allright, name some Horror Movies that fucking scares you .

Nightmare on Elm Street
Flatliners
Antichrist (sort of)

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>>18369706
Norio the curse

The Tunnel
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1735485/

I didn't think it was all that scary but almost nothing does, but the atmosphere was great and the subject matter was fun and interesting.

The found footage element helps it somewhat.

Meghan is missing
really fucked me up.

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>>18369907
sensors indicate that movie is a piece of shit, captain

The Descent is fucking creepy

Lake Mungo is really the only one I can recall to unsettle me and get under my skin. And I'm impervious to all horror.

[spoiler]thatfuckingsanddunesscene[/spoiler]

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>>18369717
>Noroi

It's cheesy at times and replay zoom ins can be annoying, but fuck it's one of my all time favourite j-horror flicks.

>>18369710
First 2 yes. Never watched Antichrist. 10 minutes was enough for me.

The Poltergeist (original)
Pet Cemetary
Hellraiser
Mirrors

Stephen Kings "IT" is the scariest movie I've ever seen, but watching it now its' not that scary. Some 80's/90's horrors didn't age well.

>>18370388
Hellraiser 2 was even scarier.

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>>18370388
Poltergeist and Pet Semetery are god tier

>>18369988
absolutely. sequel(s)? suck though

>>18370446
Tbh I've seen them all but can't remember which movie was which. I just remember the trippy fucking nightmares.

Damn movies were good back then.

Fuck it, I'm posting Straubkino
https://youtu.be/mw_HKzo9Ync
https://youtu.be/qV0I-iA5lJU
https://youtu.be/FdyknT4uchM

The Conjuring. I know, i'm a pussy.

>>18369706
New movie called Hell House LLC just came out. Scariest movie ever 10/10

>>18371202
I just watched the trailer. Is it like the trailer? full of orchestral stings and chop shots?

>>18371080
No, you aren't. both of the conjuring movies are great.
You just get a ton of horror movie hipsters that hate on it because it's too popular.
If you like it, you like it. Own it.

The Exorcist and The Ring 2 scariest of all times.
Poltergeist is fucking shit. Like literally trash.
The Conjuring 1 and 2 were nice.
And The Witch was great too.

>>18369706
Martyrs.
Makes me think about how much fucked up shit happened/has happened that we, as in the public, have no knowledge of.

>>18370475
#2 revealed leviathan and had that psych ward doctor fascinated with Pandora's box.

Then when psych ward doctor was led into hell by the woman he was turned into a floating demon.

>>18369878
That movie was surprisingly great until the very end. Way to fuck everything up.

>>18369706
martyrs
everyone should watch it

Wow, shitty taste everywhere.

Kill List is a good one, OP.

>>18370149
[sp00pler]Same famurai[/spect0r]

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ju on, the thing

>>18370388

>Antichrist
>10 minutes was enough for me

That's because you busted your nut on the opening shower scene.

>>18371307
>No, you aren't. both of the conjuring movies are great.
>You just get a ton of horror movie hipsters that hate on it because it's too popular.
This.

Those two are great (the first is still the better one). The second one with the nun is cool as shit.

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>>18369706

>>18369706
Black mirror.

The tv series on netflix.

>>18370388
>it
>scariest ever
And there went all your credibility

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>>18369706
It Follows

>>18370289
Yup. As far as Asian horror goes its right up there with audition. Fucking Miike is a genius

>>18372174
Great shit right here famalam. I would give my left nut to play the video game from the last season

>>18372224
unless you're a virgin

>>18372224
Fucking hated this movie. Was touted as this generations Halloween. I fucking hate such on the nose morality tales

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>>18369706
none anymore, and im not trying to sound pretentious. At best Ii get a good jump scare but none have really left me with unease or dread. Im not sure if im too old, or hollywood doesnt get pacing right anymore because some old movies used to really scare me when I was younger
I go fro creepy documentaries now desu

>>18372295
This famalam. I feel like the possibility of vid related to be much more terrifying than anything coming out of Hollywood. And if you're ignorant to this you really need to pull your head out of your ass and wake up

https://youtu.be/WFPEC9NqpmQ

>>18371307
is a horror movie hipster someone who doesnt share your taste in horror movies or what? because i thought the conjuring sucked but only because demons arent scary and all tales of possession are fake and gay. i can get into a horror movie if it seems plausible, the best ones have an element of believability to them....demon possession movies arent even remotely plausible imo.

>>18372307
You hit it perfectly. Buzz words like hipster, redpilled, bluepilled, it all means you like what I don't like

>>18372295
have you tried checking out less mainstream/hollywood movies?
some of the flicks from the new wave of french horror are quite good

>>18372324
Mmmm French horror...high tension is till one of the best I've ever seen

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Session 9 is pretty uncomfortable to watch. The tapes are pretty freaky.

I think demonic themes spook me the most though. Maybe a really creepy UFO movie.

>>18372224
What a coincidence; I actually watched this movie this morning. I liked it. The second half wasn't as good as the first, but it was still enjoyable. Solid 7.5/10 movie.

I wish there was a movie of Ted The Caver. Or at least an adaption.

>>18372287
Virgin spotted

>>18372324
yes
in general im more of an indie movie guy now. Ii cant stomach big blockbusters for the most part. Some of the independent or foreign movies ive seen have all been 8-9/10s where blockbusters have been spotty

>>18373291
No it was just, as I said before, too on the nose. I mean come on where's the subtext. Like Randy fucking marsh writing the blowjob musical

Event Horizon

It's not a horror movie but I'm too much of a pussy to watch Spring Breakers.

