What is your favorite scary movie?

[diamondsnake]

In honor of Halloween, what is your favorite horror movie?

Mine is "Halloween"! I love the creepy music for some reason. Nothing will top that movie. I dressed up as Michael Myers for Halloween last year. That mask scares the crap out of people!

I also love Child's Play (Chucky), the Scream trilogy, The Birds, I Know What You Did Last Summer, The Hand that Rocks the Craddle. I have a bunch actually! I just love scary movies! I really hate Psycho for some reason. I've never been able to sit through it all the way.

[mylittledemon]

Generally I dont like scary movies, because they sit on my mind. I dwell on them, cant sleep at night, that sort of nonsense. Probably the one that scares me the most is the original B&W 'Night of the Living Dead'. *shudder*

[SortaSavageLike]

Das Boot. :p
Honestly, that movie is do damn agonizingly tense, claustrophobic, and emotionally draining I haven't watched the whole thing in five years.

As for an actual horror movie? Probably Alien. That movie can still freak me out something bad. I just have a thing for movies that take in small, wet, dark places. :D

[strandinthewind]

The Silence of the Lambs - hands down - it puts the lotion on its skin

Lesser would include:

The Exorcist - THIS SOW IS MINE
The Shining - freaky shiitte (better book IMO)
Nosferatu - very close to the top and it was done in 1922 :eek:

also

Jacob's Ladder

[Wild_Heart03]

The Exorcist, most definitely. It's one of the only horror movies that can still truly creep me out if I get into it.

[Brwn_eyes0511]

Black Christmas! I think that is what it's called.

Or the one that was made in the 1970's about the group that kills a girl in the woods and then the parents of that girl end up killing them! What is that called! I remember a scene where the mom gives the man a blowjob and bites his c*ck off!... :OUCH:

I also like Saw

and House of 1000 corpses.

[ryan8472]

Well....The Exorcist is scary ****. So is The Shining, but not to extent of the Exorcist. Then there is The Day After, for its creepy depressingness. God I hate that movie. :( :laugh:

[Richard B]

What a fun thread just in time for Halloween.

All time fav: Black Christmas

Other Horror Films I love:

Pumpkinhead
The Sentinel
Halloween
The Exorcist
The Serpent and The Rainbow
Poltergeist
Stir Of Echoes
Session 9
Something Wicked This Way Comes
Fright Night
Carnival Of Souls
She Creature
Phenomena (Argento)
The Devils Backbone
Sleepy Hollow
The Ring
The Grudge
Phantasm

[David]

Kwaidan
The Changeling
Mademoiselle de Scudery

[Brwn_eyes0511]

What a fun thread just in time for Halloween.

All time fav: Black Christmas

U TOOK MINE! NO FAIR! :laugh:

[sara1998]

I HATE scary movies. They bore the hell out of me. I don't get into movies much, though. However, The Exorcist isn't bad at all.

oh ya! on edit.

I remember seeing Texas Chainsaw Massacre in the theater. I was small. Scared the **** out of me!

[ryan8472]

The Ring
The Grudge
I can't stand those movies. They aren't scary in the least IMO. :shrug:

[Richard B]

Black Christmas! I think that is what it's called.
Great one. I agree and I just added it to my list before I read your post. This film scares the crap out of me. Everything about it. The camera angles, the killers POV, the setting, the phone calls...

I liked it better than Halloween and Black Christmas really was the film that started the whole hack and slash genre.

[Richard B]

U TOOK MINE! NO FAIR! :laugh:
Read my thread below...

Great minds think alike. I love it that you mentioned it!!

[Richard B]

The Changeling
Also great! I forgot to add it to my list. I own it on DVD.
Have you seen 'The Woman In Black?'

[Brwn_eyes0511]

Great one. I agree and I just added it to my list before I read your post. This film scares the crap out of me. Everything about it. The camera angles, the killers POV, the setting, the phone calls...

I liked it better than Halloween and Black Christmas really was the film that started the whole hack and slash genre.

Exactly! TO KNOW THAT HE WAS THERE!!!!!!

I'm scared now! (where is a scared smile guy at?)

[strandinthewind]

. . . Have you seen 'The Woman In Black?'

I played Arthur Kidd (was that the character's name) a long time ago. It is creepier on stage IMO.

[Richard B]

I played Arthur Kidd (was that the character's name) a long time ago. It is creepier on stage IMO.
I've heard that! That's really cool that you played it on stage. Wow...I'm impressed. I hear the book has a totally different ending.

But the movie is till creepy...so eerie...the sounds, that one attack where she floats over his bed. The ending was great in the film. But like I said, i hear the book and play is different in the end.

[The Tower]

Halloween - (just before Halloween night, Geoffrey and I walk down the street to where the houses and neighborhood from this movie are {Orange Grove} - I can't go there on Hallowee night, it's too scary.)

and

The Shining - (you're right, Jason- the book is waayyyy better and wayyyy scarier)

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre used to be scary, but it ain't that big anymore.

There's a movie out there about a shut down insane asylum and they filmed it in the actual shut down insane asylum that the movie was based on/created about. I can't remember the title, but it was chilling.

Hmmm.. I'm gonna hafta go look that up.

[Richard B]

There's a movie out there about a shut down insane asylum and they filmed it in the actual shut down insane asylum that the movie was based on/created about. I can't remember the title, but it was chilling.

Hmmm.. I'm gonna hafta go look that up.
Session 9

It's great. Good choice. We also discussed this film on another thread.

[dissention]

Audition
The Changeling
The Haunting (1963)
Session 9
Lady In White
Black Christmas
The Comfort of Strangers (not really horror)
Don't Look Now
Suspiria
The Wicker Man
Wendigo

[dissention]

Or the one that was made in the 1970's about the group that kills a girl in the woods and then the parents of that girl end up killing them! What is that called! I remember a scene where the mom gives the man a blowjob and bites his c*ck off!... :OUCH:


Last House On the Left. I hate that movie. :laugh: I much prefer The Hills Have Eyes.

[crylove77]

I like scary movies but not bloody ones. So for me, that leaves out movies with Jason, Freddy or Chucky. So I guess suspenseful would be more what I like.

The Shining
Psycho
Poltergeist

Personally, I prefer the old Twilight Zone episodes to scary movies.

[golden braid]

I love horror/scary movies. My favorite is Halloween. It's always great even though I've seen it many times.

[Brwn_eyes0511]

Last House On the Left. I hate that movie. :laugh: I much prefer The Hills Have Eyes.

I think I have seen that! What is that one about?

[dissention]

I think I have seen that! What is that one about?

A family on vacation who get stranded in the desert after a car accident and get stalked by an inbred clan of cannibals. It hasn't aged very well, but there are some genuinely scary and disturbing sections that are still effective. They just remade it, but it hasn't come out yet.

Oh, and add Haute Tension to my list. That movie freaked my ass out.

[dissention]

Phenomena (Argento)


Ooh, good one. That's another one that really freaks me out. Argento is pretty spotty for me, but Phenomena and Suspiria are horrifying.

[mylittledemon]

For some reason "Lady in White" with Luke Haas scared the BEEJEZUS out of me when I was a kid.

The remake of "Dawn of the Dead" that recently came out scared me big time.

