When will the scariest movie of all time actually be made? Yeah,

The first one was better.

Possession is quite scary

>>79088243
>scary

>>79088243

Insidious was probably the scariest movie I've ever seen, objectively. Interview with a vampire scared the shit out of me when I was 11 years old but that was my first ever horror movie, I dont think that counts.
Insidious had me nervous as fuck the whole time and legit scared that there is a 2nd world out there with spirits trying to steal my body.
It was the first movie of the whole conjuring style movies for me though, maybe that plays into it.

>>79088276
the 80s movie?

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Threads is still the scariest. Prove me wrong.

>>79088399
yes, I've watched it many times and the atmosphere is tense and dark as fuck. It's a really nightmarish movie.

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This film still leaves me answering question, and thats unnerving.

>>79088276
>>79088906
Will you guys stop with the fucking pretentiousness? What are you 14? These movies are not viscerally scary anymore, for a LONG time. Yes they can be respected in their own right, but OP wants the actual SCARIEST movie that can be made in 2017

>>79088944
The only way you could make the scariest film of all time is if it is a film that causes the audience to die of fright.

>>79088944
what scares you then?

>>79089003
fuck it we don't need the scariest of all time. I just know that the bar can be raised 100x, and still leave plenty room, and no one's done it yet. I dunno why. Maybe it's the commitment to storyline and theme unlike the "visceral" horror the other poster mentioned

>>79089017
something that is ACTUALLY scary>>79089017
That actually has an effect on you, rather than walking away from the movie "whew I can see how that could be interpreted as scary, I see what the director was going for here" and then going to bed like nothing

>>79089074
Then please, give some examples, anon

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i guess it's not the scariest thing i've ever seen but lake mungo literally kept me up at night for a while, that twist sticks with you

>>79089044
>I just know that the bar can be raised 100x, and still leave plenty room, and no one's done it yet. I dunno why

so write a script if it's so easy, you goddamn cunt

"muhuhh wow world peace is so easy guyysss just stop fighting lmao why dont ppl just do that"

underage lil worthless cunt, go kill yourself and ur family

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>>79088243

It already has

>>79089119
>lake mungo
Never heard of that. Sounds pretty spoopy.

As kid I was scared shitless of Carpenter's The Fog

>>79089098
it hasn't been made yet! That's the whole point of this post!

>>79089167
it's a slow burner, but the payoff is so good, definitely worth a watch

>>79089132
shouldn't you be killing yourself?

>>79089098
But actually I would say that Texas Chainsaw Massacre is pretty much the only one that's touched the horizon, with Exorcist as a close second. And i'm talking about for their times

YOU'RE A GROWN UP.

YOU CANT GET SCARED BY MOVIES ANYMORE.

STOP EXPECTING IT AND JUDGING EVERY HORROR MOVIE BY IT.

YOU'RE A FUCKING ADULT.

YOU'LL NEVER BE SCARED AGAIN MY A MOVIE THE WAY YOU WERE AS A CHILD.

>>79088458
Watch "The War Game".
That spooked me way more than threads ever did.

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I'm in the mood for a scary novel. I might make a thread in /lit/ but I'm worried they wont answer.

>>79089275
when it will become an acceptable device, vr videogames are most likely become the future of horror entertainment

>>79089364
I've said for awhile video games are the future of horror. VR just strengthened that belief.

>>79088243
There are some truly terrifying plots in this thread right here >>79061588

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>tfw don't get scared by things anymore
I miss being young

>>79088243
Is that Marilyn Manson?

>>79089305
You mean the not-enough-sensation-we-must-burgerify adaptation? It's like the next rec on imdb, rt, amazon, letterboxd. Copycats a shit.

>>79089587
No, the "it was banned in the uk for 20 or so years because those cucks thought an atomic war documentary would be too traumatic for it's population" one.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_War_Game

>>79089627
Apologies. I know I've seen this, I just can't seem to remember. Threads must've better narrative structure.

"Scary" is a pretty subjective term, I laughed watching the Conjuring 2, it was way too silly to me.

I find realistic depictions of certain situations way more scary than any jumpscare fest, where the feeling stays with you even after the film, while the jumpscare horror movies are more like a roller-coaster ride, just a fun experience.

I find scenes like these scary:
>The ending of The Vanishing
>The ending of Kill-List
>Zodiac lake killing scene
>The ending of Fail-Safe
>The balcony scene in The Conversation
>The entirety of Threads
>The entirety of The Hunt
>anything by David Lynch (not exactly realistic but it get's to me)

>>79089662
maybe.
Threads is more an "after the war" sort of thing, war game is just the horror of getting nuked.

>>79089738
The less powerful burger 'remake' i was thinking about was The Day After, screened a year earlier than Threads. This recency bias in my head, man. That xfiles episode Home is what i imagined post-MAD civilization was, must be why it sticks out more.

>>79088906
>This film still leaves me answering question, and thats unnerving.


What did he mean by this

>>79090244
Who the fuck opened the door to the Nursery?!

>>79090300
No, I mean that the sentence structure is fucking retarded.

>>79090348
Tbf I was quite tired when I wrote that, just noticed the mistake I made. What I meant was that the film leaves me asking a lot of questions on what happened. The effect this has had on me is that simple shots like a door suddenly being opened, or a handle turning, are quite disturbing.

