Movies you have seen that were legit scary

[Sheriff Hoyt]

Event Horizon. Full of nightmare stuff.

[DMX7]

Event Horizon. Full of nightmare stuff.

I was scared as shit when I first saw that movie... but I wasn't even 10 years old yet.

[Avante]

There has only been one movie where I was still thinking about it a week later....The Exorcist. I was actually shaken by the flick.

I saw it the day it came out and have never seen it since, and won't be seeing it again.

[CitizenDwayne]

The Shining
The Exorcist
The Cell
The Babadook
Suspiria

[DMC]

Exorcist, as a kid. My brother and I were going to sit up late and watch it and like always he fell asleep 10 minutes into it before it even got interesting. I watched all of it and it scared the shit out of me. Now I watch it and laugh when she says "suck his cock you faggot".. lol

The conversation between the demon and the priest is amazing. Linda Blair was phenomenal in that, the makeup was superb. They've tried for decades to recreate that atmosphere and have failed miserably because they have actors, not "people" and they over do it. That conversation could have lasted 2 hours and I would have been glued to it for 2 hours.

[spurraider21]

Gods not Dead

I still stay up at nights thinking about it

[DD]

Deliverance

[Sheriff Hoyt]

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Would have nightmares about shit like that

[Bynumite]

As a little kid, the remake of Night of the Living Dead scared the shit out of me. Legit couldn't sleep and spent an hot summer night under covers sweating like crazy.

[DJR210]

There has only been one movie where I was still thinking about it a week later....The Exorcist. I was actually shaken by the flick.

I saw it the day it came out and have never seen it since, and won't be seeing it again.

What a pussy. Yeah, it's a scary horror movie, but you're being a little bitch about it.

[DJR210]

Deliverance

:lol

[Avante]

What a pussy. Yeah, it's a scary horror movie, but you're being a little bitch about it.

Why do I get this feeling....

Avante...here ya go bro, a brand new 100 dollar bill.
You....you sure it's brand new bitch? Why try and pawn it off on me, huh huh ya fucker?


Dude, relax, ok?

[Silver&Black]

Pennywise the Clown in Stephen King's It. Legit terrified as a kid.

"We all float down here"

http://38.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lxo7k4OyFC1qzi80do1_500.gif

[cantthinkofanything]

The Shining. If I'm alone in the house or walking through the dark, if I think about the scenes with the twins and the hallway, I'll still get chills.

[Silver&Black]

The Shining. If I'm alone in the house or walking through the dark, if I think about the scenes with the twins and the hallway, I'll still get chills.

RedruM !! RedruM!!

[m>s]

Grown men get scared of pretend movies?

[InRareForm]

the well scene in the Ring. lol

[Silver&Black]

Grown men get scared of pretend movies?

You can see that most people said "when I was a kid" or "I wasn't even 10 years old yet".

Read a post or two before you open your fucking mouth....

[m>s]

Just watched excorsist clips on YouTube since I haven't seen it and I'm thinking this is a comedy movie right?

[m>s]

You can see that most people said "when I was a kid" or "I wasn't even 10 years old yet".

Read a post or two before you open your fucking mouth....
Shut up cuck, a bunch of posters have said that they are still trembling today and it's kind of funny

[Silver&Black]

Shut up cuck, a bunch of posters have said that they are still trembling today and it's kind of funny

Not everybody is so goddamn hardcore like you m<s...

So you come into a thread....call a few people "pussies" and leave. What a shock. If you've got nothing to add to the thread...then stay the fuck out of it.

[m>s]

^that was my contribution. Don't have to be hardcore to not be scared by movies. When I was a kid sure but that's not who I was poking fun at. I laughed at the top 5 "scariest" scenes of the exorcist. America has a masculinity crisis.

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SPOILER ALERT:::The original "Wicker Man" from '73 is an intense experience. Pure evil from the initial frame as later you're to realize he never stood a chance...he'd been lured with the express intent to be sacrificed. This is strictly adult fare. You won't forget it, ever.

