Maybe not the scariest, but: >Kairo (2001) >The Cell (2000) >Isolation (2005) >Evil Dead Trap (1988) >TCM (1974) >Alien (1979) >In the Mouth of Madness (1994) >Tourist Trap (1979) >Martyrs (2008) >Creep (2014) >Barbarian (2022) >Broadcast Signal Intrusion (2021)
The Descent because shit like that happens all the time when you let women pick your activities. Not so much the cannibal cave people stuff but definitely the hopelessly lost part. That and the women all turning on each other the second there's an issue.
The Shining
Stir of Echoes
House (1985)
Rec °
The Thing
Prince Of Darkness
Black Sabbath
Pet Sematary
The Sixth Sense
Jacob's Ladder
The McPherson Tape
The Descent because shit like that happens all the time when you let women pick your activities. Not so much the cannibal cave people stuff but definitely the hopelessly lost part. That and the women all turning on each other the second there's an issue.
Maybe not the scariest, but: >Kairo (2001) >The Cell (2000) >Isolation (2005) >Evil Dead Trap (1988) >TCM (1974) >Alien (1979) >In the Mouth of Madness (1994) >Tourist Trap (1979) >Martyrs (2008) >Creep (2014) >Barbarian (2022) >Broadcast Signal Intrusion (2021)
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these are good picks
Can you explain me the Descent? I watched it and thought it was incredibly bad.
It burns too slow then goes really fast. For some reason uses this yellowish soft glow everywhere even though the movie takes place in watery caves. This family/cheating subplot was absolutely pointless. Creatures look pathetically cheap. Absolutely no mystery or some interesting background behind all that.
How the frick it's good?
the visuals are 2000s-bad for the most part. I'll give you that.
Pacing is really not a problem, I suppose by slow burn you're referring to the interval between her family dying in a brutal freak accident and entering the cave, it's not very long. The family/cheating subplot is completely essential to the story because it ties together all the character's actions and all their guilt toward one another. Without that 'subplot' there's no drama between them, just a series of events. The monsters look absolutely fine. The real problem for viewers like you is they aren't deadly enough or scary enough in the second half, which is primarily a vehicle for Sarah's transformation into a berserk killer. It's a feminist film. That said, the monsters being not scary or effective in the second half is a valid criticism. There are plenty of interesting tidbits and mystery angles like the false ending, the old caving gear, (verne callback) and what the monsters really are. Those are all successful elements, but it's good because of its use of claustrophobic physical horror.
>good pacing (don't see how you thought it was slow, even the beginning is fairly quick) >great setting >great use of claustrophobia >cool monsters (i like monsters that are creepy deformed people)
It's not an absolute favorite movie of mine, but I also don't see how someone could think it's "incredibly bad."
I remember walking through the woods between me and my friends house when I was 6 years old and I suddenly started thinking about Hufsa and how easily she could get to me all alone. I just laid down and cried until my mom found me.
The Shining
Stir of Echoes
House (1985)
Rec °
The Thing
Prince Of Darkness
Black Sabbath
Pet Sematary
The Sixth Sense
Jacob's Ladder
The McPherson Tape
The first half of sinister was so fricking good.
Then they move out of the house and it all goes to shit.
it's hard to love a movie with a shit ending, but I don't care. Sinister is my pick, a really scary and unpleasant movie that doesn't veer into unwatchable
there is none. Movies cannot be scary because you know they are fake. The only thing scary are elaborated creepypastas and ARG that sell themselves as real.
>Movies cannot be scary because you know they are fake
True when you're an adult, movies are never that scary. >The only thing scary are elaborated creepypastas and ARG
You're scared of creepypastas? Still?
>Movies cannot be scary because you know they are fake.
This right here is a telltale sign of Autism. An inability to understand non-literal things, as well as a critical lack of imagination.
Noroi is the only one that I ever feel scared.
