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Despite never having seen a single of the Saw films and, therefore, being completely unqualified to give my opinion... I'm still going to go with John Doe.
Spoilers....
Which character in your opinion was the most vicious? After watching Saw IV I was going with Jigsaw hands down. But then I started thinking while his traps were sadistic and in most cases if they didn't kill you left you permanantly disfigured somehow, he never did actually kill anyone. Then you look at John Doe cutting off people heads and mailing it to their spouses. Who do you think?
Despite never having seen a single of the Saw films and, therefore, being completely unqualified to give my opinion... I'm still going to go with John Doe.
John Doe, thanks to infinitely better screenwriters. Diabolical monologues > lame monologues.
I know that you have probably heard my now that the Saw movies are really gory, which I won't deny. But I will say this, other than the Saw III they all at the end had you going WTF... Saw III imo wasn't as good as the first two, but they rebounded well with number IV. They will keep you on the edge of your seat. They are not just random slasher flicks, the storylines are actually really good.
I've heard both good and bad from several people whose opinions I trust, but I know how much of a pussy I am when it comes to horror and have decided to stay away for that reason.
I don't mind gore. I don't mind suspense. I don't mind psychological thrillers. But the cheap scares and creepy imagery really gets to me.
Rented Planet Terror the other night.
Excellent.
And John Doe by a mile.
Forgot to qualify that I also like horror if it's funny.
Fair enough.Thats how I am about those demonized movies. Your Exorcist, Omen, Grudge, all those movies where people are possessed, or they start seeing these creepy images of dead people I stay way from. I don't know how I made it all the way through "Fallen". I got caught up in the storyline and couldn't get that freakin Stones song out of my head for weeks.
Sleepaway Camp freaked me out as a kid. The whole chick with a thing I didn't understand at the time.
I cried during The Thing. And after. And a few days after that.
Good thing my brothers took me when I was 7.
The Thing was pretty freakin gross.
I'm just way too prone to nightmares and have been since I was a kid. Too active an imagination, I think -- I know it's not real, but completely freak myself out with the what if's.
Yeah thats the thing. The Exorcist was based on a true story....
I flinch when watching horror movies now. Sometimes, I have to mute the TV and turn away.
I guess that's what happens when you view that type of thing at such a young age. And possibly the reason I don't like going to the movies to this day.
I'm scarred.
Or just a pussy.
And it's usually the idea of being surprised by something that freaks me out, for some reason. The idea of opening a closet and having a monster, or a killer, or a clown, or... whatever jump out at me (for example) is what really gets me.
If it's science fiction or involves encountering a creature on their planet or something like that, I'm okay. I just really don't like the idea of something/someone getting into my house or my car.
A clown?
yeah, a clown!A clown?
In my entire 29 years, I've never had a single nightmare that didn't have at least one of those ers somewhere.
Don't with the clowns, man.
Ever read It?
You mean like spiders with clowns?
Forgot to qualify that I also like horror if it's funny.
Dammit, I was too late sending in the clown.
I never thought clowns were scary until I saw Poltergeist as a child. That clown that tries to drag Robbie under the bed ... nightmare for weeks. More than anything else in the movie.
Luckily I am over it now. I think.
I hate being awake late at night with the lights off. Its when the ghosts come out and start making noises in the house.
LOL. I am honestly freaked out by the thought of ghosts in my house.
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