The original "When A Stranger Calls"---as the murderer's weapon to kill a babysitter's charges is his bare hands. He's insane. We're not shown any of the murders, not his incarceration, but, we are privy to a tape recording of this man in custody in the asylum. It's unsettling to say the least. Years later he's released--and by chance finds the babysitter, now married. The original detective on the murder case (Charles Durning) now retired decides to "murder" this psycho, lure him and end him with lock picks. Ron O'Neal, also cognizant of the original case and now a Captain with the police dept abides with his blessing..."take your time, do it right."

The end is handled straight, with a finality that is cathartic as the babysitter ends up in bed with this man.

[Pauly D]

Event Horizon was such a disappointment. It could've been great but the graphics and shit are so damn cheesy. Favorite horror movie of all time is the 80s The Thing but movies I actually find the scariest are the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Exorcist, and believe it or not Signs. Take away the stupid connection with Mel Gibson's wife and "swing away" and the whole allergic to water shit and that would be a great movie


Just watched excorsist clips on YouTube since I haven't seen it and I'm thinking this is a comedy movie right?


^that was my contribution. Don't have to be hardcore to not be scared by movies. When I was a kid sure but that's not who I was poking fun at. I laughed at the top 5 "scariest" scenes of the exorcist. America has a masculinity crisis.

Your posts reek of insecurity. You're like a 15 yr old who's too cool to really get into a horror movie. The kinda person scared to just fucking enjoy something. Obviously none of us are genuinely scared as a child might be but we let ourselves open our imagination for a couple hours to feel a little bit of fear and discomfort

[Strange Love]

The Babadook


I was more amuse by this one.

That retard kid was unbearable.

Did get crazy in the last 20 minutes though.

[DJR210]

Pennywise the Clown in Stephen King's It. Legit terrified as a kid.

"We all float down here"

http://38.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lxo7k4OyFC1qzi80do1_500.gif

This. Top two favorite horror movie w/ Exorcist.. currently reading the book.

[z0sa]

It, as mentioned

[Silver&Black]

This. Top two favorite horror movie w/ Exorcist.. currently reading the book.

I brought this up in the Stephen King thread....

You ever seen "The Night Flier"? Pretty good flick...would recommend.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/ed/Cover_of_The_Night_Flier.jpg

[Oh, Gee!!]

8MM. It didn't scare me, but it creeped me out.

[DJR210]

I brought this up in the Stephen King thread....

You ever seen "The Night Flier"? Pretty good flick...would recommend.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/ed/Cover_of_The_Night_Flier.jpg

Never heard of it, but will have to check it out. I recommend Storm of The Century if you haven't seen it.. it's long as shit but pretty creepy IMO.

[Malik Hairston]

the well scene in the Ring. lol

This + my DVR of Tony Parker in the Clippers series..

[Avante]

Let me make it clear, The Exorcist wasn't scary, it was all about how a young girl Linda Blair could transform herself into that creature. And why anyone would allow her to. That left me a bit rattled.

[DPG21920]

I love horror movies. Good. Bad. In between. Don't care - love them. I've never been truly scared but I am entertained. I think there are so many different types you have to have multiple categories.

An underrated film IMO because of the creepiness factor is: When a stranger calls / calls back

[Darth_Pelican]

Supernatural horror is entertaining but the movies that were always scarier to me were the ones that just had a psychopath in it like Cape Fear (Scorcese's) & Silence of the Lambs; just simple, realistic terror in those flicks. De Niro's acting in the boat scene of Cape Fear was great.

[Silver&Black]

I remember taking my wife to see "The Blair Witch Project".

Just an awful movie....one of the worst horror movies I've ever seen. Not scary at all....no plot...and you never even see the "ghost/demon". My wife thought it was awesome however. She was terrified for a week.

Different people just have different opinions about what is scary and what is not....

