Horror movies

Motivation
85

Original Swedish version, or English version? They have two different names, can never remember which is which. Great movie.

86

The english version.

1 Like
88

That’s the one!

89

I dunno if someone mentioned it somewhere in this thread, but my #1 favorite horror film is a Spanish movie called Archivo 253. In English in Amazon it’s File 253, and it is very worth whatever they charge to see it. So good.

90

All of the Rec movies, the most of Alien, Conjuring, It, Insidious, Get Out, Paranormal Activity
oh so many :ghost:

2 Likes
91

I have seen both . I like the Swedish version. Don’t know if any of you’s have seen the girl with the dragon tattoo? The Swedish version with noomi rapace. The English version with Daniel Craig was not as good in my opinion.

92

Found this old thread
are there still horror fans on here?

Anyways, it’s Friday movie night. Now that I’m sober, I’m gonna try to do double features every Friday and Saturday. I always tried before, but was always too drunk halfway through the second one to finish lol.

So, tonight we have:
Slaxx - new Shudder original horror comedy about possessed blue jeans
while it got decent reviews, I’m not expecting much lol.

Butcher Baker Nightmare Maker (1982) - another flick on Shudder. Not sure how this ones gonna go. Love me some silly 80’s horror, tho and the premise seems wild


Anybody else watching anything spooky tonightđŸ‘»?

1 Like
93

I am unfortunately stuck at work, but I would be watching anything Rob Zombie or anything terrible. I love awful horror movies like Dead Snow or Zombeavers. Haha

1 Like
94

I LOVE Dead Snow! One of my favorite zombie movies. And Zombeavers is hilarious. I’m also a big Rob Zombie fan. Did you hear he might be taking on The Munsters?? Should be interesting lol.

1 Like
95

I haven’t heard that, but I would be stoked to see it!

1 Like
96

Have you seen Slither? It’s amazing haha

1 Like
97

Uh
yes!! I watch Slither like every month lol. In my top 10. I wish James Gunn would come back to directing horror. You clearly have good taste, my friend lol.

1 Like
98

It’s in my top also! And same to you!

1 Like
99

Choose or die! New on Netflix

100

While I enjoy contemporary horror/psychological thrillers, I also like the older/classics. I believe the directors and screenwriters faced the challenge of scaring/thrilling an audience, while still adhering to the social sensibilities of the period. A great example is 1962’s Carnival of Souls.

I remember seeing bits of this movie on late-night local UHF TV station in Boston, growing up, but had never watched the entire film. Then during a family trip to SLC, we stopped at the Great Salt Lake museum, where they highlighted the films production history, since key parts had been filmed there. We bought a copy on DVD, and watched it on my laptop in our room. Scary, suspenseful, and wholly appropriate for everyone except small children. My then 11yo daughter really liked it.

2 Likes
101

I used to watch horror in my late teens. Enjoyed Silence of the Lambs and Night M. Shyamalan’s works. Read Stephen King a lot. There were two movies that scared me seriously and I had nightmares long afterwards: Blair witch project and Event Horizon.

I don’t watch horror anymore. I have enough nightmare material to last me for a lifetime :blush:

1 Like
102

I feel as if I have been summoned to this thread

2 Likes
103

signal-2022-04-18-20-09-51-334

1 Like
104

Carnival of souls is a masterpiece and an important movie. It has influenced cult directors such as Romero or Lynch. A must see for horror fans

I used to watch horror movies all the time. It’s not the case anymore, only from time to time. Anyway the latest i’ve seen is an Australian one, Wolf Creek 2, a great sequel of a great movie :metal:t2:

3 Likes
105

I will have to check Wolf Creek 1 and 2 out then.

1 Like