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Never been a horror fan, however I'd like to have another look.
A couple of real bone-chilling, pant-sh!tters please. :)
A couple of real bone-chilling, pant-sh!tters please. :)
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The first time I saw the original Texas chain saw massacre I nearly ** myself.
I'm not joking either.
I'm not joking either.
The Wedding Planner
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I'm scarred of commitment :(
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I'm scarred of commitment :(
Candyman scared me solid when i saw it (was about 12)
JAWS WHEN THE HEAD FELL OUT OF THE BOAT ,I FELL OFF MY SEATIN THE PICTURES AND A LADY ASKEDIF I WAS ALLRIGHT
The Grudge. F uck me thats scares the holly be jesus outta me
do you want chilling type horror or all out gore...
The Amityville Horror (1979) ... "for God`s sake get out !"
Scared the sh!te out of me, had to turn it off half way through
Scared the sh!te out of me, had to turn it off half way through
watch a film called maskhead..
its utter shyte but if you watch it all the way through without wincing y our probably a serial killer yourself
its utter shyte but if you watch it all the way through without wincing y our probably a serial killer yourself
How the fack can you be scared of a film, are you all poofs or what ?
Do people really find films scary ? Some make you jump, but hard to think of one capable of making you pi-ss yourself.
Armchair Thriller and some Tales of the Unexpected were creepy and more disturbing than films.
I agree. Horror films always seem .... well ... implausible
Not so much scary, but the original Wicker Man and Spoorloos (Vanishing) have truly shocking conclusions which had me thinking about them for days.
My idea of horror is waking up in bed next to Diane Abbott.
I'd be facking suicidal if I thought I'd sh@gged it.
I'd be facking suicidal if I thought I'd sh@gged it.
You'd feel even worse if you thought you'd voted for it... . ;)
The Aussie outback fact based drama "Wolf Creek".
My idea of horror is waking up in bed next to Diane Abbott.
I'd be facking suicidal if I thought I'd sh@gged it.
...even worse if it was Michael Portillo!
I'd be facking suicidal if I thought I'd sh@gged it.
...even worse if it was Michael Portillo!
I'm looking at her now. wtf does she have to wear skin tight clothes? 3 layers of fat. yuk.
Well, yeah, Wolf Creek was pretty horrific, I must admit. Wasn't it based on a true story though ? Fiction has trouble matching the horror of life.
I found watching Mama Mia much more uncomfortable viewing than any horror film.
yes it was bluebook. that's why i said fact based. :-)
Nighmare on Elm St.
I was about 13/14 at the time and it was something different to the usual horrors.
Also The Evil Dead. Again i was about 10/11 when i first saw it.
I was about 13/14 at the time and it was something different to the usual horrors.
Also The Evil Dead. Again i was about 10/11 when i first saw it.
Psycho when first shown on tv. Behind the couch a must.
Watch ed The Omen 1 and 2 at the flicks aged 16 and walked home alone through some woods.............absolutley sh1tting myself ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
night of the demon (check this one out)
dead of night
original texas chainsaw
dead of night
original texas chainsaw
Evil dead when it first came out on video, seems rather silly if you watch it now, but scared me at the time I think I was about 15.
Drag me to hell made me jump a bit.
Aliens when I first watched it at 8 years old gave me nightmares for weeks.
Its 18 rated for a reason, kids!
Aliens when I first watched it at 8 years old gave me nightmares for weeks.
Its 18 rated for a reason, kids!
uncle nasty 29 Jan 16:25
night of the demon (check this one out)
One of my all time fav films!! Havent seen it for a few years.
The Ring, where the girl crawls out of the TV was bloody creepy!!
The Japanese do some really good, creepy horror stuff.
night of the demon (check this one out)
One of my all time fav films!! Havent seen it for a few years.
The Ring, where the girl crawls out of the TV was bloody creepy!!
The Japanese do some really good, creepy horror stuff.
dunno what it was called -is a old film 70's i think - this guy wore a ring that brought him back to life -maybe a vampire thingy -cant rember much about it but it scared me at the time never seen it since -30 yrs - he had piercing yellow eyes and was making a man/thing out of some special clay which he planned to bring to life -was finally destroyed when the hero drew a pentangle around this creation which trapped them inside and then set it alight -sounds vague but has always stuck in my mind maybe had angie dickensen in it but i maybe way off the mark
As a nipper American Warewolf in London.