28 Days Later ........scared me so bad.....I will NOT watch that movie again.

[GateandGarden]

Generally I dont like scary movies, because they sit on my mind. I dwell on them, cant sleep at night, that sort of nonsense. That is exactly how I am.

[Brwn_eyes0511]

That is exactly how I am.

Oh you guys quit being babies!

Why don't we all live closer...we could have a big ledgie Halloween slumber party!!! I LOVE HALLOWEEN!

[macfanken]

Halloween or The Shining...

...I'm a big wimp when it comes to scary movies. I've never seen Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street, etc.

[CreepingDeath]

The Silence of the Lambs
The Omen
Saw
Ju-on
Pyscho
Halloween
Hellraiser
Rosemary's Baby
The Exorcist
The Haunting
Dawn of the Dead
The Evil Dead
Black Christmas
Killer Klowns from Outer Space :p


For the most part I think horror movies are funnier than they are scary. Freddy? Jason? :laugh:

[The Tower]

Session 9

It's great. Good choice. We also discussed this film on another thread.
YES!!! That ****er creeped me OUT!!!!! Especially the freaky after-takes with that dude with the mask that they were going to interject in the movie but didn't have enough time.

Damn those DVD extras!!!!!

Blech. Ev'ry once in awhile I dream about that stuff and it ain't good.

[dissention]

The remake of "Dawn of the Dead" that recently came out scared me big time.


I loved the remake and even if it ain't the most popular opinion, I thought it was ten times better than the first.

[The Tower]

The Haunting (1963)

That movie always FREEEEEEKS Geoffrey out!!!!!

If I ever hafta go on a trip for business he rents that sucker and bitches to me about getting scared. That movie is crapping creepy.

[dissention]

YES!!! That ****er creeped me OUT!!!!! Especially the freaky after-takes with that dude with the mask that they were going to interject in the movie but didn't have enough time.

Damn those DVD extras!!!!!

Blech. Ev'ry once in awhile I dream about that stuff and it ain't good.

When you come to Massachusetts, I'll take you to the actual insane asylum. You'll piss yourself.

[dissention]

That movie always FREEEEEEKS Geoffrey out!!!!!

If I ever hafta go on a trip for business he rents that sucker and bitches to me about getting scared. That movie is crapping creepy.

:laugh:

It's one helluva scary flick. They're playing it on Turner Classic Movies on Halloween, but it really frightens the spit out of me.

[The Tower]

I loved the remake and even if it ain't the most popular opinion, I thought it was ten times better than the first.
You just like it because you wanna screw Jake Weber......

(I love you anyways.... well, of course I love you for wanting to screw Jake Weber- who wouldn't? Although his straight intercourse scene in Wendigo still brings bile up to the back of my throat- not to mention that the Dawn of the Dead remake was pretty good)

[The Tower]

When you come to Massachusetts, I'll take you to the actual insane asylum. You'll piss yourself.
Listen honey, you ain't getting my ass anywhere near the crapola of that place..................

OY!!!!!

When the electricity went out in the basement?!?!??!? Fahgettaboutit!!!!!!!


(Although I will come to Boston just for you..... and Suze....)

[dissention]

You just like it because you wanna screw Jake Weber......

(I love you anyways.... well, of course I love you for wanting to screw Jake Weber- who wouldn't? Although his straight intercourse scene in Wendigo still brings bile up to the back of my throat- not to mention that the Dawn of the Dead remake was pretty good)

I would let that man do anything to me. :cool:

It was a great flick. The ultimate popcorn movie. And Sarah Polley rocks.

[The Tower]

I would let that man do anything to me. :cool:
I have to admit- I have imagined myself doing things to him (French Active/Greek Active). He's quite the hot little numbah.


It was a great flick. The ultimate popcorn movie. And Sarah Polley rocks.
Blehhhh. That movie induced me to narcolepsy. I never got it. Even after your explanation, I still don't get it.

Meh.

[dissention]

Listen honey, you ain't getting my ass anywhere near the crapola of that place..................

OY!!!!!

When the electricity went out in the basement?!?!??!? Fahgettaboutit!!!!!!!


(Although I will come to Boston just for you..... and Suze....)

Oh my word, that scene where the worker who's afraid of the dark is running through the tunnel as each light goes out, one after the other? I'm still scarred from that scene. Christ.

It was so weird to actually see INSIDE the asylum. It was definitely as scary as I had imagined, that's for sure. Northampton State Hospital is another one that scares me. I used to go sledding on Hospital Hill as a lad and was always afraid some lunatic was going to run out and behead me with my own toboggan.

[dissention]

I have to admit- I have imagined myself doing things to him (French Active/Greek Active). He's quite the hot little numbah.

Half the reason I watch Medium is to see him prance around in his tight t-shirts and boxer shorts. And his ultra sexy voice.

Blehhhh. That movie induced me to narcolepsy. I never got it. Even after your explanation, I still don't get it.

Meh.

I was talking about Dawn of the Dead, bub. Though Wendigo is still a kick-ass movie, no matter what you say. :p

[Brwn_eyes0511]

Halloween or The Shining...

...I'm a big wimp when it comes to scary movies. I've never seen Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street, etc.

BABY! :laugh:

[dissention]

Killer Klowns from Outer Space :p


I actually own it. :p :laugh:

Love when the mini clown punches off the biker's head.

[Red]

I really can't watch scary movies because I am SUCH a pussy.

Seriously, even commercials for scary movies have damaged me beyond repair. That commercial for the Grudge with that creepy pale cat-kid? Scared the PISS out of me! The Exorcist crab walk down the stairs? Sleepless for 3 nights!! Gahhhhh, I can't take it.

[Moony]

28 Days Later ........scared me so bad.....I will NOT watch that movie again.
Oh wow, you're the first person I know to agree with me on that movie! I thought it was scary as hell. Anything with Zombies pretty much scares the **** out of me though.

Others....

The Shining
The Excorcist
Rosemary's Baby
Trilogy of Terror (that goddamn Doll!)
Silence of the Lambs
Scream (the opening is genuinely frightening. The rest...funny)
The Blair Witch Project (I don't care what anyone says, this movie is EFFIN SCARY)

Shaun of the Dead (ok, not scary really. But absolutely hilarious)

[Brwn_eyes0511]

Oh wow, you're the first person I know to agree with me on that movie! I thought it was scary as hell. Anything with Zombies pretty much scares the **** out of me though.



I thought the first hour of that movie was GREAT! You can capture any frame of it and it would be art! But the last half just got a little too "commercial" for me.

[GODDESS6]

Well....The Exorcist is scary ****. So is The Shining, but not to extent of the Exorcist. Then there is The Day After, for its creepy depressingness. God I hate that movie. :( :laugh:
the nuclear movie?, that was the name of 1, & it was filmed about the airbase that is like 1 mile from me~

[jannieC]

Stir Of Echoes

Oh man, this movie stayed with me for a long time. I used to live in a big house, and every morning when I would walk down the stairs, through the livingroom, then through the diningroom to get to the kitchen (to get my coffee), I just <i>knew</i> that girl was standing behind me. I would run back upstairs with coffee in hand as fast as I could!

Phantasm

I vaguely remeber this movie. I know I saw it when I was little and it scared the HELL out of me.

