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Speaking of Jaws
Horror Movie that has kept you UP!
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Speaking of Jaws
I guess it’s a little more SciFi than horror, but I think that Black Mirror on Netflix has a lot of similarities to the golden era of the Twilight Zone. Some episodes hit and others miss, but man the ones that hit leave you thinking about them for a few days
Not a "horror" film but FALL will make your palms sweat. 2 gals climb up a condemned 2000 foot TV tower and get stuck up there.
The part where each of the demons were called out and said they were with Cain, Nero, etc. was super creepy.
These were the demons that possessed Anneliese Michel in the real exorcism.
- Cain
- Judas
- Lucifer
- Hitler
- Nero
- Priest Fleischmann
Six Demons
The Six Demons are the main antagonists of the 2005 American legal drama horror film The Exorcism of Emily Rose, which is loosely based on the controversial real-life exorcism of the late Anneliese Michel. They are six demonic spirits who, in the past, possessed several evil historical figures...
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Was the Legend of Boggy Creek the one where the dude runs out of the bathroom trying to pull his pants up?
The Ring....I watched it with a group the first time and a few years later it was on TV at night while I was flipping through the channels by myself. When Rachel falls into the well and and starts stumbling around I can't handle it. One of the scariest movie scenes ever IMO.
And sadly, not how the short story ended. Hollywood changed it to that. The actual ending was ambiguous where you don't know how it came out.
The Ring is mentioned in this thread more than I would have thought. The scariest thing from The Ring is that there are girls who will cosplay the climbing out of the TV scene as their costume at comicons. Tv on wheels, them looking like the drowned rat and pulling themselves along with just their arms. Unique.
Damn, you ain't kidding. That's the right word for it. I hadn't thought of that one in a long while.
I was wondering if anybody would bring this up. Seriously disturbing. Easily in my top 10 best horror flicks.
The Strangers is another for sure.
Heard a recent Rogan guest say that one pretty vital element of great horror films is that you can't escape the horror. Your daughter's possessed in your house, you're held hostage, you're stuck in space or in a remote place, you gotta sleep sometime and the horror comes in your sleep.
Yeah Bruce. That one got me bad as a young kid. Guillermo del Toro said it was very influential to him and he wrote and produced a pretty good remake in 2011.
Oh Yeah...
A pretty terrible movie, but it scared the **** outta young me. And the trailer and newspaper ads were definitely effective...
I was born in 76 so grew up in the 80's, we had no rules on what was being watched in our house, if the parents were watching it we were watching it, until we got cinemax of course. We watched Friday the 13th and Halloween as kids. That little jingle thing or whatever sound thing that played on Halloween always haunted me when I was a kid. I don't watch any kind of scary type movies to this day, just not a fan, maybe it had to do with watching all that crap as a kid.
That’s really about all I remember from it other than it scaring the hell out of younger me
Boy they have changed the types of movies that are RATED G since then.
YESSSS. I've watched that movie again a couple times, just for that. Holy chit at the tension build up in that long one shot scene.
Thank you. Came here to post this one as well. I saw this in college at a time where I lived alone and I woke up MULTIPLE times around 3, 3:15 in the weeks after and would make myself stay up until at least 3:40. Slept with the lights on for a night or two. Even today, 15+ years later, if I wake up anywhere close to 3:33 I stay up a little bit past because of that dang movie.
The first Nightmare on Elm Street. Before Freddy turned into a comedian on the sequels, the first film scared the crap out of me. I watched it at a friends house in the 8th grade, and when I came home I kept looking up to make sure Freddy wasn't busting through the wall above my bed. I was scared to go to sleep because Freddy might get me.
Silence of the Lambs was just disturbing. I don't know if it would keep my up, but it's a lot.
Yeah.
I don't remember any gore shown on screen, but PG sure seems like a minimum for something this creepy and scary.
Agree with the Achilles scene, that's one that I'll never forget too. Thanks for bringing it up.
This poster scared me a child. It was in the bedroom I shared with my brother.
It was something like this...
It was something like this...
I don't watch horror movies, but I don't recommend watching that Angelina Jolie/Clint Eastwood movie Changeling right before bed, because that **** happened for real to real kids and that lady really got railroaded by the LAPD and spent the rest of her days looking for her lost son.
That was not even the worst beating Croom took from LSU that I witnessed in person.
What the hell you a 1.5 feet from the window??
As a kid...
*Pet Semetary
*Children of the corn
*Misery w/ Kathy Bates, scary. Intense/suspenseful and kept your *** on the edge of your seat.