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Yeah I could do that.
Mavs>Spurs the site I go to also streams them. Although I have never seem a movie that way there but they have that feature.
A sec..I'll PM it to you guys.
and CC: that PM too imho
Yeah I could do that.
Mavs>Spurs the site I go to also streams them. Although I have never seem a movie that way there but they have that feature.
A sec..I'll PM it to you guys.
The Woman in Black - 1989
Again: 1989,Not the 2012 version. If you like ghost stories, this is a must-see. Don't know if this is widely available on DVD, I found a copy out there in torrent-land.
I think streaming (excluding Netflix or you pay for) is probably illegal... it's still viewing something you are supposed to pay for, even if it's not a saved copy of the material.
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The whole movie's on youtube. Will watch tonightThe Woman in Black - 1989
Again: 1989,Not the 2012 version. If you like ghost stories, this is a must-see. Don't know if this is widely available on DVD, I found a copy out there in torrent-land.
From the creepy/disturbing side of scary:
Angst -1983
Austrian film with sub les.
A man is released from prison after serving four years for murdering an elderly woman. He quickly begins to feel the compulsion to kill again...
Gerald Kargl's "Angst" is one of the most depressing and disturbing serial killer movies ever made. It's loosely based on an actual crime case-in 1980 Werner Kniesek from Salzburg horrendously murdered three people. Later he told the judge "I just love it when women shiver in deadly fear because of me. It is like an addiction,which will never stop." "Angst" is often compared to John McNaughton's "Henry:Portrait of a Serial Killer", but it's even more unsettling and hopeless.
That's another thing about horror movies.
They take too much liberty with the serial killer angle. They can make them overly disturbing. Sort of hard to watch tbh.
Exorcist "suck his you got"
I laughed my ass off.
the curious case of benjamin button, might not be a typical scary movie but it really freaked me out for some odd reason tbh. dude was born a senile do who was seemingly about to die and he keeps getting younger as his age increases. thought he was gonna have an eternal life but in the end he came back being an infant and died, seems the eternal life is still a impossibility which depresses me alot tbh
but how could an adult shrivel so much and end up dead in a baby's figure?
Saw it last night. Kinda cheesy-scary (like most), but it had its momentsThe Woman in Black - 1989
Again: 1989,Not the 2012 version. If you like ghost stories, this is a must-see. Don't know if this is widely available on DVD, I found a copy out there in torrent-land.
I thought it was Carol Kane tbh
am i the only one who was freaked out by those interviews in the 4th kind? i don't scare easily but that kinda creeped me out for a second. must have been the sound effects or something...
I don't do many scary movies, but The Shining and Rosemary's Baby always terrify me.
The Innocents - 1961
Based on Henry James' The Turn of The Screw, with a screenplay by Truman Capote
One of the top films of the Horror genre IMO
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"No Hotlinking" scared the out of me too.
Jacob's Ladder
Watch it, then find the deleted scene which explains what the movie is about
Yeah wtf I just watched it and thought it was average. I should watch this deleted sceneJacob's Ladder
Watch it, then find the deleted scene which explains what the movie is about
This and The Thing for me.
To the person who posted An American Werewolf in London, that's a great in movie. It's got some scary scenes, but just in general it's one of my favorite films.
Jacob's Ladder
The original hill have eyes or remake.
I don't know if this is considered a scary movie but se7en was pretty disturbing and should be mentioned.
The Shining.
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