The fourth kind was a little scary
I have a question about an horror movie, if you have seen the entity, is almost exactly the same but the girl can see a shadow that knows her name. Every time she is going somewhere she heard her name and start looking until it finds the shadow. The ending is almost the same as the entity, she exorcise the demon moves to a new house and she is alone in the kitchen when she starts hearing her name again turns back and there is the shadow looking at her.
Yeah cgi is bad, but in my case what got me was the mistery behind the different cases and how he start finding the connections until he finds what is going on. Is just paranormal things happening without shitty jump scares and lame demons jumping around walls.
Hereditary was scarier to me in the first half than the second half. I knew a girl who died in high school in a car crash with her little brother. apparently the mother of that girl had a husband who killed himself in their garage years earlier too. Grief like that to me is incredibly horrifying because sometimes you just get super unlucky and Hereditary kinda reminded me of that
Heartbeat In The Brain but it's lost forever
The few stills and info blurbs on it paint more than you'd ever need on it and does a more effective job for me than any "SpooOoky" movie. Nothing phases me anymore
Noroi
The Poughkeepsie Tapes
Sauna three quarters of Sinister
Hereditary
Martyrs
Rec
The Descent
The Blair Witch Project
The Vanishing ('88)
Calvaire
The Bay
Skinamarink
Audition
The Shining
Lovely Molly
The Changeling
Scary movie 3
my life
This was actually pretty good but too fricking funny to be scary.
Decent Christmas movie thoughever, has a slightly comfy Twilight Zone feel to it.
Maybe not the scariest, but:
>Kairo (2001)
>The Cell (2000)
>Isolation (2005)
>Evil Dead Trap (1988)
>TCM (1974)
>Alien (1979)
>In the Mouth of Madness (1994)
>Tourist Trap (1979)
>Martyrs (2008)
>Creep (2014)
>Barbarian (2022)
>Broadcast Signal Intrusion (2021)
these are good picks
Tha sex tape I had wit ya motha hehehehe
Noroi, The Grudge 2 (2006)
The only movie that made me physically unwell
where can i watch this? my usual sites dont have it and ive actually found a couple that do but the downloads are completely fricked
The Descent because shit like that happens all the time when you let women pick your activities. Not so much the cannibal cave people stuff but definitely the hopelessly lost part. That and the women all turning on each other the second there's an issue.
it was scary until it turned out those cave guys were made out of paper
these are pretty scary
Can you explain me the Descent? I watched it and thought it was incredibly bad.
It burns too slow then goes really fast. For some reason uses this yellowish soft glow everywhere even though the movie takes place in watery caves. This family/cheating subplot was absolutely pointless. Creatures look pathetically cheap. Absolutely no mystery or some interesting background behind all that.
How the frick it's good?
the visuals are 2000s-bad for the most part. I'll give you that.
Pacing is really not a problem, I suppose by slow burn you're referring to the interval between her family dying in a brutal freak accident and entering the cave, it's not very long. The family/cheating subplot is completely essential to the story because it ties together all the character's actions and all their guilt toward one another. Without that 'subplot' there's no drama between them, just a series of events. The monsters look absolutely fine. The real problem for viewers like you is they aren't deadly enough or scary enough in the second half, which is primarily a vehicle for Sarah's transformation into a berserk killer. It's a feminist film. That said, the monsters being not scary or effective in the second half is a valid criticism. There are plenty of interesting tidbits and mystery angles like the false ending, the old caving gear, (verne callback) and what the monsters really are. Those are all successful elements, but it's good because of its use of claustrophobic physical horror.
>good pacing (don't see how you thought it was slow, even the beginning is fairly quick)
>great setting
>great use of claustrophobia
>cool monsters (i like monsters that are creepy deformed people)
It's not an absolute favorite movie of mine, but I also don't see how someone could think it's "incredibly bad."
The Jism Monster Returns: Easter Edition
True Norwegians will all agree with me.
