ibkayee:

Nah, I'm not really into horror movies like that to be honest, in fact I only watched this nun film because of someone else

it's not horror

sod09:
it's not horror

Lol oh wait, that movie where crime is legal for one day or something?

ibkayee:

Lol oh wait, that movie where crime is legal for one day or something?

yeah...

sod09:
yeah...

Lol nah haven't watched it

ibkayee:

Lol nah haven't watched it

it's nice

sod09:
it's nice

I go check am

Movies I'm waiting to see:

First Man
Bohemian Rhapsody
Aquaman

ibkayee:

I go check am

Movies I'm waiting to see:

First Man
Bohemian Rhapsody
Aquaman

is aquaman man out? I don't trust DC guys they overhype movies

sod09:
is aquaman man out? I don't trust DC guys they overhype movies

None of the movies are out, I think aquaman is out at the end of the year, lol I'll give you my review when I've watched it

Final Score. 5/10.

Kaycee7:
Seriously, how do you horror fans deal with being alone in the dark? Ended up watching The Conjuring 2 at a friend's place and I've been sleeping in my cousins' room since then. It will probably be weeks before I can sleep alone in my room again. And the scariest part is that it was based on true events.

like seriously? What's there to be scared about? Lemme recommend you watch the exorcism of Emily rose. It's based on true event.

THE MOST TERRIFYING MOVIES EVER MADE

- 28 Days Later: Imagine waking up to a world where you're an endangered specie?
- REC: Found footage Spanish Horror thriller about a documentary film crew following a team of firefighters. It started slowly, but once it kicks into high gear, it becomes a relentless, claustrophobic, violent hellride of atrociousness. And the ending... my God!
- Event Horizon: The first 20 mins is your normal sci-fi movie stuff, then, things got... eerie. This movie would scare you even on a bright sunny day.
- The Exorcism of Emily Rose.: If you watch this film, you'd never look at 3:33 (twenty-seven minutes to four/three thirty-three) the same again. Creepy as they come, this movie.
- The Ring: You think you're tough? Watch this after-dark with the lights turned off, then. I dare you.
- The Exorcist: No cheap jump-scares, just pure evil. Don't let your young kids see this movie, cuz it will f**k them up... 100%.
- Hereditary: It's very recent. I know, I know, it's not everyone's cup of coffee, but the horror creeps up on you.
- Threads: If you aren't afraid of a nuclear war, and it's ramifications, watching this movie will fix that ignorance, and then, some.
- Ju-on: The Grudge: Creepy as they come.
- Jacob's Ladder: I always recommend this movie any time horror comes up. What sets it apart from most of the others in the list is the fact that it's not only a horror, but is also a deep psychological mystery... mindf**ker, if we go the informal route.
- Sinister: Well... it's aptly named.
- The Outbreak; Showing how quickly a virus could spread, and it's ramifications.
- It Follows: Very creepy. The kind that stays with you for days.
- The Descent: Imagine getting lost in an underground cave, and realizing there are humanoid fresh-eating things down there with you? The moment they realize they are stuck in an unknown cave system... wow!
- Paranormal Activity: This movie is frigging terrifying, and more so, because of the handy-cam film style it employed. The documentary style makes the experience more real, like it actually happened.
- Dead Silence: Makes a strong case for the much derided jump-scare horrors.
- Insidious: The buildup of suspense is incredible.
- The Conjuring 1 and 2: Safe bets to scare horror newbies.
- The Blair Witch Project: There is something about documentary-styled horror that just sets it apart from others. The realism factor is certainly an A+.
- The Autopsy of Jane Doe: Best to watch after-dark, alone, with the lights turned off.

sod09:
it's not horror

It is.

KoiceReloaded:

It is.

not really horror like that

Kaycee7:
Seriously, how do you horror fans deal with being alone in the dark? Ended up watching The Conjuring 2 at a friend's place and I've been sleeping in my cousins' room since then. It will probably be weeks before I can sleep alone in my room again. And the scariest part is that it was based on true events.

guy na true .......dat film heeeeennnnn......

sod09:
not really horror like that

That's the mistake most people make as pertains to horror. Horror is a very broad genre that has a lot of variety. At least, there are 8 varieties of horror I know of, namely:

- Haunted House
- Zombie
- Slasher
- Urban Legend
- Found footage (documentary-styled)
- Ghost
- Psychological
- Possession.

Now, The Purge franchise falls within "Urban legend".

KoiceReloaded:


That's the mistake most people make as pertains to horror. Horror is a very broad genre that has a lot of variety. At least, there are 8 varieties of horror I know of, namely:

- Haunted House
- Zombie
- Slasher
- Urban Legend
- Found footage (documentary-styled)
- Ghost
- Psychological
- Possession.

Now, The Purge franchise falls within "Urban legend".

guy just go and watch Slenderman...........

Telvin7:
guy just go and watch Slenderman...........

Why?

KoiceReloaded:


Why?

look the trailer first

Telvin7:
look the trailer first

Why should I watch it? How it does it relate to what I said about The Purge??