>>79089728

>The entirety of the Hunt

wat

>>79089275
>be child
>watch IT
>utterly terrified
>for month imagine that there is monster beneth the bed, beneth the table and constantly check all the spaces and closets and shit
>grow up 20+
>realize IT was just tim curry fucking around, find the movie amusing now and delude myself that i cant be scared of movies anymore
>watch many horrors like Ring, Grudge etc. and am completely undisturbed
>sometime ago watch Conjuring
>the 'check everything for monsters' routine is back
fuck that movie. i am now afraid to watch the sequel

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>>79088243
>mfw I realise the real painting didn't have eyes

>>79090653

>The Conjuring
>Scary
>Checking for monsters at the age of 20

you're a fucking faggot my dude.

Unless you're a woman, in which case it's acceptable.

>>79088243
Scary movie.......fucking seriously? If you're under the age of 12 maybe.

Anyone older than that should know the real world can be a fuck load more scary than any paint by numbers horror movie.

I live near an underpass where three times in the past two years someone's had their throat slit, someone gets mugged there every week.Two murders on my street in four years.

Where I live is relatively quiet to other shitholes I know.

Scary movies?........grow the fuck up. We live in a world of prowling niggers.

>>79089141

Don't cut yourself with that edge

>>79090728
>>The Conjuring
>>Scary

it is. that leg pulling bit was pure horror kino. the ending was shit as the whole 'exorcist face' have been done hundred times over.

That one movie with Fassbender being killed by teenagers and the wife trying to escape is pretty unnerving and scary.

>>79088243
>Conjuring 2
>Scary at parts
What parts? I kinda liked it, but it wasn't scary.

'Scary' is not a objective fact. so how can one movie be the scariest?

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>>79088243
reality>any movie ever

>>79088357
Interview with a vampire isn't a horror movie and insidious is way too silly to be a good horror.
Please get some taste.

>>79088458
I didn't find threads spooky at all.

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>>79088243

>>79089728
>The ending of Kill List
oh daym. yup.

>>79088243
That scene was one of the best in the movie but there were so many small things that undermined it. It went completely over the top, especially when the painting started to scream.

>>79091172
The painting scene was very scary imo.

>>79089627
You do realise the BBC blocked it, not the UK, right?

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>>79091926

I don't watch horror films as I experienced paranormal shit as a kid, so bad my dad got a priest to bless the house and set up shit like crosses and so on everywhere. It still happens to this day, stupid shit like sounds of people walking into your room, my cat getting scared at nothing and so on.

I just shrug, if it's 'paranormal' then who cares. If it's 'scientifically explainable' then that's also a who cares. After all, the result is the same.

Anyway, I do watch the odd 'horror' film but mostly subtle shit, not the JUMPSCARE crap. I have long wanted to make my own horror film as I often go to sleep imagining what I would do. Funnily enough, one night I was thinking of a film idea and I was unable to get to sleep, so I turned on my light and tried to get back to sleep. I then came up with another film idea with the 'ghosts' or whatever attracted to light, so humans have to constantly live in the dark to survive. As I was doing that, there was a loud clap in the corner of my room, you know when people make a really loud clap on their hand. A single clap. This has happened before.

It sucks.

But if I was making a horror film I'd keep jumpscares to a minimum. I thought a horror film set on a huge submarine would be neat. Make it a prototype super big one the Yanks make in order to blanket China's key areas with nukes in case of such an attack. Have loads of people on board and throughout the film have people, background people, who are like sonar operators or whatever slowly stop appearing in scenes where they have been before. So many people in the submarine means it isn't noticed until some specific person isn't there. Have people continue to disappear, eventually forcing people to enter groups in sealed rooms. Various accusations and shit and fear rise and so on. Eventually end with one group in one location and people start to disappear simply by people looking away or blinking. Eventually the protag and other people leave room and run throughout the sub.

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>>79088243
This is the only film after which I couldn't sleep. Not even a horror or traditionally scary but the length at the devastatingly bleak atmosphere the whole time got me I guess.

Just listen to creepypastas. That's the scariest way to get horror while still having a narrative. Videogames is just shit chasing you.

>>79092474
>thread is about scary movies
>"hurr not horror or scary but..·"
kys, go namedrop your shitty movie elsewhere

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How scary is it? im a pussy who can't watch horror films

>>79092642
It's not scary, but it is a great film. You really feel the paranoia and helplessness of the main character as things get crazier and crazier.

>>79088243
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQeMOhgUbvU
Dude, Conjuring 2 was truly terrifying.

>>79092131
The slow burn and tension make that unbearable.

>>79092474
Turin Horse was even more bleak. The most brutally slow film I've ever seen. Loved it though.

When watching the COnjuring 2, the main characters reminded me of Scully and Mulder and that is felt like a weird episode of the X FIles.

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>>79088357
>Insidious was probably the scariest movie I've ever seen
Is this bait?

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Not the scariest movie of all time, but its my favorite creepy horror movie

>>79089427
Best thread on /tv/ this week

>>79090718
that whole painting scene is one of the scariest I've seen in a movie.

>>79088458
Came to post this but I suppose aside from this there's also "The Day After".

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only horror movie that made me feel spooked and uneasy days later

>>79091745
>Jumpscare
>Scary

>>79089003
They actually said this when Night of the Living Dead came out. They had a warning going out that people with weak hearts shouldn't watch it.

>>79093070
Jumpscares are scary yes.

>>79089132
faggot detected

>>79093106
They're just a physical reaction to a sudden noise and scary pic, they're the lowest tier of scare a film can pull off.

>>79093187
Look up the definition of scary, you pretentious fedora tipper

A proper horror film needs to blend an unseen terror, with a sense of dread that leaves you feeling vulnurable to your core. Like that feeling of being in true danger constantly. Let our minds fill in some gaps and cut out odly specific story themes about the monster or entity, no ones gonna be scared of a creature that will go away once you reture its bones to its childhood home.