>>18373613
>Like Randy fucking marsh writing the blowjob musical

spot on

>>18372169
This movie suffers from the same thing Click does. A happy go lucky cover that is completely misleading.

Also, that fucking rape scene tho..

>>18372038
good one

>>18371613
Fuck I need to rewatch Hellraiser

>>18372221
Tbf I was 12 when I saw IT. By far the most psychologically terrifying movie I'd ever seen up til that point. Since then, no film has scared me as much partly because I grew up, and partly because the horror genre changed. I rewatched it 2 years ago and it didn't scare me at all. Sadly.

It's still the most scared I've been watching a movie.

>>18369706
The original Poltergeist.

Noroi,
Sinister,
Shutter,
Lake Mungo,
The Woman in Black,
The Fourth Kind

>>18369717
So much this.

>>18373868
>HERE I COME MUTHAFUCKAAAAAS

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>The Borderlands hasn't been mentioned yet

Come on, /x/.

>>18374229
Wait, wait, what?

More of a psych-thriller, but Jacob's Ladder kept me thinking about it for a couple days.

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I really have to say the Descent just left a huge impression on me, but that's already been said.
>>18374229
You fucking got me there, lad.

>>18369706
The Torment was a good one i saw recently-ish.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LydebzGKV8o

>>18372307
Seriously? Unless the movie is about a serial killer or some type of conspiracy then virtually all horror movies are entirely implausible.

>>18372224
I didn't like this one. The characters were just so stupid. "Let's go sit on a small beach with our back to the land while this thing is somewhere out there trying to kill me. Now I'm gonna go sleep on top of my car, not in it, in the middle of the woods."

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>>18369988
>tfw I will never watch The Descent for the first time ever again

The Fucking

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>>18377880
it's "A Fucking", you dumb cunt.

>>18369706
Serpent and the Rainbow gave me nightmares.

(Deals with Voodoo in Haiti)

>>18371307
This

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>>18372295
You bascially desensitized yourself to the horror movie format.
It's not the movies themselves, it's that you've seen so many that your brain doesn't give a shit anymore if they're supposed to be scary or not since you know you'll make it through the movie just fine.
Docs are literally the next step, if you get desensitized to them, then only going into a spooky house by yourself will give you the unease you search for.

It's pretty shitty that our brains work that way. In theory you could show someone the scariest movie they'll ever see and everything after that will mean almost nothing to them.

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>>18378171
I want to hear you scream

>>18378171
And legitimately one of the best zombie movies ever made. Pullman was pretty incredible in this one

>>18378701
thats not necessarily true. Ive watched scary movies since I was a little kid and I still can find some ones that genuinely scare me, you just have to get creative
I cant watch "slashers" anymore and have always found them to be more jump scare fun then legitimately scary. You cant say hollywood shoveling them same half assed carbon copies of horror movies in the past few years hasnt watered down the whole genre either

>>18369878
bretty decent movie

i still wonder if that was some crazed bum in those tunnels

>>18369706
Noroi: The Curse
Possesion

>>18371436
What the fuck, The Ring 2 is garbage. Even Blair Witch: Book of Shadows is better

>>18372224
The problem with this is that it is literally NOTHING more than the gimmick.

"You get cursed from having sex"

That's the entire film, no intersesting characters or plot elements.

Might not be super scary but these are the ones that I've watched as an adult and gotten really creeped out by.

Noroi
Jacob's Ladder
The Exorcist
Candyman
Suspiria
Possesion
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Onibaba

>>18372607

Fuck yes, as long as they manage to capture the same dank atmosphere as that website

>>18369907
Yeah, when she sees her doppelganger, it really go to me. The whole vibe of it being like those mid 2000s haunting TV shows really did it for me as well, because those spooked the fuck out of me when I was younger.

>>18379424
Whoops, got that mixed up with Lake Mungo.

Megan Is MIssing appealed to my Chris Hansen love. But the ending is crushing.

>>18376001
that sheep scene...

Can't think of any movies off the top of my head.
But in games I would have to say Harvest. That game has child mutilation in it.

>>18369710
I just watched Flatliners.

If you think this movie is scary or even good in any possible way I will personally trascend dimension and mortal planes just to hang you by your testicles. This was an absolute shit movie and as scary as a disney cartoon.

Funny Games will get under your skin, easily one of the most tense, bleak movies I've ever seen.

I recently watched They Look Like People, was fucking great but the horror is real low key, don't expect anything too big or obvious from it.

>>18377187

>when the trailer spoils the whole movie

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Watched picrelated last night.
I thought it was ok, but I hate how people call a movie "horror" when it's clearly a thriller/suspense.

Same can be said about Green Room, though I really enjoyed that one

>>18369706

is this the 2013 korean movie?

ju-on: the grudge 2 fucked me up

especially the megumi scene and the kayako scene

kayako, covered in blood, makes that horrific death rattle noise with a demon-ish version of it added as well, making jerky movements as she slowly approaches the screen and fully covers it.

that was enough to traumatize me for the first time ever, and i've seen 300+ horror movies.

probably not the best idea to watch it at 5am by myself with the lights turned off and with headphones on

it's honestly the only horror movie i refuse to watch again by myself

>>18380797
i also need to mention that i watched it in 720p. never again. when i was done watching the movie, i switched to utorrent and when i saw the torrent on the list, i legit started becoming anxious. thank you based japanese people

>>18369706
Ju-on, Reincarnation, Hellraiser 1, and the strangers. They made me uneasy and were generally creepy the first time, but it seems to be a one time effect for me, but they're still some of my favorites.

