This is the scariest movie I have ever seen

Red October1984 · 03-28-13, 06:52 AM

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Originally Posted by HunterICX

My own performance in the school's Play/musical

Was it that bad? I don't sign up for stuff like that.

HunterICX · 03-28-13, 07:00 AM

Nor did I but the whole class had to take part, lead role was drawn from a jar and guess who won that one....

HunterICX

Dowly · 03-28-13, 04:45 PM

VERY few horror movies scare me these days, but the ones the do, are to do
with pitch black forest (and sounds) and someone just staring at you.

So, Blair Witch Project is one that gets me, only seen it once. When watching it, I
imagine myself in their position. What I would?

And then there's Halloween, the scene(s) where Myers just stares at you. I LOVE THOSE SCENES. Yet, I hate those.

There are movies that jump scare you, and movies that just scare you.

Blood and gore does not equal horror, get that right horror directors. Mess with the mind (no, go away Paranormal Activity).

03-28-13, 05:07 PM

Honestly, I really enjoyed Paranormal Activity, at least the first one. The tension worked well for me. And I love horror that you can't estimate... I mean, a mad chainsaw-killer? Put a bullet to his head - end of story.

But something like good 'ol Samara(Ring)/Sadako (Ringu) that you can't kill, that has powers you can do nothing against... that freaks me out.

That's why invisible forces like in PA work for me. One day they just let your lights flicker... next day, they break your spine - and you can't do crap about it and don't know when its going to happen...

It is what scares most people, not only in horror movies: Losing control.

Jimbuna · 03-28-13, 05:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Dowly

VERY few horror movies scare me these days, but the ones the do, are to do
with pitch black forest (and sounds) and someone just staring at you.

So, Blair Witch Project is one that gets me, only seen it once. When watching it, I
imagine myself in their position. What I would?

And then there's Halloween, the scene(s) where Myers just stares at you. I LOVE THOSE SCENES. Yet, I hate those.

There are movies that jump scare you, and movies that just scare you.

Blood and gore does not equal horror, get that right horror directors. Mess with the mind (no, go away Paranormal Activity).

Softy

03-28-13, 07:00 AM	#2
HunterICX Rear Admiral Join Date: May 2006 Location: Malaga, España Posts: 10,750 Downloads: 8 Uploads: 0	Nor did I but the whole class had to take part, lead role was drawn from a jar and guess who won that one.... HunterICX __________________

03-28-13, 04:45 PM	#3
Dowly Lucky Jack Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Finland Posts: 25,056 Downloads: 32 Uploads: 0	VERY few horror movies scare me these days, but the ones the do, are to do with pitch black forest (and sounds) and someone just staring at you. So, Blair Witch Project is one that gets me, only seen it once. When watching it, I imagine myself in their position. What I would? And then there's Halloween, the scene(s) where Myers just stares at you. I LOVE THOSE SCENES. Yet, I hate those. There are movies that jump scare you, and movies that just scare you. Blood and gore does not equal horror, get that right horror directors. Mess with the mind (no, go away Paranormal Activity).

03-28-13, 05:07 PM	#4
Nippelspanner Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	Honestly, I really enjoyed Paranormal Activity, at least the first one. The tension worked well for me. And I love horror that you can't estimate... I mean, a mad chainsaw-killer? Put a bullet to his head - end of story. But something like good 'ol Samara(Ring)/Sadako (Ringu) that you can't kill, that has powers you can do nothing against... that freaks me out. That's why invisible forces like in PA work for me. One day they just let your lights flicker... next day, they break your spine - and you can't do crap about it and don't know when its going to happen... It is what scares most people, not only in horror movies: Losing control.