Mission To Mars. Saw it at the campgrounds open-air theatre when I was like 12, the scene where the guy gets sucked into the twister and spun so fast his arms and legs rip off gave me nightmares for weeks.
Color Out of Space. I watched it at 2am with headphones on in total darkness. The performances of the characters as they lose their grip on reality was very unsettling to me. They way they delivered their lines like they were in a bad dream where their tone, inflection , emotion, and facial expressions were all just slightly "off" made the sense of creeping dread feel way more other worldly and bizarre as the movie progressed. I watched it again and wasn't as creeped out, so I must have just been in the perfect state of mind to absorb that particular movie.
The Terminator when I was a kid was terrifying. When he lives through the truck explosion and starts dragging his feet. The high pitched horror music. Nightmares for weeks
In terms of just being scary, The Haunting 1963's atmosphere is unmatched to me. There's just some quality to it that makes it stand apart, especially for its time.
In terms of overall unsettlement, Cannibal Holocaust is up there. Feels like a documentary a lot of the time.
ET, saw this goyslop when I was 4 years old. Scared the absolute shit out of me.
gave me fear of the dark until i was 16.
I was still afraid of ayys into my 30s
Ghost Ship (2002), i saw it when i was 6 and it was scary.
Nothing scares me because I'm not a fricking baby lol
Boo!
AAAAARRRRRRGGGHHHHHHHH!!!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYY
AHHH
So wait, in spanzo countries, Batman dubbed was yelling, "¿Donde está el tree-gerrrr?"
Fricking lol f a m.
Inland Empire
batman with no pupils is legit terrifying
The Force Awakens trailer
Godzilla Minus One
The opening scene. The music and the animalistic portrayal of him on the island was terrifying and refreshing
Mission To Mars. Saw it at the campgrounds open-air theatre when I was like 12, the scene where the guy gets sucked into the twister and spun so fast his arms and legs rip off gave me nightmares for weeks.
Color Out of Space. I watched it at 2am with headphones on in total darkness. The performances of the characters as they lose their grip on reality was very unsettling to me. They way they delivered their lines like they were in a bad dream where their tone, inflection , emotion, and facial expressions were all just slightly "off" made the sense of creeping dread feel way more other worldly and bizarre as the movie progressed. I watched it again and wasn't as creeped out, so I must have just been in the perfect state of mind to absorb that particular movie.
I watched this movie recently and it fricking sucked.
Wouldn't say scary but Nocturnal Animals had me on the edge of my seat the way I want a good horror film to
Are we excited for LONGLEGS? All the reviews so far say its really scary
The Terminator when I was a kid was terrifying. When he lives through the truck explosion and starts dragging his feet. The high pitched horror music. Nightmares for weeks
Doctor gaybutt
In terms of just being scary, The Haunting 1963's atmosphere is unmatched to me. There's just some quality to it that makes it stand apart, especially for its time.
In terms of overall unsettlement, Cannibal Holocaust is up there. Feels like a documentary a lot of the time.
Movies don't scare me. The news do.
First half of Barbarian was unnerving, dark tunnels are an easy creepy location. Once it switched perspectives however the fear factor was gone.
Dear Zachary. But for something that was completely outside my control is how I would have ended up. Dead, and my kids murdered by a lunatic woman.
ET, saw this goyslop when I was 4 years old. Scared the absolute shit out of me.
gave me fear of the dark until i was 16.
I was still afraid of ayys into my 30s
how is E.T. "goyslop"?
The pixelated tapes in Lake Mungo are very spooky. The moving noise does things to her face.
>«MOVIES» SCARE HIM.
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yes
Hostel (2005)
Scared the fricking shit out of me. I screamed in the theater.