| As the title says. Been getting back into horror movies lately but have failed yet to find out that actually scared me outside of the occasional jumpscare. |
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| If you take production year into account, I would probably say The Innocents from 1961. When talking about recent years I might say The Conjuring. |
Mirai said: As the title says. Been getting back into horror movies lately but have failed yet to find out that actually scared me outside of the occasional jumpscare. A really interesting one that flew under the radar recently was "The Strange Ones". It's actually realistic, and disturbingly interesting. It's on Putlocker to watch, and here's the trailer for it: I just watched it last night, and it was one of my recent favorite suspense movies. |
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| this is the scariest thing i'd watched recently. it's not horror, just documentary |
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| In hindsight, Demolition Man, because that's the kind of world some people actually want to create in real life. Honorable mentions: 1984, Minority Report. |
| The new movie "A Quiet Place" was a pretty good one. It impressed me quite a bit. Trailer: |
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| I can't stand horror films for the most part. All that jump-scare bullshit falls flat the vast majority of times i watch. It's the atmospheric and relatively subtle horror films which shit me up though. Shit like The Blair Witch Project. So on that note;
Under the Shadow (2016) is a Persian horror that was a tough and a scary watch. The backdrop it's set in and the sepia undertone throughout add to the horror. Brilliant film. It Follows (2014) is incredibly unique and felt terrifying. BUT, my all time favourite is... The Wailing (2016). A brilliant Korean horror that felt more comedy than horror at times but the ending, goddamn it. The ending was so amazingly done and is probably the most terrified I've ever felt watching a horror film. I couldn't get it out of my head for days afterwards. If you choose to watch this then make sure you're in the right setting. Late at night, full concentration with no distractions and i can honestly guarantee there's a high chance it'll blow you away. |
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| The original Japanese One Missed Call, not the shitty American remake |
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| The Thing, just based on the premise that it can be anyone or anywhere. |
| That one show with Billy and Marry Shaw was scary |
| That show with Billy and Marry Shaw was scary |
| Shutter and Coming Soon |
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| I guess I'll give it to Sinister, but movies aren't "scary" ever IMO. @Enkoif, You're thinking of Dead Silence. |
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| @dwlr yes that's it |
| Audition. No contest. The atmosphere in the second half fucked me up. |
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| The Death Note movie on netflix |
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| your name was so bad it was scary |
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 9. The only film aimed at children that will make you feel the soul-crushing inevitability of death. No one is safe. |
| The scariest films include this: Carrie (1975): The original film was pretty intense and freaking creppy, and Carrie acted as an disclipnarian to the all students and staff memebers who laugh at her (she was actually hallucating for it), and she prevented students and staff from leaving the school to in order to slaugther them all. And the ending scene was even more horrific. The remake was much, much more better, it has more dramatic scene because of modenrization of the series and the audience we're laughing at her in reality and the glorious murderes of almost the staff memebers and students was totally misreable. World War Z (2013): An zombie apocalyptic that follows Garry Lane trying to find a cure disase that turns people into an zombies. At the beginning of the film at the New York scene, i found zombies we're so weird and the attacking the people was extremely scary. But the Jerusalem setting was even more disaster, trying to many civillians we're trying to run away from the zombie attacks through airplace, and the zombie has advanced them to the airport and attack the leftover residents. The ending scene was much more like the beginning of the World War III, an war against the survining humans and zombies. That's all i know. (sorry for my poor English) |
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| Oculus (2013), underrated but pretty good horror movie. |
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-Ouro- said: Alien was one of my favorite horror movies that I've ever seen. I don't know if it's certainly the scariest, but it was one of the most well-made. Yeah, i watched that film as well and it was the scariest thing i had ever watched. I forgot to bring that topic on my posts. (sorry for my poor English) |