I watched cannibal holocaust after eating a large quantity of hash mixed into yogurts when I was 15. Literally no movie has scared me since then and I'm now 30

>>79093276
>A proper horror film..
According to who ? The neckbeard academy?

>>79093246
So you're saying they are a clever tool?

>>79093326
I said jumpscares were scary

>>79093359
I didn't deny that, I underlined what they are to make a point of them being a lazy thing to put in your movie because they're extremely easy to pull off.

>>79093359

I hope one day a "horror" movie is made where the movie is pretty timid up to about the 30 min mark where without warning it cuts abruptly to a scary face and the speakers max out blasting out a deafening screech at 200% volume.

Just so you can walk out and go "WOW that was a GREAT and SCARY horror movie".

>>79093411
That would be hilarious desu

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>>79088243
This movie is really good, is from last year.

>>79093453

Actually thinking back on what I posted it would definitely be a fucking hilarious but wildly expensive joke to pull on moviegoers.

But aside from that, would it be correct to label jumpscares as "scary" or simply "shocking?

I can think tons of horrifying movies but nobody would wanna watch them. For example a film where some kid wakes up to a paraller universe where his mother does nothing but screams like hell would be pretty terrifying. But who the hell would wanna see that? Theres no haunted house or explanation to paranormal phenomenon.
Horror films gotta be entertaining and if they just center around surreal and disturbing imager, then they won't be very popular.

>>79093012
Man, I've been spooked by aliens since I was a kid. I've always been too much of a wuss to see this film.

>>79093411
At least that would be better than any 'le psychological horror' movie

Scariest film ever is Idiocracy.

>>79093570
You must really hate books then.

>>79093514
I think that in the strict sense they are scary, but because of the sudden shock. I mean, when I was a little shit I jump scared my relatives all the times because it was the funniest shit, but I was a kid. I sometimes do it even now. My favourite was hiding somewhere in a room and scare the shit out of my ex having her know I was somewhere ready to scare her.

>>79093320
No, theres no such thing as a neckbeard acadamy. I looked! but Its common sense? I guarentee you can scare yourself more than any horror movie can. So how can you use that to your advantage?

>>79093545
that example is pretty shit, it describes a laughable and irritating viewing experience. if it was a direct experience then sure, but how often does a scenario like that happen in the vagaries of everyday life? 0.1%. your sense of edge has to catch up with today's sensibilities, the real world is getting more and more absurd so the pieces of art that stand out more from the white noise become even rarer.

>>79088243
Probably the last porn I watched. It featured 10 black mean filling up her every hole.

Oh. And the girl's name? Your mom, bitch.

>>79093660

>Reading a horror novel
>Puts you on the edge of your gaming chair
>Slowly turn the page
>The font has changed to 72px and simply states
>"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"
>Shit your pants in the flurried panic attack after being frightened so badly

>>79093660
I love books, horror books are shit tho.
>>79093671
What are you even talking about?

>>79093710
lel

>>79091926
>>79092131
Looks fucking retarded

Just replace 'scary' with 'most anxiety-inducing' or or 'most rewatchable [mood of the genre] movie' and posters will avoid all the bullshit language traps that shit up a discussion. Don't you retards already mentally do this? Habitual trolls who go the other way and deliberately misunderstand posts to revel at the ensuing pedantic chaos, don't even @ me.

>>79093679

yeah well how about a movie where google developes into a godhood and starts judging people by telling everyone what they googled and how much anal gaping cuckold porn they watched? That would be pretty horrifying

>>79093803
>I need my safe space

>>79093814
that already happened almost two decades ago, people posted their emotions hard, then proceeded to continue using google. and then here we are. gotta be edgier than that.

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>>79091926
>>79092131
>speed up footage

>>79093867
low (iq)uality and thin-skinned troll outed

>>79093738
creating a horror movie that actually terrifies the audience

>>79093903
Grow up or leave kid

>>79093929
Jumpscares terrify the audience

>>79093971
huh? Grow up.

>>79092642
Not that scary (compared to modern horror films) but it's amazing, probably my favorite film

David Lynch can make the scariest movie of all time. Not even being pretentious, seriously. Some of his movies genuinely frighten me, like Mulholland Dr, Lost Highway or even Inland Empire. Some of the scenes from these movies scared the shit out of me, can challenge most of the mainstream horror movies. He's brilliant at creating the mood and atmoshpere and imagery. If he'd decide to make a straight mainstream horror movie instead of the arthouse movies he usually does, he would knock it out of the park, I'm just sure of it. But he never will of course.

I get creeped by scary phonecalls. I think theres more to them than what has been described on traditional horror films

I once read this scary story on /x/ or here, where some anon told that after her mother died, he got a call where an unnatural voice was singing "my bonnie lies over the ocean". I don't know if its just my personal fears but that shit gave me creeps even as I wrote this

>>79089275
This. You're not gonna get scared by a fucking movie as a grown ass man.

So,purely as an horror movie, not some satire that hits too close to home(egz.Idiocracy, War Room,Ollie Stone Snowden etc),
and taking into acc you can be scared by religious stuff up to the point(even or despite you are not religious guy),
I can't tell about whole movie but scenes from some movies got me.(also no gore or shock bull like Serb flick or Salo).
The Exorcist- hyena scene(really scary way to show that people are animals and leftover of that animal is actually Satan).
The Passion- Satan baby and retarded demon children
Gone Girl- that movie did for wymn what Jaws did for sharks(inb4contrarians and sjw,I don't like or condone this revenge chickflick,idea that you sleep with biggest danger of them all is unsettling)
TWD- now, I'm talking about s01 here, total destruction of civilization and peoples relations were spot on, to the point it was an fluke in otherwise dumb show)
And scariest flick in 2017 should be around technology & cartels,terrorists and how it can or already does influence our lives, that is what's scary to this gen(not some monsters or crap like that), paranoid society, rise of fundamentalism and neo dark age are subjects that could really scare people if done right.

