10/10 Horror movie thread

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>>17528897
Aight thanks, we will give it a try

28 days later

It Followa

>>17528971
*Follows

I'm a big fan of Alien.

>>17528971
Second that

The first Saw movie is actually great, after that it stops implying violence off screen for the most part and indulges in torture porn and it goes off a ledge.

>>17528971
litteraly shittiest horror

>>17529028
Good premise, suffered from having a director who thought he was too smart for the genre and clearly didn't like horror that much. Buoyed by one of the all time great horror soundtracks

>>17528836
Off the top of my head:
The Exorcist
The Exorcist III
Candyman
Halloween

>>17528897
seconding this. kind of corny in the horror trope aspect imo, but the style in which it was filmed made me feel so claustrophobic the whole time that it was completely worth it. It had the same feeling as Ted the Caver and spoopy abandoned mine exploration videos, just unnervingly cramped. 10/10 would watch again

>>17529016
Omg! I laughed as fuck with this movie 100/100

>>17528836
Resolution
Watched a film called Last shift last night, like Carpenter's assault on Precinct Thirteen but with a supernatural theme, thought it was good and scary with a great ending. resolution, though. Phew. scary and mind-fucky, I love it.
Banshee Chapter is wicked too and every /x/phile seems to dig it (found footage, though, so.....)

>>17529016
Me on the right

The Descent is a good claustrophobic film, really dark and wild

>>17528897
ehhh 7/10
>>17528966
didnt care for fast zombies
>>17528971
4/10 i almost disliked this as much as the babadook, but this one had some style
>>17528980
9/10 this nigga knows whats up
>>17529016
this was a 8/10 comedy but not spoop
>>17529118
all good

sometimes /x/ recommends the worst stuff, idk how people can like movies like the babadook or VHS. this threads ok so far tho

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> north the curse (pic relate)
>shirome, same director as above movie, it's on amazon prime
>tales from the dark 1&2,
>abc of death 1&2 was fun

Hard for me to get scared now a days. But these movies were pretty close

>>17530018
Noroi, autocorrect fag detector 2.0

>>17530000
I thought vhs had an interesting concept, as long as you can stand the shakey cam

May is fucking great. Not so much as a horror movie but just a really twisted tale

>>17528971
I liked it. It had an interesting concept and was very atmospheric. The soundtrack was amazing.

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The Good Dinosaur

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Reposting with a few edits what I wrote in another thread.

The Blair Witch Project (I know, it isn't groundbreaking now but it was when it came out) is maybe the most Lovecraftian and "philosophical" horror movie I've ever seen. The Witch as the Kantian Thing-in-Itself that we surround and wrap in tales and fragmentary accounts, the narrative noumenon becoming (hyper)reality and our lives being affected by our inventions - it really is an astounding movie, even on the technical side of things: it reminds me of Mekas's experimentation, or more generally the more autobiographical side of the New American Cinema.

Another mandatory pick is I Can See You, maybe one of the most lysergic horror films I've ever seen (well, excluding maybe Begotten and Pop Skull), one that manages to both unnerve and amaze. Few other movies, I think, managed to capture the uncanny that is so fundamental in contemporary horror.

Tetsuo: The Iron Man, while not being purely an horror, has managed to make everybody I've watched it with squirm and writhe on their seats.

The Strange Color of Your Body's Tears is perhaps the greatest Giallo movie to ever come into being, and bar none THE MOST visceral film I've ever seen, cinematography- and photography-wise. You can feel the cardiac rhytm of colors, the schizoid rupture of logic and perspective - I yearn for a "true" horror director to be inspired by this masterpiece.

The Nightmare, while getting a lot of flak on here for its religious-spiritual take on Sleep Paralysis (which, I agree, it's an act of extreme theleological incorrectness by the director[s]), still manages to be one of the most interesting horror movies of the last couple years, especially for its metafilmic qualities (which tie incredibly well into the whole "multidimensional" subtext, could go on about this forever) and the reappropriation of external footage - the legacy of Debord and its detournement, it just occured to me, and it makes me love it even more.

>>17530331
>all of these unnecessary words for no reason

Fuck off Captain Thesaurus

>>17528836
(1) The visit
(2) Drag me to hell

>>17530331
Willing to be 10m dollars that the creators of Blair Witch had never even heard of Immanuel Kant.

>>17530331
>all that verbal diarrhea
The Blair Witch Project isn't Lovecraftian at all. It has nothing to do with any of that whatsoever.

>>17530707
lol

>>17530000
Dude... VHS is awesome man. Have you seen the second one? Some cool stuff bro. Third one sucked but Ive still seen it three times.

>>17530331
None of this is accurate, and it has nothing to do with the thing-in-itself.

I'm almost tempted to say The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh. Nice and creepy through the whole movie, but keep an eye on the time left in the movie. When you see that you only have five or ten minutes until the credits, just turn it off and make up your own ending. If you accidentally watch until the end the whole movie will be ruined.

Jacob's ladder

Ils (Them) French film with subs. Really good mindfuck movie, no gore.

>>17528836
Closetland. There's a reason you have never heard of it.

>>17531297
Oh and El Orfanato (The Orphanage)

>>17530331
I can't find a torrent for I Can See You. Can you hook me up?

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>>17530707
Bet you think Orwell's essay on English is the final word on style

>>17530949
Probably. Doesn't stop me from applying what I know and think to their work - I think the author's dead. You may believe differently, of course.

>>17530957
It is deeply Lovecraftian - all which is positive in his works (as in, all that he writes, he posits) is a mask on something unknowable and undefinable. One of his main themes is the human folly of creating rituals (based on superstition) and then acting within those self imposed limits, effectively creating reality and meaning by that action, which is exactly what is showcased in the Blair Witch Project.

>>17531187
Please exaplin why and how? I'd like to amend my mistakes, if I have actually said something wrong.

>>17531331
Afraid I can't help you that much, there's a torrent on Monova but I'm afraid it's gonna take you a lot of waiting to get it - took me five months to finish the download. Maybe it's on some private tracker, I dont know.

