>>733926253
I thought the Collector and the Collection were both pretty good body horror gore.
The Collector was better because I like the whole, "the killer doesn't know I'm here" vibe.

Les Yeux Sans Visage/Eyes Without A Face

Creepy old-school horror streaming for free on YouTube:

http://youtu.be/idqSYTfejgc

>>733926215
The new one is kinda decent i got a pretty good tzeentch vibe from the cgi

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>>733926403
I enjoyed one of them well enough, I honestly forget which, but they do kind of represent how lazy modern horror can be to me. Very partial to cover art so this didn't sit well. Pic related

>>733926019
The prequel could have been excellent. There are behind-the-scenes footage of when the effects company was implementing fantastic animatronics and rod-wire puppets and all that. Then the studio butted in, demanded extensive use of CG, and fucked over all of the effects designers' dedicated work

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This movie is under rated as fuck.
I thought it was really good but it never gets mentioned in these threads.

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

>>733920638
The Grifter video.

>>733926493
The CGI is one of the things putting me off. I'm not saying it's overused in this particular film, but in general I hate the overuse of it in cinema now, and doing a prequel to a film that is famous for its amazing practical effects and using CGI just feels wrong

>>733925747
One of the major things about horror that a lot of people don't realize is that it's subjective. What I find scary you won't. I have the issue with my best friend when I tell him check this flick out, I think you'll like it, and he either completely hates it or just brushes it off.

Generally when going into a horror movie, I don't look at previews/plots/ect beforehand. Maybe I'll read just enough to get the gist of it (is it a creature, ghost, serial killer, ect type of film.)

>>733926659
Yes loved that one but I also feel it went by other names as well

>>733926608
If they made another one and used the same-ish art I'd lose all respect for them.

Let's not forget ridley scott's Alien

>>733926659
Honestly, I think it's overrated. I thought it was fantastic until like the last ten minutes, which completely ruined the whole film for me.

>>733926660
Near Satanic Quads also elaborate on this Grifters. I have heard it thrown around alot.

The remake of "let the right one in", "let me in" is pretty amazing

>>733920638
Jaws and the first Alien.
Maybe not the scariest movies ever, but they were GOOD movies.
Alot of scary movies are shit-tier. Those are top-tier movies that are also scary. (well, they were before I became desentizied)

>>733922352
Ahahahaaahha nigga wtf??

Are you that chicken shit? How many overexaggerated stories of misogyny and racist experiences do you post on your tumblr per day? Oh mylanta, you kids today have the most outrageous victim complexes known to man, you're on feminist-level victimhood right now.

>>733926904
It's not even scary
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099703/?ref_=fn_tt_tt_2

>>733926660
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IHTluxtNog

>>733926215
>Technically the 1982 version isn't the original
I never liked the original, it was neat but I never liked old scifi movies.


>>733926904
>>733927024
Ok now I feel old because I can't tell if you know the old meme or your baiting.

>>733920638
I'm starting a YT channel, I already have a soundcloud, but I'm willing to make live videos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_YlvVKEZlw&t=1025s

Do you guys do the same thing ? i'd be interested

>>733926337
I've never seen Event Horizon but I'm interested. Why do most critics pan it?

>>733927073
Hahaha, I been hearing the Grifters for years man, aswell as oh what the fuck was her name.
It was [Girl's name]'s Suicide or something.

>>733927278
Same reason most of them pan comedies and other horror movies

>>733927176
Damn son, have some more faith in yourself, it's not *that* horrific.

>>733927278
I honestly couldn't say, it is better than it's given credit for. I think a lot of them wrote it off as torture porn due to some exceptionally graphic (but incredibly brief) sequences. I at least think it's legitimately good.

>>733927341
I mean it's said to be worse than other 'classics' like Alien, Stargate, and Solaris. Are they wrong? Are they just favoring mainstream successes (though I wouldn't call Solaris or Stalker mainstream, per se)

>>733927452
I mean, Roger Ebert hated Stargate. Critics can be fickle fucks.

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It was so good, America stole it and made it their own, and ruined it, like Americans do with everything else.

>>733927560
Point taken on that.

>>733924060
>can't use the to find things
Shut the fuck up you useless piece of shit

>>733927452
event horizon is on a way higher level than stargate aand solaris

>>733927569
I vouch for this.

>>733927569
I only just saw Quarantine for the first time (which I liked) and I'm planning to watch this next. How did they ruin it, though? I understand it was a very faithful adaptation, except I think they changed the origin of the plague?

1989's Alice in wonderland, (def not a kid movie) poltergeists,

Event Horizon's visuals are some of the best I've seen in the genre. Some stills;
http://imgur.com/a/xUUcw

>>733925850
Agreed. The effects were amazing.