>>79091832
Given the BBC is state run I fail to see much of a distinction there.

>>79088243
>Yeah, Conjuring 2 for example was pretty scary at parts.
I might be jaded as fuck for watching so much horror but Conjuring 2 did fucking nothing for me, it was predictable as fuck and there was jumpscares, it was boring as hell. The lanky ass monster design was top notch though, points for that.

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>>79088243
>>79089141
exorcist 3
/Thread

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TCM 1974 is how you do horror. No blood or gore, realistic scenario, it feels real, no supernatural BS, the ending is perfect because it's not happy or sad, it ends on an uncomfortable note

I've found having really terrible mental problems in your past makes certain movies fucking hideous to watch. Funny thing it's never horror movies, I remember watching The Beach Boys autobio when they got into the guys mental problems. I left the theatre and started to break down crying worried I'd end up some fuck who can't exist in real life.

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Someone post "that" scene in Lake Mungo.

>>79094821
boring

>>79088243
Hollywood is terribad at horror movies. Asians do it much better, and I'm not even a horrorfag.

Insidious wasn't really scary. I enjoyed it, but it felt more like a fantasy game to me.

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This film had some pretty nightmarish imagery. The horror elements are done really well but the pacing is a challenge

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Scariest film ever? Nah. Its just the most anxiety inducing film ever.

Between this film and his other one, Diaboliques, I dont think ive ever sweat so much watching movies. Tension has never been used better. Hitchcock is the only other comparison

>>79093058
This. the atmosphere in this film is so unnerving and tense. cgi couldve been better though

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Hellraiser is the best mix of mainstream and patrician horror. Prove me wrong. The lovecraftian elements in Hellraiser 2 are pretty cool.

Even Hellraiser Inferno has its good moments. The atmosphere in that one is something else. Even if the movie itself is kinda shitty. That film feels like its putting you under

>>79095770
>Hellraiser Inferno
i feel like this movie is seriously underrated

>>79095770
It's a few different elements of gothic horror literature (read: several centuries old) in a contemporary setting
Nothing special, rife with awful acting, mostly interesting today for the fantastic SFX

>>79093411
It would actually be pretty interesting if a horror movie didn't marekt itself as "horror" at all and after 30 minutes became a horror movie. That would actually scare people.

>>79093505
Yes, i can vouch for this. But americans can't read subtitles for some reason so no one will see it anyway.

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>>79094049
>I get creeped by scary phonecalls
Enjoy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qrp3P7wWds

>>79089141
yawn

>>79093686
Who names their kid "your mom"? Strange name.

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>>79090761
>edge
What? Saying The Exorcist is scary is edgy?

Conjuring 2 is shit. It's laughable. You can thank James Wan for that. Every horror movie that has come out within the last 5 years or so he has been attached to. Hence the reason why every "horror" movie today follows the same plot and has identical characters. The possession stories are played, as are the repetitive jump scares.

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>>79095980
if only the rest of the movie lived up to this part. this scene still gives me chills

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>>79094821
Fuck off James Rolfe!

As long as Neil Breen continues to get funding for his projects, horror will live on in cinema.

We need to wait for high frame rate before scary movies can be made. 24fps is never scary because the juddering motion constantly reminds you that it's not real. The only scary things possible with 24fps are jump scares, which are the lowest tier of scariness. 120fps makes real scary scenes possible.

>>79095770
>>79095844
>Hellraiser Inferno
Is that the one where the main character gets the shit kicked out of him by cowboys in white trench coats?

>>79095860
>awful acting
For the sequels I agree but come on now. Ashley Lawrence did fine for not being a professional actor. Andrew Robinson was great as Larry/Frank. Even Doug Bradleys performance is iconic. But the real star is Claire Higgins as Julia.

She is pure distilled bitchery. The first 2 films wouldve been nothing without her

>>79096125
The first two films are nothing, it's dreck, trash it

>watch Blair Witch remake
>already lost by that point
>movie concists of simply trying to scare the movie by loud sounds like screaming and DUN sounds literally every second
>don't get scared cause they do that the entire movie

>>79095844
It is

>>79096099
It is

They were ninja kung fu cowboys that beat him up in the woods ???

>>79096150
>They were ninja kung fu cowboys that beat him up in the woods
Yeah, that's the one.

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>>79095637
Pretty tense. Also its technicolor spiritual remake, Sorcerer.

>>79093505
Seconding this.

>>79096099
>>79095844
>>79096194
I watched this movie half drunk/stoned at 3 in the morning for the first time and this scene fucked me up

https://youtu.be/Vz6AlIZAe2s

>>79096267
Sorcerer is great but Wages of Fear is still without queation the superior film. Sorcerer set up the characters better, had an amazing soundtrack and generally is just better looking but Wages pulled off the tension much better and the ending is one of the greatest in cinema history.

Sorcerers ending is garbage

>>79096023
It's not edgy, it's retarded. The Exorcist is a badly written snoozefest. Hours of useless backstory, boring characters, bad acting etc. Only the music is worth anything.

>>79096395
>Wages pulled off the tension much better
Apart from the ending, can't really argue with that. Joon-ho Bong said Wages influenced Snowpiercer more than Sorcerer.

