Sevengill: Scary Movies

Sevengill 04.20.16	Preferably newer or under-the-radar movies, because I've been through RT's Top 75 and all that.
InbredJed 04.20.16	Twin Peaks Series as well as the film.
Spec 04.20.16	Was the Vvitch fucking siiiiiick?
Yep321 04.20.16	Ils Martyrs Kill List Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
Asdfp277 04.20.16	was just starting to watch The Blair Witch Project lol
Yep321 04.20.16	Rec
Sevengill 04.20.16	The Vvitck fucking ruled if you're like, into Arthur Miller and New England folk tales. Kill List is one that's on my to-do list yeah
Yep321 04.20.16	The Blair Witch Project is a classic
Sevengill 04.20.16	It's aged really well, even with all these lame knockoff found-footage films. I had a movie day with friends and we watched Blair Witch, V/H/S, and The Gallows in succession. Pretty much sums up the downward spiral.
Insurrection 04.20.16	http://www.sputnikmusic.com/list.php?memberid=435317&listid=162657
AlexKzillion 04.20.16	Oh I love Ana Faris
tempest-- 04.20.16	obviously The Shining, surely you've seen it but it's not on the list so ????
Shuyin 04.20.16	A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) Bedevilled (2010) Uzumaki (2000) The Red Shoes (2005) Kairo (2001) Sleep Tight (2011) Shutter (2004) Audition (1999) You're welcome
insanedrexl1 04.20.16	Ringu Ju-on
DikkoZinner 04.20.16	Wolf Creek Wolf Creek 2
smaugman 04.20.16	1 is cool
Gameofmetal 04.20.16	the witch was so fking good
ZippaThaRippa 04.20.16	RYU HAVEA SEENU THE RINGU RYU HAVEA SEVEN DAYSU
Hawks 04.20.16	I heard The Witch sucked from numerous credible sources..... I still wanna see it though. Watch Borderland if you haven't seen it. Fucking really creepy stuff and based on a true story.
Sevengill 04.20.16	It's gotten near-unanimous acclaim on professional review aggregators -- those high-brow scoundrels! -- but I know some people who thought it was the worst thing they'd ever seen haha. getting a great list of recs here. first is Cabinet of Dr. Caligari though.
zaruyache 04.20.16	The Witch is way more of a period piece about religious fundamentalism and witch hunts in early settler life than it is a horror movie, just so you know, Hawks. It's still pretty good, though. And it was endorsed by both feminist groups and The Satanic Temple, sooooo ;-)
ZippaThaRippa 04.20.16	Time of the Wolf We Are What We Are Let the Right One In (cute horror) The House of the Devil
ZippaThaRippa 04.20.16	It's funny, The Witch seems to get glowing critical reviews but mixed reactions from audiences. It's just not floating that lowest common denominator boat
adr 04.20.16	Hawks's "credible sources" lmao
Gameofmetal 04.20.16	it doesn't appeal to the generic horror crowd because it relies on tension and psychological shit rather than jump scares, there are like three of those. also it was a little misadvertised, like no one knew about the time period specific dialogue/dialect. it's flat out fantastic though, slow burning, tense, clever, and genuinely haunting. the ending is nuts
ZippaThaRippa 04.20.16	Well there ya go, that's the explanation we all needed
adr 04.20.16	The Babadook is good for a new horror movie
MistaCrave 04.20.16	Still wanna see the Witch so bad
ZippaThaRippa 04.20.16	The Babadook fuckin blows. It was reading some reviews afterwards though and this guy had written this whole thing about the incestual subtext going on with the mother and son. He used the phrase "dreadful libidal circuit." Pretty hysterical shit.
Sevengill 04.20.16	I'm also a huge sucker for B-maneater films (Anaconda, Lake Placid, Deep Blue Sea, Arachnophobia, Abominable, etc).
