Mr. Lamb Fries Full Audioholic Mar 30, 2005 489 0 18 53 Pittsburgh Oct 12, 2005 #21 AFJumper03 said: I just watched the remake of Amityville Horror and it has some really good "jump out of your seat" and "stay awake at night thinking about it" parts. I wasn't expecting it to be that good. The orginal Exorcist is really great too, the extended edition has all kinds of "hidden" scary stuff like faces in the shadows and whatnot. its great. Click to expand... its not a movie, but If you can, look for the real story of Amityville Horror. A documentary of the "true story". It plays around Halloween and totally freaked me out. I think it was on the history channel or A & E or something like that. it may have been Histories Mysteries??? Im not sure but keep an eye out for it. Exorcist, Event Horizon and The Shining!!!
AFJumper03 said: I just watched the remake of Amityville Horror and it has some really good "jump out of your seat" and "stay awake at night thinking about it" parts. I wasn't expecting it to be that good. The orginal Exorcist is really great too, the extended edition has all kinds of "hidden" scary stuff like faces in the shadows and whatnot. its great. Click to expand... its not a movie, but If you can, look for the real story of Amityville Horror. A documentary of the "true story". It plays around Halloween and totally freaked me out. I think it was on the history channel or A & E or something like that. it may have been Histories Mysteries??? Im not sure but keep an eye out for it. Exorcist, Event Horizon and The Shining!!!
J jmgillespie Junior Audioholic Jan 21, 2005 78 0 0 Oct 12, 2005 #22 I'll second even horizon as a really scary movie, also evil dead 2 is a great movie the best scary one of the three. Army of darkness isn't really scary but is a classic.
I'll second even horizon as a really scary movie, also evil dead 2 is a great movie the best scary one of the three. Army of darkness isn't really scary but is a classic.
jaxvon Audioholic Ninja Feb 17, 2004 4,192 0 0 39 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Oct 12, 2005 #23 Hmm, I never found Event Horizon that scary. I kept waiting for it to get creepy and cool, but it just never did. IMHO a big letdown.
Hmm, I never found Event Horizon that scary. I kept waiting for it to get creepy and cool, but it just never did. IMHO a big letdown.
Tom Andry Speaker of the House Aug 31, 2004 1,321 0 63 54 Australia Oct 13, 2005 #24 jaxvon said: Hmm, I never found Event Horizon that scary. I kept waiting for it to get creepy and cool, but it just never did. IMHO a big letdown. Click to expand... Yep, agree
jaxvon said: Hmm, I never found Event Horizon that scary. I kept waiting for it to get creepy and cool, but it just never did. IMHO a big letdown. Click to expand... Yep, agree
E Electone Audioholic Jan 12, 2005 162 0 18 Oct 13, 2005 #25 Here's a third vote for the original Halloween by John Carpenter. Also, 1980's Terror Train with Jamie Lee Curtis .
Here's a third vote for the original Halloween by John Carpenter. Also, 1980's Terror Train with Jamie Lee Curtis .