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>>17528836

saw this last night..creeped me the fuck out

I want to watch vhs because I heard it's good but I hate found video movies and couldn't get past the first five minutes. I feel like I'm just wasting my time watching scenes that have nothing to do with the actual plot

>>17530018
Noroi also is public domain, so you can find it easily on Youtube.

Poughkeepsie Tapes
Pretty cool mockumentary

Alien Abduction: Incident at Lake County
Great mockumentary. Pretty much Paranormal Activity but with aliens. Also it's from the 90'ies and it holds up really well.

Noroi: The Curse
Cool Japanese mockumentary horror. You can find it subbed on Youtube I believe.

Pontypool
Don't know if you can call this one a horror, but definitely worth a watch.

Caché (Hidden)
More of a thriller, has a fucked up scene, but it'll probably test your patience unless you're a movie buff and don't mind something different.

The Descent
A very well made horror movie. Cinematography is on point, excellent atmosphere and very claustrophobic.

As Above So Below
A better mockumentary than most people give it credit for. Has some very cool scenes and themes.

4th Kind
Pretty cool mockumentary/movie about aliens. Has a few scenes that are really unsettling.

Lake Mungo
More of a Mystery/Drama than a Horror movie, but still awesome to watch and definitely worth your attention. Has one jump scare'ish scene which is pretty fucked up, but the real mindfuck comes right before the movie's ending and also during when the credits are rolling.

The VVitch
Haven't even seen this one yet, but have heard A LOT of good shit about this one so I'm excited and without a doubt adding it to this list

The Nightmare
Regardless if you suffer from Sleep Paralysis, this 'documentary' has some very creepy scenes which are re-enactments from victims' experiences.

The Strangers
Kind of a slasher film, but the villains are pretty spoopy because of the layer of mystery present all the way through 'till the ending. Also doesn't help that it was based on true events.

28 Days Later
Don't listen to the moron up top who said he didn't care for fast zombies. This film is really well made, incredibly suspenseful and pretty nervewrecking. Which is exactly all the things a zombie movie should be.

I could go on and on, but all I have left are pretty well known horror movies.

>>17528980
This shit right here. This is how you do horror involving a monster. I don't think there's been a decent monster movie since.

>>17531760
The Thing?

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>>17530018
>amazon prime

>>17531815
True, that's fair, forgot the thing came out 3 years after Alien

>>17531477
nigga its dumb teenagers getting lost in the forest, none of what you say is true in any way, youre just a pretentious faggot

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>>17531830
Yes, and the At Mountains of Madness is just two dumb fucks stumbling on an ancient city and getting scared of something something terror; Sphere is just a bunch of idiots getting mind-gamed by an oh-so-cool future artefact; The Shadow Over Innsmouth it's about muh spooky miscegenated rednecks and nothing more.

Reductionism isn't an argument as much as a cop out. Why are they ONLY dumb teenagers getting lost in the forest? Why is what I've said not true in any way?

>>17531562
This has always been my favorite horror movie by far. Awfully gory though so not sure it's what OP is looking for

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Cube
you have to watch it

Not sure I can call them all 10s and horror is so subjective but I'll throw out some shit I like

The Thing (this one is a legit 10 though)
The Descent
I Saw The Devil
Insidious
[REC]
Eden Lake
It Follows
VHS
Willow Creek
The Collector
The Pact
Maniac
Mockingbird
Drag Me To Hell
Lake Mungo

>>17531743

Seen The Tunnel? Seems like it'd be right up your alley.

>>17532031
Terrible movie with an Ok premise.

Funny Games? Either the original or English version. Not sure if it's classified as "horror" but definitely worth a watch. Good Night Mommy (or "Ich Seh, Ich Seh") is pretty good (imo) as well.

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Any 80s italian horror film fans? Some of those fucked me up for good, like pic related.

>>17532135

Funny Games is fucking fucked

>>17531934
Lovecraftian horror is cosmic horror, BWP, is just a found footage movie dealing with a witch, nothing cosmic there.

>>17532182
What is cosmic horror? What's your definition of it? You aren't saying anything. You assert stuff without any arguments to back it up.

Look, you're making me seem more aggressive than I really am - but there's nothing to talk about in what you post. You say Lovecraftian horror is cosmic horror and leave it at that, like it's something self-evident. What does it take for horror to be "cosmic"? Does it have to deal with the whole universe? Is it aout the inherent nothingness of the human race when confronted with the utterly inuhuman processes going on around us?

Similarly, how can you say
>a found footage movie dealing with a witch, nothing cosmic there
without trying to elaborate on how that experience isn't metaphoric or allegorical or representative of humanity's relationship with the unknown? Come on, debate.

>>17532166
Despite being Italian myself, I have almost no knowledge on the topic outside of Giallo movies. Any rec?

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>>17528897
I actually really enjoyed this. I think it's one of the most wonderful horror movie to have come out within the past decade, super refreshing and just a really, really amazing horror movie experience.

>>17531218
This fucker actually had me frustrated for a good full week. I just couldn't accept the ending. Motherfucker. It just leaves you feeling so defeated.

>>17530331
Unpopular opinion: I think it was a great movie and actually really liked Blair witch.

When are we gon get a good cthulu movie?
Pic unrelated

>>17532239
If you can get behind Expressionist-ish visuals, there actually was a Call of Cthulhu adaptation in 2005, but you probably know about that. I thought it was pretty good, but I'm a sucker for stuff like Caligari or Der Golem or Cowards Bend the Knee.

Here's the link, though my edition is like ten minutes longer so make of that what you want.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4n2EOenVo4

>>17528971

This was a really good movie

>>17529016

great movie
vakie vakie

I can't wait for The Conjuring 2 to come out.
Loved the first one.

>>17532226
im not the previous guy, but
>elaborate on how that experience isn't metaphoric or allegorical or representative of humanity's relationship with the unknown?
it isnt because that wasnt in the movie. it wasnt hinted at. BWP barely had a plot. if some kids being scared in the woods could be considered lovecraftian, then you might as well argue that the idea of fear is lovecraftian. theres nothing in this movie beyond scared kids in the woods and some witch backstory that seems fake and unfinished.