The House October Built

Idk why but this movie gave me the creeps

>>18380839
I also liked certain shorts from vhs 1 and 2, but viral was shit

>>18380846
Holy shit I fucking love that movie

>>18371307
Is /x/ the most based of the boards?

Kazaam!
You know, the one where Shaq plays a genie.

>>18372295
This. The only thing that scares me now is going into the woods alone at night.

Home Movie (2008)

>>18380263
What was the twist?

>>18379384
I feel like it could be similar to The Descent, or The Tunnel. Maybe it could be found footage too to capture the realism. Sorta like As Above So Below.

I'm sure they could do an adaption to fit the ending, since the site's end was him writing he's going back with the friend and he never returns.

Maybe he could make video diaries instead of site posts? And the last entry could have him leave the cam and it says "Ted was never seen again. His whereabouts are unknown. The location of the cave has never been found."

Something like that. Or he could venture down into the cave for the last time and his helmet cam gets knocked off, and it's left there for the entire credits. And the only quote that displays at the end, before the credits, is "There are some places man was never meant to go", faded out to this song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFH2llKgFog

>>18369717
The main music theme to the movie gives me shivers every fucking time.

>>18379114
This

[spoiler]none of them[/spoiler]

>>18381344
the old man is blind

>>18380263
Hey, I watched it last night too.
Was expecting a lot more anxiety-inducing scenes, but it wasn't too bad.

>>18372224
OOOOOH the killer is herpes SPOOOOKY

not

andinb4 that babadookie autism kid shite

>>18373291
no he's right they are running out of ideas for horror films when herpes is the killer in a film

i will say the music in it follows is great and the dream like scenes and lack of time correct time period are nice tho

the monster is laaaaame just go buy herpes cream damn.

>>18380263
>best merican horror film in
20 years

old man is hardcore crazy rapist war vet

LOL i mean fair enough but its only a step up from it follows and baba dookie

whats next a killer rapist lamp ?

>>18373868
Saw the scene where the kid put himself in the airlock and Morpheus had to save him, when I was a kid.It really messed me up. I just recently re watched it, but didn't get the spoops. I was disappointed, I think I over hyped myself tho.

>>18375979
The Woman in Black was really solid.

>>18377897
I remember going to the local movie store on Friday night's with mom and dad and seeing all these vhs covers. You took me back to better days, anon. Thanks.

>>18372307
You're an idiot. Theres like maybe 2 horror movies that can reasonably be argued as "plausible"; Therefore you have only watched 2 horror movies and have no place in this discussion. FYI Winnie The Pooh's Haunted Hundred Acre Wood isn't a horror movie, so go put on your big boy jammaroos and get in bed. You have school in the morning tiger.

>>18372064
Sheit, that scene 10/10

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>>18369706
I know it isn't a horror movie but Spy Kids fucking terrified me. Those fooglie fuckers haunted mind for years.

>>18369717
Why does everyone bring this one up all the time? After years of hearing about it my wife and I watched it.. we didn't even flinch and my wife gets scared and jumpy really easy with movies.

I'm just curious to know what people see in it? Maybe I need to watch it with a different mindset

>>18381817
>baba dookie

kek, I'm going to use this

>>18379114
That's basically every horror movie from the 50s to the 90s.

Friday the 13th. Nightmare on Elm Street. Whatever. They're all basic morality tales. "Remember, kids, if you have sex, a monster will kill you."

It Follows was as much a commentary on the horror genre as it was an original horror film.

>>18369988
Terrible movie. I don't see why people jerk off about it all the time. I couldn't get more than 15 minutes in because of the cringy terrible acting.

>>18382346
AHHH

>>18369907
Yeah it fucked me up as well. It's a really shitty movie unless you sit down and pay attention while watching it.

>>18380241
Why? I thought it was stupid as hell.

>>18372051
LMFAO talks about shitty taste but suggests kill list

The Babadook creeped me out. I think the jerky stop frame movement and atmosphere really sold it for me

>>18381958
I know that feel. And you wanted to rent every one but couldn't so you just stared at the backs of the covers and wondered what the movies were like.

Those were the days as a kid when cheesy 80s B horrors were the "scary hardcore movies only for adults".

>>18381962
I guess it all depends on what you believe. You do know you're on thr paranormal board of a malaysian adult cartoon image board, right?

>>18369878
Just watched it. Very well done for a (very) low budget independent film.

Some of it was cheesy but still good.

>>18376001
It had a nice vibe going for it overall, but I feel like the delivery of the ending was a little disappointing.

>>18372386
Dude this tramatized me... the first 24 minutes of aduction... Fuck,,

>>18382704
Same. Stop motion animation creeps me out.
I think that movie would have been better billed as suspense than horror.

>>18383995
Awwww yissss! Those were the good days.

When I was younger I always felt uneasy about Silent Hill. Now it's one of my favorite movies, but I still can't play some of the games.

>>18371468
you have to watch the frech original,,the us version sucks

>>18369706

The shining sucked

>>18382362
This. Saw this thread this morning, watched the film, just finished it. It's a pile of garbage. I'm at work, I got paid while watching it and I'm still disappointed.

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>>18369706
>The Strangers.