I love scary movies and love almost all that have been posted here. There was another movie I saw as a child that messed with me but I can't remember the name of it. It was about a man (piano player, I think) whose hand was chopped off. The hand would crawl around and attack people. For years (Okay, to this day and I'm 37 years old) I could not sleep with my hands out of the blankets). Does anyone rememebr this?

I thought <i>The Ring</i> was really scary. I have major problems with scary dead kids. The little girls in <i>The Shining</i> were what did me in with that movie.

[irishgrl]

Angel Heart is a Psychological thriller, which I tend to prefer over blood and gore movies.

The only movie that truly scared me was Alien. to this day that monster still creeps me out.

A fun scary movie is The People under the Stairs.

[irishgrl]

There was another movie I saw as a child that messed with me but I can't remember the name of it. It was about a man (piano player, I think) whose hand was chopped off. The hand would crawl around and attack people. For years (Okay, to this day and I'm 37 years old) I could not sleep with my hands out of the blankets). Does anyone rememebr this?

I remember that movie...black and white right? one real bad scene was when it strangled a man while he was driving. Was it called The Thing?

that reminds me, there was an old Vincent Price movie called The Tingler that scared me as a child....and there was another movie about this really creepy octopus monster that lived in a wall....dont remember much about it except that ONE EYE looking at everyone when it got exposed! ARRGH!
Some of those old movies were far better (I dont mean the campy ones!)
I found a review of the Tingler:

THE TINGLER
Unrated (PG these days)
Copyright 1959 William Castle Productions.
Reviewed a long time ago.


Warren - Vincent Price! Pathologist who has been studying fear and its effect on the human body. The sharpness of his scalpel is only matched by his razor wit.
Isabel - Warren's cheating wife, she hates being married to a man not drawn to parties and social events.
David - Warren's assistant and a good guy, worries at times that the doctor might go too far.
Lucy - David's girlfriend and Isabel's younger sister.
Oliver - Unhappy man, helps his wife run an old theater, but does not like being married to a spinster.
Martha - Oliver's deaf and mute wife who has a serious phobia about blood, in addition to constantly washing her hands and making sure her safe is locked. Dies of fright.
The Tingler - Creature that feeds on fear and lives inside the human body. The one removed from Martha's corpse looks like a disgusting centipede.


Films based on crazy scientific premises (not that I critique any of those) are usually something I find easy to poke fun at. However, after watching this one for only a few minutes I had already suspended belief, entirely willing to go with the idea of a parasite living along my spine; a creature capable of killing me unless those very tensions we experience, in moments of terror, are screamed away.

We begin with a humorous introduction by William Castle, he gives us that trademark wry smile while talking about how scared we shall be watching his film. Then the grand showman hints at "Percepto" and members of the audience experiencing the Tingler sensation. Theaters had some seats set up to give the reclining watcher a mild electric shock, sort of a "tingling" along your spine! Imagine it, as a youngster, watching this film on a Saturday afternoon when suddenly a jolt makes you jump in the seat! Popcorn flies everywhere and friends wonder what in the heck your problem is. Who is going to sell the idea of electrocuting the audience these days? Surely, I was born twenty-five years too late.

Warren's duties as a coroner for Death Row bring him into contact with Oliver (whose brother-in-law was fried in the chair) and Martha. From idle conversation the disillusioned husband learns of Warren's belief that a person can die of fear, giving him the perfect chance to dispose of Martha. Assisted by the patented "hand reaching around the door" and a bathtub full of blood (in color!) his plan works and the poor lady is killed by her own terror.

Oddly enough if anyone in this film should want to kill off their spouse, it would be the good doctor. Isabel flounces her infidelity in Warren's face several times. He always catches her stealing kisses in the front yard or notices a strange tie clip left astray, she is lucky he does not take more drastic action.

Something happened a few paragraphs back that was important... ...oh, Martha died! Warren performs a spontaneous autopsy to remove the huge Tingler, its growth unchecked by screaming due to her voiceless nature. The actual removal is performed behind a screen and watching that ghastly shadow being pulled from a woman's lifeless body allows one's imagination to run wild.

Of course the Tingler manages to escape and cause panic in a theater - much like the one the audience was in. Now, as Price urges the audience to "Scream! Scream for your lives!" the projector is turned off and electric current is applied to those lucky patrons. After a few moments the thing is paralyzed by screaming and the interactive part of the film ends. The Tingler can now be returned to the host body (well, corpse) where the characters believe it will naturally expire.

The film keeps you guessing at a few points (hats off for not spelling everything out letter by letter), in fact I am still not certain Warren had nothing to do with the mute lady's death. Wouldn't that be delicious? He used Oliver as an unknowing patsy all along, having guessed the husband's scheme and providing a helping hand with the mysterious injection.

[GODDESS6]

love
the exorcist
all the friday the 13th movies except when he went to NYC & space
all the halloween movies
rosemary's baby (cable has been playin' the **** out of it)
the hills have eyes
the amityville horror
the ring
silence of the lambs & sequels~

[jannieC]

the amityville horror
Oh god, my girlfriend and I rented this movie several years ago as a joke. Neither one of us had seen it in years and we thought it would be funny. We were <i>terrified</i>!

[GODDESS6]

[QUOTE=jannieC]I vaguely remeber this movie. I know I saw it when I was little and it scared the HELL out of me.

I love scary movies and love almost all that have been posted here. There was another movie I saw as a child that messed with me but I can't remember the name of it. It was about a man (piano player, I think) whose hand was chopped off. The hand would crawl around and attack people. For years (Okay, to this day and I'm 37 years old) I could not sleep with my hands out of the blankets). Does anyone rememebr this?QUOTE]


was it called "the hand" w/ michael caine?, we are the same age & i totally remember that movie, his hand got cut off when he was waving a car by or something while he was passenger in a car, that hand just crawled all around killing people, i saw it once a couple of yrs back & it didn't scare me as bad, but when i was younger i would dream about that hand:eek: ~

[mylittledemon]

dont remember much about it except that ONE EYE looking at everyone when it got exposed!

THE TINGLER
Unrated (PG these days)
Copyright 1959 William Castle Productions.
Reviewed a long time ago.




HAHA...you said "one eye." Then you said "Tingler"...hee hee...isn't that a condom? Or is that the Tickler? Oh well.

[irishgrl]

I did a search for the Disembodied Hand and found this site:
the Hand, Digits of Death (http://www.horror-wood.com/digit.htm)
which outlines a history of Horror films about Hands that KILL!!

I actually think the name of the movie is The Beast with Five Fingers....
it seems to have been a fairly popular theme as there are a few "hands of Orlac" movies made (a piano player who loses his hands and has the hands of a killer grafted on, then goes on killing sprees)
The Michael Caine movie was made in the mid-80's and the movie I remember was made during black and white television era....

[Raeven Skye]

oooh...I love scary movies:

The Exorcist
The Eye
Nightbreed (although it's not that scary)
Rosemary's Baby is classic
Psycho (and pretty much anything Hitchcock)
Hellraiser (and anything Barker)

and although I can't stand his books, Stephen King's movies are usually good.
anything "B" :most recently watched: Brain Damage

[GODDESS6]

I did a search for the Disembodied Hand and found this site:
the Hand, Digits of Death (http://www.horror-wood.com/digit.htm)
which outlines a history of Horror films about Hands that KILL!!

