Horror Movie Fans, let's have discussions...

I will watch psychological horror movies and ghost story type of horror movies. I don't care much for over the top blood and gore and stuff like that. It's just gross and disturbing to me.

 

I love this movie!

 

Totally agree! But I make some exceptions

 

I love horror movies but the best for me are 70's and 80's horror movies
Like these below

 

I'm old school as well.
Sleep Away Camp
Demon Seed
Mulholland Drive

A lot of the old Bela Lugosi films. They are probably not as interesting to kids today, being black and white and little special effects.

 

Not a big fan of horror films at all. I find them pointless and utterly meaningless to even earn one second of my time. They do not even scare me, so I get nothing out of watching them.

However, I did like Conjuring 1 and 2, if I didn't completely lack emotions, they would have scared me. Nonetheless, they were pretty cool.

 

Carrie 1976 the film is terrible

 

It really was. The acting was horrible, almost laughable at times.
Still...it did have a couple decent scares.

 

Classically, she took revenge in the end)))

 

lol right! the ending scare, the original version of "talk to the hand"

 

What horror movies do you like more?

 

The Grudge, Exorcist, Michael Meyers...not the Halloween movies just him standing in any background lol
The Paranormal movies were creepy.
...and Blair Witch. It gets criticized but it really was pretty scary.

 

The exorcist is good. More The Exorcism of Emily Rose is сool

 

I never, ever watch anything with vampires, zombies or werewolves in because they bore my socks off, I prefer more adult themes but sadly there are not many around.
PS- I had high hopes when I began watching a fictional film on TV last year, I can't remember the name but it sounded good on paper, namely a paranormal research team did an overnight lockdown in an old disused insane asylum.
The first half was very good and subtly done, then when dawn arrived according to their wristwatches, it was still dark outside, wow, how spooky was that!
But sadly it then degenerated into childish gore and cliche horror so I switched off.

 

Has anyone see this one. Kinda' gore but cool sci fi too!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4255304/

 

If anyone wants a flashback to old horror movies free up your Saturday nights, love all the bad Drive in Horror movies. Anyone remember Bob Wilkins creature feature?

Link: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...e.com/&usg=AFQjCNGp1SkMH8eXDCY35f9UI3wnzIqlCg

 

I finally got around to watching Friday the 13th last night. I really liked it, and was a little surprised that the famous mask-wearing killer himself was not even in it. Also like the original Nightmare on Elm Street, another classic I recently watched through for the first time, it had a nice twist ending that easily set up a sequel and created the impression that not all was well that seemed at first to end well.

 

Love that movie. As brief his role was, I also liked him in "In the Mouth of Madness".

 

I just spent the last 2 days watching The Purge franchise...
Saw The Purge yesterday then The Purge: Anarchy followed by The Purge: Election Year today.
- I had never seen The Purge before...
Up until now I've just seen that Rick and Morty episode

 

I don't like horror movies at all. The news is horrible enough for me.

 

Heston was good in everything he played.

 

Neck cutting is not fun to watch. So up and close and personal. Intimate almost.

Lover #1: 'Playing with my hair, again? Now my eyes? Now my mouth and neck??'

Lover #2: SILENCE

*gasp- gurgle gurgle


Alot of trust needed to wake up in a bed of a person met just last night.

One night stand. One night sleep.

What are the statistical probabilities based upon the number of homicides each week for that city/town?

Year 2016 :
California 1,930

37.115 homicides per week.

37.115 x 52 weeks = 1929.98


5.302 per day.

www.statista.com/statistics/195331/number-of-murders-in-the-us-by-state/

39.3 million (2016) - California

5.302 persons out of 39.3 million persons per day.

0.0000013491 or .0003135 percent.


Probability of being involved in a fatal car crash: 1/14,053. -Or-
0.0000711592 or .007712 percent.

51. Washington, DC
Probability of dying in a car crash: 1/32,322
Probability of being involved in a fatal car crash: 1/14,053
Total population: 646,449
Total licensed drivers: 405,555
Total number of deaths in 2013: 20

://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thrillist.com/amphtml/cars/nation/how-likely-you-are-to-die-in-a-car-accident-in-every-us-state-the-most-dangerous-roads-in-america

.0003135 percent of being murdered and .007712 percent of being In a fatal car crash where 1 fatality has occurred.


The probability of dying in a car crash is
.00309387 percent. There is 1/1000, or, .00 percent difference between murdered and dying in a car accident.


Cars are driven daily. One night stands mostly occur on weekends.

Out of the 5.302 homicides a day in California, how many were unsolved and where the victim was found in a remote place of sorts?


Body found in shallow California grave ID'd as missing model

www.google.com/amp/www.foxnews.com/us/2018/03/28/body-found-in-shallow-california-grave-idd-as-missing-model.amp.html

Published March 28, 2018


Was she an upright chaste female that was waiting until marriage?


Chris Spotz...



She was last seen leaving her Hollywood apartment with her boyfriend, 33-year-old Chris Spotz, on Feb. 23.

Reported boyfriend of missing model Adea Shabani kills himself after police chase
RACHEL DESANTIS MAR 25, 2018 11:55 AM

www.google.com/amp/www.nydailynews.com/amp/entertainment/boyfriend-missing-model-kills-chase-article-1.3894882

 

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Not traditional horror not sure what genre you call it but excellent film

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