>>18385378
of course i was refering to the original

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Vacancy is the only horror movie I've watched recently that's fucked me up. Martyrs was decent but the ending seemed contrived.

Dark Water (think it was Japanese or Korean), The Host, Suspiria, Eraserhead, The Exorcist, and Night of the Living Dead all deserve mentioning.

the original Nosferatu by F.W. Murnau is one of my all time favourites, but the version I saw back in the day had a piano soundtrack that added to the atmosphere. the version I have on my HDD is rather different. worth watching nonetheless.

not sure if it's really considered horror but Irreversible was pretty good.

pic unrelated but jesus fucking christ that's creepy.

>>18385386
shut up faggot

>>18385492
this is, without a shadow of a doubt, the worst movie I have ever seen in my entire life

every single cliche in the book is present in it, which is ironic because the jerk off who directed it proudly stated that there are none in his creation

it starts with telling us the two retards got killed which kills any suspese,we know they're gonna die from the get go,and since they're so unlikeable and the film is so boring you'll find yourself waiting for the killers to finish them off just so this travesty can end

0/10 absolutely no redeeming factor

pumpkin head

>>18372224
Saw this shit in theaters twice. 8.5/10.

the possession of michael king

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>>18385670
I did not like that movie either but I read recently it was somewhat based off this story?
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keddie_murders

Funny Games was a million times better as far as home invasion movies go. Also You're Next is fucking bitchin, but to me, it's like a damn action horror movie with an amazing hero.

>>18371307
I like you.

>>18382346
>Captured by a madman with an army of partially human servants
>turned into a hideous monster and paraded in front of millions for their entertainment
>can't ask anyone for help because your mutations prevent you from communicating
>a giant smile is permanently plastered across your face despite your incessant screaming in horror and pain

It's pretty fucked. Those horribly distorted faces with the uniquely human eyes are what really does it.

>>18385670
I thought this scene was pretty good

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

what was the movie where the little girl buys some ballerina box thing with a mirror from a yard sale and gets possessed as fuck? it gaves me the spoops when the hand was trying to crawl out her mouth.

>>18387864
oh shit i think i remember
is the autistic guy from 'no country for old man' in it?

No horror movie is scary. The only one I really enjoyed watching is Evil Dead 2. It has a nice atmosphere and some jump scares.

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>>18387913
>enjoyed
>jump scares
>:C

It's like finding someone who enjoys gifs on /x/

>>18387929

>getting genuinely spooked by horror movies

Mate, you have to be mentally retarded or 12 yrs old for that to happen.

Fire in the Sky

>>18380263

>frustratingly retarded protagonists
>op dog-demon
>op grandpa daredevil
>predictable plot twist employed evidently because it was the only way you'd root for the braindead idiotic protagonists by that point.
>absolutely forced rehash of evil dead's final act of le women empowerment meme

>Best american horror film in twenty years

jesus fucking christ are reviewers over-excited literal children? It's not even horror, it's an average thriller. "Best motherfucking american horror film in twenty years" goddamn

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The Banshee Chapter fucked my shit up for days. Pic related.

The Ring fucked me up as a kid but now it's just laughable.

Norio was more unsettling that anything for me but it was a pretty good movie.

The Conjuring 1 literally had me reading the Bible after it for protection.

2nd hmm too much effects.

The Bee Movie

>>18370149
I'm with you, lake mungo got way further than any other horror movie I have seen. Probably because it's cerebral and not cheap

>>18369706
Your mom's sex tape

>>18388158
I loved that movie, have any similar recs?

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My older brother (God rest his soul should I ever see him again) Rented The Omen and The Exorcist and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre original. Showed me all three in a row when I was ten. I still have shit stains on my ass checks from that Saturday night.

>>18375979
>The Fourth Kind

>Owl scene
>I AM GOD

>>18369706

The Broken
Home Movie
Marebito

Something about the broken always gets me.

>>18372224

I liked It Follows first time around but something struck me on second viewing. If the entity thing only appears to the person with the curse, when the guy ties Jay to a chair so she sees it walking towards her, how come he sees it too?

>>18372386

I know it's generally considered to be a shit movie but the ending of The Fourth Kind freaks me out. Something about radio/visual static that really sets me on edge.

>>18384630
This movie terrified me as a kid

>>18377498
¿Anon, are you me? This were my thoughts exactly while watching it. I can get why people like it but daaaamn, to me it's just boring.

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>stop liking what I don't like, The Thread
Just keep posting YOUR favorite horror movies, that's it.

>>18372221
It's like you didn't even read the second half of their sentence. Obviously they saw it when they were a kid.

>>18388700
because he is still cursed, if Jay would've died the being would've come for him again

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>>18369717
It's-a meee; Noorioo~

>>18372224
The movie should have been called the implied implication. What an overrated piece of shit.

fucking hipsters
i'm not even gonna post my movie list

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Saw Southbound last night. Surprisingly well-made horror, played out as a collection of loosely connected vignettes.

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Not a scary movie by any means, but damn that movie was fresh if you like horror

>>18388158
I really liked this movie. It's literally /x/: the movie.

>>18385492
>>18386789

I was told this was based on the charles manson spree killings

>>18372224
this shit was so scary

>>18379114
That was the joke. Too many horror films are anti-woman propaganda/morality tales.

>>18381817
Is there actual rape in it?

>>18391977
>>18381817
he's not a rapist

>>18391644
The pacing and editing was kinda shit and amateur but the overall plot was brilliant. With the numbers stations and everything.