I actually think the name of the movie is The Beast with Five Fingers....
it seems to have been a fairly popular theme as there are a few "hands of Orlac" movies made (a piano player who loses his hands and has the hands of a killer grafted on, then goes on killing sprees)
The Michael Caine movie was made in the mid-80's and the movie I remember was made during black and white television era....
cool, here is the one i meant, wow there are tons of "hand" movies out there~
http://www.movietome.com/movietome/servlet/MovieMain/movieid-49447/The_Hand/

[mylittledemon]

You want scary?

The Wicker Man...with Christopher Lee. Believe it.

[GODDESS6]

You want scary?

The Wicker Man...with Christopher Lee. Believe it.
i just looked it up on movie tome & there was no synopsis, what is it about?~

[reebokandlace]

The Town That Dreaded Sundown (70's - It was scary for its time)
The Car ( a 1977 HBO movie-- it was scary at the time- pretty cheesy now)
Wishmaster
It (I have hated clowns ever since)
Silence of the Lambs
Seven

[Livia]

The Exorcist - love the crab walk in the director's cut!
Silence of the Lambs
IT
Jaws
Dracula - the one with Frank Langella


I recorded The Grudge and tried to watch it recently, but it scared me too much to watch it alone! LOL

I like spoofs:

Shaun of the Dead
Scary Movie
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes

[dissention]

i just looked it up on movie tome & there was no synopsis, what is it about?~

Watch it without knowing anything, the effect will be even scarier. If you have the Independent Film Channel, it's on Saturday night. Hopefully it's the director's cut, though, because the edited American version is ass.

[Richard B]

Watch it without knowing anything, the effect will be even scarier. If you have the Independent Film Channel, it's on Saturday night. Hopefully it's the director's cut, though, because the edited American version is ass.
Especially since it's not intended as a horror movie, but a look into a way of life for this culture of people. Yikes.

[JazmenFlowers]

Watch it without knowing anything, the effect will be even scarier. If you have the Independent Film Channel, it's on Saturday night. Hopefully it's the director's cut, though, because the edited American version is ass.
ok, I'm renting this for the weekend. hopefully, my good, favorite, lesbian-owned video store will have it.

lights on or off?

[Richard B]

Ooh, good one. That's another one that really freaks me out. Argento is pretty spotty for me, but Phenomena and Suspiria are horrifying.
Yeah...Jennifer Connelly is so cute in it. I love it when she summons all those insects in front of those other girl students and says "I love you. I love all of you."

[SuzeQuze]

I love horror/scary movies. My favorite is Halloween. It's always great even though I've seen it many times.

I have never even seen this. :shocked: You are so sweet and wholesome looking that its weird to think you like these! You could probably get away with murder if you wanted to! :laugh:

[dissention]

Especially since it's not intended as a horror movie, but a look into a way of life for this culture of people. Yikes.

Did you know that Neil LaBute is remaking it with Nicolas Cage and Ellen Burstyn as the leader of the cult? I'm generally not big on remakes, but this has the potential to be phenomenal.

ok, I'm renting this for the weekend. hopefully, my good, favorite, lesbian-owned video store will have it.

lights on or off?

Off. It'll creep the **** out of you. But I warn you against getting the eighty some odd minute version.

[Richard B]

YES!!! That ****er creeped me OUT!!!!! Especially the freaky after-takes with that dude with the mask that they were going to interject in the movie but didn't have enough time.
That "dude" is a black woman. That's the main reason they cut it. Audiences were confused with this sub-plot. Audiences thought that was Mary Hobbs (the woman in the sessions). But it was quite obvious this black woman was just a squatter at Danvers Hospital and witnessed all the things going on with Gordon and his workers and was the one who would end up killing Gordon.

They had some nice shots of her creeping around that place, to bad they couldn't use it. I think it was more disturbing to not know what will happen to Gordon specifically. But yeah, praise to the extras.

[skcin]

Blair Witch scared the piss out of me when I first saw it at the theater. Of course, all my friends made fun of me. That next summer when we went camping, they bundled sticks together & put them outside my tent. :rolleyes:

Saw - can't believe nobody mentioned this yet, maybe I missed it. So. Scary. I'm excited about the sequel, but I don't know if I can handle seeing in in the theater.

Silence of the Lambs - one of the few movies ever that gave me nightmares.

Seven - crrrreeeeeeeppppppppyyyy!

Carrieand Poltergiest when I was younger.

[GODDESS6]

Watch it without knowing anything, the effect will be even scarier. If you have the Independent Film Channel, it's on Saturday night. Hopefully it's the director's cut, though, because the edited American version is ass.
oooooowww i do have that channel, thanx!!!~

[GODDESS6]

Blair Witch scared the piss out of me when I first saw it at the theater. Of course, all my friends made fun of me. That next summer when we went camping, they bundled sticks together & put them outside my tent. :rolleyes:

Saw - can't believe nobody mentioned this yet, maybe I missed it. So. Scary. I'm excited about the sequel, but I don't know if I can handle seeing in in the theater.

Silence of the Lambs - one of the few movies ever that gave me nightmares.

Seven - crrrreeeeeeeppppppppyyyy!

Carrieand Poltergiest when I was younger.

love blair witch!!!~ i watched carrie last night & poltergeist mmmm delish, the 1st & 2nd were fab!!!~

[dissention]

oooooowww i do have that channel, thanx!!!~

:thumbsup:

Here's the scary movie schedule for this weekend on it:

http://www.ifctv.com/ifc/what/0,5266,CAT0-45-CAT1-6726-SHID-18963-AID-14747-TZ-ET-TB-4-CLR-black-,00.html

Paperhouse is on the same night as The Wicker Man and, imo, it's another must see. It's been one of my favorite movies since I was a kid and it's disturbing. Still creeps me out to this day. Wendigo is perfect, too, but Maniac is some hardcore nasty ****. I never even watched the whole thing because it disgusted and horrified me. :laugh:

[SuzeQuze]

Speaking of Halloween schedules, Medium will be on 3x Monday!

[Richard B]

Trilogy of Terror (that goddamn Doll!)
Yaaaaah! The Zuni Warrior Doll. What fun that little short is. Karen Black was perfect.

http://www.monstersinmotion.com/catalog/images/contemp/061ms01e1.jpg

[irishgrl]

Especially since it's not intended as a horror movie, but a look into a way of life for this culture of people. Yikes.
I liked that movie actually, but it was a bit stark, not something you would expect in civilized times, then again, there are rural areas that DO harken back to the old ways.......

[Livia]

Yaaaaah! The Zuni Warrior Doll. What fun that little short is. Karen Black was perfect.

http://www.monstersinmotion.com/catalog/images/contemp/061ms01e1.jpg

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!! That movie (and doll) scared the pee out of me when I was a kid....I have a doll collection, that used to be kept in an antique secretary desk, w/ a creaky door on it. My brother would crawl into my room at night, open the creaky door and make me think my dolls were coming to life to get me. LOL Especially the African doll my grandparents got me. :p

[Richard B]

I have a doll collection, that used to be kept in an antique secretary desk, w/ a creaky door on it. My brother would crawl into my room at night, open the creaky door and make me think my dolls were coming to life to get me.
Hey Livia...

Every see the film, May?

Hehehehe.