>>17530041
>>17531173
in my first post i stated that i didnt like VHS. asking me if ive seen VHS? Yes ive seen them. thats why i said they were lame.

>>17532301
Lovecraft cast a fairly wide net, including a Frankenstein rip-off. That said, he's best known for the "tentacles from Dimension X" stuff, and that's what most people mean when they say Lovecraftian, including you and I. Ignore the pretentious attention-fag, he thinks too highly of himself.

>>17529016
I enjoyed this movie.

>>17530312
>what did he mean by this.jpeg

Any one seen the VVitch yet? Dat shit looks spoopy af

>>17532580
It's pretty shitty. No idea how it got such good reviews. It's a good movie but no horror whatsoever.

>>17530000
Quads has spoken

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>>17528836

>>17528897
this ones good

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>>17529016

>>17532613

>No idea how it got such good reviews
>Its a good movie

>>17528971

worst horror movie ever, does not even classify as horror due to the fact 0% of it was even remotely scary

horror comes down to what you personally like

personally, i like ghosts/dead people horror more than demons and aliens, and i also used to watch a lot of ghost hunter shows in highschool

that in turn makes grave encounters one of the best horror movies one of my absolute favs

>>17532239
You think the dude got in major shit? Probably for killing everyone

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>>17528897

>haven't seen it, decide to watch it on anon's rec
>only 15 minutes in
>we have to steal the declaration of independence
>Of course! Cleaning chemicals! Just like the ones on this trolley the janitor just left here! Stand back. Cleaning agents are extremely dangerous!
>This hidden Aramaic on the back of a medeival Frenchman's tombstone translates perfectly into English couplets!

Oh lawd. Dis gon' be gud.

>>17529016

this fucking film

>werewolves not swearwolves

>>17530000

Fuck your quads. Babadook was fine.

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not scary but definitely spooky or chilling
>the conspiracy
>donnie darko
>triangle

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>>17528836
pic related

>>17528836
The Others

>>17533581

babadook more like badbadpoo... k

>>17533581
The real horror in The Babadook is how fucking annoying the kids in the movie are.

>>17528836
The hitcher,is a good chiller.

>>17533108
Oh come on, the scene where the massive guy enters the room is terrifying and really well set up.

>>17533581
I just watched Babadook for the first time today and I enjoyed it. I would have preferred a different ending, but oh well.

I like how for a section of the movie there was an uncertainty whether Mr Babadook was a monster the child had imagined, a paranormal entity or the mother's descent into a psychotic break.

Martyrs

I saw it few years ago. It's about a frat that kidnap people and torture them to let them be martyrs.

>>17533967
Cunt mate that film is about something completely different. You tit

>>17533971
It's pretty much exactly how he described it. They're tortured to try and figure out what happens post mortem, ergo martyrs

>>17533974
Sorry my dyslexia kicked in I thought he said Martin which is a film about a retard ghost called martin

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This one is great, best if you go in without any knowledge of the plot.
Bonus: it's only 45 minutes long.

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This one is kind of weird. It takes a really long time to pick up but it allows you to connect with the characters before shit gets real.
But I was also really fucked up when I first watched it.

>>17532182
>only knows lovecraft from memes
pathetic

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This one is a classic. Hopefully that shoddy version of the uncut film is released at some point.
>We don't need eyes where we're going

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Went to see this at the cinema, I wasn't expecting it to be good but it was probably one of the best horrors I've seen recently. The acting was good and great feel of that era with the dialect. No shitty jumps or terrible cgi, just dark proper horror. I don't get phased by much really but the amount of sounds of a repulsed audience when the witch is rubbing a crushed baby over her naked body was great.

>>17529486
Second on Banshee Chapter. It manages to cram together a bunch of /x/ related things (hallucinogens, aliums/extra dimensional beings, number stations, possession) and still form a fairly decent story that feels pretty spoopy. My only complaint is that the one character that seemed meant as a Hunter S. Thompson parody was hard to take seriously when he became important to the story.

>>17534004
He's right though.

Does anyone have that black and white chart that shows a bunch of movies sorted by category, as well as by western and eastern in origin? I think it had 100 movies in total. I couldn't find the one I'm talking about on google.

>>17534037
What horror was in it? The only part I jumped at was when the goat fucks the dad.

>>17535349

>Where da jump scares at?

You people sometimes.

>>17535349
When the goat gores the dad, the kid getting possessed, the Witch crushing the baby up, the end scene with the coven

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>>17535450
The goring was nice but everything else was ok for me. Not so much a horror as a period suspense/drama.

The house of wax

>>17528897
very good horror movie, especially considering it is newer. most scary movies have been shit for the past decade.

>>17531743

Seconding the Poughkeepsie Tapes. Creeped me the fuck out, dude. If you're into serial killer movies, do it.

>>17531743
the witch is good m80 best horror movie ive seen in years. especially good considering i havent seen one since childhood

>>17534005
critics say it's shit

24% on RT

Never seen it, but my understanding is that it's hella gory too. Some crazy torture shit or something.

>>17530331
>>17530707

I agree.

Lysergic wasn't even used correctly, what the fuck Thesaurus function did you even use to get that word? I wish I could see things from that guy's perspective but I really can't fit my head that far up my own ass.

>>17535553
They're right, it is shit. But it does have some creepy moments here and there.

>>17529118
Candyman is great

Little Otik / Greedy Guts anyone??? Not exactly horror, but will definitely get u saying W...T...F....

>>17535946
Little Otik I saw when I was fairly young and and it totally fucked me up

>>17533642
I really liked this one

>>17529865
No. No. Just no.

>>17534001
This is an actual hidden gem. So few people know about it, it seems. Or talk about it.

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It's a comedy. But it's still really good. I don't know why /x/ never talks about it

>>17534005
Meh, watched it, was so so. Everyone gets erections at the solemention of the title. I don't see it.