[DPG21920]

I loved Blair Witch. Agree with Darth though - things like SOL or TX Chainsaw are great because it's not supernatural. I love the Supernatural films too, but there are so many categories.

[HI-FI]

Supernatural horror is entertaining but the movies that were always scarier to me were the ones that just had a psychopath in it like Cape Fear (Scorcese's) & Silence of the Lambs; just simple, realistic terror in those flicks. De Niro's acting in the boat scene of Cape Fear was great.
i'm the opposite, the supernatural stuff always bothers me far more. seeing a psychopath with issues doesn't scare me the same way. Cape Fear is such a great flick though, saw it in theaters when I was probably way too young and still love that one. looks and sounds great on BluRay.

Films I remember messing with my head/sleep as a kid would be the Exorcist. big fan of Friedkin but I don't revisit the Exorcist. part 3 is very good/scary as well.
the first Nightmare on Elm Street scared me the most growing up, just the atmosphere (music and visuals) really got to me. still does. the sequels lost that edge of the first one.
the first Evil Dead is surprisingly disturbing as well, since the sequels went more crazy in a good way.

[tlongII]

Alien

[RD2191]

The Strangers. Only movie that I lost sleep over. Watched all the supernatural shit and ll that mess but none ever scared me. Something about the Strangers that gives me the chills when I watch it.

[Capt Bringdown]

SPOILER ALERT:::The original "Wicker Man" from '73 is an intense experience. Pure evil from the initial frame as later you're to realize he never stood a chance...he'd been lured with the express intent to be sacrificed. This is strictly adult fare. You won't forget it, ever.
Good call. I don't know if the movie is scary, but the ending is gloomy, pessimistic and truly disturbing. Unforgettable.

[redzero]

I don't really like horror movies, for the most part, but I am actually in search of some good ones.

As for my favorites, Alien and The Shining are at the top of list. Those two are just great movies that happen to be scary. The Thing also fits into that category. Other than those movies, I really don't go back and rewatch horror movies.

[z0sa]

^ The Thing is another absolutely fantastic "scary" movie. More of a thriller.

:spoiler:

The scene where he's testing their blood with the hot needle? Unfuckingforgettable. Had my ass on the edge of my seat. Was the very first movie I got on Blu-Ray.

[spurraider21]

The Thing is my personal favorite

[100%duncan]

The Shining
1408


I easily forget...

[cantthinkofanything]

Fire in the Sky creeped me out also. I still think about that one if I'm driving down a dark country road late at night. Or Communion.

[Thread]

The Strangers. Only movie that I lost sleep over. Watched all the supernatural shit and ll that mess but none ever scared me. Something about the Strangers that gives me the chills when I watch it.

Yep. It's the masks. And it's some of the camera angles. Absolutely diabolical. Christ, I won't watch again. No way.

[cantthinkofanything]

Grown men get scared of pretend movies?

I think it's indicative of having some imagination left.

We can't all be center-focused on the Caper of the Missing Foreskin.

[Thread]

Good call. I don't know if the movie is scary, but the ending is gloomy, pessimistic and truly disturbing. Unforgettable.

Yep, that is the word(s) to describe this film. The way it gets away from him at the end even when he's so fucked from the start. Flying over all that land and water.

And so, when (she) dances naked in the next room over he's genuinely tempted as any MAN would be. He doesn't know she's naked, but, he senses it, fantasizes it and triumphs over this temptation...the truest measure of man. And, he's a good man, a fine man so when he comes across the prepubescent girls dancing naked he's genuinely outraged and doesn't look for pleasure sake. Me? I'd a sidled over to the window while pretending to talk to Lee.

[Frank Dux]

As a little kid, the remake of Night of the Living Dead scared the shit out of me. Legit couldn't sleep and spent an hot summer night under covers sweating like crazy.