>>18369706
Benny's video
not sure it can be considered as an horror movie but I've been carrying it with me to this very day, cold and disturbing...

does anyone know the name of a horror movie where a bunch of kids go on a beach and start seeing future/past versions of themselves?
could've been an australian movie, I'm not sure

Disclaimer to autists: NOT NECESSARILY SCARY or HORROR, JUST MY FAVORITE MOVIES!! Here we go:

Burried
Eraserhead
Drag me to Hell
The Devils Backbone
The House of the Devil
Videodrome
Afflicted
Holy Mountain
A Field in England
Disturbia
1408
The Ring
Starry Eyes
Resolution
Pitch Black
Let me In
Bone Tomahawk
Tale of Tales
Wild Tales
Identity
Banshee Chapter
Absentia
I Saw the Devil
Wrong Turn 2
The Mist
Honey Moon
Dark City
Misery
Sporloos
Frailty
Pi
Sleep Tight
Cronos
Dawn of the Dead
Gozu
Pans Labyrinth
Spring
Thesis
Pontypool
It Follows
Breakdown 1997
The Wailing
You're next
Bug
The Midnight Meat Train
Cure
Pulse
Blue Ruin
The Innkeepers
7 Days
The Reflecting Skin
Southbound
Dead End
The Crazies
The Cabin in the Woods
The Host
Oculus
Close your eyes
Dog Soldiers
Baskin
Triangle
Timecrimes
The Skin i Live in
The Body
The Conjuring
Crimson Peak
Jacob's Ladder
The Conspiracy
Kill List
The Mothman Prophecies
The Invitation
Lights Out
The Exterminating Angel
Altered States
Hard Candy
Train to Busan

>>18381962

And what 2 movies are those? Because sincerely there are thousands of horror movies I can imagine happening, really.

>>18372224
I'll never understand how people found this scary. The monster, while being inventive at least, wasn't a real threat at all. The thing could only walk, so why am I supposed to be afraid of it? If the characters weren't fuckwit retarded all danger could have been avoided. Rather than being scared by this film, I was just angered by the characters

>>18372122
>The second one with the nun is cool as shit.
Holy shit that scene with the painting.

Great buildup but then I couldn't help but kek.

>>18375417
>Tbf I was 12 when I saw IT. By far the most psychologically terrifying movie I'd ever seen up til that point. Since then, no film has scared me as much partly because I grew up, and partly because the horror genre changed. I rewatched it 2 years ago and it didn't scare me at all. Sadly.
>
>It's still the most scared I've been watching a movie.


Have you ever read the book?
Obviously a bajillion times better.

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>>18381954
I was surprised how much I like Woman in Black.

First I'd heard of the story was the stage play in London.
A horror theatrical production you say? Yeah, I think it's the only one (watch it if you get the chance).

Then I read the book a few years later, listened to the audio drama and then eventually saw the TV movie that has that one fantastical scene in the graveyard at the house where Kipps sees the woman seeing him.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1hun4jaY5g

I love this scene. If you've ever felt that feeling of being watched you'll "get it".

Upon hearing that there was to be new film adaptation made, by a revitalised Hammer Studios no less, I was fucking stoked.

There were some bits I didn't like if I were to nitpick, but even Radcliffe surprised me, as I thought, going into it, that I wouldn't be able to distinguish the actor (aka "Harry potter guy") from the character the actor was playing, but I managed it because he 'became' Kipps. He sold me on his character and not once did I see him as "oh it's the harry potter guy trying to do something else".

Knowing the story as well as I did at that stage, when it was building up to the time where the protag was to stay the night the dread was building up to a fever pitch for me and I was not, ultimately, disappointed.

But seriously, if you ever get the chance to watch the stage play, do it.

>>18377498
>>18389150
Besides these things, the dissonance between them hunting for the guy that passed it to the girl protag in the first place, the guy from the beginning, and then tracking him down at his house and then cut scene to them all having a fucking picknick in the park all chummy, instead of beating the shit out of him or whatever, was odd for me to say the least.

>>18379126
>Candyman
I'm not too fond of this film, but it had a certain air about it, a certain and distinct (from my recollection) ambiance.

Combination of the music and the way it was shot in certain scenes, subtle and dreamlike, like vasaline was smeared on the lens for that effect or some shit.

>>18381958
>>18383995
I didn't even like touching the horror movie boxes, despite my macabre fascination with them and reading the blurbs on the backs; felt like I would be some how contaminated.

>>18384630
>When I was younger I always felt uneasy about Silent Hill. Now it's one of my favorite movies, but I still can't play some of the games.
I know what you mean.
Something about flayed people and barb wire rape meant that I just couldn't watch it.

Been saving Silent Hill 2 for some time, but it's too much for me.

I'm thankful that, back in the day, I stuck to light hearted shit like Resident Evil 123 and not Silent Hill 1/2 as that shit would've fucked me up beyond repair.

>>18385502
>the original Nosferatu by F.W. Murnau is one of my all time favourites, but the version I saw back in the day had a piano soundtrack that added to the atmosphere. the version I have on my HDD is rather different. worth watching nonetheless.

If you're a fan of this classic, then give "Shadow of the Vampire" (or something) a watch. Can't remember the exact title. It has John Malkovich playing Murnau himself filming Nosferatu as the film's about him trying to get the film made. The catch is that he got a real vampire to play Count Orlock.
It's fun if you're a fan and have nothing else to watch one evening.