[wondergirl9847]

I'm always curious about horror films, but don't care for them much. I do like The Shining and even though it's more funny than scary...my fave horror movie is The Lost Boys. Jason Patric as a hot vampire, yes please. :nod:

I watched that Bravo countdown of Scariest Movie Moments and one in particular had me peeing a little. LOL I cannot remember the name of the movie, but maybe someone can help me out. The scene was a woman in a room (bedroom, I think it was) and all of a sudden, a skinny, old man came out from behind the door and walked RIGHT AT THE CAMERA (I got chills just typing that. LOL) and walked out the doorway around the corner. I sesly wet myself. :laugh: The Wicker Man....I went to imdb.com to read about it and wow, people's comments about the movie went into this Britain versus America thread. LOL Sounds like a freaky movie and that was on Bravo's countdown too.

ETA: LMAO! I just went to Bravo to try to find that movie and guess what? The countdown is on tonight at 7PM (central)!! I'm gonna watch it again and find out the name of that movie.

[skcin]

^ Lost Boys? Is kickass. :xoxo:

[Richard B]

I watched that Bravo countdown of Scariest Movie Moments and one in particular had me peeing a little. LOL I cannot remember the name of the movie, but maybe someone can help me out. The scene was a woman in a room (bedroom, I think it was) and all of a sudden, a skinny, old man came out from behind the door and walked RIGHT AT THE CAMERA (I got chills just typing that. LOL) and walked out the doorway around the corner. I sesly wet myself. :laugh:
That movie is on my list posted earlier in this thread. That is one spooked out scene.

It's from the film, The Sentinel.

[dissention]

I'm always curious about horror films, but don't care for them much. I do like The Shining and even though it's more funny than scary...my fave horror movie is The Lost Boys. Jason Patric as a hot vampire, yes please. :nod:

I watched that Bravo countdown of Scariest Movie Moments and one in particular had me peeing a little. LOL I cannot remember the name of the movie, but maybe someone can help me out. The scene was a woman in a room (bedroom, I think it was) and all of a sudden, a skinny, old man came out from behind the door and walked RIGHT AT THE CAMERA (I got chills just typing that. LOL) and walked out the doorway around the corner. I sesly wet myself. :laugh: The Wicker Man....I went to imdb.com to read about it and wow, people's comments about the movie went into this Britain versus America thread. LOL Sounds like a freaky movie and that was on Bravo's countdown too.

ETA: LMAO! I just went to Bravo to try to find that movie and guess what? The countdown is on tonight at 7PM (central)!! I'm gonna watch it again and find out the name of that movie.

They picked some good movies for that list, it was a nice surprise. I was happy to see Audition (my hair stands on end just thinking of that one), The Brood, Don't Look Now, The Tenant, Near Dark, and Freaks on it.

[Richard B]

'The Tenant' is one underrated Polanski film. I like it better than Rosemary's Baby. Mia Farrow gets on my nerves sometimes. She's too mousey.

I also really enjoy 'The Ninth Gate' by Polanski as well. Not scary, but a truly riveting story that takes its time to be told.

[bikerchic]

An oldie but a goodie, "See No Evil" with Mia Farrow.

[dissention]

An oldie but a goodie, "See No Evil" with Mia Farrow.

Farrow is really good in that one. I watched that and Frightmare last Halloween. :thumbsup:

[Richard B]

An oldie but a goodie, "See No Evil" with Mia Farrow.
Ever see a weird film called 'Let's Scare Jessica To Death?'

[wondergirl9847]

That movie is on my list posted earlier in this thread. That is one spooked out scene.

It's from the film, The Sentinel.

Thanks, Richard! :thumbsup:

Oh, and Audition...I tried to watch that...I had to keep changing the channel...AAAHHHH!!! Frightening!!

[dissention]

I also really enjoy 'The Ninth Gate' by Polanski as well. Not scary, but a truly riveting story that takes its time to be told.

I'm always up for anything with Lena Olin, but I couldn't get into that one. It kind of fell apart for me in the second half. I do think Death and the Maiden is one of his very underrated masterpieces.

[bikerchic]

Farrow is really good in that one. I watched that and Frightmare last Halloween. :thumbsup:
I first saw it when I was a kid (maybe 9 and it was really scary) and then I saw it again a few years ago. I think I will rent it this weekend!

[dissention]

Thanks, Richard! :thumbsup:

Oh, and Audition...I tried to watch that...I had to keep changing the channel...AAAHHHH!!! Frightening!!

Oh, Christy, the first time I saw it, I could barely get it out of my mind enough to sleep that night. The last half hour of that movie hits you like a ton of bricks. If anyone ever decides to pick it up at the video store, DON'T read about it beforehand because it will spoil the climax terribly. I saw it with a friend who picked it up and I had no idea what it was about, and was pleasantly horrified and revolted. :laugh:

[JazmenFlowers]

Oh, Christy, the first time I saw it, I could barely get it out of my mind enough to sleep that night. The last half hour of that movie hits you like a ton of bricks. If anyone ever decides to pick it up at the video store, DON'T read about it beforehand because it will spoil the climax terribly. I saw it with a friend who picked it up and I had no idea what it was about, and was pleasantly horrified and revolted. :laugh:
what's it called? Audition?

I'm making a list...

[dissention]

what's it called? Audition?

Yes. It's a Japanese movie. A little slow going at first, but stick with it. It won't disappoint you.

Battle Royale is another Japanese movie that freaked me out big time, but that's not an easy one to find because I don't think it was ever released on DVD here.

They make some f*cked up movies over there. :laugh:

[bikerchic]

Ever see a weird film called 'Let's Scare Jessica To Death?'
No, is it with Mia Farrow?

[Richard B]

I'm always up for anything with Lena Olin, but I couldn't get into that one. It kind of fell apart for me in the second half. I do think Death and the Maiden is one of his very underrated masterpieces.
Wasn't Lena Olin incredible in it? I was blown away.
I know what you mean, lot's of people do not like it. It is much more character driven...but I really enjoy watching it. Love the whole book mystery and search. I enjoyed the second half. To each his own though!

As for 'Death and The Maiden,' I have only seen the stage production. I need to rent that film. The cast is brilliant. I'm surprised I have yet to explore this film. Glad to hear it is a masterpiece.

[CreepingDeath]

Saw - can't believe nobody mentioned this yet, maybe I missed it. So. Scary. I'm excited about the sequel, but I don't know if I can handle seeing in in the theater.


I mentioned Saw, too. I'm going to go to the sequel on Halloween. I haven't been really afraid during a movie in a long time. Saw II will probably do the trick though. :eek:

[dissention]

Wasn't Lena Olin incredible in it? I was blown away.

Oh, she definitely was. Did you ever see Romeo Is Bleeding? She gives such an insane, manic, and filthy performance in that one. Definitely one of the greatest female villains I've ever seen in a movie. Just brilliant.

As for 'Death and The Maiden,' I have only seen the stage production. I need to rent that film. The cast is brilliant. I'm surprised I have yet to explore this film. Glad to hear it is a masterpiece.

Ooh, it's so good. You'll probably love it. I'll never understand why it was panned so badly when it was released. Sigourney Weaver is a fantastic actress, but she outdid herself in that one.