The original NOTLD is first movie I remember being truly scared watching. I was probably 6 years old. The remake came out a few years later and that one scared the crap out of me too. lol

[RD2191]

Yep. It's the masks. And it's some of the camera angles. Absolutely diabolical. Christ, I won't watch again. No way.
:lolyeah, just a creepy movie

[m>s]

I think it's indicative of having some imagination left.

We can't all be center-focused on the Caper of the Missing Foreskin.
Yeah I've never been all that creative really, like I've never imagined something so crazy as looking down and seeing a vagina down there now that would be scary

[Thread]

:lolyeah, just a creepy movie

(SPOILER ALERT) Another one along the mask line is "You're Next." It's alright, but, ultimately it's about $ so it's a little disappointing, but, the masks are frightening.

[DD]

Jacob's Ladder...saw that way too young. Thanks, Dad

[benefactor]

Poltergeist and The Thing are both at the top of my list. I was a kid when I watched both of them. I had a house with a lot of trees around it with one outside the window. During storms I laid awake and watched that tree many times.

[Thread]

Jacob's Ladder...saw that way too young. Thanks, Dad

Another good one. Must see it twice though. It's a little varied.

[cantthinkofanything]

Yeah I've never been all that creative really, like I've never imagined something so crazy as looking down and seeing a vagina down there now that would be scary

BOO!!!!

http://www.themarysue.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/mohel1.jpeg

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The remake of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" from '78 has some moments, but, it's the romance of this film that I so enjoy. The relationship between Sutherland and Brooke Adams is amazing. The love between them especially him to her is just astounding and so tender. Then the marriage twixt Veronica Cartwright & the adorably existentialist Jeff Goldblum is equally enjoyable. That only the Cartwright girl "survives" is the boundless tragedy here.

[cantthinkofanything]

Oh yeah...Burnt Offerings was creepy when I was little. There were some dream sequences that were pretty scarey and involved this chauffeur.

http://www.amoeba.com/dynamic-images/blog/Eric_B/07-thechauffeur-690.jpg

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Oh yeah...Burnt Offerings was creepy when I was little. There were some dream sequences that were pretty scarey and involved this chauffeur.

http://www.amoeba.com/dynamic-images/blog/Eric_B/07-thechauffeur-690.jpg

Absolutely on these chauffeur scenes.

And the end when Karen Black throws Oliver Reed out the window.

Grand citation, Cant.

[Procrastinator]

The exorcist. Scared me shitless.

[djohn2oo8]

Yep. It's the masks. And it's some of the camera angles. Absolutely diabolical. Christ, I won't watch again. No way.

That one was creepy, like you said because of the camera angles and such. Also because it was based on some story. Don't even want to get a cabin house in the woods after that one.

[cantthinkofanything]

Absolutely on these chauffeur scenes.

And the end when Karen Black throws Oliver Reed out the window.

Grand citation, Cant.

And the scene with the pictures in the attic during the close over the creepy music. Glad someone else remembers it.

[UZER]

Fire in the Sky creeped me out also. I still think about that one if I'm driving down a dark country road late at night. Or Communion.

Fire in the sky is an underrated flick, and yes it is creepy.

[Thread]

Fire in the sky is an underrated flick, and yes it is creepy.

Yeah, but, until that needle drops from the top and they fuck around with his eye it's kind of a turn on.

[m>s]

The exorcist. Scared me shitless.
But really what was so scary about it? Are we taking about the original or is there some other version you guys are watching? Because in the original whenever she was telling the guy "fuck me, fuck me!" I busted out laughing
lol

[Thread]

And the scene with the pictures in the attic during the close over the creepy music. Glad someone else remembers it.

Just last week I read a bio on Bette Davis and she stated it was an awful production with the fellow actors very unprofessional and Oliver Reed drunk most of the shoot.

And yet you can't see any of it on the film.

And a key to this film is the presence of Karen Black. She is solid, good substance, round & curvy. Reed too is substantial, even the kid is a puddger. It adds something to a film like this. The kid was big shit back then, well for a kid. He had a role in "Ben" the sequel to "Willard."

