Best Horror Movie Ever Seen?

Guybrush · 04-29-2009, 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by nonsubmissivewife

I saw this in the $5 bin at Best Buy the other day and almost bought it...would you say it's worth the 5 bucks?

Hm, depends .. I wouldn't buy it since I've seen it and I'm not likely to watch it again, but my friend who's a bit obsessive about his dvd collection probably would. However, if you haven't seen it, then I'd say yes - it's easily worth 5 dollahs.

My favourite horror movie of all time is probably Evil Dead although that's probably because of just as much affectionate value as it is because of quality. I still think it's a very good movie, especially when you consider budget, who they were etc. etc.

Enjoy the theatrical trailer if you want

~~coryallen2~~ · 04-29-2009, 09:44 AM

I loved when The Blair With Project made people flip out. Like they thought that stuff was seriously real.

pahuuuta · 04-30-2009, 10:47 AM

its not that you think its real its suspenseful thats all

~~coryallen2~~ · 04-30-2009, 10:54 AM

IDK man some peopel were flipping out.

pahuuuta · 04-30-2009, 10:58 AM

it is pretty freaky though must say

pahuuuta · 05-06-2009, 12:06 PM

i really like the movie 1409 based on Stephen Kings short story, not really scary like youll have nightmares about it but it still is a pretty good movie, anyone else seen this movie?

jackhammer · 05-06-2009, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by pahuuuta

i really like the movie 1409 based on Stephen Kings short story, not really scary like youll have nightmares about it but it still is a pretty good movie, anyone else seen this movie?

It was OK. Certainly not awful but I also wouldn't watch it again.

Timiscute · 05-06-2009, 01:13 PM

Best horror movie easily goes to the Kubrick classic The Shining! That movie is amazing. High Tension is another really good one. Real bloody.

~Tim

[Paranoid.Android] · 05-06-2009, 08:15 PM

The Evil Dead trilogy is utterly fantastic. Low budget, yeah. But always classic. Plus, Bruce Campbell is pretty much God. A lot of people say Army of Darkness is their favorite, and while it's cool and everything, the first one's mine for sentimental reasons.

I'm very critical of horror films, it takes a lot to scare me. The original Nightmare on Elm Street was the very first horror film I ever saw (at the ripe old age of six years old... yeah you can bet it gave me nightmares lol) and because of that it holds a special place in my heart. I love that movie.

As far as recent horror films go, one of the more intense ones I've seen was Shrooms. Check it out if you haven't seen it, it's crazy.

But my absolute all-time favorite horror movie ever is Pet Sematary. It's such a psychological thing as well as a blood 'n guts "arise from the dead" thing. Bonus points for Mr. Munster playing Judd Crandall. (That being said, the retarded excuse for a sequel almost kills it for me.)

Guybrush · 05-07-2009, 01:56 AM

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Originally Posted by [Paranoid.Android]

The Evil Dead trilogy is utterly fantastic. Low budget, yeah. But always classic. Plus, Bruce Campbell is pretty much God. A lot of people say Army of Darkness is their favorite, and while it's cool and everything, the first one's mine for sentimental reasons.

I'm very critical of horror films, it takes a lot to scare me. The original Nightmare on Elm Street was the very first horror film I ever saw (at the ripe old age of six years old... yeah you can bet it gave me nightmares lol) and because of that it holds a special place in my heart. I love that movie.

As far as recent horror films go, one of the more intense ones I've seen was Shrooms. Check it out if you haven't seen it, it's crazy.

But my absolute all-time favorite horror movie ever is Pet Sematary. It's such a psychological thing as well as a blood 'n guts "arise from the dead" thing. Bonus points for Mr. Munster playing Judd Crandall. (That being said, the retarded excuse for a sequel almost kills it for me.)

Wow, we have some things in common. I also like the first Evil Dead out of the bunch and, like you, I also watched Nightmare on Elm Street when I was a kid and it did spook me quite a bit

I agree about Pet Sematary as well, it's a good movie - I also read the book when I was a kid. The sequel is absolutely awful, though it still made me laugh now and then. Clancy Brown as the returned evil zombie dad had his moments.

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pahuuuta Craziest Thing Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: New York Posts: 459	i really like the movie 1409 based on Stephen Kings short story, not really scary like youll have nightmares about it but it still is a pretty good movie, anyone else seen this movie? __________________ *He Who Makes A Beast Out Of Himself Gets Rid Of The Pain Of Being A Man*

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[Paranoid.Android] YOU GET NOTHING! Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: The heart of the Sun. Posts: 76	The Evil Dead trilogy is utterly fantastic. Low budget, yeah. But always classic. Plus, Bruce Campbell is pretty much God. A lot of people say Army of Darkness is their favorite, and while it's cool and everything, the first one's mine for sentimental reasons. I'm very critical of horror films, it takes a lot to scare me. The original Nightmare on Elm Street was the very first horror film I ever saw (at the ripe old age of six years old... yeah you can bet it gave me nightmares lol) and because of that it holds a special place in my heart. I love that movie. As far as recent horror films go, one of the more intense ones I've seen was Shrooms. Check it out if you haven't seen it, it's crazy. But my absolute all-time favorite horror movie ever is Pet Sematary. It's such a psychological thing as well as a blood 'n guts "arise from the dead" thing. Bonus points for Mr. Munster playing Judd Crandall. (That being said, the retarded excuse for a sequel almost kills it for me.) __________________ I see myself as an intelligent, sensitive human with the soul of a clown which always forces me to blow it at the most important moments.

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Timiscute Groupie Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: NY Posts: 21	Best horror movie easily goes to the Kubrick classic The Shining! That movie is amazing. High Tension is another really good one. Real bloody. ~Tim