ZippaThaRippa 04.20.16	Yuck
Sevengill 04.20.16	let go of your inhibitions and embrace the trashy pleasures
SCREAM! 04.20.16	Yeah Babadook was a big pile of meh.
Valkoor952 04.20.16	Sinister is somewhat scary, but it doesn't make much sense half the time, if you want a super tight plot.
ZippaThaRippa 04.20.16	"let go of your inhibitions and embrace the trashy pleasures" You're not my type
Sevengill 04.20.16	I mean, Jaws didn't have an ending until they filmed it. There are worse things than sketchy plots.
Sevengill 04.20.16	D: wait I didn't mean it Zippa
SCREAM! 04.20.16	If you haven't seen House of 1000 Corpses yet do yourself a favour and do that You're Next is also a pretty fun blood and guts slasher type film A lot of people don't seem to like it but I actually thought Insidious was really well done and pretty scary The Conjuring is the standard haunted house movie finally done right The Woman is Black as well
ZippaThaRippa 04.20.16	Insidious was fun. The big reveal definitely took a lot of the air out of the balloon but nevertheless it was still a creepfest to the end.
GuanoBumbershoot 04.20.16	The Invitation was a perfectly-decently-consistently-tense-type movie I've watched recently. You'll have to watch it on movie4k or other streaming sites for now though. Id recommend a watch.
Valkoor952 04.20.16	Insidious was fun, but had 2-3 good scary moments. It was ok. Last scene was pretty awesome, though predictable.
BeyondCosby 04.20.16	I might get a lot of shit for Insidious but that movie freaked me out. At least, the first 5/6. The red dude was a little silly but then again I really have yet to watch a horror movie that has a solid landing at the end. I did appreciate the actual ending though. Babadook was also a good time. If you haven't seen "Death of a Ghost Hunter" that movie is also fairly disturbing. It's indie but some of that movie definitely made me uncomfortable.
BallsDeep 04.20.16	Jacob's ladder (Seriously underappreciated psychological horror film - inspired silent hill) REC (1 and 2) The Witch (2016) was pretty effective The Orphanage (foreign film) is a genuinely good film not just reliant on jump scares Grave Encounters also caused me to near shit myself mutiple occasions. The trick to scaring the shit out of yourself is to watch in a dark room by yourself with a pair of headphones with volume maxed out. srs sound contributes to 90% of scares in horror films
Sevengill 04.20.16	The trick to scaring the shit out of yourself is to forget it's a movie.
torts 04.20.16	babadook is good apparently, never watched the full thing also cabin in the woods lol
Sevengill 04.20.16	the elevator scene alone is worth the price of admission
CaimanJesus 04.20.16	if you like shitty maneater films like anaconda check rogue
theNateman 04.20.16	What did you think of shutter island? That messed me up when I first saw it
Sevengill 04.20.16	apparently that one got great reviews but failed at the box office o.e what? yes I need this please
SCREAM! 04.20.16	"babadook is good apparently, never watched the full thing" It isn't and don't
Sevengill 04.20.16	I enjoyed Babadook, but It Follows was easily the best of the year. Except maybe Zombeavers.
BallsDeep 04.20.16	babadook shits the bed at the end like most films. REC 1 has the most terrifying ending ever. VHS 1 and 2 also have their moments and you can skip to the next one if your not feeling it
Trebor. 04.20.16	Lost Highway
Sevengill 04.20.16	worst ending ever goes to The Mist. if I could have walked out of the theater I would have, but the movie was over so...you know what I mean.
SCREAM! 04.20.16	If you want something so laughably stupid/unpredictable it becomes entertaining check the ABCs of Death on netflix
Sevengill 04.20.16	saw that on Google's best horror of 2014 results...gonna be a long line though
Trebor. 04.20.16	horror is kind of a garbage genre The would only consider like 7 horror movies as better than a 7/10, and only like 2 that are better than 8/10 (The Thing/Alien) and those I like more for the sci-fi elements and the characters and stuff. Very few movies actually scare me, and even when they do that's not really something I value anyway
SCREAM! 04.20.16	"and even when they do that's not really something I value anyway" So why watch horror?