>>17531218
This movie was shit, i can take them messing up a few of the things that happened inside the store but when they did what they did at the end i got pissed. In the book, he wrote down everything that happened and left all of it at a gas station for whomever finds it and drives off with everyone. Left it as a you decide what happens to them type deal where you dont know what happens to them and that's it. It's a statement. The movie said fuck you lets piss everyone off

>>17535553
>Going to Rotten Tomatoes to judge a movie
RT is shit. It gave the Boondock Saints a fucking 20%. Gladiator has less than 90 at 76%. Sharknado was shit and got 86%, Best one? Babadook got 97%. For fuck's sake

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>>17532291
I really like The Conjuring too. I think it's the best of the current crop of contemporary horror flicks. Possibly because it has such classic influences. A lot of it seems like a love letter to 70s horror through a modern lens.

Excited for the Enfield haunting.

>>17531218
Feel good movie of the year.

>>17528897
I'm going to go against the consensus here and say this was an incredibly bad movie...granted the idea is quite good but it quickly becomes so silly that its hard to suspend disbelief.
I did quite enjoy it anyway though.

>>17536232
100% agree it's worth a viewing. I watch it every year around Halloween not because it's scary but because it's fun.

Any good alien horror movies? I've already seen The Thing, Alien, and The Fourth Kind

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This hasn't been mentioned yet; it's about a grizzled cynical Vatican miracle investigator sent to a remote old church to look into possible holy occurrences, and the younger cameraman who is setting up the recording equipment.
It's a slow build, reminds me of the ghost stories of MR James (ancient evil in a rural church) and you get to know the two protagonists as they form a friendship, which makes what happens to them all the more horrifying

>>17536698
Just watched it, and I agree. Only had a couple of jump scares, nothing really terrifying. Seemed like a Da Vinci rip-off gone silly.

>>17528836
Has anyone got to see Ash vs evil dead,live in the uk,not seen it yet, any opinions??? Thanks.

>>17536723

Dark Skies was okay
There was a cool segment in VHS 2
Pandorum was pretty great

>>17536732

not just a slow build, but a SLOOOOOOOOOW build

>>17528836
Bubba Ho Tep

>>17536698

Yep. Watched it thanks to this thread and even though the premise is good (at least the haunted catacombs 'wait, are we walking into hell' part. The alchemy shit is retarded to the core), the movie goes from 0 to stupid in 3 seconds. There were maybe two shots that actually justified the mockumentary framing while all of the dialogue was written in the style of a horror/suspense flick, which was totally jarring throughout. It's a shame because there was some authentically good performance going toward delivering terrible writing.

At least I watched Noroi: The Curse afterward, which was a good chemo after the cancer I'd just watched.

Vid related is half the plot contrivances in a nutshell: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoPJQiGdHfk

>>17536642
If you liked the counjouring, youll love The House Of The Devil. Same 70's vibe, high suspense, and great creepy payoff.

>>17529486
Banshee Chapter isn't found footage.

most horror movies are shit and none of them is scary. If a movie scares you, you are either a kid or a retard.

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>>17537133
Thanks for the recommendation mate. Looks like I've had it bookmarked for a while actually due to the great poster. I'll have to actually give it a watch!

>>17531743
Seconding Pontypool. Was refreshing to watch.

>>17528897
>Lara Croft: Catacomb Raider

>>17531261
Bump^

I'm losing my brain searching for the vvitch..can someone say where can i find it?

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phams

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phamalams

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phlimphams

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>>17528897
>everyone in here fucking says this is a great recommendation

That's it, i've lost ALL hope in this fucking place.

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phamalamadingdongs

>>17538748
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4263482/

>>17538791
A great movie. Just finished watcing http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1977895/ and i enjoyed the hell out of it.

>>17536642
Vera is a qt.

>>17538803
I like the one where this dudes daughter is murdered and raped and he finds out it's his brother and tortures him. Was great cinema.

>>17538829
What's it called?

>>17530018
>> noroi the curse (pic related)
Thanks, I've been trying to remember the name of this movie for forever. Great movie, minimal CGI and a constant eerie vibe.

>>17538834
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0445054/

>>17536452
>The Mist shortstory compared to the movie
Am I the only one who cracked up when I saw how they decided to depict the "outsider neighbor, the lawyer who just doesn't belong in this particular community" by making him the only black guy in the movie? Had me rolling.

>>17538829
French people know how to horror

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096163/

>>17536850
>There was a cool segment in VHS 2
When the guy fucks the Ellen Paige lookalike?
I've never seen a woman go from so attractive to so boyfriend by just removing their shirt and showing their manly body.

>>17538866
so boyish*
Would delete and rewrite, but I like my double doubles.

>>17538864
Ayy, I as just gonna post that.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2428170/

>>17533804
I fucking hated the kid, he never felt like an actual kid but more like someone writing this child to overact the entire fucking time.

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>>17538870

>>17532977
pure SHIT

I'm never scared at horror movies, but Afflicted was fun as hell. Where's my goddamn sequel dammit.

>>17538748
Found what looks like some promising torrents.

https://kat.cr/usearch/the%20witch/

>>17538961
Nevermind they are all shit.

>>17538795
>/lit/
Fuckin kill yourself

>>17531934
>The Shadow Over Innsmouth it's about muh spooky miscegenated rednecks and nothing more.

You know, if you're going to get your back up about a criticism of word usage you might want to know the difference between inbreeding and miscegenation.

>>17538968
Yeah..already checked

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>>17539179
But I actually meant to use that word - a big theme of Lovecraft's writing is the union between different bloodlines (in this case, the sea-people and the inhabitans of Innsmouth), which he meant as a metaphor/warning for interracial breeding, hence my usage of miscegenated.

>>17535804
Lysergic is a synonim for hallucinatory and/or psychedelic. I used it because I think the word itself sounds nicer than the ones sharing its meaning. Didn't use a thesaurus by the way, and I'm not an anglophone. make of that what you like.