majorloser Moderator Aug 7, 2005 7,071 0 113 Florida aka: Hurricane Central Oct 13, 2005 #26 Evil Dead (all 3) - can't go wrong with a THX horror movie. Final Destination 2 - The crash scene is great for new teenage drivers Exorcist (remaster) - An all time classic Phantasm (all) - can't beat the Tall Man and brain drilling balls Darkness Falls - nothing like the Tooth Fairy to warp a young mind. Amityville Horror (old) - GET OUT!!!!!!!!! Way too many for me to list. I was always partial to the "B" horror movies. Try Bubba Ho-tep - classic Bruce Cambell
Evil Dead (all 3) - can't go wrong with a THX horror movie. Final Destination 2 - The crash scene is great for new teenage drivers Exorcist (remaster) - An all time classic Phantasm (all) - can't beat the Tall Man and brain drilling balls Darkness Falls - nothing like the Tooth Fairy to warp a young mind. Amityville Horror (old) - GET OUT!!!!!!!!! Way too many for me to list. I was always partial to the "B" horror movies. Try Bubba Ho-tep - classic Bruce Cambell
j_garcia Audioholic Jedi Jul 11, 2005 32,533 0 113 Oct 13, 2005 #27 I liked Event Horizon (actually saw that in the theater), but I though it was pretty much just Hellraiser in space. Only a few scenes that were unnerving, like when he's crawling through the duct and the chick with black eyes is there... Not really on my list of good scare movies though. Phantasm - good catch. The first few Nightmare on Elm St. flicks were great, but as mentioned (and just like Friday the 13th) they beat those both to death; to the point where they aren't fun anymore. The first Halloween is pretty good too. For those of you who like The Ring and The Grudge and you haven't checked out the original Japanese versions (both are remakes) "Ringu" and "Ju-On", they're worth checking out too. "Klaatu, Barada, Nikto"
I liked Event Horizon (actually saw that in the theater), but I though it was pretty much just Hellraiser in space. Only a few scenes that were unnerving, like when he's crawling through the duct and the chick with black eyes is there... Not really on my list of good scare movies though. Phantasm - good catch. The first few Nightmare on Elm St. flicks were great, but as mentioned (and just like Friday the 13th) they beat those both to death; to the point where they aren't fun anymore. The first Halloween is pretty good too. For those of you who like The Ring and The Grudge and you haven't checked out the original Japanese versions (both are remakes) "Ringu" and "Ju-On", they're worth checking out too. "Klaatu, Barada, Nikto"
Tom Andry Speaker of the House Aug 31, 2004 1,321 0 63 54 Australia Oct 13, 2005 #28 Technically, it's "Klaatu, Barada, Nik*cough*" "Who's laughing now!" "Hail to the King, baby." "Give me back my hand!" and on and on....
Technically, it's "Klaatu, Barada, Nik*cough*" "Who's laughing now!" "Hail to the King, baby." "Give me back my hand!" and on and on....
Sheep Audioholic Warlord May 19, 2005 9,781 0 113 39 Vancouver, BC Oct 13, 2005 #29 The new texas chainshaw masacre(typo?) The whole movie isn't that scary, but it definatley has its parts. Imagine having this happen to you after you watched this movie. http://www.big-boys.com/articles/chainsawwake.html (this is freaking hilarious) http://www.big-boys.com/articles/treejumpface.html (this one is just funny, not related to scary movies ) Note: This website I linked to has some content on other pages that is, well, not PG. For your sake, just look at what I linked to, then close it and clear your history Sheep Last edited: Oct 13, 2005
The new texas chainshaw masacre(typo?) The whole movie isn't that scary, but it definatley has its parts. Imagine having this happen to you after you watched this movie. http://www.big-boys.com/articles/chainsawwake.html (this is freaking hilarious) http://www.big-boys.com/articles/treejumpface.html (this one is just funny, not related to scary movies ) Note: This website I linked to has some content on other pages that is, well, not PG. For your sake, just look at what I linked to, then close it and clear your history Sheep
majorloser Moderator Aug 7, 2005 7,071 0 113 Florida aka: Hurricane Central Oct 13, 2005 #30 Tom Andry said: Technically, it's "Klaatu, Barada, Nik*cough*" "Who's laughing now!" "Hail to the King, baby." "Give me back my hand!" and on and on.... Click to expand... A MUST HAVE: Evil Dead - Book of the Dead Limited Edition (DD, DTS & THX cert) Also looks good sitting on a shelf as a movie prop Last edited: Aug 17, 2007
Tom Andry said: Technically, it's "Klaatu, Barada, Nik*cough*" "Who's laughing now!" "Hail to the King, baby." "Give me back my hand!" and on and on.... Click to expand... A MUST HAVE: Evil Dead - Book of the Dead Limited Edition (DD, DTS & THX cert) Also looks good sitting on a shelf as a movie prop
j_garcia Audioholic Jedi Jul 11, 2005 32,533 0 113 Oct 13, 2005 #31 Tom Andry said: Technically, it's "Klaatu, Barada, Nik*cough*" "Who's laughing now!" "Hail to the King, baby." "Give me back my hand!" Click to expand... LOL "Shop smart; shop S-MART." "See this? This is my BOOM STICK." "Honey, you got REAL ugly." "Good, bad....I'm the guy with the gun..." Attachments klatu2.zip klatu2.zip 65.1 KB · Views: 510
Tom Andry said: Technically, it's "Klaatu, Barada, Nik*cough*" "Who's laughing now!" "Hail to the King, baby." "Give me back my hand!" Click to expand... LOL "Shop smart; shop S-MART." "See this? This is my BOOM STICK." "Honey, you got REAL ugly." "Good, bad....I'm the guy with the gun..."
