Which horror films really creeped you out?

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I'm really into horror films but the ones that really put me on edge were war of the worlds, mama and wolf creek.

They made me shiver and get the nervous sweats.

Which ones affected you?

Us. Scared the life out of me!

Hostel 2 was horrible.
Just imagine being strapped into that chair while some loony gets his rocks off by torturing you to death.

Friday 13th still worry opening a strange wardrobe door

[quote ImFree2doasiwant]@gamerchick I've just watched room tonight. I have a headache and am emotionally wrung out.

I dont understand the Blair witch thing though, and I'm a proper wimp![/quote]
Yep did the same to me.

I liked Blair witch, if you listen to the story behind it first it made sense. Blair witch 2 was worth a watch, totally batshit

@threecatsandcounting I once had to report DH as missing and was told they don’t wait for 24 hours anymore - just for info, I hope you don’t ever have to report anyone missing! DH arrived home safe and sound.

Hereditary really messed with my head for a fair while. Any of the body horror type films of the 80s totally creep me out too.

The descent is pretty horrendous as is the grudge.

Any Hammer Horror, but I was a child! I really enjoyed the recent BBC Dracula series.

The Omen!

I’m so glad I’m not the only one that is completely freaked out by Jeepers Creepers 😂 That shit scarred me for life! The absolute worst horror movie though, the one I could never watch again because it’s just so genuinely awful and terrifying would have to be Sinister, with Ethan Hawke. Really horrible movie.

Freaks - black & white film from 1932. Seriously disturbing.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freaks_(1932_film)

Blair witch project. The ending makes me shiver ugh!! Watched it on a night Flight coming home from Florida years ago but turned it off cos I thought it was some documentary shite. Watched it sometime later when I was due to go on a school trip and we were staying in the middle of nowhere. I spent the whole time freaking out

Geralds game is the only film that has really stayed with me. Absolutely terrifying!

Yes, Wolf Creek good. The guy is so scary. And Creep too.

Inside (l'interior) was the most horrible though. Not the American remake. The French one with Beatrice Dalle and sister of Vanessa Paradis. But US dubbing was shit need to watch French with subtitles.

Is about crazy woman trying to kill mother and steal a baby.

www.rottentomatoes.com/m/inside_2007

It Follows. Great film, v creepy indeed.

AcornAutumn The war of the worlds with Dakota fanning. The noise of the machines and the suspense put me on edge.

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AcornAutumn The war of the worlds with Dakota fanning. The noise of the machines and the suspense put me on edge.

Oh I’ve seen that

I don’t think of that as horror.

I tend to think of blood and gore when people talk about horror films, those I don’t watch, couldn’t if you paid me!

Recently - Hereditary was absolutely horrible and quite scary for someone who doesn’t find horror films scary!

Also Midsommar - very artsy and different to something I’ve watched before but very very very unsettling throughout. Not to watch on a first date

“Don’t Look Now”. I didn’t think anything of it at the time but couldn’t sleep at all that night. Then the next day at school (was 15) I kept expecting someone in a red coat to come round the corner. I genuinely felt like I was in a horror film. Everything around me felt muffled. Still feel a bit sick thinking about it.

What’s that one with the girl that crawls out of the well with the long black hair?
That one, shit me up for months!

The Grudge
Jeepers Creepers

The Witches gave me nightmares.
More recently so did House at the End of the Street.

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What’s that one with the girl that crawls out of the well with the long black hair? That one, shit me up for months!

The ring isn’t it?

The Saw films.

I love horror. I watched the first one and it really got to me. Tried to watch the next and couldn’t.

@VestaTilly OMG that duck woman thing