Anyone else than me that likes horror movies?

[A4M_Jared]

Dipends on what kind of horror movie

[MojoReborn]

I like Supernatural type horror movies, like the Grudge.... can't really think of any other supernatural horror movies that where really scary... Also Phobia a thai movie which showed lots of thai superstitions I liked it

not paranormal activity that was just sh*t..

[KnocTurnOwl]

the only horror movie to ever scare me as a kid was the exorcist (original) everything else was to cartoony imo..... i think real life killers are scarier then anything you'd see in a movie like for example Ed Gein, Jeffrey Dahmer, Dennis Rader, Zodiac Killer....i used to watch all of american justice on A&E lol

[KenseixHisagi69]

Signs is also a favorite of mine. The picture, soundtrack, special affects, acting, etc were all well done and it exploited my fear of being watched by outside tormentors -_-. Its about the only movie i cant watch at night due to that lol. I also liked the philosophical and psychological aspects of it.

[Moshimisu]

Love horror. Have yet to be scared by anything yet, though. I've been trying to find a film that will scare me for a long time with no luck.

[EGChris]

As long as it has the genre "horror" in it im all in.

[tritone21]

My favorite horror film based on a Stephen King novel is The Stand.


Randall Flagg- He is a true horror villain.

[KenseixHisagi69]

Originally Posted by tritone21

My favorite horror film based on a Stephen King novel is The Stand.


Randall Flagg- He is a true horror villain.

Lol this is probably my favorite stephen king movie. Post-apocalyptic, good vs. evil, horror, god and the devil, drama, tragedy. It had everything. I agree that Flagg was one badass villain and scary as hell, especially in the cornfield dreams. He also had the best line in the movie, "Oh yeah i almost forgot...Pleased ta meecha Lloyd. Hope ya guess my name!" lol my dad and i cracked up when he said that since its from a favorite song of ours. And to this day, when we're discussing politics, the economy or comment on current events that make us facepalm, we sometimes use Tom's "M O O N. That spells yada yada," line lmao." Like this, "M O O N. That spells The Man."

[tritone21]

The Serpent and the Rainbow by Wes Craven is probably the best zombie movie from the 80s (even better than the original Day of the Dead). It takes place in Haiti, deals with voodoo practices, has great acting by Bill Pullman, has impressive special effects, and adequate plot & dialogue.