>>17532330
I'm not trying to attention fag, I just want to extend the discourse we're having. Sure, Lovecraftian horror is "tentacles from Dimension X" but, as you said, it can be much more - I'm just trying to widen the range of what Lovecraftian horror is, injecting my own thoughts. The criticism I had for the other poster(s) was based on how they handled the discussion.

>>17532301
Well, I do kind of think Lovecraft gave us the best practical definition of what fear is - I think (again, it's my opinion, it's probably nothing more than an hyperbole) the notion of fear was born when humanity invented fire, when we began to differentiate between light and dark during the night; when we began to think we could "illuminate" what was unseen - i think there's a Lovecraft quote on the topic of humanity as a futile, fleeting sparkle against the eternal backdrop of cosmic darkness? But I digress, My point remains: BWP is about our relationship to the unknown and how it is shaped by our superstitions.

[spoiler]I wish someone looked at the other movies I mentioned, they're far better than the Blair Witch Project[/spoiler]

>>17534001
Thanks, Dianne. That's the first thing in an /x/ movie thread I hadn't seen. I liked it.

>>17534001
I can't find it to download

>>17534037
One of the worst movies ever made.

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>>17534005
I liked it because it was dead space before dead space

>>17530787
are you high

>the visit

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>>17539700
No, the boy's right. Its not GOAT 10/10 but it is atm of what's available to watch rn. Full of decent spoops n very online culture aware. Best Shyamalan flick since Unbreakable.

>>17530707
I'm sorry if big words are too much for you cunt.

>>17539569
>i only watch hollywood blockbusters
I think it's hilarious that we're on /x/ and you get a movie whose script is literally culled from records of witch trials and treatises on the subject, and you can't stand it.

>>17529486
Much love for Resolution, dude. Its scary, funny, fascinating. Everything you could want.

>>17538864
Yesyesyes

>>17539238
Why do you keep posting pictures of Shinya Tsukamoto with your Pretentious ramblings?

>>17539988
What we are saying is they seem too big for YOU

Possession (1981)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTB15PPtMyA

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I've recently seen Noroi and oh man what a ride, but all the other jap horrors are shit. Why ? What are some of the best jap horrors? Are there any good found footage ones?

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I really liked the original version of The Omen.

>>17539557
https://kat.cr/am1200-2009-dvdrip-xvid-vision-t4152863.html

>>17533980
Made me laugh

>>17540645
Dark Water was pretty good

not found footage though

might as well throw in Ringu too if you like the Jap stuff

I personally think Korea has better horror movies though

>>17541017
What are some good Korean horror films?

Also, I trust the Japanese version of Dark Water is better than the American trash.

>>17541132
Another one is the original Shutter.

>>17541132
A Tale of Two Sisters
Chaser
I Saw The Devil
Hansel and Gretel
The Hole/Manhole

>>17541175
I think that's Thai, still a good film though.

>>17541192
Memories of Murder.

More a crime thriller but with spoops. It's the greatest film I've ever seen.

>>17541198
Watched it and kind of appreciated it, but I like the director's first movie better - Barking Doggs Never Bite, one of the greatest black comedies to ever be filmed.

>>17533608
Triangle.. good call... highly underrated.

>>17538869
>>17538866
same here ya fucking nerd

>>17530331
Holy fuck, i can smell you from my seat.

Jesus what a pretentious faggot neckbeard.

>>17528897
Utterly mediocre. "Not as bad as Paranormal Activity sequels" isn't an aspect to be praised.

>>17536452
Normally I very much dislike King's movie adaptions but I really, really enjoyed this one.
Part of it was because King himself said that he liked the ending, and if the big man likes it I can be okay with the changes.
The ending was haunting and so final, but I'm also a sucker for unhappy endings.

I know neither of them were made as movies, but two of my absolute favorites are Storm of the Century and Rose Red.
Obviously they only had so much to work with since they were tv miniseries, but in my opinion they're both excellent.

Is Hellraiser 2 any good?

>>17539238
you cant even spell synonym

youre an autist with a thesaurus

>>17541297
>Barking Doggs Never Bite

Thanks for the rec, dude. I'll defintely watch it.

>>17536732
Awesome movie watch it in the dark with headphones on

>>17541958
Ending was fantastic imo, and I'm a sucker for HAPPY endings.

>>17542311
Of the 9 Hellraiser movies, imho, the first and second ones are the best. There are some subsequent good ones that are after these; and ones that are utter shit in the mix too.

>>17542972
the last one was the best.

>>17542973
Number 9?? Are you kidding me?! That found footage, piece of band-wagon garbage isn't worth anyone's time. They don't even have Doug Bradley playing Pinnhead... which, he's been in all of them BUT that one...

Terrible, terrible taste Anon.

>>17542997
yeah I'm kidding...

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If you're looking for a horror movie in the fun direction, go for Tales of Halloween. It's not that scary, but it's a crap load of fun, having multiple stories: Some meant to be 'scary', others meant to be funny.

It's like Trick'r'Treat took itself a lot less seriously. Also: The best 'alien' horror short in a compilation horror flick you will ever see.

It's also a Halloween themed flick, so you may want to save it for then if you want to be in the Halloween spirit.

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for some reason nobody even mentioned this one?

>>17535466
Oh no! Not...The Objective.

>>17542311
I plan on watching the second as well but just so you know my gf told me the third was shit.

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>>17530331
>>17531477
My initial reaction to your posts was irritation. You are indeed pretentious as fuck, but, you know what - good for you dude. Crack the fuck on.

4chan, and in particular /x/, could use a few more people putting this much thought and effort into their posts. Not to mention being courteous in the process.

Good work anon.

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>>17528836
Anyone know where I can download this fucker:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TWM12IYBP4

Looks fucking awesome and crazy trippy.

Also, saw Baskin recently, that was pretty good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9SfWmXQY3o

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>>17528836
>ctrl-f
>no Kill List

What the fuck is wrong with you faggots. One of the best horror movies of the last 2 decades.

