Horror movies.

i hate horror movies because i have a very sensitive heart and nerves as well. and if i have no choice to watch those kind of movies i cant watch it alone. in the past when i watched them alone in a dark room and its quiet for a few seconds but suddenly you hear something that youre not expecting i scared every time and i got goose bumps as well

Can't wait for this one. One more month to wait.

The Conjuring 2 :

JunJun.fr wrote: Can't wait for this one. One more month to wait.

The Conjuring 2 :

Can't wait for this one as well. The first one is one of my favorite horror movies.
Comes out in a little more than 2 weeks here; I'll be the first in line

TigerVN wrote: i hate horror movies because i have a very sensitive heart and nerves as well. and if i have no choice to watch those kind of movies i cant watch it alone. in the past when i watched them alone in a dark room and its quiet for a few seconds but suddenly you hear something that youre not expecting i scared every time and i got goose bumps as well

Ohh yeah,i know how is that,i have the same experience lol I don't like horror movies too,i prefer comedy movies =)

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1) Before I wake
2) Grotesque
3) Savaged
4) Slither
5) Girl house
6) Bite
7) Mirrors
8) The hallow
9) Black sheep
10) Mama
I'm like google...there are no movies that I haven't watched anyway.. But these are my favourite! hehe

Scared the shit outta me.

^it was more of a comedy

The room was the scariest movie

Do you have any that you really enjoy watching?
I don't think I have any favorites.. but I like any that just have you like really gory , trippy, type movies

As a kid, I loved Pumpkin Head. I don't remember how I experienced it when I was young, I just remembered loving to watch it - if my mom or dad would let me hide under a blanket near them.

I watched it again a few years back, and I honestly really appreciated it as a movie. It's about a father who resorts to summoning a demonic figure to exact revenge against the teenagers whose negligent driving killed his young son. Seeing the kids get slaughtered doesn't do much for the father, and of course he feels guilty about what he's done. At one point, I'm pretty sure the movie implied Pumpkin Head, the demon he summoned, was blind - so maybe there was something about the destructive force of blind revenge. I might have read too much into it because I was trying to validate a childhood favorite, but it was a good, honest horror film that reeks of nostalgia for me, so I love it.

Recently, I enjoyed The Conjuring for a traditional horror-movie fare and It Follows as something a little more introspective-y. I also really liked The Wailing, but I need to give it another watch to really understand what was going on.

I disliked The Forest and VVitch - saw both in theaters, and both were wastes of $13...but I'd probably do it all over again, because I like seeing horror movies in theaters, even bad ones.