The documentary, Into Eternity could very well be classed as a horror film. It's about the problem of nuclear waste, and in particular the Finnish programme of burying the waste deep within the ground.
Doesn't really sound like much, but the presentation and cinematography are brilliant and really capture a quiet horror
If no one has said it... John Carpenter's The Thing. Just rewatched it a couple weeks ago and it has aged really well. Also its good to get fired up for the prequel coming out.
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Paranormal Activity - Very creepy and unsettling. I was generally surprised because the hype for this thing was off the charts a few years back, but I feel that it's well deserved here. Had trouble sleeping for the next few nights.
The Last Exorcism - Got kind of a "meh" reaction from me. Granted, I had the ending spoiled a bit for me before I saw it, so that could be a substantial factor. It was okay, but didn't deliver on its Blair Witch-style promise. There are a few good tense parts though.
The Ring - I was looking forward to this one, but it didn't really do much for me in the sense of horror and dread. If anything it felt like a better mystery movie than anything. Consider me disappointed!
The Grudge - This movie is nightmare fuel, Jesus Christ.
I actually know a lot about The Descent, and I don't think it's for me to be honest. The gore is too much in a lot of scenes.
Anyone know about a movie called Yellow Brick Road? I am very curious about it!
Re: The Ring and The Grudge - You HAVE to check out the original Japanese versions of these movies, even if you have seen the American versions. I used to work at a video store, and I grew to love foreign movies. These two in particular stood out as being the scariest movies I've ever seen. In fact, Ju-on (the original The Grudge) has stopped me from being able to watch scary movies alone.
Also, I cannot recommend Alien enough. I watched it again recently (in Blurray) and it is just as good as I remember it (having watched it a dozen times at least).
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Doesn't really sound like much, but the presentation and cinematography are brilliant and really capture a quiet horror
Also I thought the original Ring had a ridiculously scary atmosphere.
Re: The Ring and The Grudge - You HAVE to check out the original Japanese versions of these movies, even if you have seen the American versions. I used to work at a video store, and I grew to love foreign movies. These two in particular stood out as being the scariest movies I've ever seen. In fact, Ju-on (the original The Grudge) has stopped me from being able to watch scary movies alone.
Here are the IMDB links to the movies. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0364385/, and http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0178868/
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I saw The Thing recently, and while it was good (the blood scene made me jump) it didn't really scare me. But it was a good movie!
I want to watch something called Rec now. And Apollo 18
I'd pass on Apollo 18, it felt really mediocre to me and most of the scares are telegraphed a mile away