[skcin]

I mentioned Saw, too. I'm going to go to the sequel on Halloween. I haven't been really afraid during a movie in a long time. Saw II will probably do the trick though. :eek:


I am rarely scared during a movie, but I watched most of Saw peeking through my fingers curled up on my couch. :shocked:

[dissention]

I am rarely scared during a movie, but I watched most of Saw peeking through my fingers curled up on my couch. :shocked:

I read that the sequel is even more gruesome than the first and shockingly good for a sequel.

[Richard B]

I am rarely scared during a movie, but I watched most of Saw peeking through my fingers curled up on my couch. :shocked:
Saw is a great idea and story. Nice ending too.

My only problem with it was the acting was kinda bad. Really bad. Leigh Whannell and Cary Elwes were laughable at some points.

[JazmenFlowers]

I read that the sequel is even more gruesome than the first and shockingly good for a sequel.
woohoo - I'm going to see this over the weekend and am so excited

[JazmenFlowers]

Saw is a great idea and story. Nice ending too.

My only problem with it was the acting was kinda bad. Really bad. Leigh Whannell and Cary Elwes were laughable at some points.
fo sho

I was majorly disappointed with Elwes.

[bikerchic]

"Joy Ride" with Paul Walker (from the Fast and the Furious) is a real ride! It's about a psychotic killer truck driver chasing three young people on a road trip after they befriended him on the CB. It's a hoot!

[dissention]

Saw is a great idea and story. Nice ending too.

My only problem with it was the acting was kinda bad. Really bad. Leigh Whannell and Cary Elwes were laughable at some points.

After seeing Saw, I can hardly even muster up the audacity to call Elwes an "actor." Christ, I've seen better performances from Pia Zadora.

[strandinthewind]

After seeing Saw, I can hardly even muster up the audacity to call Elwes an "actor." Christ, I've seen better performances from Pia Zadora.

Are you going to see Saw II - I am. I wish I were in Boston, I'd squire you out for it and buy you popcorn :wavey:

[Richard B]

After seeing Saw, I can hardly even muster up the audacity to call Elwes an "actor." Christ, I've seen better performances from Pia Zadora.
Damn...that was hilarious. Pia Zadora. LMAO.

[dissention]

Are you going to see Saw II - I am. I wish I were in Boston, I'd squire you out for it and buy you popcorn :wavey:

I'm not sure yet. I have such a stack of DVDs that I bought recently to watch. But I probably will. It's rare that a horror movie comes out that isn't sanitized for the tweens.

Have you seen Haute Tension yet? You should watch that one on Halloween!

[Richard B]

Have you seen Haute Tension yet? You should watch that one on Halloween!
Nooooooooo!! You didn't. I was so hoping this thread did not bring up that crap film. L-a-m-e.

But don't take my word for it, folks. See for yourself.

(Sorry Diss).

[dissention]

Nooooooooo!! You didn't. I was so hoping this thread did not bring up that crap film. L-a-m-e.

But don't take my word for it, folks. See for yourself.

(Sorry Diss).

Ha! I liked it. *ducks*

That sucker was brutal (the original cut, not the badly dubbed and sanitized American version) and the "killer" was so calm and disgusting that I was seriously perturbed.

[amber]

After seeing Saw, I can hardly even muster up the audacity to call Elwes an "actor." Christ, I've seen better performances from Pia Zadora.
Recent scientific evidence has proven that to be literally impossible.

[JazmenFlowers]

Recent movies I've seen that you should avoid: The Fog and The Cave

[Livia]

Hey Livia...

Every see the film, May?

Hehehehe.


No, should I? Are there (gulp) dolls in it? :eek:

[JazmenFlowers]

No, should I? Are there (gulp) dolls in it? :eek:
ever since that scene from Poltergeist where the kid's clown/doll comes alive, that's been it for me with clowns and dolls and even masks.

I used to have a sever phobia of windows (strange, I know), but have kinda grown out of it. That's not to say I don't think twice before passing one.

[Richard B]

No, should I? Are there (gulp) dolls in it? :eek:
Yes, one doll in particularly, locked inside its own protective glass case.

Yes, May, is a film you should see. Don't worry though, it's not about killer dolls or anything. More of a modern take on the story of 'Frankenstein.'

http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/P/B00009MEC4.01._SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg

[Livia]

Re: May: Jeremy Sisto? Isn't he the guy who played Billy on Six Feet Under? Love him!

[cliffdweller]

Re: May: Jeremy Sisto? Isn't he the guy who played Billy on Six Feet Under? Love him!

Me too!

May was alright...it didn't really scare me though. I though Ju-On (The Grudge-Japanese version) was FRIGHTENING!!

[cliffdweller]

After seeing Saw, I can hardly even muster up the audacity to call Elwes an "actor." Christ, I've seen better performances from Pia Zadora.

"NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"

Now that's what I call acting! :rolleyes::laugh:

[Richard B]

Me too!

May was alright...it didn't really scare me though.
May isnt really a scary movie. Just psychological horror.

[cliffdweller]

The first Evil Dead movie scared the **** out of me. I love that trilogy:thumbsup:. Bruce Campbell is ace.

[cliffdweller]

Ever see a weird film called 'Let's Scare Jessica To Death?'

Nope. Who's in it and what's it about? I'm intrigued...

[Richard B]

Nope. Who's in it and what's it about? I'm intrigued...
It's an older film with no one I know. It is unavailable as of yet on DVD. I do have a copy of it on VHS (Not sure if that is still in print).

Here's some info on it:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067341/?fr=c2l0ZT1kZnx0dD0xfGZiPXV8cG49MHxrdz0xfHE9bGV0J3Mgc2NhcmUgamVzc2ljYSB0byBkZWF0aHxmdD0xfG14PTIwfGxt PTUwMHxjbz0xfGh0bWw9MXxubT0x;fc=1;ft=6

[Serrart]

I usually watch horrors with a pillow on my face :o , so I can't really say which is my favourite. Among scary movies in general my favourite is Funny Games by Haneke, it's one of the few films that made me feel like in a shrinking cage.

Romy

[cliffdweller]

It's an older film with no one I know. It is unavailable as of yet on DVD. I do have a copy of it on VHS (Not sure if that is still in print).

Here's some info on it:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067341/?fr=c2l0ZT1kZnx0dD0xfGZiPXV8cG49MHxrdz0xfHE9bGV0J3Mgc2NhcmUgamVzc2ljYSB0byBkZWF0aHxmdD0xfG14PTIwfGxt PTUwMHxjbz0xfGh0bWw9MXxubT0x;fc=1;ft=6

"And this rich, highly imaginative Gothic chiller is essential viewing for fans of intelligent terror." Hmmmmmm....I'm going to have to find this one.

[jannieC]

I usually watch horrors with a pillow on my face :o , so I can't really say which is my favourite.
Romy

Even though I love scary films, I do know my limits, and sometimes I <i>have</i> to do the same thing. ;)

[wondergirl9847]

"Joy Ride" with Paul Walker (from the Fast and the Furious) is a real ride! It's about a psychotic killer truck driver chasing three young people on a road trip after they befriended him on the CB. It's a hoot!

I friggin' LOVE Joy Ride!! Wasn't expecting it to be as funny as it was.

"Candy Cane...."

Heh.