>>79089119

Seconding this one, really. The movie is slow and stumbles for a bit (I hear there's a cut version made by the very director), but it can really, really get to you. I would say it's the only movie that has actually kept me disturbed in many years.

>>79096541
Edgy.

>>79088243
Everybody in this thread is underaged or a faggot with shit taste.

ALIEN is the greatest horror movie of all time

>>79096646
Lake Mungo is spooky. It looses its luster a bit once you know whats going on but it definitely takes you on a ride the first time. The final shot of the film is genuinelly chilling. Its fun watching it with people who havent seen it before

>>79096721
>xenomorphs are a metaphor for a high-maintenance wife
probably

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>>79096541
>The Exorcist is a badly written snoozefest. Hours of useless backstory, boring characters, bad acting etc

Now that's an edgy opinion by a gen Z poster. wew lad the edge generation top kek meme instagram 100 twisting my head truthfully family

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>>79096541
> The Exorcist is a badly written snoozefest. Hours of useless backstory, boring characters, bad acting

you're a fag with adhd

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>>79088243
hey

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>>79096721
>"everyone here is an underage faggot who doesnt have superior taste in horror like me"
>posts alien, one of the most well known, universally appraised horror films of all time

Get some taste nigga

>>79096721
Grow up you special snowflake retard

>>79096774
Xenomorphs are obviously supposed to be a metaphor for rape

>>79089728
The Vanishing is probably the most "realistic" Horror movie, BUT its fatal flaw is the ending which ruined it for me -- in terms of realism. The ending is fine, but it's not realistic.

>>79096864
trendy hysteria. most people survive rape.

>>79096541

> pleb, the opinion

>>79089141

>A cunny with demon make-up saying "cunt" a lot

Maybe it was scary in 1973, but today it's just laughable.

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>>79096705
>>79096705
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>>79096909
>all these reddit tier replies
Kys you pseudo intellectual circlejerkers

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Music videos scared me more than any film has ever scared. There was just so many unexplained and surreal videos which left you thinking wtf did you just saw.

If soundgardens black hole sun music video was somehow a short film, it would probably be scariest shit ever.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jW8UlrtcEac

Even this old white stripes shit unnerves me more than any horror film of last years. Horror films are just too explained to be scary, everything has a reason behind them and scary things are attributed to evil beings or madness. Music videos just give you some disturbing imagery and leave you with it.

>>79096967
>invoking reddit
Way to out yourself pleb.

>>79096997
Nice one, redditor

>>79093797
It's pretty scary in the movie but as a whole Inland Empire is really damn boring

>>79097016
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>>79096541
>being such a buttblasted edgelord you resort to samefagging
Sad!

>>79095536
Suspense and gore, really good combination

>>79088243

Amour is the scariest movie of all time. No joking.

>>79096794
kek

>>79097039
Sounds like you need your safespace to circlejerk about your cult movies son.
You are so deluded you believe everyone who disagrees with you is the same person lmao

>>79096928
Up until I was like 13 the Exorcist was the scariest film i had ever seen. And I grew up watching a ton of great 80s horror films.

But you are probably 17 years old and watched the theatrical cut while browsing /tv/. You probably didnt even know there were multiple versions of the film

>>79097111
>presents no argument
Sad!

>>79096994

Yesss, I get you there. Movies can be too obsessed with making sense of themselves.

>>79095536

>turkish

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Welcome to /tveddit/ where you can't say anything bad about meme movies such as: the exorcist, the thing, the blair witch project, etc. While at the same time humblebraging about how much you hate more internet-popular movies such as Fight Club and despise trends in contemporary film

>>79097226
>wahhh, the big meanies made fun of my shit taste!
Not even your mother cares about this drivel you shit out. Apply yourself.

Movies since 2000 that actually SCARED me regardless of their quality in terms of originality etc:

The Silent House (2010)
The Canal (2014)
The Strangers (2008)
first 30 minutes of Halloween 2 (2009)
The Visit (2015)
last 30 minutes or so of Lake Mungo (2008)
Blair Witch (2016)

There are many modern horror movies I deem better than these (e.g. House of the Devil, Resolution, The Invitation, The Descent) but those are the movies that actually terrified me

>>79097226
It would be different if someone was simply saying they didnt find a film scary but to say a film like the Exorcist is bad shows a level of cinematic ineptitude typically only seen in teenagers or women.

>>79089728
Are you talking about The Hunt (2013)? And I think from Zodiac the scene in the house of the dude who drew the movie posters is scarier

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>>79096541
There are very disturbing underlying themes of sexual child abuse. Not to mention that Regan's symptoms and actions align perfectly with victims of sexual predators. That was the real horror in my opinion.

>Acting out in an inappropriate sexual way with toys or objects
>Nightmares, sleeping problems
>Becoming withdrawn or very clingy
>Becoming unusually secretive
>Sudden unexplained personality changes, mood swings and seeming insecure
>Regressing to younger behaviours, e.g. bedwetting
>Unaccountable fear of particular places or people
>Outburst of anger
>Changes in eating habits
>New adult words for body parts and no obvious source
>Self-harm (cutting, burning or other harmful activities)
>Physical signs, such as, unexplained soreness or bruises around genitals or mouth, sexually transmitted diseases, pregnancy

>>79097298
>The Strangers (2008)
Really? That one is total garbage compared to the french original. The original scared me when I first watched it and didn't know what it was going to be about.

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>>79097298
>The Strangers (2008)
>The Visit (2015)
>Blair Witch (2016)

The fuck is wrong with you son?

>>79097491
Didn't know it was a remake. What's the French one called?