Sevengill 04.20.16	Treb you poor thing.
lyzakthellama 04.20.16	Idk, I liked the Babadook but not as a horror film, it was just a good movie and without the ending it would have been a boring and predictable stupid horror movie
BeyondCosby 04.20.16	@sevengill have you read the short story it's based off of?
Kman418 04.20.16	ppl who watch horror movies to actually get scared are dum anyways
InbredJed 04.20.16	Anybody say Event Horizon yet?
Shuyin 04.21.16	Event Horizon is not a good movie, the second half is absolutely terrible
someguest 04.21.16	Scary movies make me laugh.
Nocturnalize 04.21.16	reddit no sleep has better scary storys then any modern horror movie tbh
hikingmetalpunk 04.21.16	three on a meathook
Sevengill 04.21.16	@Beyond - which one do you mean?
Shuyin 04.21.16	"The would only consider like 7 horror movies as better than a 7/10, and only like 2 that are better than 8/10" I'm pretty sure you're looking for horror in the wrong places
Kman418 04.21.16	anyways beyond the black rainbow is better than like everything mentioned in this thread so far js
Vetimus 04.21.16	Martyrs and Inside.
Sevengill 04.21.16	I dunno Shuy, a 49 on Metacritic isn't inspiring me.
Shuyin 04.21.16	"anyways beyond the black rainbow is better than like everything mentioned in this thread so far js" Just no
Kman418 04.21.16	name 1 thing thats wrong with that movie dont try u cant cause its more or less a masterpiece
Shuyin 04.21.16	"I dunno Shuy, a 49 on Metacritic isn't inspiring me." Don't watch the american remakes, that's why I left the release year of the movies. This is what you're looking for http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0365376/?ref_=nv_sr_2 http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1646959/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0440803/?ref_=fn_al_tt_2 http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1437358/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0286751/?ref_=nv_sr_1 http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0235198/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0468683/?ref_=fn_al_tt_2
Shuyin 04.21.16	Forgot to mention, Bedevilled and Audition are gory af, the latter can be kinda sick near the end so.. there's that
Kman418 04.21.16	tbh ive always felt like j-horror is rly hit and miss and people always just say its objectively better cause it looks more cultured or whatever like the original grudge and ring movies are honestly stupid as fuck, they're fun but thats about it. the remakes are stupid as fuck too but they at least got some neat visuals cuz they're not working on a shoestring budget so like if i had to pick one or the other
Shuyin 04.21.16	"name 1 thing thats wrong with that movie" It's okay but honestly I've seen way better so "tbh ive always felt like j-horror is rly hit and miss and people always just say its objectively better cause it looks more cultured or whatever" The best J-Horror is the one that fucks with your head, because South Korea and Japan knows how to establish a really dark atmosphere/mood but the good movies that they put out demand patience and are far more rewarding and interesting than most of the Hollywood Horror bs. So if you liked the american version better then I'm pretty sure that J-Horror is just not for you. That said, not all J-Horror is gold, I've seen some Japanese horror movies that were pretty fucking terrible
Kman418 04.21.16	i have no problem with slow movies that rely on mood/atmosphere but those two movies do not do that well at all. there are j-horror movies that do pull that off, a tale of two sisters is quality and while noroi is really messy/unfocused but it pulls off a few nice moments and has a well built atmosphere to it. i just think the idea that they're somehow inherently more atmosphere driven than most other horror movies is silly cause i'd say they hit the mark at about the same rate as any other country does and i feel a lot of stuff thats pretty garbage gets a pass cuz its japanese and people have this weird overhyped view of j-horror movies (like ringu and whatever the original grudge was called)
Kman418 04.21.16	being able to create a good atmosphere and mood within film relies almost entirely on the visuals and editing though, which is also why beyond the black rainbow is like the best movie ever probably
Sevengill 04.21.16	shit black rainbow was recd by kman, I totally fucked that one up. but it did lead to a good point about bad remakes of great Japanese movies coughGodzillacough
Sevengill 04.21.16	Marabunta?~ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0122603/
Kman418 04.21.16	oh also hausu is really cool but honestly is it even a horror movie
Mystletainn 04.21.16	Scary movies make me laugh [2]
Sevengill 04.21.16	my cousin and I watched Avalanche Sharks on Netflix last week and it was a great time. sometimes a laughably bad horror movie hits the spot. like, you're scrolling through at 11pm and you see "Avalanche Sharks tells the story of a bikini contest that turns into a horrifying affair when it is hit by a shark avalanche" and you know what must be done.