As an old fella The Wicker Man
As an old fella The Wicker Man
When Julie Andrews came running over that hill I facking screamed, I was in East Ham Odeon with two younger cousins and had tio suffer that sh1te all the way through. Never watched it since.
the woman in bllack is easily the best horror film of all time, a superb, atmospheric ghost story, hard to get hold of tho as it only on channel 4 the once and the copywright meant it couldnt be shown again, its also of course a famous play in london which many people find scary
...i think u can watch it on youtube if ur prepared to click ahead to next section every ten mins
the original 1930s dracula watched as a kid scared the life out of me the only film since then to raise the old hairs on the back of the neck was the "others" with nicole kidman
None of the films mentioned are what you call scary in the truest sense.
The head coming out of the ship in Jaws was probaley one of the most scariest scenes ever in a film if you had no idea it was coming but the film itself wasn't scary.
Most horror movies telegraph the ' scary ' parts a mile off if you have seen enough of them.
The head coming out of the ship in Jaws was probaley one of the most scariest scenes ever in a film if you had no idea it was coming but the film itself wasn't scary.
Most horror movies telegraph the ' scary ' parts a mile off if you have seen enough of them.
As Mr eboue said, the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is absolutely horrid.
Would love to watch the original again but i think it is banned.
Would love to watch the original again but i think it is banned.
a nightmare on elm street 1 when was young
one 2 freddies coming to get you
3...4 you better lock your door :-(
one 2 freddies coming to get you
3...4 you better lock your door :-(
cannibal holocaust nearly made me sick watching it
blair witch project was scarry ,watched it before it came out over here and without the hype etc
blair witch project was scarry ,watched it before it came out over here and without the hype etc
As Mr eboue said, the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is absolutely horrid.
Would love to watch the original again but i think it is banned.
Not banned readily available.
Would love to watch the original again but i think it is banned.
Not banned readily available.
The Evil Dead sh*t the bejesus out of me when I watched it years ago.
We've had a meeting of the committee and have decided that this thread is packed with poofs or liars.
Over to you...
Over to you...
a home video made by my mum and dad that i wasn't meant to see.
The Priest 29 Jan 20:13
As Mr eboue said, the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is absolutely horrid.
Would love to watch the original again but i think it is banned.
Not banned readily available.
You sure about that, the last time i tried it was a remake ?
As Mr eboue said, the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is absolutely horrid.
Would love to watch the original again but i think it is banned.
Not banned readily available.
You sure about that, the last time i tried it was a remake ?
It was on a terrestrial channel not that long ago.
I missed that.
Did they chop up the guy in the wheel chair on tv?
I watched in the earlier 80's, and everytime i hear about it is different.
Did they chop up the guy in the wheel chair on tv?
I watched in the earlier 80's, and everytime i hear about it is different.
My next door neighbour sat her big bare árse on some clingfilm that was still on my new deckchair. The imprint, stretch and dubious stain made it the scariest film I have ever seen.
Anyone remember that halloween thing with michael parkinson and I think ulrika johnson? - prob late 80's, early 90's
Whole thing was a setup, but this wasn't known at the time. Had live audience, experts, live cameras etc. Bit like most haunted, except good. Scared the feck out of me.
ITV have said they'll never show it again on TV as at least one bloke died from a heart attack, and countless school kids scared **lesss of the dark.
Wil try find the name.
Whole thing was a setup, but this wasn't known at the time. Had live audience, experts, live cameras etc. Bit like most haunted, except good. Scared the feck out of me.
ITV have said they'll never show it again on TV as at least one bloke died from a heart attack, and countless school kids scared **lesss of the dark.
Wil try find the name.
Aha. Ghostwatch.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghostwatch
The reaction to the programme led the BBC to place a decade-long ban on the programme being repeated after its initial broadcast and, although this has now been lifted, it remains unlikely that it will ever be shown again on British terrestrial television.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghostwatch
The reaction to the programme led the BBC to place a decade-long ban on the programme being repeated after its initial broadcast and, although this has now been lifted, it remains unlikely that it will ever be shown again on British terrestrial television.
Mine was THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, it really made me jump and scared the living daylights out of me. :(
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