>>79097525
Dark forests are creepy, old people acting erratically are creepy, masked strangers sneaking into your house are creepy.

Are there any of these type of films not riddled with jump scares. By there type of film I mean Insidious, The Conjuring etc.

>>79089343
They will. Just let it sit. I found The Mummy to be pretty scary, nothing to do with the movie

>>79097535
ils/them
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0465203/?ref_=nv_sr_1

>>79097720
>>79097535
I should add that it might not be as scary if you've already seen the remake and know what it is going to be about. I didn't know anything about the movie when I watched it.

>>79097296
Holy shit son you got mas as fuck, why do you take so much pride on your 'taste'? Grow up

K
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>>79097590
There are a ton

Kill List
The Shining
Silence of the Lambs
The Witch
The Invitation
Cube
The Innkeepers
House of the Devil
The Fog
Hellraiser

Basically any horror made before 2005 with a few modern exceptions and with removing the entire genre of 80s slasher films

>>79097785
Good list except Hellraiser. Can't understand how anyone can find those movies scary.

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>>79088243
>don't think movies are all that scary
>can't play scary video games because they spook me too hard

>>79097369
>but to say a film like the Exorcist is bad shows a level of cinematic ineptitude typically only seen in teenagers or women.
Why?
Why can't people defend their meme movies without saying 'hurr ur underage' 'hurr ur pleb' ?

Post the jumpscareless-core chart already

"Them" is far scarrier than the strangers. Fight me.

>>79097385
Well, that made me think. That's actually interesting. But the whole young priest's mother subplot -- was it necessary? So the possessed girl could mention her during the exorcism? They should have concentrated on the girl. Show more of her backstory. Make it about child abuse.

>>79095942
I had an idea for this wrote out a rough script and everything. It'd be marketed as a romantic comedy about a shy girl coming out of her shell. And then like three quarters into the film after the two FINALLY get together as she falls asleep in his arms he says, "I'm going to skin you alive". The rest of the film is just obscene torture.

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>>79097762
>so upset he can't even type properly
Just step away from the computer for a while buddy. You're embarrassing yourself.

>>79097962
Grow up

>>79097934
I don't think anyone would argue with that.

>>79097830
Giving you an avatar that's actually vulnerable to danger does a lot to engross you in the horror atmosphere.

>Why can't people defend their meme movies without saying 'hurr ur underage' 'hurr ur pleb' ?
Because it's the only argument they can come up with.

>>79097987
Sad

>>79097962
>You're embarrassing yourself
lol, it's an anonymous message board.

>>79098029
Sad

>>79098046
Yet you're still embarrassed. Pretty sad.

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>>79097856
dumpf. needs updating and re-editing. get busy.

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>>79098069

>>79098061
Mournful

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>>79098098

>>79098098
>Exorcist
Edgy list

>>79089275
Some things can still create a spooky atmosphere. I feel it moreso when it's the middle of the night with headphones on.

But most of it is just the same old shit where everyone talks in whispers so you're forced to listen closely and then spooky loud noise that turns out to be nothing. Boring!

The scariest movies of all times are all video games.

Movies are played out in front of you. You can look away and it'll keep going without you. But with a game, you're pushing yourself into the horror, and if you look away, you'll just have to look right back to carry on.

>>79098098
"Atmospheric horror"
The most boring pseudo drama garbage genre out there

>>79097846
Nobody is saying you cant have these opinions. You can hate any movie you want but when you just say "lol dis movie sux XD" without any real arguments you just look like a retard and nobody will take your opinion seriously

>dis movie was boring
>dis movie wasnt scary
>how can people like dis movie
What are we supposed to do with this information besides make fun of you? You are the one controlling the discourse here

>>79094515
leave this board

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This one is underrated af

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GOAT

>>79094821
It wasn't "scary" in the true sense of words. The acting is pretty lame and lots of cheesy scenes but yeah, you gotta admit the movie was a labour of love. It's just that I found it to be more comfy than "scary".

>>79097953
There are several elements that are worth observing in the Exorcists story. I theorized that Reagan was being abused by the creepy director friend and the demon in a way was empowering her. When you look at the mythology behind the particular demon in the film it makes it a little more plausible.

Also there are little touches that i enjoy that maybe werent even intentional. Pazuzu travels through the air in ancient mythology and there are many shots early on in the film of wide open bedroom windows with curtains blowing in the breeze. Spooky

>>79098220
How is this post:
>>79096541
'dis movie was boring' tier ?

>>79096314
Now THAT's the right way to portrait your succubi.

>>79098165
But you can turn off a video game too. And you can look away...

>>79098403
>literally "dis was boring"
What are you trying to prove here?

>>79098403
Because it wasnt useless backstory and character development. It just shows that you werent paying attention

>>79098403
Did you really not get the importance of Father Karras and Reagans mothers backstory? Are you thick?

>>79098455
It isn't, learn to read
>>79098477
It was

I think that films like the visit are going to be setting the standard for horror in the future, films that are just eerie for the first 9/10ths of the movie
until the twist

>>79098542
Explain it then, oh wait you can't and you will probably dodge it like you people always do.
>ooh u just dont get it u dumb
>explain it
>OOH I CANT UR JUST DUMB LIKE HOW CAN'T YOU GET IT ??

>>79092131
kek the leaf that floats in from out of frame made me jump

>>79095770
I remember the hellraiser movies being the only ones to really fuck with me as a kid. they were just so relentlessly brutal and awful.

Another was Candyman. It's a pretty fucked up movie honestly. kino?