>>733926215
The 1982 is NOT a remake. The 1951 had nothing to do with "Who goes There?"

>>733927560

Roger Eberts death. That was a scary "movie".

>>733928303
Yes, it did. It's a loose adaptation but it does draw from it.

>>733926659

Same. Predictable. Hollywood. Shit.

>>733928864
>French
>Hollywood

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>>733928939
beat me to it

>>733921473
>not scary
>pretty funny and interesting
>too many erections from it

>>733928584
Too much loose, the alien isn't even shapeshifting, it's just a humanoid bloodsucking plant.
Carpenter's is directly based on Campbell's novel.

>>733929693
>http://www.afi.com/members/catalog/DetailView.aspx?s=&Movie=50336

>"Source Text: Based on the short story "Who Goes There?" by John W. Campbell, Jr. in Astounding Science Fiction (Aug 1938)."

As loose an adaptation as it is, it is still nonetheless an adaptation. Carpenter's version does also take inspiration from the original film, so yes, it can be and is considered a remake.

>>733922783
>8 years

lol

>>733925029

A cure for wellness is the worst shit I've watched this year

>>733930235
Well, you can't say the film's title isn't accurate

Under the Shadow
The babadook
The Witch
Don't Look Now
Eyes Without a face

>>733927278
see it dude, great mix of scifi/horror and the set design is great

Gamera vs Guiron

>>733927673
spanish horror movies are good, the others or rec and rec 2, have tension, and great endings. Good one anon.

>>733921134
Kid couldn't act for shit. He was either on the verge, or straight up laughing every time he was supposed to act scared.

>>733922352
Oh no, the person you didn't vote for won. You're literally suffering on the same level as people in concentration camps.

How about you take your own advice you gave the butthurt republicans when Obama won? Suck it up until next election.

Fucking pussies fall to pieces because their horse didn't win.

>>733920638
Severance

If you're looking for over the top stupid/hilarious, then go Braindead, Evil Dead, or Killer Klowns from outer Space.

The void is a pretty fucked up recent one that is a good watch just for the sheer gore content

Re-Animator and In the mouth of madness

This might not fit most people's definition of horror, but One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is pretty terrifying in how realistic it is. That shit used to happen, and to some extent still does happen.

An American Werewolf in London is some god-tier shit. Exist and Hush were pretty good as well

Dude we are watching some horror movies:
https://www.rabb.it/HumbleKagu

>>733932838
American Werewolf was great.

>>733921158
gtfo of here and go back to memebook

>>733924782
It's closer to comedy though. It's absolutely great at being a comedy, but mediocre at being horror.

>>733920638
Synecdoche New York is pretty scary

My favorite non-mainstream horror movies are almost always ones with big plot twists, and ones that throw a group of characters into terrifying circumstances they can't escape from. I figure most of them are trying to rip off Saw, and they're usually less serious than Saw was.

Would You Rather gets a special mention for having the only time I've seen Sasha Grey in an actual movie.

Circle was ok, but was less horror and more thriller I guess.

Nine Dead was fine, but the twist and ending were pretty shitty.

Exam was good.

>>733921016
literally kys youreself

>>733921656
>>733924279
this

My List-
Maniac (Elijah Wood version)
I Saw the Devil
Neon Demon
Jaws
A Nightmare On Elm St.

>>733921134
>It Follows was not scary in the slightest
That's subjective. To me it was creepy as fuck, mainly because so much of it was just abnormal and unexplained and nonsensical. Some entity, nobody knows what the fuck it is, just follows you until it catches you and kills you, and it can make itself look like people you know, and it just fucking follows you....it always knows where you are, and it's always coming for you, no matter how far away you are. If you fly across the country, you know that it's still coming for you, and you have no idea when it will find you or where it will come from or what it will look like. You can literally never relax or rest or let your guard down because it could be anywhere and anybody. That's fucking terrifying.

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this

A well made but not very scary movie is Fright Night

>>733925376
>Deathwatch


WHICH ONE? 1982 OR 2000'?

>>733935828
the 1985 version tho the remake was ok too

>>733935622
i'll admit the guy that pops up in the white tshirt bout made me shit myself.

>>733929983
No, it's not a remake. It's a new adaptation of the same source, but they did not set out to make a new version of the old movie, they set out to make a new adaptation of the old work.

You might as well call Alice:Madness Returns a remake of those leapfrog Alice in Wonderland games, since they're based on the same source and all.