KoiceReloaded:


Why should I watch it? How it does it relate to what I said about The Purge??

horror

KoiceReloaded:


That's the mistake most people make as pertains to horror. Horror is a very broad genre that has a lot of variety. At least, there are 8 varieties of horror I know of, namely:

- Haunted House
- Zombie
- Slasher
- Urban Legend
- Found footage (documentary-styled)
- Ghost
- Psychological
- Possession.

Now, The Purge franchise falls within "Urban legend".

never heard of urban legend though

sod09:
never heard of urban legend though

Oh, they're all over the place. You may have watched some of them in the past, without even realizing it. For instance, The Ring is Urban legend horror. Ju-on is also based on Urban Legend.

Telvin7:
horror

Okay, you're trying to tell me that Slender-Man belongs to Urban Legend horror, aren't you? Agreed. It certainly sounds Urban legend-esque.

KoiceReloaded:
THE MOST TERRIFYING MOVIES EVER MADE

- 28 Days Later: Imagine waking up to a world where you're an endangered specie?
- REC: Found footage Spanish Horror thriller about a documentary film crew following a team of firefighters. It started slowly, but once it kicks into high gear, it becomes a relentless, claustrophobic, violent hellride of atrociousness. And the ending... my God!
- Event Horizon: The first 20 mins is your normal sci-fi movie stuff, then, things got... eerie. This movie would scare you even on a bright sunny day.
- The Exorcism of Emily Rose.: If you watch this film, you'd never look at 3:33 (twenty-seven minutes to four/three thirty-three) the same again. Creepy as they come, this movie.
- The Ring: You think you're tough? Watch this after-dark with the lights turned off, then. I dare you.
- The Exorcist: No cheap jump-scares, just pure evil. Don't let your young kids see this movie, cuz it will f**k them up... 100%.
- Hereditary: It's very recent. I know, I know, it's not everyone's cup of coffee, but the horror creeps up on you.
- Threads: If you aren't afraid of a nuclear war, and it's ramifications, watching this movie will fix that ignorance, and then, some.
- Ju-on: The Grudge: Creepy as they come.
- Jacob's Ladder: I always recommend this movie any time horror comes up. What sets it apart from most of the others in the list is the fact that it's not only a horror, but is also a deep psychological mystery... mindf**ker, if we go the informal route.
- Sinister: Well... it's aptly named.
- The Outbreak; Showing how quickly a virus could spread, and it's ramifications.
- It Follows: Very creepy. The kind that stays with you for days.
- The Descent: Imagine getting lost in an underground cave, and realizing there are humanoid fresh-eating things down there with you? The moment they realize they are stuck in an unknown cave system... wow!
- Paranormal Activity: This movie is frigging terrifying, and more so, because of the handy-cam film style it employed. The documentary style makes the experience more real, like it actually happened.
- Dead Silence: Makes a strong case for the much derided jump-scare horrors.
- Insidious: The buildup of suspense is incredible.
- The Conjuring 1 and 2: Safe bets to scare horror newbies.
- The Blair Witch Project: There is something about documentary-styled horrors that just sets it apart from others. The realism factor is certainly an A+.
- The Autopsy of Jane Doe: Best to watch after-dark, alone, with the lights turned off.

Not a horror movie fan though, I've seen 28DAYS LATER, THE RING( American & Chinese version) & THE GRUDGE, for me, this 3 ain't even Scarry cause I can remember seeing them more than once. AUTOPSY OF JANE DOE was the one that really scared the shit out of me, even till now, I try as much as possible not to think of the movie before I sleep at night to avoid nightmare.

The Meg. I wasn't thrilled. Anyways it's a 5.

mekaprime:


Not a horror movie fan though, I've seen 28DAYS LATER, THE RING( American & Chinese version) & THE GRUDGE, for me, this 3 ain't even Scarry cause I can remember seeing them more than once. AUTOPSY OF JANE DOE was the one one that really scared the shit out of me, even till now, I try as much as possible not to think of the movie before I sleep at night.

Personally, The Ring (American version) is scarier than Autopsy of Jane Doe. 28 Days Later is the psychological kind. Ya know, the kind that creeps up on you coupla days after watching it.

KoiceReloaded:


Personally, The Ring (American version) is scarier than Autopsy of Jane Doe. 28 Days Later is the psychological kind. Ya know, the kind that creeps up on you days after watching it.

Are we talking about the same Ring here, were the little girl dressed in white nightgown comes out of the TV to possess the little boy? or is there another Ring (American version) different from the one I just described up there

mekaprime:


Are we talking about the same Ring here, were the little girl dressed in white nightgown comes out of the TV to possess the little boy? or is there another Ring (American version) different from the one I just described up there

Yup. That sh*t is terrifying.

BurningBlade:
like seriously? What's there to be scared about? Lemme recommend you watch the exorcism of Emily rose. It's based on true event.

I'm looking for solution. This one wants to compound my problem. It's like you want to me to be terrified for a year.

Phone Booth.
Thank God I dodged the Nun movie. Na so 1500 for waste.

KoiceReloaded:


Yup. That sh*t is terrifying.

Lol. that was one of the most terrifying scenes of that movie plus the bathroom scene were the mother tried to cool the boys temperature in that bath tub. Movie was Scarry as hell though,but I've seen it like twice so I guess it didn't quite terrify me because if it did,I wouldn't have bothered seeing it a second time.