>>79098430

That means you've been succesfully but safely scared! Congratz! Now if you want real horror then go spend time in some abandoned industrial building with hobos and meth heads lurking near

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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0282209/trivia
What the FUCK didn't they like about the insectoid faerie dryad design? Oh it broke too easily just like the xenomorph skull in Alien.

But now I'm curious what the original script was for Darkness Falls and how to get my hands on it.

>>79090740
why the fuck do people still live in amerika?!

>>79088906
>>79090300
>>79090439
Is English your first language?

>>79098578
I shouldnt fucking have to. Its so god damn obvious that Karras crisis of faith and the mother being powerless are the central ideas that form the main moral conflict of the film. The whole idea is that reality is a constant struggle or war of attrition between contradicting philosophies or forces that mere humans are at the mercy of. Good vs evil. Science vs faith. Old vs new. Love vs hate. You can only choose one side of the dichotamy at a time. Human nature is about adapting and challenging the consequences of this conflict on a daily basis

The film is much bigger than just being scary

when the studios are bust and it's nothing left but indie films

>>79098761
Candyman is awesome

>>79099130
you have my permission to get spooked

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-dlWJ9x7xY

Are there any scenes like this in horror films? I don't mean particularly the cruel "whole family gets killed in front of each other" thing, but the feverish moment where idyllic setting turns into something horrifying?

These scenes are the only redeeming quality of sinister, music and visuals hit the spot in amazing way.

>>79097953
Rob Ager, who makes wonderful videos, actually covered this in depth. My interpretation of the movie is mostly based on that video. Here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlLrD1CC5wQ&ab_channel=CollativeLearning

Any horror movies that will make me need to take a break mid way through due to tension?

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>>79088243

woman in black 1989 is the scariest thing you will ever see.

>>79097953
It's to give character to the priest, which makes his sacrifice, the ending of the movie, more emotional.

>>79094789


yes this is a good example

>>79099256
Great reply

>>79098069
Patrician taste best taste

>>79098129
stopped reading at 1408

>>79096832

Holy shit Pulse/Kairo what a wonderful film. This is one of the films I can say were truly unnerving. It also has bleak atmosphere like no film has ever had. I don't mean edgy dark stuff but its like the whole world is in passive state, waiting for something big and bad to happen. Impeding doom is the right word for it

>>79098352
>>79095536
Baskinmind

>>79089119
i dont understand this
lake mungo was garbage

>>79099741
Plebs have been getting triggered over 'not getting it' for very long, just like you.

>>79090653
>being scared of literally nothing
Faggot.

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Thought it was meh when I first watched this but a lot of stuff stayed with me. There are some parts that i remember really well besides dat ending

>>79099805
i get it just fine
its just not very good
scariest film ever is an absurd thing to say
maybe aussies take to it more
mockumentary is a cheap form of horror. it removes the need for an atmosphere by pretending to be real life

>>79089728
the feeling of dread i felt at the end of gone girl was 20 times the feeling of dread i felt when watching both conjuring movies
theyre almost horror parody movies

>>79089141
Honestly laugh out loud funny. Not even memeing.

>>79094051
But TV is a manchild.

>>79098547
>no argument
Sad

>movies
>scary

pick 1

>>79094821
Thus movie rekt my eardrums. Too much screaming.

>>79099894
[REC] had good atmosphere and it was found footage

And youre right, Lake Mungo wasnt that great mostly because of the actors and the fact that nothing is really explained at the end but it had a good story going there for a while

>>79099631
>>79096832
I thought this movie was boring as shit, not scary at all, and its themes were just lazy as fuck, which is strange since I liked the director's other movies.

This quite possibly the worst thread I have ever seen in my life.

I hope all of you die soon.

>>79100117

Would you say the cure is better than pulse? Because I enjoyed pulse and read that cure is way slower film than that and i've yet to see it

>>79100170
Yes, I think Cure is much better, but it's in no way slower.

>>79100194

guess I will watch it now

>>79100133
You should hang out here more, this is just normal

>>79100133
>>79100283
It's not about cuck porn, cunny, or off topic political shit, so that already puts it in the top ten percent.

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>>79099311
thats not whistle and ill come to you 1968
you must have made a mistake

>>79100336
>cunny
>bad
And political threads can be a lot of fun

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what's the film equivalent of this?

>>79100117
tl;dr fuck off kairo is an amazing movie
nah fuck off, kairo is horror kino
it's got a really great atmosphere, some very unique and effective spooks without being cheap at all and the themes actually exceed expectations for a horror film
the reason you thought pulse was better is because it's not a horror film by any stretch of the word so it has more to live up to but is less restricted by certain tropes

>people shittting on TTCSM, The Exorcist, Kairo
This fucking board

>>79100388
>And political threads can be a lot of fun
Then go have them on the politics board, that's where they belong.

>>79100471

personal preferences man

This is the most people talke about film on this board

>>79100408
There was nothing unique about the atmosphere, and the entire thing was unnnecessarily slow and boring, however this wasn't the worst part of the movie. The thing I really didn't like was the atrocious dialogue. I can tolerate bad writing but it was especially terrible in this piece of shit, and the acting was dogshit too.

It's really strange, since the same guy made much better movies in the past.

>>79100491
But if they're happening here...

>>79100471
>Kairo
>associating that "watching paint dry" simulator with actual horror classics
Weebs were a mistake.

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>>79100570

If you claim the atmosphere isn't unique then give some similar films with matching atmosphere

>>79100588
Report them and then happily participate as jannies and mods do fuck all about it.