I remember when I was little, watching a movie on TV with my mom about these people that lived in this house and they couldn't get out. When they opened the doors/windows, there was no way out...like something in front of the doors/windows. Anyways, I remember them being really hot (sweating, I mean, not sexy hot. LOL) and at the end of the movie, we find out they live in a doll house that's inside of a box or whatever. Anyone remember seeing any type of movie like this? It could have been a made-for-TV movie. :shrug:

[jannieC]

I actually think the name of the movie is The Beast with Five Fingers....
it seems to have been a fairly popular theme as there are a few "hands of Orlac" movies made (a piano player who loses his hands and has the hands of a killer grafted on, then goes on killing sprees)
The Michael Caine movie was made in the mid-80's and the movie I remember was made during black and white television era....

Hmm, no- I definitely remember the hand itself crawling around killing people. Let me look online and see what I can find.

was it called "the hand" w/ michael caine?, we are the same age & i totally remember that movie, his hand got cut off when he was waving a car by or something while he was passenger in a car, that hand just crawled all around killing people, i saw it once a couple of yrs back & it didn't scare me as bad, but when i was younger i would dream about that hand:eek: ~[/B]

I looked this one up and it's too late- 1981. I saw MY hand movie when I was just a little thing, probably in the mid to late 70's.

[Richard B]

Hmm, no- I definitely remember the hand itself crawling around killing people. Let me look online and see what I can find.



I looked this one up and it's too late- 1981. I saw MY hand movie when I was just a little thing, probably in the mid to late 70's.
Could it possibly be "And Now The Screaming Starts?" I have this on DVD.

http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/P/B0000639GO.01._SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg

[jannieC]

Could it possibly be "And Now The Screaming Starts?" I have this on DVD.

http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/P/B0000639GO.01._SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg

Nope you were right the first time.

The Beast with Five Fingers
An invalid concert pianist dies, leaving a will that does not include his personal secretary Hilary Cummins (Peter Lorre) as a beneficiary. Furious, the left-out yes-man cuts off a hand from the corpse and plots revenge. Unfortunately for Hilary, the hand inherits a life of its own and relentlessly stalks the wild-eyed Lorre as he flees in vain. Special effects keep the audience jumping as they dread the next appearance of this gruesome walking hand.

Oops, it was irishgirl who came up with that one.

[bikerchic]

I friggin' LOVE Joy Ride!! Wasn't expecting it to be as funny as it was.

"Candy Cane...."


Steve Zahn (Fuller) who plays the brother who starts teasing the trucker on the CB, pretending to be a sexy woman is hilarious!

"How bout cha, C a n d y C a n e". The ending......WOW!

Check this out http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0206314/quotes

[DavidMn]

Well, mine would be the first Halloween movie. I think it's because that's something that could actually happen.

[Richard B]

Well, mine would be the first Halloween movie. I think it's because that's something that could actually happen.
You mean a killer who just refuses to die could happen. Huh?

[bikerchic]

okay, I just saw the trailer for "Saw II" on my local news and it looks really good! I can't wait!!

[DavidMn]

You mean a killer who just refuses to die could happen. Huh?No, before he died 5 times. Like escaping from a mental institution and doing what he did before he was "killed"

[Richard B]

All this Saw buzz got me thinking.

Have any of you seen 'The Cube?' It's a good one...and if so, Saw ripped it off a bit. But hey, what's new.

[strandinthewind]

Could it possibly be "And Now The Screaming Starts?" I have this on DVD.

http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/P/B0000639GO.01._SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg

OMG - on par with "Howard" (1957) and "Trog" (poor Joan - she looked more frightening than the gorilla like thing :laugh: )

[Brwn_eyes0511]

okay, I just saw the trailer for "Saw II" on my local news and it looks really good! I can't wait!!

Me either! I really enjoyed the first.

[Mad4stevie]

As a kid, I was creeped out by The Birds and by Don't Look Now. I was so afraid that the birds were going to fly into my house and peck my eyes out that I slept with the windows closed all summer (we didn't have air conditioning). I don't remember much about Don't Look Now, other than there was some creepy dead kid that wore a red plastic rain coat.

As an adult, the Blair Witch Project completely freaked me out. I wanted to go stand in the middle of a four lane highway after watching that movie! I couldn't sleep for days without seeing the last frame of the movie in my head where that kid is standing in the corner.

A side note . . . when I was last traveling in MD with my boyfriend, he read the map wrong on the way to Harper's Ferry and we ended up in Burketsville!!! I was glad to get the hell out of there!

[hs421139]

Black Christmas! I think that is what it's called.

Or the one that was made in the 1970's about the group that kills a girl in the woods and then the parents of that girl end up killing them! What is that called! I remember a scene where the mom gives the man a blowjob and bites his c*ck off!... :OUCH:

I also like Saw

and House of 1000 corpses.

Last House On The Left I think

[cliffdweller]

I couldn't sleep for days without seeing the last frame of the movie in my head where that kid is standing in the corner.

:nod: That TOTALLY freaked me out. The rest of the movie just irriated me...FIGURE OUT WHERE YOU'RE GOING ALREADY, GET A COMPASS!! Cripes! :laugh:

[bikerchic]

Okay, so I'm going to print off this thread and take it with me to Block Buster and then have a totally creeped out weekend! :thumbsup: :eek:

[Janet]

I don't like scary movies but my two fav's are Halloween and Rosemary's Baby.

I lived in Moorestown NJ growing up. Haddonfield NJ is like 15 minutes away.
My dad loved to bring out the map and show me how close Micheal Myers was to my house. ( In the movie he lives in Haddonfield I guess)

[DavidMn]

Has anyone ever seen the movie Prince Of Darkness? that was kind of a low budget film that came out in 1990, and it's right near the top of my list.

[skcin]

Me either! I really enjoyed the first.


I did too. I still haven't decided if I'm going to be seeing at the theater. :shocked: So scary.

[reebokandlace]

I don't think anyone has mentioned the movie:

Candyman.

here is the trailer: http://videodetective.com/home.asp?PublishedID=4327

[AliceLover]

I don't like scary movies but my two fav's are Halloween and Rosemary's Baby.

I lived in Moorestown NJ growing up. Haddonfield NJ is like 15 minutes away.
My dad loved to bring out the map and show me how close Micheal Myers was to my house. ( In the movie he lives in Haddonfield I guess)

Haddonfield ILLINOIS sweetheart. :xoxo:

[seeker007nmss]

Yentl. :nod:

[Richard B]

Yentl. :nod:
Hahaha. Very funny.

With that in mind, Titanic was horrific torture. An absolute horror of a movie. My cuz and I saw this way back when it was released in theaters...we were in a sold out show, stuck in the center section and couldn't leave without disturbing the crying saps. Ugh. Complete torture.

We were the only ones giggling. I'll take A Night To Remember anyday over this sinking ship.

[dissention]

Hahaha. Very funny.

With that in mind, Titanic was horrific torture. An absolute horror of a movie. My cuz and I saw this way back when it was released in theaters...we were in a sold out show, stuck in the center section and couldn't leave without disturbing the crying saps. Ugh. Complete torture.

We were the only ones giggling. I'll take A Night To Remember anyday over this sinking ship.

And I hear the new Titanic DVD has 45 minutes of deleted scenes. What torture.

[seeker007nmss]

Hahaha. Very funny.

