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tanny_wanny 11-07-2004 08:56 PM

tired of wasting my money on boring movies....
 
I know , I know... someones gonna say that this thread sucks, and it has been done before, over and over again... But... whats a great horror flick? Any ideas???

Im not a teeny bobber who gets scared watching "saw" or grudge, I am a horror fan looking for new blood. I am tired of hollywood shit. I actually want something truely scary.

I have been perusing ebay for ages and trying to make a decision to what movies I should buy. I am so tired of buying the "scariest movies" and then watching them and falling asleep cause they are so BORING! I own the ring trilogy ( good) and dark water ( okay) kairo ( boring) battle royale ( funny as hell, quite enjoyable) the eye ( okay, one of the better ones)

I like suspense and I am bored of all the movies I have at home. I've been through the fred kruegar stage and the exorcist. I loved event horizon and wrong turn was pretty good. ... so what is a really really good freaky movie. I want a movie that makes me have to turn on all the lights just too go to the bathroom at night.

PLease help... I am sick of wasting money on average movies!
thanks all

The STE 11-07-2004 09:08 PM

Re: tired of wasting my money on boring movies....
 
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Originally posted by tanny_wanny
kairo ( boring)
wrong, you suck

DraculaInDallas 11-07-2004 09:56 PM

Hardly anything is really scary............try these if you haven't seem them already........

the fog
the haunting (original)
exorcist
the other
shining
early hammer films dracula's.......

kpropain 11-07-2004 09:59 PM

<<<<<<Takes a big steaming shit on this thread......

Horrorfiend 11-07-2004 10:21 PM

Try Black Christmas. One of the most frightening slashers I've seen.

EXTR3MIST 11-09-2004 03:18 AM

Ah, the jaded existence of the maturing horror fan.

Once you're too old for comedy icons like Freddy and Jason, you need to experiment with independent movies - use the money you save on expensive DVD boxsets to trawl obscure video rental stores (forget Blockbuster and all that shit) and hire some old & new titles you may never have heard of before, and don't be afraid of subtitles.

You'll end up with a few duds, but every so often will come across a gem.

Do some research and study writers and directors whose other films you can track down, too.

Haphazard 11-09-2004 10:42 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by kpropain
<<<<<<Takes a big steaming shit on this thread......
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA!

:D

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chaplain 11-09-2004 02:35 PM

Buy Cemetary Man!

KRUGERKID13 11-09-2004 02:38 PM

any fulci or argento also try when a stranger calls and yes cemetery man rocks

chaplain 11-09-2004 02:41 PM

Who made Cemetary Man and what are some of his other movies?

zwoti 11-09-2004 02:54 PM

michele soavi

chaplain 11-09-2004 02:55 PM

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Originally posted by zwoti
michele soavi

Any recomendations?

zwoti 11-09-2004 03:09 PM

stagefright

KRUGERKID13 11-09-2004 03:17 PM

i liked the church alot too actually prefer it too stagefright but thats just me

g star 11-11-2004 08:22 PM

scariest movie i've ever seen is "jaws." cliche, i'm sure you've seen that by now. try the japanese "audition." that oughtta give you a nightmare or two.

SamCostello 11-14-2004 07:26 AM

Maybe you should try renting mor movies and buying fewer. That way your lost money on a bad movie is less.

In that vein, I think Netflix is really the way to go. 20,000+ movies, pretty good selection and only $18 a month.

Hard to beat that.

Sam

tanny_wanny 11-14-2004 07:57 PM

Thanks for the suggestion, but I do believe that netflix wouldnt deliver to australia. *grin* I am in a country town and the dvd stores dont have too greater selection!
thanks anyway!

evil_blonde 11-14-2004 10:29 PM

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Originally posted by tanny_wanny
Thanks for the suggestion, but I do believe that netflix wouldnt deliver to australia. *grin* I am in a country town and the dvd stores dont have too greater selection!
thanks anyway!

If they don't have a good selection and you know that, why bother asking if you can't get anything being suggested?

horror_spooky 11-15-2004 05:48 PM

check out Invasion of the Body Snatchers even though it's pretty cheesy for "our" time once you get into it though it's pretty good. It's about a bunch of aliens come to clone people and make the world a "better place". Pretty good though. Could only watch it once or twice maybe three times, before it's gets old, but you can still try it out.

EXTR3MIST 11-16-2004 11:55 AM

Invasion of the Body Snatchers, "cheesy"?

Which one? Each of the filmed versions of Jack Finney's novel is played straight; the paranoid undertones and feelings of dread are nicely unsettling, the allegorical references to communism are there if you want them, and the acting is pretty spot on throughout.

Not to mention a few brief scenes of creepy effects, particularly in the 1978 version during a pod-transformation.

horror_spooky 11-16-2004 12:52 PM

it's just so cheesy the "I don't want a world like that" and shit. you've got to admit it. some of it was pretty good, but when the one girl (forgot name) was so freaked out about a dead body being in their house. i just didn't understand how you can be THAT scared. other than that, you're right, it's a pretty good movie

EXTR3MIST 11-18-2004 06:56 AM

You've obviously missed the communism subtext, or don't want it.

If you're judging films cheesy by their scary scenes, we could go on all day listing just about every horror film known to man.


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