some good proper horror movies

[h00dwink]

ok so with halloween coming up i'd like to show my girlfriend some properly scary movies.
the only film that's really scared me when i watched it the first time was excorsist when i was about 12-13, sat alone in my dark bedroom. 11 years on nothing has come close to topping that feeling of absolute terror. it doesn't bother me now watching it as it's a fantastic film with incredible subplot.
so i'm after something i'v not seen or watched before that's going to do some emotional damage, something so i cant sleep.
no bs like paranormal activity, blair witch, the ring etc...
and not just shock/gore horror like saw or hostel.
i want the full fat "serbian film" of horror.
who thinks they have this movie in their collection?
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[Misc]

Only a few pure horror films but if you're a big girls blouse, i guess they'd be very creepy, especially the latest of the bunch Rec.

None will stop you sleeping (unless you're the above) so you'd probably need to go down the fucked up Japanese horror route for that.

Evil Dead
Chainsaw Massacre (original)
Rec (original)
Rec 2
Candyman
Halloween (original)
Omen
The Shining
In the Mouth of Madness
The Wicker Man (original) The weirdness makes this quite chilling.

Just to add, Blair which was the most effective horror i've seen. A lot don't seem to like it but it was more effective then any film since.

[Clanger]

There aren't any. I have been waiting to be scared by a supposed horror film my entire life. Saw I had potential, but then it just got a bit cheesey. Which was a shame.

Most horror films are too funny to believeable.
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[Flip]

[blurredman]

Brain Dead,

Brain Damage,

Critters,

Cemetery Man,

Spontaneous Combustion,

Return of The Living Dead,

Basket Case,




Some good ones there, mostly from the 80's
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[Misc]

[Flip]

Rob Zombie remake is ace. His remake of Halloween 2 was poo though.

Proper old school horrors?

A nightmare on Elm st.
Hellraiser.
The fog.
The thing.
IT.
Carrie.
An American werewolf in London. (Comedy horror). Nearly wet myself when I watched it when I was 7/8 though.

The haunting of hill house 1959

[Misc]

[GhostRider]

Try a 1991 film called 'The Haunted'. Creeped me the fuck out, based on a well documented true story too.

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[Flip]

Not as scary as John Boy Walton though.

Amityville Horror 1979

[J0Al1]

[h00dwink]

IT is not horror. I watched it with mates when I was about 12 and didn't think much of it.
I was expecting some of those films mentioned but a few i'v not heard of.
Will get some downloads going.
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[Flip]

House.
The gate (not scary but worth a watch)
Trick or treat. Again not scary but made me laugh.

[J0Al1]

[J0Al1]

Isn't Rec a Spanish movie - think I saw that with subs. Was about a virus or sommit.

[Misc]

[Fortuna]

Canibal Holocaust.

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[pinkyfloyd]

[Clanger]

[pinkyfloyd]

[schooleydoo]

The jap version of The Grudge and The Ring did it for me. Probably the closest I have come to being scared by a film.

The remake of House on Haunted Hill scared me when I first saw it (14ish). Bought it of eBay for £1 recently for nostalgia - utter garbage and I am ashamed to have been affected. Ali Larter though...

[SirEdward]

The Road.
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[Inkognito]

Pet sematary scared the shit out of me when i was about 9-10.
Not seen it since but it's probably shit and i won't watch it again in case it really is shit lol