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| Movies don't scare me, but the most disturbing horror film I've seen is the uncut version of A Serbian Film. It was banned in many countries. Even in the US, it was not allowed to be released in theaters uncut, and with hundreds of edits, it was still rated NC-17. (For those who don't know, this means that absolutely no one under 18 is allowed to watch it in a theater, whereas R-rated movies can be seen in a theater by children as long as long as they are accompanied by someone 17 or older.) A few other really messed up ones include Megan Is Missing (loosely based on a true story), Martyrs (two versions), the August Underground trilogy, Begotten, Cannibal Holocaust, Salò (Or The 120 Days Of Sodom), Found, Headless, Funny Games (two versions), Antichrist, Oldboy (great action film; skip the American remake unless you want a good laugh), and the Hostel trilogy. If anyone hasn't seen the original The Exorcist, you could start with that to ease your way into things. Fooly- said: The Death Note movie on netflix gacctic said: it god dam terrifyingly horrible Ha! I saw that recently. Almost as cringy as Dragonball Evolution. |
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Thousand-Eyes said: Yeah, 'A Serbian Film' is probably the most disturbing movie I've seen too. Also, there's a trashy movie called 'Gutterballs' which also has many disturbing scenes that I still remember to this day. >_< 'Cannibal Holocaust' has a scene involving a turtle that will forever disturb my mind. 'Salo (120 Days of Sodom)' is all kinds of perverted. Speaking of perverted, watch 'Nekromantik.' Considering how depraved it is, it's interesting how much effort was put into the production quality of A Serbian Film. I was disappointed that they didn't release the eerie piano/drum music from when he walks into the orphanage on the soundtrack. That was the most compelling musical moment in the film for me, setting the tone for how wrong things were about to become. I looked up the premise for Gutterballs and kinda laughed. Will probably watch it someday. The gore and violence in Cannibal Holocaust was so realistic for its time that the director was arrested for suspected murder. He had to bring the actors into a courtroom to prove they were still alive. And of course, the animal killings were real. (He later regretted doing that.) Salo was just plain disgusting. I'm hesitant to watch Nekromantik, only because necrophilia turns me off. |
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| Alien (1978), The Splinter (2008) and The Thing (1982) |
| ¯\_(ใ)_/¯ idk Serbian movie was to cringy for me But Three extremes was next level shiet for me such unpleasing,nerve-racking visuals ,such unease. I loved it. Audition and Tale of Two sisters were naisu too |
| I might just be a little bitch but Hostle is the worst thing I ever saw and gave me nightmares for years. Also the Human Centipede trailer was enough to scar me for life. |
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Stripes said: I might just be a little bitch but Hostle is the worst thing I ever saw and gave me nightmares for years. Did you only see the first one? I thought the second was the most extreme out of the three. I wasn't all that affected by those...some of the others I listed messed me up a whole lot more. |
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| The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) |
| i'd say Cronenberg's movies. i don't know if they are scary, as they look kinda dated in this day and age, but still they are pretty gruesome. Videodrome (1983) is awesome. Also, late 90's and early 2000's japanese horror movies are awesome too, like Ju-on (2002). |
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Parzival88 said: No feature length horror movie I’ve encountered has scared me. Yet, there is one short film I found to be genuinely unsettling. It’s called “I Heard It Too” and it scared me pretty good the first time I saw it. I looked this up out of curiosity and watched it. It's based on a Creepypasta story. I did not find it even remotely scary; about as scary as, say, R.L. Stine's Goosebumps children's stories. |
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| the original grudge not the america remake. |
| "among monsters and humans, there are only two types. Those who undergo suffering and spread it to others. And those who undergo suffering and avoid giving it to others." -Alice “Beauty is no quality in things themselves: It exists merely in the mind which contemplates them; and each mind perceives a different beauty.” David Hume “Evil is created when someone gives up on someone else. It appears when everyone gives up on someone as a lost cause and removes their path to salvation. Once they are cut off from everyone else, they become evil.” -Othinus  |
| I used to think most of the horror movies are lame shit. But then I realized ive been watching them in wrong way. Nowdays I watch horror at late night from my phone in my bed and jump out to almost every jump scares lul. Watching horror at hall or togather in groups or in daylight is no way to watch. Try watching them alone at dark for true feelings. Btw did I saw someone saying death note O.O....anyone afraid of doraemon then? |
| Not really horror. But Black Mirror always messes me up |
| Saw 2. No not because people get kidnapped and saw there arms in half of head in a bear trap. Honestly all that crap didn't bother me but because the one scene where the girl falls in a pot of needles. I hate needles.D: |
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