its been tryed, the night we were suposed to watch 28 days later i "accidentley" put the thing in 28 days later cover... by the time the norwegians were dead i found myself being booed out to my car to get 28 days later... the whole plot was kinda ruined for me though, i could understand exactley what those guys were saying.

Oh yeah, you're from that area. Hahaha. I don't suppose you could translate what the dialogue actually is in the beginning of the film when they're chasing the dog.

proudley from the guitarshaped country...why do you think id start a metal heads thread?
you probabley allready knew this but they were basicley saying "its not a dog, its a thing imitating your dog" in manny diffrent ways...
haha! am i the only one who thinks kurt russel looked dashing in his shades and hat?

Kurt Russell is the man, even in ridiculous shades and hat. Man, he and Carpenter need to get together again for another movie.

Make it so Number 1.

he is the king with that hat, and those shades! i must have seen the movie about 900 times and i still laugh when he puts em on.

speaking of makng movies has anyone heard about the new movie bruce campell is starring in? havent got to much info but its suposed to be similar to evil dead. info please?

If you're referring to The Woods, it's the new film from Lucky Mckee. I'm fuzzy on the details, but The Chin stars as the lead girl's dad. The film is about an all girls' school in the middle of the woods. That's all I know.

i cant remember the name, but im pretty sure its not that... ah well, time will tell.

Okay, just heard more. Apparently they've hired Renny Harlin (Cutthroat Island...ugh) to take the director's chair and they've put in another 8 million!!!

I was just wondering if you guys who were talking about The Thing had ever seen the original version. I do not know the year it was made I will try to find out but it is pretty old and in black and white but still quite good for the time the alien isn't great but for the time period it is probably excellent.

You don't mean Bubba Ho-Tep do you?

On the subject of scary movies, did any of you guys se Ju-On?

I MYSELF WAS REALLY IMPRESSED WITH THE NEW TEXAS CHAINSAW MASACRE. I THOUGHT IT WAS REAALLLLLY GGGGGOOOOODDDDD.... BUT THAT IS JUST WHAT I THOUGHT. IT IS MUCH BETTER THAN THE OLD ONES.

thats exactley the one i m talking abot, do you have any info on it? id sell mytesticles for some info on that movie right now

www.bruce-campbell.com

There are alot of reviews for the film there as well as release info.

Re: EXORCIST
 

I bought this at Disc Jockey (5 bucks!!!) and plan on watching it tonight. I'll let you know what I think.

I guess I'm in the majority when I say "The Exorcist". "The Omen" and "The Shining" are up there.

i could give a list of scary movies or creepy scenes but they've probably been listed already lol
there is one movie that creeps me out, technically it's not really a horror film... maybe it's because i've only seen it a couple times but, Jacob's Ladder gave me the willies. LOL
anybody know what i mean?

Jacob's Ladder did have a couple of "creep-out" moments.

when i was little childs play was scary to me cause my brother had a little doll that looked like chucky to me and i thought that he would come after me when i was sleeping

Was the doll called MY BUDDY?...my cousin tried that crap till I threw it out the car window some where inbetween Maine and CT... DAMN THAT DOLL .... Thats when I learned the importance of discression when picking on your relatives...hehehe

HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!

the scariest flick...
 

hi,

i'm a newbie, lifelong horror junkie.

lots of films have scared me over the years. when i was a kid i was badly scared by
-salem's lot
-invasion of the body snatchers (the one with donald sutherland)
-the shining
-carpenter's the thing
-phantasm

my favorite as a teenager was the texas chainsaw massacre, and may still be #1.

the two films that have scared me within the last five years or so are
-dark water (honogurai, the post-ring koji suzuki and hideo nakata film)
-the blair witch project

Hi
 

Nice to "meet" you, mictlan. Some fantastic choices there -- THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE and John Carpenter's THE THING are my two favorite horror films of all time, and of I love PHANTASM. Likewise, the '78 version of INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS was one of the first movies to scare the hell out of me when I was a kid, so it's a favorite now too. :)

Nice to see someone else who dug THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT. I watched it again last night for the first time in a couple years, and it was still very effective. Damn scary movie . . . .

Dying to see DARK WATER. I hear it's great. I'm a big fan of Asian horror movies, and hopefully (if Best Buy has it) will be picking up THE EYE later on today. Can't wait . . . .


Anyway, welcome to the boards. Rock on.



James
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When I was but a small boy only two movies creeped me out.

Monkey Shines I honestly dont even remember what this movie is about, just that it scared the crap out of me when I was a kid.

IT This movie gave me so many nightmares. I still have dreams about it a lot, but sadly not scary ones.

For some reason Stephen Kind's The Langolers creeped me out a bit too.

The Exorcist kinda spooks me but that's about it.

One Dark Night scared me pooless.

JL is so goddamn boring, not to mention utterly obvious. Can't for the life of me understand its cult status.

The Descent, REC, Insidious, The Exorcist, The Shining, Paranormal Activity, The Blair Witch Project, The Poughkeepsie Tapes, The Conjuring, parts of VHS, Saw, The Tunnel, and Inside are movies that scared me a lot when I watched them.

One Dark Night, with Meg Tilly really got me. Still does.

I forgot to say The Babadook and The Strangers, and I'd add It Follows.

Really the strangers?

Last thing: when I watched these movies, I felt so uncomfortable that I almost stopped watching them. I guess it's a little different than "scary", but they sure as hell left an impact on me.

This impression makes me want to watch them now.

I can't really explain what scared me about them.

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For me its gotta be Halloween (1978)..Best movie ever made::stick out tongue::

Butterfly effect 1 n 2 are very scary in a creepy unsettling way.