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.......In the Mouth of Madness. No one ever mentions this movie. It plays with your head and is the scariest freakin movie EVER! Besides that, Dawn and Day of the Dead are the best horror films, even if they arent that scary.

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jbpacersrule80 wrote:.......In the Mouth of Madness. No one ever mentions this movie. It plays with your head and is the scariest freakin movie EVER! Besides that, Dawn and Day of the Dead are the best horror films, even if they arent that scary.
Mate, 'In the Mouth of Madness' has to be the single most f**ked up film I've ever seen! Quality stuff!

Have you seen 'Dead End'? Very much a similar kind of affair.

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speccyteccy wrote:Someone else mentioned Jacob's Ladder - that is one brilliant film.
Absolutely.
Disturbing and grim.
Tim Robbins' finest hour.

Groet, Erik
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blaster78 wrote:event horizon.

horror, sci-fi, excellent cast and a cool soundtrack.

what more could you ask for ?
Writers leaving the funky Latin alone?

Groet, Erik
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GaryG wrote: How about the Dr Phibes movies? Cheesy/hammy as hell but some really dark stuff in them.
Definately great.
My brother described them as "basically a very bad trip".

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sickle666 wrote:Lost Highway is a good mention..

That twisted mental horror thing is clay in the hands of a director like Lynch..Can't mention that one without a nod to 'Mulholland Drive'

two scenes in that flick with MAJOR Horror appeal:

When the guy sees that whatever the f**k that thing is behind the diner..

When the chick sees her own corpse in the bungalow (best horror moment in recent history for me!!!)

Not to mention Badalementi's awesome work on those soundtracks..whoot!
Lynch and Badalamenti - what a combination. When we were watching Mulholland Drive, I remember a friend of mine closing his eyes and almost crying in terror.

Interestingly, UK magazine SFX had a horror special issue last month and one of its 30 Scariest moments [or was that 40, can't remember] was a scene in Lost Highway.

I have to mention these films:

Evil Dead 1 and 2

Salem's Lot

The japanese Ring [the american version was still great, but it ruined the whole 'crawling out of TV' scene IMO]

Suspiria

Alien [well, not exactly horror, but close enough]

Audition [a totally sick film]

On the other hand, The Exorcist doesn't do anything to be.

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eraserhead

just thoroughly unnerving - especially those little chickens !

and salo

for being perverse enough that i couldnt watch it til the end

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I prefer a good old fashioned ghost story to the gory stuff, they always scare me a hell of a lot more. So my votes would be:

Ghost Story (a 1980's classic)
The Changeling (just disturbing)
The Shining (the bath scene and the spooky kids :-o )
What Lies Beneath (OK, but a bit tame)
The Others (the best recent attempt at the genre)

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GaryG wrote: the eye (one moment in particular scared the absolute bejezus outta me)

That wouldn't be the moment when the ghost in the hospital appears out of nowhere behind that half-blind girl and goes 'moo' or something, would it? :D :D Scared the shit out of me too :-o :-o :D

I also loved The Devil's Backbone too.

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oh yeah and cannibal ferox (or whatever one it was that the idea of the lost video tapes was ripped off of for the blair witch project)

and while were on all things italian

opera (my favourite slasher movie)

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sickle666 wrote:Lost Highway is a good mention..
the scary bit for me was when they were in their bedroom near the beginning with bill pullman entering out of the darkness - just so... edgy and uncomfotable.

TristezaOrange wrote:The japanese Ring [the american version was still great, but it ruined the whole 'crawling out of TV' scene IMO]
My thoughts pretty much. Having it in broad daylight and seeing the womans face before she reached the ex-husband... ruined it. I'll add that i thought they were too straight with the symbolism/imagery in the video, explaining all the images etc. The abstract nature of the Japanese version made it much more effective.
On the other hand, The Exorcist doesn't do anything to be.
the stuff I like about The exorcist isn't the horror, it's the priest and his mother etc. Maybe I saw too many crap rip-offs before, may have had more of an effect if i'd seen it when it came out (though i'd been about 6 i think...)

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tetraplan wrote:
speccyteccy wrote:Someone else mentioned Jacob's Ladder - that is one brilliant film.
Absolutely.
Disturbing and grim.
Tim Robbins' finest hour.

Groet, Erik

Top notch film, and very scary imo. I always find the twisted psychological ones by far the most frightening.

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TristezaOrange wrote:
GaryG wrote: the eye (one moment in particular scared the absolute bejezus outta me)
That wouldn't be the moment when the ghost in the hospital appears out of nowhere behind that half-blind girl and goes 'moo' or something, would it? :D :D Scared the shit out of me too :-o :-o :D
no, but thinking about it... yes, that moment too :-o

I was thinking of the girl in the handwriting class.

"you're sitting in my chair"

:-o :-o :-o :-o :-o :-o :-o :-o

and the guy in the lift!!!

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The Shining.

Rosemary's Baby.

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I also loved The Devil's Backbone too
How could I forget that one! A superb foreign language 'revenge' ghost story

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