Shagrat
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People dont really make "scary" horror films any more, it's all about blood and snot (see Hostel, House of a 1000 corpses, Hoboken Hollow etc).
Poltergeist scared the crap out of me when I was little.......thank god TV went 24hr, I used to hate that white noise screen after that.
and like others have said, first Nightmare on Elm Street film, great concept, scary as hell..
Event Horizon is one of the best scary films I've seen in a while, really atmospheric, reminded me of the first Alien film (another scary one).
It's all about immersion really (for me anyway) I need to be pulled into the film and feel like Im there with the character for them to get to me.
oh God, The Shining, thats the one. A perfect example of a film being as scary as hell without needing buckets of severed heads everywhere. Just popped into my head then while I was writing this...."Red Rum.....Red Rum"....
urgh, I'm off to hide behind the sofa
Poltergeist scared the crap out of me when I was little.......thank god TV went 24hr, I used to hate that white noise screen after that.
and like others have said, first Nightmare on Elm Street film, great concept, scary as hell..
Event Horizon is one of the best scary films I've seen in a while, really atmospheric, reminded me of the first Alien film (another scary one).
It's all about immersion really (for me anyway) I need to be pulled into the film and feel like Im there with the character for them to get to me.
oh God, The Shining, thats the one. A perfect example of a film being as scary as hell without needing buckets of severed heads everywhere. Just popped into my head then while I was writing this...."Red Rum.....Red Rum"....
urgh, I'm off to hide behind the sofa
