Frightening Movie Suggestions

[InfernosCaress Profile]

It is Halloween, which means that it is time for scary movies!

I need suggestions for frightening movies. For instance, one year I watched Glitter and Crossroads (the 2002 movie). Another year I watched the entire Twilight Saga straight. So, what movies do you consider to be terrifying(ly bad) to watch?

[Cobalt]

Battlefield Earth.

[InfernosCaress Profile]

A fine entry, but alas I have already done one.

[Sabre Profile]

Your last Presidential election was pretty scary. Try that. It follows the tradition of vilifying the victim, the monster is the hero and naturally the black guy dies.

[Sabre Profile]

There was a movie released a few years ago called, "It follows..", that one was a little scary.

[InfernosCaress Profile]

Man, where I worked, the only thing on the break room television was coverage of the election. And my job, I had to be there four hours before I could start working. I got paid to spend half of every day watching that crap.


I have not seen It Follows. I shall add it to the list to watch.

[MustangGT02 Profile YIM]

I have to say any of the Halloween movies with Michael Myers or the Lost Boys movie. Its hard to beat a classic .

[InfernosCaress Profile]

It is not that kind of scary. It the kind that is scary to know that you will have to endure watching it. The terri-bad movies.

[studiootaking Profile Website]

Recently I watched "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" (original) on the movie specialty channel. It was much, MUCH better than I thought it would be. It may be more than 40 years old, but... wow!
(Long story short, because the Japanese title is nothing like the English one, I didn't know I was watching it until afterwards. If I had known the English title, I probably wouldn't have watched it).

Around the same time they had "The Thing" (1982), and its prequel "The Thing" (2011). Both of them are great. I found the prequel a little bit more involving, but if you haven't seen them, watch them in the production order.

[InfernosCaress Profile]

No, man, that is the wrong kind of scary. I am looking for the horrible, do-anything-to-avoid-watching movies.

that aside, I saw The Thing for the first time about two months ago. The Kurt Russell version.

[MustangGT02 Profile YIM]

In that case you could force yourself to sit through the early Godzilla movies. I have recently purchased the Shin Godzilla movie and it was better than I expected. They even left it hanging for a sequel. On the disc, there was previews for the Class On Titan movies. I'm looking forward to reading them soon.

[Cobalt]

Anything by Uwe Boll.

Bloodrayne
In the Name of the King

[InfernosCaress Profile]

I have seen every Godzilla movie

I have not seen Bloodrayne yet. I shall add it to the list.

[studiootaking Profile Website]

No, man, that is the wrong kind of scary. I am looking for the horrible, do-anything-to-avoid-watching movies.

Ahh... OK, anything directed by Michael Bay.

Recently, "Thermae Romae" and its sequel have been showing up far often then I'd like on the local movie specialty channels. I can't quite lay a finger on it (I'd like to say its Asian actors in 'white face', but that's not quite it). So, they're currently my #1 do-anything-to-avoid-watching films.

[InfernosCaress Profile]

Sounds perfect. I shall add them to the list.