With that in mind, Titanic was horrific torture. An absolute horror of a movie. My cuz and I saw this way back when it was released in theaters...we were in a sold out show, stuck in the center section and couldn't leave without disturbing the crying saps. Ugh. Complete torture.

We were the only ones giggling. I'll take A Night To Remember anyday over this sinking ship.


When we saw it, we heard 2 girls say "I didn't like the ending, I think they shouldn't have had the boat sink......"


*sigh*

[Richard B]

And I hear the new Titanic DVD has 45 minutes of deleted scenes. What torture.
Gawd. Frightening.

[Richard B]

When we saw it, we heard 2 girls say "I didn't like the ending, I think they shouldn't have had the boat sink......"


*sigh*
Um...I am at a loss for words.

*deep sigh*

[mylittledemon]

When we saw it, we heard 2 girls say "I didn't like the ending, I think they shouldn't have had the boat sink......"


*sigh*


That's hilarious! I would've smacked both of them.

[Brwn_eyes0511]

That's hilarious! I would've smacked both of them.

:laugh: :lol:

[jannieC]

Hahaha. Very funny.

With that in mind, Titanic was horrific torture. An absolute horror of a movie. My cuz and I saw this way back when it was released in theaters...we were in a sold out show, stuck in the center section and couldn't leave without disturbing the crying saps. Ugh. Complete torture.

We were the only ones giggling. I'll take A Night To Remember anyday over this sinking ship.

Oh no, I loved the Titanic! But then again, I (very) secretly loved the Celine Dion song, too. Did I just say that out loud? :p

[BTFLCHLD]

um..i think it was called people under the stairs or something like that

[Brwn_eyes0511]

um..i think it was called people under the stairs or something like that

I LOVE THAT!!!!!

:wavey:

[dissention]

How about The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane? That one just came out on DVD and I snatched it up right quick. Great, creepy little gem.

[sparky]

And I hear the new Titanic DVD has 45 minutes of deleted scenes. What torture.

Does the song have 45 minutes of deleted screeching ?

[dissention]

Does the song have 45 minutes of deleted screeching ?

I wouldn't doubt it. Those who record with her must get some hazard pay added to their pay buckets.

[DavidMn]

Ghost Dad. It was sooo F**kin Bad it scared me...:lol:

[dissention]

Ghost Dad. It was sooo F**kin Bad it scared me...:lol:

GhoOoOoOoOoOoOst Dad! I shouldn't be admitting this, but I went to see it when it first came out. I thought it was cool **** for about five minutes afterwards, too.

[sparky]

GhoOoOoOoOoOoOst Dad! I shouldn't be admitting this, but I went to see it when it first came out. I thought it was cool **** for about five minutes afterwards, too.

Isn't it past your bedtime young man ?

Don't make me come over there and pet you and your weenie dog and tuck you in.:xoxo:

[DavidMn]

GhoOoOoOoOoOoOst Dad! I shouldn't be admitting this, but I went to see it when it first came out. I thought it was cool **** for about five minutes afterwards, too.Well, we all have our little pecadillos now dont we.....:laugh:

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Isn't it past your bedtime young man ?

I haven't been able to sleep the past few nights. I bought melatonin and it hasn't helped.

Don't make me come over there and pet you and your weenie dog and tuck you in.:xoxo:

That thought alone makes me want to got to bed just so that I can have some nice dreams. :xoxo:

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Well, we all have our little pecadillos now dont we.....:laugh:

You don't know the half of it. I also saw Who's That Girl? at the movies. And I was quite the staple at the free Saturday afternoon showings of the Cannon Movie Tales as a lad.

[DavidMn]

You don't know the half of it. I also saw Who's That Girl? at the movies. And I was quite the staple at the free Saturday afternoon showings of the Cannon Movie Tales as a lad.BTW when is the Brandon/Shep SMith porno coming out on the Net?:lol:

[Brwn_eyes0511]

BTW when is the Brandon/Shep SMith porno coming out on the Net?:lol:

Are you talking about me? Why you drag me into this...:confused: :D

[DavidMn]

Are you talking about me? Why you drag me into this...:confused: :DJust having fun with u Brandon, you should know me by now on that:laugh:

[Brwn_eyes0511]

Just having fun with u Brandon, you should know me by now on that:laugh:

shep is a cutey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[DavidMn]

shep is a cutey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!It's amazing what "CUMS" out when the liquor flows...:lol:

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shep is a cutey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:shocked: :eek:

You think Anderson Cooper is an ugly albino, yet think Smith is a "cutey"? I suppose there's no accounting for taste. :laugh:

Personally, he looks reptilian to me.

[DavidMn]

:shocked: :eek:

You think Anderson Cooper is an ugly albino, yet think Smith is a "cutey"? I suppose there's no accounting for taste. :laugh:

Personally, he looks reptilian to me.This coming from someone tht wants to mount Brit Hume....;) :lol:

[Brwn_eyes0511]

:shocked: :eek:

You think Anderson Cooper is an ugly albino, yet think Smith is a "cutey"? I suppose there's no accounting for taste. :laugh:

Personally, he looks reptilian to me.

ts the mkeup whore! :nod: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

he is cute so hsh!

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This coming from someone tht wants to mount Brit Hume....;) :lol:

Me? :shocked:

I'd like to beat him with a plank of wood with some rusty nails jutting out of it, but I wouldn't mount that beast even if I was promised Anderson Cooper as my eternal love slave.

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ts the mkeup whore! :nod: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

he is cute so hsh!

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/graphics/packageart/mugshots/dsmithmug.jpg

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuug. Talk about whoreanus.

[DavidMn]

Me? :shocked:

I'd like to beat him with a plank of wood with some rusty nails jutting out of it, but I wouldn't mount that beast even if I was promised Anderson Cooper as my eternal love slave.Well, that's saying something:nod: At least you saw the humor in that.:lol:

[dissention]

Requiem for a Dream scares me, although it's not really a "sacry movie" as we're talking about them.

I was waiting for you to pop up and mention that one. I cry just a little bit when I think of that movie. Especially Burstyn's monologue about loneliness. *weeps*

And if the finale of that flick doesn't qualify it as a scary movie, I don't know what a scary movie is.

[wondergirl9847]

Watch it without knowing anything, the effect will be even scarier. If you have the Independent Film Channel, it's on Saturday night. Hopefully it's the director's cut, though, because the edited American version is ass.

Watched it on IFC last night. Cree-pee. I got chills when they first showed the thing. I had already read about it, unfortunately, but it was freaky nonetheless. Christopher Lee....is a trip.

ETA: I also watched half of Paperhouse...woah. That is all kinds of weird! I wanna see the whole thing!

[Richard B]

Something Wicked This Way Comes freaks me out. Stupid tarantulas
That part doesn't scare me. However, the part where Mr. Dark (Jonathan Pryce) has his brilliant monologue about ageing and tears pages out of the book is truly scary and disturbing.

[dissention]

ETA: I also watched half of Paperhouse...woah. That is all kinds of weird! I wanna see the whole thing!

Paperhouse rocks! One of my favorite movies. Did you get to the point where Anna draws her father, but doesn't like how he came out and scribbles over him before throwing it away? It's scary as hell after that.

[wondergirl9847]

I didn't get to see the beginning, but I'll try to catch it again when it comes on. When he was standing on the hill....that is so creepy looking! And him going "I'm blind!" or something...ARG! LOL