And there is trouble in this marriage, even before they get to the country She's unsatisfied with him as husband & lover. He's trying to climb over her to be the family head again, but, she's very assertive and keeps him down here & there.

[RD2191]

(SPOILER ALERT) Another one along the mask line is "You're Next." It's alright, but, ultimately it's about $ so it's a little disappointing, but, the masks are frightening.
gonna have to watch that one

[Thread]

gonna have to watch that one

Barbara Crampton plays the mother. She was in the original "Re-Animator." And in that one she's nude, beaver and all.

In "You're Next" she is still gorgeous some 30 years later.

[Drachen]

8MM. It didn't scare me, but it creeped me out.

Watch a movie called "meet the feebles". It will have the exact same effect, but in a totally different way.

[cantthinkofanything]

Watch a movie called "meet the feebles". It will have the exact same effect, but in a totally different way.

I was in college and went to see this in a screening and the director came and answered questions about it. Didn't know that was going to be THAT Peter Jackson.

[Drachen]

I was in college and went to see this in a screening and the director came and answered questions about it. Didn't know that was going to be THAT Peter Jackson.

Lol.sounds like you were sober when you saw it. Smart choice

[cantthinkofanything]

Lol.sounds like you were sober when you saw it. Smart choice

I wouldn't go as far to say that. But I sure wouldn't have wanted to see that under certain influences. I guess.

[RD2191]

Barbara Crampton plays the mother. She was in the original "Re-Animator." And in that one she's nude, beaver and all.

In "You're Next" she is still gorgeous some 30 years later.
just googled her. good looking woman.

[Drachen]

I wouldn't go as far to say that. But I sure wouldn't have wanted to see that under certain influences. I guess.

I think that you are on the nose with your understanding

[Dex]

The Shining
1408


I easily forget...

Nice to see 1408 getting some love on here.

The original Poltergeist scared my fucking pants off when I was a kid...especially since we had a pool AND a big tree outside my window.

[SupremeGuy]

Came in here hoping for something new to watch, but I guess I've already seen all the good horror movies. :cry

[CitizenDwayne]

You're Next was an overrated piece of shit. It's not 'scary' at all, just a bunch of hipsters attempting to parody the slasher genre and failing miserably

[RD2191]

You're Next was an overrated piece of shit. It's not 'scary' at all, just a bunch of hipsters attempting to parody the slasher genre and failing miserably
You're next.

[DMC]

Deliverance

OKC fans swear that's a documentary.

[DMC]

Another good one. Must see it twice though. It's a little varied.
Yeah and it's been stolen a few times by this or that director.

[DMC]

"Henry" is pretty fucked up.

[Thread]

"Henry" is pretty fucked up.

Yep, it's awfully grim. Just pathetic. A lot like "Funny Games."

[cd021]

The Strangers. Only movie that I lost sleep over. Watched all the supernatural shit and ll that mess but none ever scared me. Something about the Strangers that gives me the chills when I watch it.

Big horror movie fan, Went to see it in the theaters had some good scares. Watched it on DVD a couple of times since , it isn't as good. Still better than most horror movies in the past decade

[cd021]

As a little kid, the remake of Night of the Living Dead scared the shit out of me. Legit couldn't sleep and spent an hot summer night under covers sweating like crazy.

Didn't like the original but I was born 25-30 years after it came out. The remake was much better imo.

[Thread]

You're Next was an overrated piece of shit. It's not 'scary' at all, just a bunch of hipsters attempting to parody the slasher genre and failing miserably

No. Sure, once the jig is up and the squalid intent of the masked killers is presented the frost is off the pumpkin, yes, but, there are nuances that upon retrospection are well stated. This is a family in extreme turmoil and crisis. The father has failed as the patriarch and he's bitter at himself and his children. The mother is disappearing before our very eyes withdrawing from the light and into a house that is huge and soulless. And the children "bite & claw" one another in bits & pieces.