>>733921158
I want to same fag myself too.... with different web browsers as well :)

>>733935950
Hahaha holy fuck that bit really did make me shit myself. I would agree it wasn't ''scary'' but it was entertaining, first half especially.

>>733924782
Fantastic movie, but not horror. Sci-fi comedy.

Eden Lake
Martyrs
Dread
this end of these just made me sit and think for a while.

>>733923138

Niggers come from the planet anus

>>733935349
I found it very ironic that Sasha Grey was killed by not being able to hold her breath.

She was actually decent in it though. Surprisingly solid film.

>>733936044
They literally recreate shots from the original film for fuck's sake

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>>733936305
not a horror movie but speaking of making me think/feel a little sick. same with We need to talk about Kevin, also why im not having children

>>733936252
It's literally deconstructing horror tropes, of course it's a horror film

>>733936305
Shit I forgot about Martyrs, it's so good

>>733935622
Wasn't that movie basically supernatural cooties?

>>733935622
He's got a point. I enjoyed It Follows because it does so much to leave questions open. From a weird, retro-yet futuristic scenery (The 50s' black and white television, the 70s' fashion and vehicles, but the make-up mirror cell-phone like e-Book whats her face was reading, etc) that doesn't really pinpoint when/where everything is taking place.

The thought of, even if you pass the 'curse' along, it can always backtrack if someone else can't push it through. Meaning you're truly never liberated until death. That's horrifying.

A Tale Of Two Sisters 2003, Killer Toon 2013, The Autopsy Of Jane Doe 2016,

>>733935821
This movie was creepy as hell

>>733920638
Descent

>>733922353
It's nice to see Pontypool being mentioned. I get shit for bringing it up EVERY TIME.

>>733936485
The plot synopsis on wikipedia makes it sound boring.

>>733936738
Exactly. This guy gets it. People who just bitch and joke about how it's sexually transmitted are totally missing the point. The method of transmission is totally irrelevant to the horror of the entity.

And yeah like you said, there was a lot of other unexplained, weird shit in the movie as well that just created an eerie, not-normal atmosphere. I loved it.

>>733937195
Why do people like this movie so much? I've watched it recently and didn't think it was that special.
The twist at the end was really awfull I found.

>>733937344
I've watched it while high. It fucked with my head.

The Hallow (2015, on Netflix.)

>>733937464
It's just that we virgins can't possibly be scared by it because we know it could be an actual real entity and we would be totally safe

>>733937346
eh, it's not for everyone but i liked it. i read the synopsis too and can't say it does it justice.

>>733937499
Different people like different things?

>>733937680
Added it to my list; pleasantly surprised as the recent additions to Netflix in the UK at least have looked dire.

I mean, for fuck's sake
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3713166/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

>>733937344
>Pontypool is OK, but it just doesn't feel like horror. Thriller, sure, but not horror. The twist was neat, but left a bad taste at the time.

Guess who's coming to dinner?

Nigger acceptance is the scariest shit in the world.

>>733937344
I watched it recently. They had a neat idea, but I feel like they dropped the ball.

Like, the explanation of how the disease works strained my suspension of disbelief. If they'd gone with something like "it's a virus, most people have it, it lies dormant in the speech centers of the brain, and certain words activate it for certain people", while still being unrealistic, would have had me saying "yeah ok" instead of "wait, how the fuck does that make sense?"

>>733937705
Rapists become scarier though.

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>>733920638
One eyed monster was hands down the scariest porno I've ever seen in my life.

>>733937904
you must be a very sad little man

>>733937977
Touché

>>733925747
>It's really easy to fuck up a horror movie. It needs to have the right blend
>With entity horror the more you see the monster the less scary it becomes but they explained too much of it and you saw too much of it for it to have any lasting effect.
So fucking true. It astounds me that almost nobody seems to grasp this concept.

>how easy an escape
>it follows wasn't that scary because it boiled down to 'If you got it just travel'. Whereas with the thing or a slasher movie you generally don't know who the fuck it is to begin with

It Follows is terrifying for the same reason The Thing is terrifying: you have no idea who or where "it" is. Obviously in The Thing they're trapped so it's a little different, but in It Follows the fact that they aren't trapped almost makes it more horrifying. There's a thing that you know is coming for you, getting closer and closer every moment, no matter how far you go, it is always coming, and you have no idea where it's at or what it looks like, it could be literally anybody, anywhere. How is that not horrifying?

>>733937705
Ouch, right in the feels.

>>733937803
Yeah obviously, just trying to figure out why.

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>>733937993
how bout this? i bet rape would be non existent

>>733920638
The Shining; Eraserhead; Babadook

Frankenstein Theory isn't bad if you're interested in a faux documentary style and sets the atmosphere kinda like a good skinwalker story of you like that sort of thing and doesn't rely on jumps scares to be "scary" but rather the idea of the situation.