>>79100548
>muh personal preferences
Fuck this bullshit. Greatness is greatness, quality is quality. The ones that don't recognize that are simply wrong

>>79100548
im sick of seeing this reddit bullshit
quality of material can be judged objectively

>>79100629
Only fags report things

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>>79095844
>>79096099
>the hellraiser 5 is good meme is back again

>>79100697
Enjoy half the catalog being blacked and Trump threads then.

>>79100723
>hellraiser 5 is good meme
No one said it was good, just one fag said underrated. I only brought up the white trench coat cowboy ninjas because it's the most egregiously awful thing I could remember from that shitshow.

>>79100725
Not very enjoyable tbqh

>>79096045
All he's done is Saw, Dead Silence, Death Sentence, Insidious 1 & 2, Fast and Furious 8, Conjuring 1 & 2.

Those are the only movies he has done. He's attached to DC's Aquaman. He's "produced" a lot, but when they say "produced" he literally had nothing to do with them. He's a big name and the studio like to slap his name onto their projects to try and draw in a larger crowd.

>>79096834
Cube and Scream both have the worst fanbase I've ever come across.

>>79100819
Odd statement, but so what?

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>>79098999
>But now I'm curious what the original script was for Darkness Falls and how to get my hands on it.
I'm bretty sure the original script was exactly the same. The only thing that was different was the monster. I'm almost certain they actually filmed most of the movie with that monster design as well. They went back and reshot most of the movie to change the design to the porcelain mask Freddy Kruegar we ended up getting.

If you're over the age of 20, you'll never be "scared" by a film for the rest of your life.

You'll keep trying to chase that feeling of wanting to be scared but it will never come. The most you'll feel is being unnerved by a film.

>>79100646

dude 4chan wasn't ever a place to objectively appreciate art, it has more breeding ground for iconoclasm and strong tradition in trolling and offending so what do you expect?

>>79099197
>These scenes are the only redeeming quality of sinister, music and visuals hit the spot in amazing way.
On the contrary the entire first half of the first Sinister is literally 10/10 top tier film making. If the second half of the film was as good as the first half it genuinely would've gone down as one of the greatest horror movies of all time.

But ofcourse they ditched the really engaging murder mystery plot and revealed that the killer was actually a supernatural ancient Babylonion demon called Baghul who eats the souls of children. Fuck you Scott Derrickson. You had an amazing movie and you fucking ruined it. Fucking hack.

>>79100935
All true and pretty good points, but as long as you're here, when you see something outrageous you gotta call it and try to shame the pleb. Even if it's a useless fight, sadly

>>79100879
Point is don't talk about Cube or Scream you pretentious faggot. They are mediocre movies, stop talking about them.

>>79100959
It could have been some cult that abducts children while murdering their families, sort of like Prisoners. That's a million times better than the shitty supernatural stuff they had in the second half of the movie.

>>79101001
Oh, thought I was replying to a non-shitposter. Carry along, retard

>>79100723
I said it was bad but had some interesting concepts and a unique atmosphere

>>79101028
That was what I was assuming. Either a copycat killer, a killer with an accomplice or a cult. I was certain the Deputy was in on it since he was so interested in Ethan Hawk's investigation. I was certain he was keeping tabs on Ethan to see what progress he was making with the case.

>>79101040
t. buttblasted Cube fag

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>>79100570
>the dialogue was bad in a horror movie
wow stop the fucking presses
are you for real dude, are you so hellbent in criticizing one of the most beloved horror movies in recent years
it does have an incredibly unique atmosphere, this entire thing of everyone passing away and the world overflowing with spirits and feeling isolated in that urban environment with no connections to anything
not to mention every scene with a ghost was fucking amazing and I havent' seen similar treatment of ghosts or spirits in any horror film
you're just arguing for arguing's sake

>>79092131
Ahhhhhh mommy i piss my pant so scary

>>79101225
>wow stop the fucking presses
It had dialogue that was a million times worse than even the lowest grade horror movies and you know it.
>one of the most beloved horror movies in recent years
What? All it had was a cult following for a while. Not many even knew about it until the even shittier remake came around.

>not to mention every scene with a ghost was fucking amazing
For you. I found them incredibly boring, and so did the people I watched it with, as well as others I've talked to about it. Quit being triggered that other people didn't like something.

'Shutter' 2004 is pretty creepy.
Might have been ruined by all the scary pale asian lady movies.
This is the best one and only one you should see.

>>79101668
Wow, you and your other plebs friends- certainly as eloquent as yourself- thought it was shit? Yeah, it's settled then.

>>79101792
Wow, you and your other plebs friends- certainly as eloquent as yourself- thought it was good? Yeah, it's settled then.

>>79101814
Upvoted

>>79101906
If you miss your old stomping grounds so much why don't you return there?

>>79101679
Shutter is overrated as fuck. The movie is filled to the brim with so many poorly done jump scares. If that movie wasn't Thai and was just an American made horror movie you people would be shitting all over it for being incredibly generic. The only good scare was when the ghost appears outside the car window when they're driving.

Garbage movie teenagers pretend to love because it's foreign.
>but guys, I like foreign movies! look at how sophisticated and cultured I am!
Ju-On and Ringu are far superior Onryō movies.

>>79101948
>

>>79102002
>Garbage movie teenagers pretend to love because it's foreign.
Thanks for properly illustrating the fanbase for Kairo.

>>79102095
Keep triggered, retard

>>79102217
Whoa, why so upset friend? You ok?

>>79102247
Keep triggered, retard

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>>79102270
You seem confused friend. Maybe you should take a break.

>>79088458
Fucking Amateur. Compared to 30 Days of Night it is bare bones TV 'movie of the week' swill.

>>79102376
Keep triggered, retard