Only then does the killing commence.

[Franklin]

The Identity is a legit scary movie imho. It's not like there're many lurid scenes in it, but the fright is solid when you don't even know who's the murderer and who's gonna get killed next.

[cantthinkofanything]

The Identity is a legit scary movie imho. It's not like there're many lurid scenes in it, but the fright is solid when you don't even know who's the murderer and who's gonna get killed next.

Do you mean the movie with John Cusack? It's just, "Identity". I don't remember it being scary but that was a good movie. I need to rewatch that one.

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Do you mean the movie with John Cusack? It's just, "Identity". I don't remember it being scary but that was a good movie. I need to rewatch that one.

I remember it, but, I don't enjoy movies that are chronically vague like that. It makes me restless and aggravated.

Also I don't like Cusack pudgy and I don't like Cusack as a bad guy. I like Cusack thin and young and upstanding like in "Stand By Me." And that's it.

[cantthinkofanything]

I remember it, but, I don't enjoy movies that are chronically vague like that. It makes me restless and aggravated.

Also I don't like Cusack pudgy and I don't like Cusack as a bad guy. I like Cusack thin and young and upstanding like in "Stand By Me." And that's it.

What about Better Off Dead? That's the Cusack wheelhouse imo.

[Thread]

What about Better Off Dead? That's the Cusack wheelhouse imo.

Never saw it. I remember him early on in "Grifter" and it's a splendid film, even though it has some real darkness in it.

[The Gemini Method]

Wrong Turn was pretty scary the first time I viewed it.

[djohn2oo8]

When I was a kid it was Poltergeist. The scene where his face melts off. And the kid with the braces outta control.

[The Gemini Method]

When I was a kid it was Poltergeist. The scene where his face melts off. And the kid with the braces outta control. The clown part was eery, too. That one is still a scary movie. I hate that they're re-booting it.

[TheSanityAnnex]

Thanks for the thread OP, going to have to check out a lot of these movies.

Not particularly scary but creepy and fucked up: House of a 1000 corpses, Devil's Rejects, and The Hills Have Eyes.

[Thread]

Thanks for the thread OP, going to have to check out a lot of these movies.

Not particularly scary but creepy and fucked up: House of a 1000 corpses, Devil's Rejects, and The Hills Have Eyes.

And in this case the remake trumps the initial entry. A stellar cast comes forth, lending strong credence to a tired vehicle. The highlight? The young husband, now a fresh widower is face ass down when he is risen, only his wedding ban--half buried in dirt lights the frame(s) of this scene.

Whereas in the original it's not personal, it's just mindless rampaging. In the remake---it's personal,,,there is calculation & hesitation and it's key to make "us" forget the old & straighten in our seats for this one.

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And the (Rejects) is a powerful lead off of 30 minutes that is grand movie making on any genre. Only the principals are seen clearly, but, there is so much going on in the shadows, and we don't miss anything.

It burns out after the half hour and loiters the mediocre but it's forgiven. We got the 30 minutes and nobody can take it away.

[spurraider21]

The Strangers. Only movie that I lost sleep over. Watched all the supernatural shit and ll that mess but none ever scared me. Something about the Strangers that gives me the chills when I watch it.
this is a pretty underrated one. i remember even the trailers were pretty fuckin creepy. the one where one of the masked people sorta fades in and fades out of the kitchen.

the worst part was, i saw that movie before i had my drivers license, so when i saw that with a friend, we walked about 2 miles to the movie theater, and had to walk back at night, and in between the theater and my house is a bigass park with a bunch of trees. at nighttime, it looked a lot like the backyard from the movie :lol

http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view4/1345031/the-strangers-o.gif

[RD2191]

this is a pretty underrated one. i remember even the trailers were pretty fuckin creepy. the one where one of the masked people sorta fades in and fades out of the kitchen.

the worst part was, i saw that movie before i had my drivers license, so when i saw that with a friend, we walked about 2 miles to the movie theater, and had to walk back at night, and in between the theater and my house is a bigass park with a bunch of trees. at nighttime, it looked a lot like the backyard from the movie :lol

http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view4/1345031/the-strangers-o.gif
that sounds creepy as hell:lol i had a strangers like experience once. never saw a person or anything but still creepy.