oltnabrick 04.21.16	all these are slashers: Candyman Urban Legend Sleepaway Camp The Burning Silent Night, Deadly Night My Bloody Valentine Prom Night Maniac Cop The Editor The Final Girls and these r some other 1s: cube jacobs ladder the changeling under the skin the ward the fly the haunting the house of the devil the golem the host the brood
Sevengill 04.21.16	nobody has mentioned Teeth I'm almost surprised. almost.
Tyler. 04.21.16	hey check out teeth that pretty scary
mifzal 04.21.16	Scary Movie 1.2 and 3
BeneaththeDarkOcean 04.21.16	Seconded the mention of Jacob's Ladder. Also, it's not truly a horror film, more of a sci-fi drama with horror elements, but check Altered States if you haven't. It's where the cover image of Godflesh's Streetcleaner comes from. :3
Calc 04.21.16	babadook was super meh, like most movies, but people here seem to be freely exchanging suspense movies and horror movies. weird.
Shuyin 04.21.16	I can't speak much for the Ringu and the Ju-On franchise (The Grudge) because that was my introduction to the whole foreign/Asian horror scene, at the time I found some enjoyment in them tbh. The thing is that I appreciate a good/original story and eerie moments in horror, and South Korean cinema nails it perfectly, while Hollywood just focuses on flashy visuals which detracts from the overall experience because their movies end up being dumb af, with dull camera work/story and acting. So when something happens near the end, I'm no longer invested in the story. That's why people lose their shit when something unique appears like the The Babadook and It Follows, The Conjuring was pretty damn good as well I can name a lot of Japanese horror movies that were pretty bad, and in fact I've been only getting the bad movies lately because there really isn't a lot of actually good horror movies to see. Ghost Train is the worst horror movie I've ever seen
Davil667 04.21.16	Yeah, oltna knows. The Fly (1986) is awesome and scary as fck.
Sevengill 04.21.16	"but people here seem to be freely exchanging suspense movies and horror movies. weird." oh man, people even get caught up on movie genres around here
Nocturnalize 04.21.16	Grave Encounters Devils Pass
p4p 04.21.16	Tusuk Jelangkung ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTOV53SLjd0)
Sevengill 04.21.16	what in the bloody hell is this o_o
p4p 04.21.16	indonesian horror movie from 2002. plenty of jumpscares and folklore ghost and shit.
EyesWideShut 04.21.16	Martyrs yo
Insurrection 04.21.16	i saw the devil
Shemson 04.21.16	I liked most of the American Horror Story series' if you want more than just a movie to get into? Also you said you're into b movie junk so watch Dead Snow. It's subtitled as I think it's Danish but it's like a horror comedy on a ski slope with nazi zombies so obviously it's amazing.
