[skittlecore]

I love them, my favorite genre.
Whats your favorite, and whats the most messed up one you've ever seen?

[Jackso]

Yes, same. My favorite is a toss up between 'Deep Red' and 'Let The Right One In'... not really a fan of "messed up" horror films but 'Cannibal Holocaust' is probably the worst because a good amount of it was real.

[Dragonfly07]

11/10

[Tucking Fypo]

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I'd say Cannibal Holocaust is up there.

[winning11]

i love horror, but it's rare to find great ones
zombie films are my fav when well done like 28 days later but sometimes psychological horrors work well too

foreign horror like martyrs get me

[Ice Constricter]

I like horror films a fair bit, it's not my favourite genre though. Favourite horror flick though is probably 'Urban Legends'. And the worst ones are probably The Blair Witch Project 2 and all the Final Destination films from the third one up.

[localfox1000]

Not so much because i get scared, but i can see its appeal, especially to braver folks.

[ForensicShoe]

R.E.C

Scariest movie I've watched in a while.

[Count Dracula]

As a vampire myself, I feel that often horror films portray an wholly prejudiced view of monsters, ghouls and the undead. Blah!

[ScottishShortiex]

I really don't! If I try and watch a horror movie, I spend most of the time not looking at the screen.

I've only watched a handful of horror movies (Paranormal Activity 1 + 2, The Blair Witch Project, The Others and Silent Hill). To be fair, I didn't find any of these particularly scary, and really enjoyed Paramormal Activity, but maybe that was because I was with my friends and we were talking a bit/joking about the film whilst watching it. I would never go and see a horror movie at the cinema or watch it alone in the dark!

[soup]

(Original post by Count Dracula)
As a vampire myself, I feel that often horror films portray an wholly prejudiced view of monsters, ghouls and the undead. Blah!

Let the Right One In was pretty favourable towards your kind.

[Katharos703]

My first horror movie was the ring, and never again, I didn't sleep for 7 nights and always checked all tv and others were turned off. Yes it was that bad ... I'm not made for horror I guess

[metalthrashin'mad]

It depends some are a load of ****, whereas some like martyrs, 1408 and the human centipede (yes I liked it, no it is NOT as disgusting as it's made out to be), Saw 1 and 2 were really good.

[TheFoxBlip]

Not a fan of modern horror but have a soft spot for the old hammer horror films. They're quite whimsical and not 'scary' at all but entertaining nontheless.

[mali167]

(Original post by winning11)
i love horror, but it's rare to find great ones
zombie films are my fav when well done like 28 days later but sometimes psychological horrors work well too

foreign horror like martyrs get me

THAT messed me up. That truly made me feel BAD. I don't mean that the film was rubbish. It does exactly what it's its supposed to do. Another good film like that would be À l'intérieur (Inside) 2007.

[Em_Huong]

Horror films are my favourite, the creepier the better. Love anything J-Horror, Nightmare on Elm St, Hellraiser, Poltergeist, anything with zombies and vampires, and psycho-thriller elements.

I'd recommend Triangle, Session 9, The Ruins and Shutter (original Thai version).

(Original post by mali167)
Another good film like that would be À l'intérieur (Inside) 2007.

Inside was good, loved it.

[Stiff Little Fingers]

(Original post by soup)
Let the Right One In was pretty favourable towards your kind.

It was also a very good film.

I do enjoy the odd horror movie, don't watch all that many mind.