>>18387864
>what was the movie where the little girl buys some ballerina box thing with a mirror from a yard sale and gets possessed as fuck?
Was this referenced in Cabin in the Woods? (sugarplum fairy?)

>>18396450
>Combination of the music
Organ.
Oh, and the practical effects with Candy reaching through mirrors. Imagine if that shit were done today? Cartoony/vidya tier cgi shit.

>>18396470
thanks anon. I caught (parts of) it on TV once many years ago, might look it up again at your recommendation. wouldn't have been surprised if Schreck was a real vampire, he looked fucking horrifying.

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>>18396488
It's not great, just a fun thing to watch.

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There's one decent horror movie (out of the 3 I know of) that has come out of my country:

Shutter.

Please please please watch the original Thai version subbed and not the American remake. You do yourself and the story a disservice otherwise. Compare the american grudge to the orignal japanese.

It's got some good spooks in it, and the concept itself was creepy and novel at the time, especially if you're a /p/hagtographer. I heartily recommend it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nwy8QSQliGk

Trailer's not so good, but I promise the film is decent.

As for the other two scariest films to come out of this place: one I can't find because it's out of print (but that one I've been told is scarier to a Thai or someone living here than it would be to others elsewhere for some reason anyway) and the other I downright refuse to watch because I'm too much of a fucking puss puss.

It was filmed, on location, at one of the Killing Fields in Cambodia.

If you haven't the faintest idea what that means and why a movie filmed there is beyond fucked up then I suggest you do a little reading on Cambodian modern history and prepare yourself for a dark journey into man's complete and utter inhumanity to man. It would be like filming a movie at a Nazi concentration camp site. What happened in Cambodia is not really taught in most world history curricula. It's fucked, though.

Don't read about this shit before you sleep or when you're alone. The tales of cruelty will be too much for the idle mind to stomach so close to resting peaceful time.

Don't even know what the film's called lol. Trailer scared me too much.

Don't mess with Cambodian black magic or Cambodian spooks, so the local sentiment is; that shit is scary and potent.

>>18396523
think I've already got that one lined up in the 50 gorillion tabs I have open of IMDB pages. thanks for the warning, though I do try to avoid American remakes - especially of foreign films - as a general rule.

>>18396523
I almost didn't see the rest of your post on the main page. it's not this by any chance? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enemies_of_the_People_(film)

I've seen glimpses of the mountains of human skulls piled up by the Khmer Rouge in documentaries when I was a kid, but even that sounds like pretty heavy stuff.

if not, can you narrow it down at all, i.e. release year, country of origin? I'm real curious now.

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>>18396523
On Korean Horror:

K-horror's really been a thing this past decade, because it's GOOD.

Two I like a lot:

Train to Busan - A recent (2016) film. Zombies are getting a little stale, but despite this, this film manages to make a fresh tale. It is relentless and will leave you tired. Set in Korea, it deals with a sudden Zombie outbreak and survivors stuck on a movie train. Like I said, relentless and it will leave you almost out of breath.

R-Point - I have a hard on for Military Horror. There's just something about the idea about groups of soldiers, highly trained, truly physical individuals armed and trained to take on anything, dealing with something that all their training and experience could not possibly prepare them for: the supernatural.

It's one thing to watch a film about some dumb, oblivious suburban protagonist feebly fend off the machinations of some supernatural threat and watching such men of action facing it (and, usually, failing).

Film's set during the Vietnam war, where a squad of South Korean troops part of the Korean effort to support the Americans in that conflict are sent on a mission to an island off the coast of Vietnam and to the "R-Point", a region of minor strategic importance with little Vietnamese resistance where a Korean detachment was supposed to have been wiped out, with only one survivor who has been reduced to a crazed wreck, 6 months before.

The new squad is being sent because high command keeps receiving creepy as fuck radio transmissions from this supposedly wiped out detachment, begging for reinforcements.

It has its flaws, but like with all genre fiction and especially horror, suspension of disbelief keeps you going.

The flaws, overall, can be overlooked as the film has some creepy shit going on, none lesser than the backdrop and locations: decayed french colonial buildings, tropical swamps and forests etc.

Good shit.

You can watch Shutter, R-Point, Train to Busan easily these days via stream or whatever.

>>18369706
"Splinter"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8rJ4UgE8LM

>>18396561
got the other two lined up easy but R-Point sounds *really* cool, and the Pirate Bay isn't very forthcoming so far.

>>18377187
Tusk. A man is abducted and surgically transformed into a Walrus, then forced to fight to the death against another Walrus Man

>>18396561
speaking of soldiers in horror, that was done quite well in Dog Soldiers imo. have you seen it? I forgot about that one in my original post, but I'd definitely recommend it.

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The zodiac

>>18396538
Damn, I almost wished I never remembered it lol, but not for any reason you'd imagine. Just looked it up.

The scariest stories are those you can only half remember, because your own mind, that generator of the darkest nightmares possible, fills in the blanks and can make something genuinely crappy or laughable into something truly terrifying.

The childhood nostalgia effect and say, watching IT is a prime example of this phenomenon.

I for one couldn't watch Hellraiser for nearly 15 years because of half-glimpses of it while it was on TV when I was a kid. When I got around to it I was kinda (thankfully) a little let down (though not by much - fuck I can't watch that shit again) because the film I had built in my mind was so much more terrifying than the actual 90 or so minutes actually filmed.

