Horror ?????

Question

Can someone recommend some good horror films.
But please do not say the exorcist

Answer 1

you want to see a disturbing film watch black sun, very disturbing also audition and oldboy, even though i wouldnt class oldboy as a horror it is sick.

Answer 2

Truthfully, I'm not a fan of horror movies myself, and "The Exorcist" creeps me out big time.

However, I'd still recommend the original "Halloween" and the original version of "The Fog". Both were directed by John Carpenter.

If you get easily freaked out by a lot of gore, blood or nasty special effects, neither of these movies have those. In fact, what makes these movies so good for non-horror movie fans is that they rely more on creating genuine terror and suspense by what you DON'T see onscreen. Carpenter also uses music to set the mood and tone.

In Halloween, the psychotic killer Michael Myers is creepy not because he's running hacking everyone to death with a chainsaw, but because you never know when he's going to appear onscreen or pop up in the background.

Forget the crappy remakes of these movies, and check out the originals, which are considered to be true classics by many horror movie fans.

Answer 3

If you're planning to watch it alone, in a darkened room with no interruption, 'Nightwatch' (starring Ewan McGregor) can be quite scary..... I'm not usually a fan of horror movies, but found it can be chilling. I dont even think its supposed to be a horror movie. Other than that, I would recommend the classic 'It', based on the Steven King novel about a killer clown. The sequel is crap though, dont go there.

Answer 4

Dead Mary
Any of the Resident Evil's
28 Days/weeks later
Wrong Turn 2
1408
Saw1 2 3 4
The Blair witch project
The hills have eyes
Misery
House of wax
Vacany
Hostel 1, 2
30 Days of night

Answer 5

The Descent,, The RIng, The last house on the left. all very scary and old enough to be cheap at the stores. OH yeah there is this one of this girl that gets possesed and this preist has to do this thing of some sort like a ritual or somthing to get this thing outta of her. cant remember the name of it tho , but it was scary when i was a kid.

Answer 6

House of 1000 Corpses
The Devils Rejects
Halloween
Saw 1 or 2
Night of the Living Dead
Dawn of the Dead (original)
Day of the Dead
Evil Dead
Evil Dead 2
Dead Alive

Answer 7

Halloween (original)
The Ring (Jap)
Night of the living dead (there coming to get u Barbra)
Dawn of the dead (George A Romero is a legend)
Psycho/The blair witch project (awesome low budget film)
Event horizon (where we're going we don't need eyes)
I.T (we all float down hear)
Alien
Dont look now (shocking ending)
The exorcists (Your mother sucks c**ks in hell)

Answer 8

The first SAW was great, Event Horizon (scared me), 13 Ghosts is ok cant think on the spot I guess

Answer 9

Halloween(the original) movies, Friday The 13th movies, Scream movies, I Know What You Did Last Summer, 1408

Answer 10

Any of the Nightmares on Elm Street

Answer 11

White Zombie
Dracula (1931, B&W)
Carnival of Souls (Cult film; d. Herk Harvey)
Diabolique (d: Clouzot)
The Black Cat (Lugosi; Karloff)
Session 9 (Heavy, scary film...)
The Night Visitor (Max von Sydow - really well made film)
Stir of Echoes (Kevin Bacon)
Hannibal (Sir Anthony Hopkins)
The Island of Dr. Moreau
The Island of Lost Souls
Nightmare on the 13th Floor (silly; amusing; scary; decent)
The Crimson Rivers (Really scary)
Cape Fear (Robert de Niro)
Devil's Advocate (Al Pacino - Really well made film)
Copycat (Sigourney Weaver; will make you really uncomfortable)
Evidence of Blood (Dreamy; evocative; will take you into another world... drifting... genuinely scary)
Affliction (study in fear)
The Deep End (sneaks up on you)
The Haunting (either of the two versions)
The Others (Nicole Kidman - really scary movie!)