>>733920638
Contracted. That shit will make you never want to have unprotected sex ever again.

The 2016 American Elections.

>>733926253
Event Horizon
Sunshine (not total horror but pretty good atmosphere)
Alien (obviously)

>>733938225
I think basically it boils down to how forgiving you are of the ending. I think it's fair to say it's a pretty well crafted, if somewhat slow horror film with a solid premise that lets itself down with a stupid attempt at a twist.

However, unlike in, say, High Tension, the twist doesn't ruin the film, it's just unnecessary.

>>733927673
Quarantine isnt bad, its just that REC is so much more better.

>>733922353
>Lo
>Horror
>:/

I love Lo, but horror really?

>>733938286
Or targeted at other orifices

>>733922352
Only a pinko snowflake would compare himself to a holocaust victim. Your guy sucked, deal with it.

I was having this conversation irl last night and someone brought up Insidious. Personally I think insidious was fucking garbage. How do you guys feel about it?

>>733922352
If only this were real and you had gotten gassed.

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>>733938331
them maggots.....

>>733938517
I actually liked it, but you're not wrong either. Jump scares just don't affect me anymore and that was its only trick, but I thought it had a nice atmosphere, and the monster design was pretty good.

Antichrist

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0870984/?ref_=nv_sr_1

While not scary in the slightest, Beyond the Gates was a decent watch.

>>733920638
Haven't read through the rest but the ones I liked:

The Descent (UK ending)
The Witch
REC
Rosemary's Baby
Cabin In the Woods (for the take on horror, not really a proper horror)
Event Horizon
Alien
The Thing
Deadwatch
Original Living Dead franchise
Funny Games
Audition
The Thing
Eden Lake

>>733938707
I found this to be pretty bad to be honest. Von Trier films are insufferably boring and pretentious affairs with the odd shocking scene thrown in.

Insidious
The decent
Saw
Event Horizon
The Thing
The Ring
Tremors
The Shining

Evil dead 2
Ichi the killer
The possession
Last house on the left
Attack of the killer tomatoes
Silent night, deadly night
Green inferno

>>733938874
Watching WIllem Dafoe get his dick cut off was worth the pretentiousness of the rest of the movie.

>>733920638
the shining (of course)
the exorcist (original)
it follows (modern classic)
waxwork (cult classic)

Good horror movies that are also just good movies in general:

- The Thing
- Alien
- The Shining
- Hellraiser
- Antichrist
- American Werewolf in London
- Suspiria
- The Exorcist
- Rosemary's Baby
- Silence of the Lambs

Most horror movies are good genre films but lack artistic qualities from a broader perspective.

>>733923760
This is creepy, not scary, more like fucking retarded mostly.
Hands up if you fapped to the tits though. Anyone ? Just me ?

The opening sequence to The Shining is unsettling to me...

>>733938935
>Green inferno
when they cooked that guy who ate weed i lmao
pretty good movie but just like a updated cannibal holocaust

>>733938995
Granted, that was an interesting watch, but it doesn't make up for it being 20 minutes of content with a 108 minute runtime

>>733923631
you missed the whole point

>>733939320
Is this actually any good? I've not seen it and woulsn't mind trying it, but every time anyone mentions it all they can do is rave about how edgy it is which doesn't leave a great mpression

>>733939123
The whole film is designed from the ground up to be as unsettling as possible. Things that most people wouldn't even notice e.g. the geometry of the building not making sense

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sUIxXCCFWw

If you've got 20 mins

>>733939499
It's not worth watching to be honest. It's an edge lord's paradise. It's not even scary it's just uncomfortable due to sexual violence/gore

>>733939320
not scary, more like "lets be as gross and offensive as possible"
>>733939499
worth atleast one watch, just to say you have

poughkeepsie tapes

>>733939510
I hate The Shining because I absolutely cannot stand Shelly Duvall and Danny Lloyd, which is so disappointing because it's otherwise so meticulously crafted

>>733938116
Because after the initial shock you can totally predict it. And deflect it too because it follows goes at walking speed so eventually it will catch up but if you for instance drove even 10 miles you probably have 2 days of rest. So that being said you could go to like Vegas for a weekend fuck as many prostitutes as you can handle and you will essentially be free from the "curse". Like if i went to vegas which is a 23 day walk from where I live. Which is more then enough time for a few hookers spread the curse to other people who may or may not also live in Vegas. By the time it's tracked down everyone I probably would have lived a full and content life... Or long died from aids.