Anyway, long story short: the Cambodian film never existed, not in the way I thought that is. A film was made, but it was made here in Thailand and NOT in Cambodia and the set was made to replicate a site there (MUCH to the consternation of the Cambodians). The producers wanted to film on location but were, quite rightly so, not allowed.

I honestly had my doubts that any Thai actor would agree to filming something in such a place anyway, nor the film crew decide to work in such a place. There's description we have here that translates, literally to "white eyes" - means scaredy cat; like, eyes wide open in terror. We are mostly like this here lol. It's what you get for being taught since birth that there are spirits in the trees and everywhere.

So this thread finally got me to look it up and it turns out the film wasn't what I thought, and is kinda crappy.
Even the trailer I saw in the theatres all those years ago, or rather, at least, my half *recollection* of it, makes it out to be way scarier than it actually turned out to be.

Sorry to get your hopes up; just poor info and my imagination filling in the blanks

Tl;dr shit film, don't bother.

>>18396611
It's this film. btw:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La-Tha-Pii

So much for that, eh?

The only other option now is the one I was recommended not to watch, that I couldn't find anyway. Deals with some local folklore, local spooks.

In english it's called:
The Unseeable.

Thing is, there's more than one version I think. Like, there's remake and an original.

It has that nostalgia feel about it, for me anyway, as it is set in the 1930's in thailand.
Feels like the old thai movies I grew up seeing, but it's supposedly terrifying.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKg35cY4GhQ

Forgive me for not vetting this trailer as it is after all 1:25am where I am and I can already hear noises in the roof (maybe squirrels, maybe rats, maybe a snake eating a rat eating a squirrel, or maybe some other shit), and I'd actually like to be able to sleep tonight.

Like I said, "white eyes" puss puss lmao.

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>>18369706
The Poughkeepsie tapes.

It leaves you with a weird feeling afterwards, more like psychological horror.

pic very related.

>>18396640
My issue with this movie is so small that it pisses me off. It was actually a great movie except for the guy they cast as the forensics guy that watched the tapes and went on about how he couldn't touch his wife after. Absolutely terrible acting. Like high school drama class level bad. Takes me out of the movie every time

>>18396596
>speaking of soldiers in horror, that was done quite well in Dog Soldiers imo. have you seen it?
I've been saving it for a special occasion.
I watched the first half but was interrupted and have been putting it off ever since. Not because it's bad, but I just have to get back in the mood for it. Perhaps this weekend. When I have friends over and am not alone (like now - or am I?)

More military horror that's good:

Deathwatch:
Set in WW1, so that's a nice change. As if things couldn't get more horrific, right? Good film. Disturbing imagery. Great story.
Set in the aftermath of some of some big battle in WW1, a squad of british troops get separated and lost in the fog from their main detachment and come across a seemingly abandoned german trench works.

Atmosphere is king here, mud, blood and razorwire. It's a fucking of the mental variety.

There's also The Outpost:
Set in present day and deals with a group of mercenaries hired by an unknown party to travel deep into some eastern european war torn country to secure a bunker, unmarked and unknown to any map.
Deals with Nazi Wunderwaffen an other twisted science. Fun film. Some good spooks. Good concept. Would play a vidya based on it.

>>18369706
The Ruins.

>>18396655
Lastly, The Bunker:
Overall the film is meh, not so bad, just not super good like Deathwatch by comparison.

This film does evoke an unsettling vicariousness IMO, and it brings to mind feeling of being trapped and encircled by hostile forces and watched and being fucked with mentally, and that peculiar claustrophobia when one is wandering around dark, cramped spaces.

A novelty, as it's actually centered around a group of Wehrmact soldiers for once. (though they're played by british actors lol)

The squad is fleeing American fire and bombardment and come across a bunker in some German forest in the final stages of the war. The bunker has been mostly abandoned for 'unknown reasons' but command left an old ww1 vet and some green teenager to maintain it.

This film has that one fantastic creepy scene, that, though it doesn't redeem the film, it at least makes it stick in my mind:
it's a scene very much reminiscent to the "USS Indianapolis scene" in Jaws, where Quint the sharkhunter describes some horrific event in the past. I fucking love that scene.

Anyway, context:
The troops have sought refugee in the bunker, and are settling down to the fact that they'll likely not being venturing out for some time due to enemy snipers etc.
So they gather round and the old ww1 vet tells them why the bunker has been abandoned:

If the time link doesn't work, just watch 21:20 to about 25:30 or so:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFpwel2uEA4&feature=player_detailpage#t=1280

Like I said, the film isn't that good (most films aren't) but Mil horror is a relative rarity and this particular scene I really like.

>>18369706
Honestly I liked Insidious, it wasn't very scary but it had alot of intrigue and painted a very strange world. Just wish they came up with a better name than the Further.

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>>18396681
>it's a scene very much reminiscent to the "USS Indianapolis scene" in Jaws,
Speaking of Jaws, that is a great horror film.
I'm not totally fond of the whole predatory animal genre, but Jaws is undoubtedly a true classic and work of art.

My favourite scene, probably in any horror film:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMl1NbR0h_A

Look up the USS Indianapolis.
NOPE

>>18396627
goddamn it looks like they pissed the Cambodians off with that film big time.

as for the other one, that looks pretty freaky towards the end. I can only find a listing for a 2006 film, hopefully I can download a copy somewhere.