[Jacob1983]

Ringu is the scariest movie I've ever seen. Juon is pretty scary too.

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http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view4/1345031/the-strangers-o.gif

Yep, those kind of scenes made this movie. There is another where either the husband or her are in the living room and one of the killers is in the background and they don't know it.

[313]

Not a fan of horror flicks but my brother and mom are so I ended watching more than I would've liked. It, was probably the only one that really scared though. Creepy ass movie.

[313]

The Strangers. Only movie that I lost sleep over. Watched all the supernatural shit and ll that mess but none ever scared me. Something about the Strangers that gives me the chills when I watch it.

Entertaining movie. I figured there would be a sequel with the way it ended.

[cantthinkofanything]

Orange you glad I didn't say banana?

[Capt Bringdown]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/7b/The_Canal_2014_Irish_horror_movie_poster.jpg

I watched this recently on NetFlix. Enjoyed it. I don't know if it is "legit scary," but it is definitely bleak and downright disturbing in places.

[Thread]

I watched one last night. "Hit and Run"---it had some surprisingly scary moments. Unfortunately near the end it fucked up, for no reason & screwed itself.

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I also watched a "scary" type film "Bad Call"---I did not realize it was a "short film" until it ended abruptly 15 minutes in. I'm going to watch it again, because a lot is happening that I thought I'd figure out as the movie moved along. It's about a Gulf War veteran suffering PTSD. He's home now, but, still having flashbacks. He's married, but, the wife, while empathetic is teetering. It's worth the 15 minutes.

[100%duncan]

Have you niggas seen "It Follows"

[DPG21920]

Have you niggas seen "It Follows"

I have. I enjoyed it. Didn't "scare" me but it was an enjoyable setting.

[100%duncan]

I have. I enjoyed it. Didn't "scare" me but it was an enjoyable setting.

It was actually an ok movie, much better than the latest horror flicks. Got a respectable 7+ imdb too. The best scene for me was when the huge dude came in to the room, a close second was that when the ghost was the mom knocking :lol

[DPG21920]

It was actually an ok movie, much better than the latest horror flicks. Got a respectable 7+ imdb too. The best scene for me was when the huge dude came in to the room, a close second was that when the ghost was the mom knocking :lol

How did that guy not know :lol? The only thing I didn't get was how the ghosts got to places so fast. They made it seem like "they" always walk. You see it multiple times in the movie - "they" are just walking towards the person. So when they drive hours away, how the hell does it get there so fast :lol?

[100%duncan]

How did that guy not know :lol? The only thing I didn't get was how the ghosts got to places so fast. They made it seem like "they" always walk. You see it multiple times in the movie - "they" are just walking towards the person. So when they drive hours away, how the hell does it get there so fast :lol?

I feel like the "IT" was always near the person who has the curse, so even if they drove to a far place they will always be followed? :lol

Also when that old lady was walking towards the girl while she was in class gdamn that sent chills. The movie has prevented me from sleeping too late now. :lmao

[DPG21920]

I feel like the "IT" was always near the person who has the curse, so even if they drove to a far place they will always be followed? :lol

Also when that old lady was walking towards the girl while she was in class gdamn that sent chills. The movie has prevented me from sleeping too late now. :lmao

I think the movie had a very positive message - just have as much sex as possible. As long as your having sex, nothing bad will happen to you

[100%duncan]

I think the movie had a very positive message - just have as much sex as possible. As long as your having sex, nothing bad will happen to you

That's actually a very refreshing perspective :lol