Bryguy Audioholic Jan 10, 2005 129 0 18 Frederick, MD Oct 15, 2005 #32 I also think the first Candyman is a good one for this time of year. Bryguy
M markw Audioholic Overlord Nov 26, 2003 11,607 0 113 Oct 15, 2005 #33 Would you believe a Disney movie? "Something wicked This Way comes", a Ray Bradbury story starring Jason Robards and Jonathan Pryce. No blood and guts but heavy on atmosphere, psychology and other halloweeny stuff. Oh, and the Hellraiser series, particularly the earliest ones. Talk about two different extremess, eh?
Would you believe a Disney movie? "Something wicked This Way comes", a Ray Bradbury story starring Jason Robards and Jonathan Pryce. No blood and guts but heavy on atmosphere, psychology and other halloweeny stuff. Oh, and the Hellraiser series, particularly the earliest ones. Talk about two different extremess, eh?
Tomorrow Audioholic Ninja Mar 4, 2005 4,321 0 113 Oct 15, 2005 #34 Just freeze this on the television. It'll scare the crap outta everyone. Last edited: Aug 29, 2006
AverageJoe Full Audioholic Aug 9, 2005 292 0 43 Oct 16, 2005 #35 Frankenstein with Boris Karloff Dracula with Bela Lugosi ...and for a little comic relief: Ghost Breakers with Bob Hope. Nah, I'm not THAT old - just nostalgic.
Frankenstein with Boris Karloff Dracula with Bela Lugosi ...and for a little comic relief: Ghost Breakers with Bob Hope. Nah, I'm not THAT old - just nostalgic.
Duffinator Audioholic Field Marshall Aug 26, 2004 1,619 0 48 Roseville, CA Oct 16, 2005 #36 AverageJoe said: Frankenstein with Boris Karloff Dracula with Bela Lugosi. Click to expand... And don't forget The Warewolf. If you are looking for movies to watch for an All Hallow's Eve bash with kids it's hard to beat the trio of The Exorcist, Poltergeist, and The Omen to really scare kids without too much violence and gore.
AverageJoe said: Frankenstein with Boris Karloff Dracula with Bela Lugosi. Click to expand... And don't forget The Warewolf. If you are looking for movies to watch for an All Hallow's Eve bash with kids it's hard to beat the trio of The Exorcist, Poltergeist, and The Omen to really scare kids without too much violence and gore.
shokhead Audioholic General Jan 25, 2005 1,309 0 38 SoCal Oct 16, 2005 #37 Debbie does Dallas. It will scare the crap out of the kiddies but the adults will still enjoy it.
Vancouver Full Audioholic Oct 17, 2004 373 0 18 Vancouver, B.C., Canada Oct 16, 2005 #38 check out the Changling. its a very well done forgotton horror movie. worth owning.
mike c Audioholic Warlord Jul 27, 2005 9,514 0 113 Manila Oct 16, 2005 #39 shokhead said: Debbie does Dallas. It will scare the crap out of the kiddies but the adults will still enjoy it. Click to expand... i dont know what a "debbie does dallas" is ... does it showcase the capabilities of a large size tv and speakers?
shokhead said: Debbie does Dallas. It will scare the crap out of the kiddies but the adults will still enjoy it. Click to expand... i dont know what a "debbie does dallas" is ... does it showcase the capabilities of a large size tv and speakers?
annunaki Moderator Dec 9, 2003 4,540 0 113 Wausau, WI Oct 17, 2005 #40 I do not know if I would classify it as horror, maybe suspenseful Sci-Fi, but Event Horizon scared me the first time I watched it. Completely alone at home, late at night. Rainy outside. It really set the "mood".
I do not know if I would classify it as horror, maybe suspenseful Sci-Fi, but Event Horizon scared me the first time I watched it. Completely alone at home, late at night. Rainy outside. It really set the "mood".