I'll check out those war horror films also. that second one in particular sounds right up my alley. and yeah, Dog Soldiers is sweet. I have movies from years ago I still haven't felt in the mood to watch myself.

>>18396692
that's an amazing scene

bujmp

>>18372306
Why do holograms terrify you bud?

>>18396692
>tfw you delivered the bomb

>>18393830
>Starry Eyes

Is that any good?

>>18393830
>Oculus
Funnily enough the original short that inspired the full length film is waaay better than that unsubtle shitfest.

It's only 20mins long and nobudget and yet it's way more memorable to me and far more effective.

>>18379424
>Yeah, when she sees her doppelganger, it really go to me

Thanks for that spoiler you fucking nigger. Fuck you

I know this post it old

>>18369907
this movie is absolute garbage but it's also the most a movie has ever fucked me up. like i wish i could say a better movie scared me more but goddamn this piece of shit just wrecked me.

Kairo. I like movies that are about cultivating a creepy, unsettling atmosphere.

>>18398931
>Starry Eyes
quite an average movie and shit,worth watching I guess,but dont expect anything all that memorable

>>18393830
>let me in
>not let the right one in

0/10 apply yourself

>>18369706

The Thing
Event Horizon
The Mist
Rose Red
1408

>>18399791
the original was quite great actually.

>>18396568

The characters in that movie managed to be both cliché and inconsistent.

>>18399766
the makeup effects were memorable and quite smelly lookin

Audition

>>18371436
Exorcist 1 fucked me over in my early years, keep in mind I saw it when it came out and those graphics were actually good at the time.

>>18385492
That movie sucked lol

>>18369878

The parts where the thing in the tunnels moves at the speed of light ruined it for me. But verall that was a pretty decent film.

>>18400274
I didn't even get it. First they made it seem like some lizard thing. Then it looks like a ghost. Then it looks like the guy that went missing (in the lake scene).

>>18369907
The last part is unsettling but everything else is laughably bad

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>>18372169
does this have van dien incest?

also I am in the wrong timeline, in my timeline his name was Casper Van Diem

>>18385492
could that blonde have fried her ends from over bleaching anymore?

that is true horror.

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>>18369907
>reads the sypnosis
>watches ending scene
how the fuck did this shit wind up in theaters

>>18399514
And again, infinitely superior to the American remake, Pulse, which had about as much atmosphere as the fucking moon by comparison.

>>18401173
It's meant to be creepy, mutated humans living underground, right?

The Tunnel was surprisingly enjoyable for a found footage film IMO, at least compared so much other crap ever since Blair Witch opened the idea up to the masses.

>>18401356
Look, a retard

>>18393830
>The Mothman Prophecies
Has some nicely creepy moments.
Haven't seen it in a while; wonder if it still holds up?

Watching The Wailing right now. Kinda disappointed so far, considering how much people on here hyped it up.

Jacob's Ladder

>>18372231
Play the game for 1 second and me a schizo for life

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A Nightmare on Elm Street

>>18391521
lmao i was thinking the same thing

>>18387864
The Possession

>>18376001

This was really good. All I do is watch horror and this one is very unsettling

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>>18369988
>>18370461
>>18376824
>>18377525
>>18381385

>Descent
fuck all of you for making me waste my time watching this thinking that suggestions on /x/ are worth anything.

seriously bar none the worst fucking pile of shit movie i have ever seen. shit acting. shit writing. literally just cartoon tier gore and some jump scares and a plot that is fucking ass backwards illogical and retarded.

i hope im saving someone else some time who might be skimming through this to look for some shit to watch. fuck this dumb movie.

100% going to never watch movies on the suggestion of /x/ ever again. i have never enjoyed a single thing these threads have a consensus on. holy shit. you would think at least one of them would be good - nope.

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>>18405060
i would like to add though that the brown azn chick had a nice body. ill let that take the movie from 0/10 to 1/10. ill give you guys something at least.

>>18405070
The Descent is the only movie I've actually seen which takes place in a cave, except for The Cave

>>18369706
The 4th Kind. Pretty much destroyed me.

>>18372038
What's it about? Can you sum it up in like 2 sentences?

>>18405077
i think you could replace the setting for 'the descent' with literally anything else and it might be more interesting.

like if they just went down some stairs for the whole movie and some stuff happened along the way, or if they like, were just in the woods where they started. anything.

>>18405085
So you think the movie would have been better if it was about girls being chased by monsters in a basement, or a forest?

>>18377455
>thinks paranormal is implausable
>but overly tryhard conspiricies is plausable.
Plausability is not what makes horror
Do you not get the concept or horror?
Or are you autistic?

>>18405088
i think the movie would have been better if the writing wasnt awful. i dont know how else to put it.
also it being in a cave struggling with the same shit over and over for 80% of the movie is pretty god damn boring.

what about the movie is appealing to you? i feel it lacks any sort of grab or interest that might make the viewer actually care about anything that is happening on screen. what was more annoying is that nearly all of it was extremely predictable, even the dumbass ending which im sure at least one of you thinks is a cool twist but its not actually well thought out.

honestly nothing in the movie tied in with anything else in the movie. there was nothing to read into, just a jump scare shitshow that you can pretty much only take at face value even if you tried really hard to find some sort of meaning in it.

why the fuck do they start the movie with the car accident and the hospital and the kid and shit? just for some gore? that premise does not matter to the rest of the movie at all. they could have started it at the cabin with all the sluts and nothing would be different.

>>18405090
Mentfor.
>>18372307