Sevengill 04.22.16	not such a zombie fan but I have seen that one. late-night roommate shenanigans. it was worth it xD
BallsDeep 04.22.16	American horror story First season and asylum. The rest of them suck camel dick
Chortles 04.22.16	it follows is soooo fucking good
Kman418 04.22.16	tbh it follows is basically just halloween for millenials but halloween is also A+ so its chill
wwf 04.22.16	Check Hush, it's on netflix and it's fantastic. It's just a really well executed simple horror movie with a brilliant premise. It's about a deaf woman who is being toyed with in her house by someone who is basically constantly a step ahead of her. Really good cat-and-mouse style movie, total gem. You can practically hear the gears spinning in both of their heads and most of the movie is conveyed non-verbally. Plus it's scarier than It Follows and it's far better than Babadook. Two thumbs up, check it out. Please.
Kman418 04.22.16	hush was a piece of garbage
wwf 04.22.16	^Get out of my face with that shit lmao It Follows is clearly lovingly made and it's approach to it's characters is really sweet and endearing but it's just terrible at being scary for me personally on the second half. It's just impossible to sustain tension on that premise
Kman418 04.22.16	yeah its not scary at all but i haven't actually watched horror movies to be scared in a long ass time so that didn't really bother me. its just astoundingly well made, it captures the specific aesthetic its going for shockingly well and has some incredibly well crafted visuals and overall atmosphere but honestly idk why hush is getting the attention its getting right now, the characters felt incredibly simplistic/poorly written, it didn't do much new compared to other home invasion movies (other than the whole deaf aspect, which ultimately felt sort of gimmicky seeing as it felt like they only included it to have a few situations that felt new on the surface level), and the visuals were incredibly flat. good visuals especially are way way more important in a horror movie than most other genres
wwf 04.22.16	it's funny that you pretty much nailed what I think about It Follows but I have literally the exact opposite feeling about Hush, since you're literally the first person I've talked to about it, online or otherwise. I thought the visuals were great. It might not be It Follows level visually but it's still a pretty good looking horror movie. Or maybe I was distracted by how attractive both movie's leads were
Kman418 04.22.16	idk im sort of a snob when it comes to visuals cause thats like by far the biggest draw to film for me both as a viewer and a filmmaker so i probably place way more value on visuals and am way more critical of them than most people. i just felt like with hush most of the camera work was pretty generic, it was really overlit like most standard horror movies and had a pretty limited color palette, there were a ton of really basic tracking/dolly shots that just followed the action of the scene without much intention and sort of on that same note, i didn't feel like most of it was particularly well framed. i don't think it had bad visuals, they were just sort of generic and felt like what i'd expect from a random horror film i found on netflix. the mask had a nice look to it but the dude took it off after like 5 minutes anyways
wwf 04.22.16	you were clearly watching it from a filmmaker's perspective while I was just watching it as a semi-casual moviegoer but I have to say if Hush disappointed you visually, you must be soooooo massively distraught about the state of the horror industry lately lmao because so many big horror movies can hardly even qualify as films
Insurrection 04.22.16	why are you acting like hush is a horror movie. it's a well crafted thriller with some slasher tropes if anything. personally i loved the deaf aspect. that scene where she's going over options in her head was great
Sevengill 04.22.16	if I may interject, aren't thriller and slasher types of horror?
Kman418 04.22.16	the state of big budget horror movies is pretty shitty right now as it has been for the last 2 or 3 decades but actually i think the 10s are the best decade for horror so far since the 80s when you actually start looking into lesser known independent stuff. like just in the last 5 years alone, there have been soooo many really incredible horror movies that just entirely flew under the radar cause they were really small projects and didn't get wide releases. like if you're willing to dig a bit more and know where to look there's some really great stuff being made right now
Sevengill 04.22.16	which is why I'm mining yall's knowledge base for those under the radar movies. so far so good.
Shemson 04.22.16	I would class slasher as a type of horror but not thrillers. Thrillers to me are movies like Memento or The Usual Suspects where you're not 100% sure what's going on or what's coming next and you get a good pay off at the end (which lets face it you rarely do with horror or slashers)
Sevengill 04.22.16	Yeah that's fair. there's a lot of crossover but Alfred Hitchcock isn't really horror.