>>17536698
So much this. It starts well, but quickly descents into absurdity. By the time it finished it felt more like a tongue in cheek comedy like The Cabin in the Woods, except not at all funny.

Also, it's poorly made and badly acted.

Sad though - the premise is a really good one. Someone needs to do something with the catacombs...

>>17537449
Seconding House of the Devil. Fantastic wee call back to the good 'ol days of horror.

>>17544110
the ending was so unbelievably predictable. way boring.

>>17531477
I would hate to know and meet you in person

>>17538791
>>17544110
REEEEE

>>17544130
I'm sorry Willy.

>>17544124
Yeah - I agree - the ending was pretty anti-climatic, but still, the rest of it was great, and I haven't enjoyed any other horror movies as much as that one in the last couple of decades.

>>17530331
The Nightmare was pretty terrifying, and it was one of the first movies I've watched in a while that legitimately got me feeling scared.

>>17532613
>It's pretty shitty
>It's a good movie

Make up your mind, anon

>>17533581
The kid annoyed the crap outta me for the longest time. But I liked the fact that the mom pretty much told the Babadook to fuck off. 10/10 ending, if you ask me.

>>17531743
Screenshotted, I like that your synopsis' are short and to the point.

Anywho...

>Possession of Michael King
7/10 Demonic/possession horror with a weird quadrupedal monster.

>The Thing
John Carpenter, nuff said. Watch the original though.

>Creep
Extremely uncomfortable movie, 9/10!

>Cube trilogy
They're all great, same sort of premise as SAW...only better.

>The Haunting of Connecticut
Always scared the shit outta me, dunno why.

>[REC]
Incredible movie, terrifying.

>Event Horizon
Everyone loves space!

>The Visit
Absolutely one of the most uncomfortable and emotionally destabilizing movies I've watched.

>watched Afflicted recently...not so much a horror...but still good nonetheless.

>>17544677
I think he was trying to say "As a period piece, it was good. As a horror movie, it was bad due to lack of spoops."

I can't say I disagree.

>>17528836
XOR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_d4l8OuI-U

>>17536850
Pandorum was amazing as shit

>>17528836
Watership Down,it fucked me up!

>>17535879
Candyman should have ended when she woke up covered in blood.

>>17528897
The Title is the only good thing about it.

>>17544089
>You are indeed pretentious as fuck
You're on /x/ try to be more open minded. Pretentious is a buzzword used to stop people thinking. Society becomes a cesspool when we don't take ourselves seriously.

>>17536555
Boondock Saints is trash. It's like a Tarantino film if Tarantino has Down's Syndrome
>inb4 he does xd!

>>17535804
You seriously need to get over yourself. You're the pretentious fuck if you're butthurt over somebody using a word (correctly btw)

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>>17536783
>Only had a couple of jump scares, nothing really terrifying.

>>17534215

Not at all.

>>17545295
That's like your opinion man. Imo it was good, and tarantino had hits and misses, his early works were better

I haven't seen much horror to be honest but I really enjoyed Fire in The Sky.

I also think that Forest Fire in The Desert is amazing.

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>They Live hasn't been posted yet

>>17545454
I figure that people wanted to post lesser known shit and that They Live is a 'goes without saying' movie, like a Twin Peaks marathon.

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>>17540175
I think he manages to consistently look funny in his photos, so I like to use him. Plus all of his movies are awesome.

>>17542639
As I said, I'm not an anglophone - I couldn't exactly remember how the word was spelled so I just went with what I remembered from my Ancient Greek classes about prefixes, transliterated συν and called it a day.

>>17544089
Well, thanks man. Rereading what I've done I understand how I can sort of come across as excessively try-hardish but really, I just wanted to discuss the movies I love with a tad more depth than just saying, this is good, this is bad, this is boring. I posted my opinions as they came to me and would have loved to have them challenged (as it happened in a few posts) and for a coherent discussion to emerge - predictably, I mostly got name calling. Now I don't want to bitch and moan about it, this is 4chan afterall and I've been here long enough to understand a few of its basic social mechanics, but to think that there are people who think that saying something is "pretentious", "neck-beardish", "straight off a thesaurus" is equivalent to an argumentation is depressing. I like it when someone disagrees with me, when I can exchange opinions and arguments with others - only, I'd like them to be a bit more substantied than "lol retard, nice unneccesary vocabulary there".

>>17544669
Agreed. It's one of the few movies that understood the subtlety of memetic horror - most of the narration is structured like a creepypasta, just managing to get that "this can happen to you with ease, and once it begins it will never really end" vibe without having to repeat it endlessly, like most movies do. Fucked me up a lot the first time I saw it.

>>17535990

save it my friend

>>17545499
Ignore those retards, most are just jealous that you speak a secondary language better than they speak their primary language.

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One of the few horror movies that had me thinking about it long after it finished.

>>17528836
Interesting to watch, but ending ruined the spook.
7/10

>>17528966
Not scary/horror. Very well made but end was over the top.
7/10

>>17528971
Great concept, meh execution.
6/10

>>17531743
>Lake Mungo
Truly the only 10/10 out there. Best horror movie ever. Hugely dependent on atmosphere, focus and the imagination of the viewer is kinda a must.

>>17533811
I've only seen the modern one. P good tho not horror.

>>17545672
t. Pleb

>>17545675
How dare you question my opinions?

>>17528836

The original Ring really spooked me, it was on BBC2 they sometimes they good foreign movies at this one time, I had no idea what it was about and even that it was horror.

When they remade it in Hollywood they gave so much of the plot away.

>>17545702

in the trailer I forgot to add, especially the ending.

>>17538802
>entire thread
>only one mention of Argento
You fail, /x/, you fail hard.

>>17545009
Thank you for clarifying what I was trying to convey. Was drunk at time of writing that earlier.

>>17528897

I liked this, there were no boring parts.

>>17545282
>Society becomes a cesspool when we don't take ourselves seriously.
I think the complete opposite is true. The world turns to shit when we take ourselves too seriously. We're not nearly as important as we like to think.