>>733939510
The geometry of the "building"was a result of limited studio space. According to the people who made the film.

Basically everything from "Room 237" is bullshit spewed by batshit crazy people.

>>733925747
yes but that entity didn't actually exist you fucktard, if you never saw the babadook it would have missed the whole point of it all

>>733939579
That's a shame. Sexual violence in gore have an important place in horror I think, but excess for the sake of excess just tends to be cringeworthy.

>>733939895
#and gore
Pardon me, it's nearly 3AM here

>>733939798
I don't know about that. They drove out of town, I think it was almost 500 miles away (I can't remember in the Movie if they disclosed this or read it somewhere, but I'm 99% certain) it took a day or two for the It to come out of nowhere and fuck them up in the boathouse.

My memory could be fucked up but if this is the case then it wouldn't be THAT bad, but there is always that thing in the back of your mind about being hunted. Being the prey to some unstoppable juggernaut.

>>733920638
the new blair witch project was really scary

>>733940035
mate even the old blair witch project wasn't scary

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>>733939749
you seen how fucked up she is lately? she went crazy on dr. phil. just thought that'd make you feel better.

>>733938681
>Jump scares just don't affect me anymore and that was its only trick
Exactly. They're frightening, but only for as long as they last. It's like BOO! Then loud noises and actors pretending to be terrified, then nothing. Straight back to your boring movie with no story.

>>733938869
>Cabin In the Woods (for the take on horror, not really a proper horror)
I agree with this so hard. Cabin In The Woods is more fun than it is scary and that's a good thing.

I like:
Reanimator
The "Cube" series
Coraline

>>733925622
They're coming out with a tv show version of "the mist" for Netflix. I'm stoked about that

>>733939895
he rapes a newborn baby, like i said, offensive and gross for the sake of being offensive

>>733940169
You just know she has a huge grey bush and hairy pits.

>>733939805
If you watch the video it's clear that at least part of what is described is deliberate to give a confusing or labyrinthine atmosphere

I've never seen Room 237 but Kubrick was a crazy and obsessive motherfucker so nothing surprises me about his depth of detail anymore

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>>733940211
i found cabin in the woods scary by how fucking bad of a movie it was

>>733922353
Pontypools good but i wouldnt consider it a horror movie

>>733940126
are you fucking retarded? the new one is horrifying

>>733922353
some bad taste there my dood

>>733939839
Didn't exist? You saw the end of that shit where they locked it in the basement? It was a "real" enough entity for them to feed it. But they showed to much of the babadook and explained what it was. Which takes the horror away from it

>>733921016
Everyone raves about this movie. Made me waste my time watching. Wasn't scary or thought provoking as it was trying to be.

>>733940246
I am too, but I am puzzled why the relatively short The Mist is getting a TV series, while the very long It is only getting a film

>>733940384
I watched it while high. Don't remember much, but it wasn't really scary from what I do remember. Just a fuck ton of camera shaking.

>>733922896
original anon here, i agree 100% with this. ending was a joke because now this thing that terrorized them is a pet. and haflway through i just got bored, it was mostly just a shrieking kid the whole movie and a whining mother that cant control her son it felt like. trailers looked great and i was hype but it was a letdown for me

>>733923778
1 was god tier
2 was eh kinda good

>>733940126
>>733940384
i was like 6 when i watched the 1st, so i thought "based on true story" was legit. only reason the first one scared me. the second ones just dumb.

>>733923778
1 was god tier imo, 2 had 2 really good stories, the satan worshippers and aliens, 3 was just a joke.

>>733940384
>doesn't think something is scary
>therefore fucking retarded
Are you 12, a massive wuss, or both?

Favourite youtube horror shorts/clips??

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gMjJNGg9Z8

>>733940484
dude did you see all those stick figurines??? that shit was spooky as FUCK.. not even kidding, it creeps me out just remembering it..

side note, lights out was really fucking creepy too

>>733924676
theres your problem, those are suspense thrillers. not horror, anyone who says otherwise is dumb idc what the internet categorizes them,.

I liked creep (it's on Netflix). Not god tier, but the main guy is pretty much like most of us /b tards in real life, wether we want to admit it or not

>>733940550
Have you seen Viral?
I haven't, but the fact nobody ever mentions it can't be a good sign

>>733940696
Nightmare on Elm Street and The Ring are obviously horror movies by any metric

Some stuff that's on my mind these days:

-the mist
-the ring
-the witch
-the babadook (pretty decent)
-sinister (has potential but falls apart, can't really recommend it)
-insidious (is the second one any good?)
-rings/the ring 3 (is this good? love the ring movies, would be sad if it was trash)