Shemson 04.22.16	However if you're into Hitchcock there's a really creepy TV series called Bates Motel which is based on Mrs Bates taking over the hotel whilst Norman is still a teen. I've seen the first 8 or so episodes and it's really good and very dark.
EyesWideShut 04.22.16	Hush '98 with Gwyneth Paltrow and Jessica Lange is a blossic
SCREAM! 04.22.16	"I would class slasher as a type of horror but not thrillers. Thrillers to me are movies like Memento or The Usual Suspects where you're not 100% sure what's going on or what's coming next and you get a good pay off at the end (which lets face it you rarely do with horror or slashers)" I always classified thrillers sort of as horror-lite. Whereas horror aims to shock or scare, thrillers are more about create a sort of uneasy feeling. Something like Shutter Island would fall under thriller imo because it relies a lot on suspense and the unknown to create that feeling of unease but never crosses over to where it feels like it's trying to scare you. Also, for the record, when I say horror-lite I don't mean that as a negative against thrillers. Tbh the track record for thrillers is probably better than for horrors
Sevengill 04.22.16	Thrillers have to be a little more artistic to get the right vibe. Horror can go for the throat, whereas classic thrillers require more subtlety and plot dexterity to get that climax.
EyesWideShut 04.22.16	what about Antichrist or The Beyond those a good
Sevengill 04.22.16	Antichrist actually looks pretty sweet.
EyesWideShut 04.22.16	if you loved that dense woods atmosphere/symbolic elements of De Witch you'll dig Antichrist.. its just Von Trier'ish with the psychological element.. Dafoe and Gainsbrough kill it.
Shemson 04.22.16	Yeah I agree with Scream and Sevengill, think we've defined thrillers pretty nicely there. Back on topic 28 days later is an incredible film if you haven't seen it yet, again I'm more into the zombie style stuff.
Insurrection 04.22.16	antichrist has the most fucked up scene ive seen in any movie dunno if its rec worthy but if you like psychological headtrips then yea go for it
Sevengill 04.22.16	Zombi 2 by Fulci is where it's at. The Zombie vs. Shark and Eye Splinter scenes are stone cold classics.
EyesWideShut 04.22.16	how bout The Hitcher '86 thats another blassic.. Rutger Hauer with his big head and a shotgun are on point.
Kman418 04.22.16	any of u guys seen hour of the wolf
Sevengill 04.22.16	that's by Duran Duran right
CaimanJesus 04.25.16	It's more of a thriller, but check Daybreakers if you haven't. It's aight. Here's a video that will give you the gist of the movie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbQfCN0R0mM
Shuyin 04.25.16	Daybreakers is worth a watch, but it does have a silly ending imo
BigPleb 04.25.16	Only movies that have generally got under my skin were The Shining and the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Both films are testament to the fact that gore is far less effective than psychological cacophony and just general tension.
Davil667 04.25.16	Really surprised nobody mentioned The Evil Dead (1981) so far. It's a classic of this genre and so much fun to watch. It's essential to watch the uncut version though...
Shemson 04.25.16	Haha the ending of Daybreakers was hilarious, that giant lake of blood and carnage everywhere and the perfectly timed heroic entrance from Dafoe too! Wasn't a terrible film though, enjoyable enough.
Shemson 04.25.16	Oh and yeah Davil man, The Evil Dead uncut is of course a classic
Sevengill 04.25.16	I need to see (both, there are two right?) Evil Dead movies. Netflix and chill?
SCREAM! 04.25.16	"Only movies that have generally got under my skin were The Shining and the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre." OG Texas Chainsaw Massacre remains my fave horror Something about The Shining never did it for me though. Jack Nicholson's performance annoyed me in that one
Sevengill 04.25.16	I've never actually seen The Shining front to back. Like, I've caught pieces of it while channel surfing and stuck around for an hour but I need to watch it at some point.