>>17545499
You have very interesting things to say about Lovecraft & I like reading it. Do you have any opinions on the work of Stephen King or Clive Barker?

Dawn of the Dead. The 2004 remake.
There, I said it.

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The Black Door

>>17546298
I'm not that Anon. One these days I stumbled upon this page, which might interest you. Look on Google for " Lovecraft's Secret Source for the Cthulhu Mythos", for whatever reason I can't post the link here.

Everyone kept mentioned The Pact on this thread. Watched it just now. Pretty spooky, and really entertaining.

Man, Casper Van Dien has really bad luck in horror movies, huh?

>>17528897
>>17530787
>>17531743
>>17532082
>found footage
>good horror film
pick one

>>17533967
>>17545656
It's been 6+ years since I watched this movie with you faggots, and I'm still upset about the ending.

>>17545431
A little off topic but has anyone watched The Hateful Eight yet? It looks interesting.

>>17545454
>>17545467
Also, mah niggas

Borderlands and Mr jones

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Kairo/Pulse (2001).One of my favorites

>>17529016
Group meeting in 15 minutes
>20

>>17536732

Just watched this and thank you so much for the rec. I watch so many crappy horror movies, and wonder why I don't care about anything that's happening on screen, and this gives the answer. You have to give a shit about the characters. This is easily going into my top 3.

Freaks (1932) creepy as fuck since they were real freaks in the movie.
Prince of darkness(1987) really good john carpenter movie, underrated in my opinion.
Society (1990)

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>More people on /x/ like As Above So Below than It Follows

Worst taste ever senpai

>>17531201
Seconded, I was actually supprised with how short this movie was though

Has NOBODY mentioned Beyond the Black Rainbow??

It's not "terrifying" scary, but there are actually a few scenes that will disturb you for some time after. Plus, fantastic soundtrack and well-done early 80's vibe.

>>17546057

Yes, everything would be wonderful if everyone were as nihilistic as you.

>>17531201
So, you don't think [spoiler] it was the ghost dreaming of her son all along? [/spoiler]
It was a very good movie indeed. Watched it about three days ago, and the atmosphere was awesome, some elements very creepy and not typical horror at all.

>>17539238

>I wish someone looked at other movies I mentioned

Well, I watched The Strange Color of your Body's Tears based on your recommendation, and while I agree with the sheer viscerality of the cinematography, I have to say that I found the plot completely incomprehensible. The fact that I had absolutely no idea what I was supposed to be watching in any given scene subverted a lot of the evocative impact of the imagery because I could never make heads or tails of what it was trying to evoke relative to any tangible development. I had never watched nor heard of Giallo Film before you mentioned it, so I was left wondering at several points whether there were conventions that I was simply unfamiliar with which would help orientate me to the story. Put another way, I was frustrated because I was suspicious that the film expected the viewer to be informed, which I was not. However, even as an uninformed viewer, I expected I'd be able to emerge with at least a synopsis, something I can honestly say I didn't quite come away with. I want to label it as surrealist, but aside from being afraid that that is simply wrong and I just don't get it, the film seems to repeatedly allude to some core structure that never quite took form, leaving me with the impression it was less surreal and more absurd. I don't know if it's fair to make this comparison since I'm not /lit/, but it seems reminiscent of Finnegans Wake, an anti-narrative that can only really be enjoyed by people who are singularly devoted to the medium. Maybe that's giving it too much credit. Perhaps you'd know.

tl;dr: I didn't get it, and my ambivalence toward the plot left me too unimmersed to appreciate imagery I at least on some level understood as highly visceral.

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>>17545641
Thanks dude.

>>17546298
Barker I haven't read yet (outside of the first 50 pages or so of The Great and Secret Show and that was just because I was horny and thirteen) and sadly I haven't opened a King book in the last three or four years, so I haven't got much to say about them - except that I can still vividly remember King's mastery of the objects of his narrative worlds, how they were always an embodiment of Evil. I think it's especially apparent in It and his short stories collections. If you like that part of his writing (and Lovecraft, of course), I'd urge you to pick up Laird barron's books. While objectively worse than the major authors, they're worth a read.

>>17546515
That post is a goldmine, thanks anon!

>>17548741
I share much of what you've written. The plot is incomprehensible, development is close to nonexistent - but I'd argue there's no need for them, not in this movie. I may be biased because I've been watching a lot of abstract movies and my enjoyment of film as a medium shifted more towards an aesthetic appreciation, based on pure form, so I was fairly satisfied with what I'd seen, even if I couldn't "make sense" of it plotwise. I don't think a pregress knowledge of Giallo conventions would have done much for you, but if it helps, the genre is based upon the unseen and the alien inherent to any thorough investigation of day to day reality - it heavily features black-clad, shadowy killers, dazzling colors and close shots on body parts. One thing you made me think about, though, it's how the movie parallels the main character(s)'s schizoid behaviour, always returning to the same leitmotifs, often from a different perspective. More than watching a movie, it's like looking at a tridimensional picture in a crystal cube from all possible perspectives at once. By the way, if you liked the cinematography but would like a more coherent story, try looking into the directors' first movie, Amer.

>>17549129

>try looking into the director's first movie, Amer

I think I will, thanks. Despite some of my misgivings, I really did enjoy the cinematography, and I tend to appreciate French art film whenever I get my hands on it. On a somewhat related note, are there any other Giallo films that you could recommend, perhaps something slightly more introductory?

On an unrelated note, correct me if I'm wrong, but I think you're using schizoid where you mean schizophrenic. They're not actually related.

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>>17549181
Are they? Didn't know it. Care to elaborate? I always used them interchangeably, I'd like to correct my misgivings.

Also, a few worthwhile Giallo movies - though I'm sure people in this and other threads will be happy to extend the list:

>Blood ans Black Lace
Started the genre and still is one of the most visually beautiful examples, though its plot suffers from a certain stylistic immaturity

>Suspiria
Classic of the genre, an incredible soundtrack (though most of them are) corroborated by Argento's uncanny eye for alien and beautiful shots. Seen it a fair few years, so I can't really elavorate much. On a related note, also watch Argento's Deep Red and the Animal Trilogy

>Danger: Diabolik
Giallo-ish but more of a surreal wogsploitation movie, backed by one of Morricone's weirdest soundtracks. The characters are taken from a crime comic that was incredibly popular here in Italy until the nineties.