OP here. My mom thought that was scary. I didn't. Guess you had to be there.
Hufsa on the other hand scared the shit out of me
Nothing compares to that girl. They made her episodes like straight up horror movies.
I remember walking through the woods between me and my friends house when I was 6 years old and I suddenly started thinking about Hufsa and how easily she could get to me all alone. I just laid down and cried until my mom found me.
The Grifter
Link the magnet or shaddup.
The Shining
Stir of Echoes
House (1985)
Rec °
The Thing
Prince Of Darkness
Black Sabbath
Pet Sematary
The Sixth Sense
Jacob's Ladder
The McPherson Tape
>The Sixth Sense
Very kino
what gang sign is he throwing there?
I was 8 when this came out and it made me afraid of aliens.
Same, I wasn't ready.
is that the moon from Majora's Mask?
Good until it go's full moron
The first half of sinister was so fricking good.
Then they move out of the house and it all goes to shit.
what is that in the pic supposed to be
it's hard to love a movie with a shit ending, but I don't care. Sinister is my pick, a really scary and unpleasant movie that doesn't veer into unwatchable
[rec] is the scariest film i've seen
idk what it was
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Kino soundtrack
Truman Show
think Skibidi Toilet meets Friday The 13th
there is none. Movies cannot be scary because you know they are fake. The only thing scary are elaborated creepypastas and ARG that sell themselves as real.
>Movies cannot be scary because you know they are fake
True when you're an adult, movies are never that scary.
>The only thing scary are elaborated creepypastas and ARG
You're scared of creepypastas? Still?
>Movies cannot be scary because you know they are fake.
This right here is a telltale sign of Autism. An inability to understand non-literal things, as well as a critical lack of imagination.
Cujo is pretty scary for a kid. that shit gave me nightmares.
Noroi is the only one that I ever feel scared.
The fourth kind was a little scary
I have a question about an horror movie, if you have seen the entity, is almost exactly the same but the girl can see a shadow that knows her name. Every time she is going somewhere she heard her name and start looking until it finds the shadow. The ending is almost the same as the entity, she exorcise the demon moves to a new house and she is alone in the kitchen when she starts hearing her name again turns back and there is the shadow looking at her.
>noroi
really? man i thought that movie was dumb as frick. that stupid fricking CGI baby scene took me right out of it
Yeah cgi is bad, but in my case what got me was the mistery behind the different cases and how he start finding the connections until he finds what is going on. Is just paranormal things happening without shitty jump scares and lame demons jumping around walls.
Listening to the soundtrack alone is probably more scary than the movie actually but I do miss James Wan horror movies.
Wan still does horror movies, he did the kino Malignant a few years ago.
Bishara's soundtracks are amazing
Not so much the most jump scary movie but the human skin puppet premise makes my skin crawl.
Hereditary was scarier to me in the first half than the second half. I knew a girl who died in high school in a car crash with her little brother. apparently the mother of that girl had a husband who killed himself in their garage years earlier too. Grief like that to me is incredibly horrifying because sometimes you just get super unlucky and Hereditary kinda reminded me of that
Sinister
Yellowbrickroad
Blair Witch
Holy shit taste
Wrong!
Calvaire
Heartbeat In The Brain but it's lost forever
The few stills and info blurbs on it paint more than you'd ever need on it and does a more effective job for me than any "SpooOoky" movie. Nothing phases me anymore
if it wasnt so goofy at the same time I'd say come and sneed.
What is this?
The Grifter
If I see the spooky OP pic in my dreams tonight I'm coming for all of you
Schindler's List.
because it really happened.
Noroi
The Poughkeepsie Tapes
Sauna
three quarters of Sinister
Hereditary
Martyrs
Rec
The Descent
The Blair Witch Project
The Vanishing ('88)
Calvaire
The Bay
Skinamarink
Audition
The Shining
Lovely Molly
The Changeling