Davil667 04.25.16	"I need to see (both, there are two right?) Evil Dead movies. Netflix and chill?" There are three parts actually, third part is Army of Darkness which is not very scary but also fun as fck. Don't know where to stream the uncut version tbh. but it's def worth looking for it as the cut version is pure trash.
Sevengill 07.10.16	guys, I saw The Shallows the other day and it made my week. if you like maneater movies, it's your new wet dream.
oltnabrick 07.10.16	Alien vs Predator
mifzal 07.10.16	Noroi the curse is good.
ZippaThaRippa 07.10.16	Why have I still not watched The Thing
CaimanJesus 07.10.16	It's not a maneater, but I watched Hush recently, and I loved it. It's more of a thriller than a horror, but I highly recommend it.
zaruyache 07.10.16	We went to see The Shallows and at the first shark attack my friend laughed inappropriately loudly in a quick shriek. I pretty much died.
mifzal 07.10.16	The Shallows was surprisingly good for a shark movie
Sevengill 07.10.16	20 minutes of Blake Lively's backside was a great way to introduce suspension of disbelief
rockandmetaljunkie 07.10.16	3 and 7 were laughable movies, hardly the stuff that makes a film scary
porcupinetheater 07.10.16	Creepshow's got a great old-school fun horror vibe, one of my favorites. The Beyond - Hell and gore and zombies and supernatural spirits and killer spiders and... Don't Look Now (how nobody's mentioned this one yet is unbelievable) Kwaidan - Japanese supernatural anthology horror with arguably the greatest production design in history Martyrs [∞] Repulsion - one of the best in any genre ever. The Strange Color of Your Body's Tears - almost no discernable plot, but the style is absolutely brilliant and really fucking unsettling Baby Blood - gruesome and insane Intruder (1989) - way too often forgotten slasher, an ultra gory hidden gem StageFright: Aquarius - Late period giallo, really creepy and so much fucking fun Blood and Black Lace - Established the giallo, and is designed so gorgeously, even the cinematography becomes unsettling.
TumsFestival 07.10.16	Horror: We Are What We Are Evil Dead (original) The Shining The Fly A Nightmare On Elm Street (original) Scream Dawn of the Dead (remake) Slither Carrie (original) We Need To Talk About Kevin (more of a drama but oh so much suspense) Oculus One Hour Photo The Last House On The Left (original) Horror Comedy: Shaun of the Dead Evil Dead II Dead Alive Dale & Tucker vs. Evil What We Do In The Shadows
TumsFestival 07.10.16	Also it might be because I can't stand Joss Wheaton's writing but I hated Cabin in the Woods
rockandmetaljunkie 07.10.16	"Why have I still not watched The Thing" :O Do it now !! and watch the 2011 prequel as well. It's a decent movie
porcupinetheater 07.10.16	You can definitely skip the overly cgi-ed try hard shitfest that is The Thing's 2011 prequel. 1982 version's genius, though, agreed.
Sevengill 07.11.16	[2]
Rowan5215 07.11.16	just stumbled across a movie called They Look Like People which got really good reviews, will report back here if it's good
brainmelter 07.11.16	1982 The Thing still blows me away at parts, the practical effects are cray slither isn't scary it's just really gross
brainmelter 07.11.16	slither isnt scary whatsoever, its just really, really gross
Rowan5215 07.11.16	update: They Look Like People (2015) is an indie masterpiece no jumpscares, some skin-crawling moments, but it's all built on a really strong, lovable, emotional core that keeps the whole thing going. really strong performances and writing. highly recommended
MyNameIsPencil 07.11.16	28 Days Later is a masterpiece imo
mifzal 07.11.16	28 days later was a better walking dead series that ended in one episode. 28 weeks later was ok too.
MyNameIsPencil 07.11.16	The opening in 28 Weeks Later is nearly perfect too
brainmelter 07.11.16	28 days later is one of my faves
Deathconscious 02.02.17	watching It Follows right now. i heard it was supposed to be good but its better than i expected.