>Berberian Sound Studio
Honorable mention, contemporary metamovie detailing the process of sound design during the filming of a Giallo/Supernatural Horror movie, all the while having a Giallo subplot.

>>17549241

Thanks. I love to see input and hear recommendations from authentic cinephiles. You really seem to know your stuff.

As to the difference between schizoid and schizophrenia, they actually describe two different mental disorders, though it's a really common and natural mistake to interchange them for what I think are pretty obvious reasons (it was also incorrect of me to say they're unrelated. It's more that they're only tenuously related and not interchangeable). Schizophrenia is what you think it is, but Schizoid Personality Disorder is a disorder in which its sufferers are socially and emotionally withdrawn to a pathological degree. They tend to have extreme difficulty relating with other people and have a tendency to 'live inside their own head.' (not to play armchair psychologist, but I suspect a lot of schizoids browse 4chan). That's an overly brief rundown, but I think you can see that it's fairly distinct from Schizophrenia.

What's the film equivalent of crossed in terms of content?

>>17548233
Really good one.

>>17544100
Magi ain't out yet bro.

>>17533967
>nailed to get the deeper meanings

>>17549280
Thanks for your input, I now see what you meant. I used to call schizouds either psychopaths or sociopaths, which betrays my lack of knowledge in the matter - I'll look into the matter. I don't think of myself as a cinephile, as one wouldn't call himself an intellectual if not to show off, but I won't say I didn't get a kick out of it so thanks.

Idk whats been posted (not lurking)
But I'm a big fan of the paranormal spoop
So;
The last exorcism (but after youve watched it ince it kinda loses its value)
Grave encounters
They're Watching (just came out and also made by the people who made spongebob - what could go wrong man)
I AM a big fan of the paranormal activity series if you watch all of them - the plot gets really intertwined
The grudge (never seen the japamese version but thats supposed to be even better)
ABC's of death 1 & 2 (not paranormal but the films will stick with you)
The forest
The visit

>>17529865
I don't know a lot about horror movies, and I get scared very easily. But that movie is just terrible.

>>17537417
Why are you even here?

Goddamnit, some people...

>>17539238
You're so much of a tripdouche it astonishes me that you aren't a tripdouche.

>>17534037
Overused violin music, trying to be shocking in EVERY SCENE, generic "spooky female screaming" in every sound section. Thicc as fuck accenting and no consistency with story/actor lines

>>17528836
A few really good ones that never seem to get mentioned, prolly because most aren't into eastern horror but in case you are:
POV A Cursed Film
Ju-On: Shiroi Roujo (best in the series imo)
Rinne: Reincarnation
Tales of Terror from Tokyo (the movie, admittedly most tales aren't good but there are two so awesome that they make it pay off)

Well I was going to say Audition because that movie scares the ever living fuck out of me to this day but it's pretty fucking gory.. GET OVER YOUR WEAK STOMACH AND WATCH THE FUCKING FILM.

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>>17549354
But IMDB & Google says it came out February 2015... Pic related.

https://youtu.be/x-pj8OtyO2I

This and its supplemental material gave me more spooks than most horror movies. Really into surreal, nightmarish stuff. Any recommendations based on this would be greatly appreciated.

>>17528836
What works for one person doesn't work for another one.
I was watching in a theater that silly movie, "The Ring", and when the woman took the fly out of the TV and her nose started to bleed, *that* freaked me out.

>>17550213
The xrays and the images of the tree (both the burning one and the one that has been burnt into the wall of the house) left a lasting impression on me. The movies were pretty dumb but those images still creep me out.

>>17550217
Another scene in a generally silly movie: the remake of House on Haunted Hill:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yGqP0xAmWA
Jump scare is scarely jumpy, but godfuckingdammit that should be illegal.

>>17538849

Missed that, but cackling now.

No pun intended.

>>17541958

He probably felt it redeemed the shit ending of the film adaptation of Cujo.

>>17543444
The alien sequence would have been amazing if they didnt use stock sounds. The stock sounds took me completely out of the film.

>>17546578

kill yourself lol

Alien
Event Horizon
Hellraiser
The Strangers
The Orphanage (the 2007 subtitled one)
Let The Right One In (original version not english remake)

An American Werewolf in London. The transformation scene alone is worth the admission.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFLQS12z8K4

>>17532031
good concept, badly executed

>>17538866
gender is just a social construct anyways

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Don't watch the trailer, thanks me later.

People may not like M. Night Shyamalan but his film "Devil" was pretty good..

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>>17528836

I can't wait for Sadako vs Kayako

>>17539581
I liked it because its vision of hell was similar to Doom. The merging of evil and machine was also similar.

>>17552096
Is that going to be some Freddy vs. Jason shit? Also, is there anything good on Netflix?

>>17552120

I guess, theres a trailer out but no subs so Im not sure how its gonna work

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=N1rcm0aYwug

Haven't used Netflix in a long time desu

>>17551901
You're saying you are scared of something cool like that?

>>17550191
alan resnick is the eric andre of spook.

>>17528897
was not scary. sort of interesting, but not scary. got too cartoonish and predictable.

>>17531261
Jacobs ladder in't scary, it's just sad. a poor guy who can't get any help and is stigmatized. its the same premise as the movie 'don't answer the phone'.

>>17553038
The host (korean)
The prophecy
Dreamcatcher
Slither

Sorry if some of these are repeats of previous suggestions these are just my personal favorites.
> The Babadook
> It Follows
> The Conjuring
> Annabelle
> You're Next (kinda cheesy but fun)
> John Carpenter's The Thing
> The Exorcist
> The Last Exorcism
> Lessons of the Evil (bloody as hell but good)
> VHS