Evil dead was my childhood favorite.

i didn't like those too much...

Something not so usual:

The Cremator https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0063633/

This movie was forbidden by occupying Russians and communist Czechoslovakian government shortly after it was finished (ca 1970). It resurfaced around 2006.

Same. 1 and 2 were sort of "cool" because they were low budget and very violent, neither was one I cared to see more than once. #3 had a bigger budget and alot less gore (was it PG-13?) and just boring overall.

I heard though that Evil Dead Rise is excellent. I haven't seen it yet but may check it out soon.

One thing I hate about "cheap" horrow movies are jump-scares for no reason. They are just stupid, noisy, irritating, etc...

I would love to see a good psychological horror movie. Violence is uncessary. "The Others" with Nicole Kidman was really well done. "The Mist" was great too.

One of the better movies I saw was "The Invisible Man" (2020). At least, the first half was great. It started with a woman being terrorized by an "invisible man", who may or may not exist. Is she crazy? Probably? What is she really seeing? The movie does all kinds of in-camera tricks like using Negative Space to make you feel uneasy. It was really cool. The last half of the movie dives into sci-fi shlock which is a real shame.

Good one!

The Others (2001) - amazing!

The Mist (2007) - also great one (Stephen King novel)

The Invisible Man (2020) - interesting and tense, also inspired by SF/Horror novel of a same name, but from 1897! Writer H.G. Wells was obviously ahead of his time.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Invisible_Man

Make sure to check out The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017)
https://imdb.com/title/tt5715874/

Amazing and tense, creepy, weird, great cast as well.

GFY is definitely fans of scary movies! What a great thread!

I feel like we are missing more discussion about Train to Busan... fucking creepy ass shit.

Indeed we are, great idea of starting the thread!

I've seen it, South-Koreans really can make some good movies! Ya'll remember Oldboy 2003?
https://imdb.com/title/tt0364569/
Even Hollywood Spike Lee's remake from 2013 was good.

To get back to mystery ones, not sure how I forgot this total mindfuck - The Endless (2017)
https://imdb.com/title/tt3986820/

i thought i mentioned that.... first one was in korean or whatever.. the second one they made in english. that is the way i like my fucking zombies!!!

day of the dead 2008
The Crazies 2010
quarantine 2008
Quarantine 2: Terminal 2011

it was not good... just like the walking dead they put kids in the leading roles = pg 13

The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch (2020)
Alien (1979) and part 2 Aliens (1986) rest in peace bill paxton
The Invisible Man (2020)
The Bone Collector (1999)
Attack the Block (2011)
The Black Phone (2021)
Hereditary (2018)
The Blackening (2022)
Slither (2006)


The Others (2001) - yeah that was wicked how it end farm house 2008 is like that.

Ju-On (Japanese horror) really scared the sh* out of me 20 years ago. Became a traumatized boy who couldn't sleep at all in the night

i only watched basin cause that shit was hardcore! Sputnik 2020 i waited till a english version surfaced...

im watching heir of the witch 2023 now...

https://i.postimg.cc/wvV0WdQr/s-l1200.jpg


https://i.postimg.cc/y8chQHVT/v2-hq.jpg

Silver Bullet 1985
The Wolfman 2010
Evil Things 2011

Alien was scary sure, but Aliens was really, really scary.... I saw both in the theatre and I think Aliens was the second movie I saw in the THX sound format. I remember being completely rivited to my seat the whole time.

well yeah because they had deep pockets and knew their shit! Prometheus (2012) was good.

I wasn't crazy about prometheus. I saw it only once and remember something about them either taking their helmets off or not wearing them at all on the planet they were visiting. I wanted to scream at the screen for them making a mistake like that...

However, this scene was excellent. Some people in the audience were pretty anxious and my GF was clutching herself and saying "omg omg omg!"



If only the whole movie were as scary and tense and cool as this scene.

I'm watching Saw X right now... just a gore fest, 2.5/5 stars

the cave was sealed by the aliens. they are into bio-engineering that ended up being deadly. Elizabeth Shaw took in that alien seed from her husband... i like alien invasion movies... fuck that!!! not doing saw anything! i just can't do gore anymore... that c-section was hardcore

Anyone seen "Thanksgiving" (2023) ?
IMDB 7/10 - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1448754/

it's on my list... not yet.... :(