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by **Number 9** » Tue Sep 09, 2008 5:55 pm

I would really love a great horror flick!Like the shinning,or the Howling or Phantasm2!Or friday the 13th or Halloween....Fuc'king no chance on here
the best scarymovie i have seen would'nt scare a not scared person!I can only think of one...IT!

by **woof woof !** » Tue Sep 09, 2008 6:29 pm

Phantasm 2 ?

The missus loves horror movies (as if being married to me isn't enough) but like yourself she bemoans the fact that there hasn't been a truly great horror/scary movie for many a year.

So , how "good" is Phantasm 2 ? and what about Phantasm 1 ? do we need to see that before we watch part 2 ?

by **Number 9** » Tue Sep 09, 2008 6:42 pm

woof woof ! wrote:Phantasm 2 ?

The missus loves horror movies (as if being married to me isn't enough) but like yourself she bemoans the fact that there hasn't been a truly great horror/scary movie for many a year.

So , how "good" is Phantasm 2 ? and what about Phantasm 1 ? do we need to see that before we watch part 2 ?

Well you could do with seeing Hellraiser,its gory like!

by **woof woof !** » Tue Sep 09, 2008 6:55 pm

Number 9 wrote:
woof woof ! wrote:Phantasm 2 ?

The missus loves horror movies (as if being married to me isn't enough) but like yourself she bemoans the fact that there hasn't been a truly great horror/scary movie for many a year.

So , how "good" is Phantasm 2 ? and what about Phantasm 1 ? do we need to see that before we watch part 2 ?

Well you could do with seeing Hellraiser,its gory like!

F'uck off,

Think the problem here is the term for the genre as being "Horror". What we're really talking about is stuff that scares the sh'it out of yer.

None of the "Hostel" movies (for example) could be described as "scary", gross, bloody and f'ucking uncomfortable but hardly scary .

by **Emerald Red** » Wed Sep 10, 2008 2:35 am

Tropic Thunder.

I justs don't know, but most comedies coming out of America these days are just a mile off the mark at hitting that funny bone. Funniest thing about this film was Tom Cruise (yes, you read it correct). I think he's an odious character in real life, and is slightly annoying in some films, but as a comedy act, you wouldn't think he'd be up to much, but here he is upstaging the so called funny men of the show at their own game. It's worth watching just for his small role alone if not anything else.

by **Number 9** » Wed Sep 10, 2008 10:13 am

woof woof ! wrote:
Number 9 wrote:
woof woof ! wrote:Phantasm 2 ?

The missus loves horror movies (as if being married to me isn't enough) but like yourself she bemoans the fact that there hasn't been a truly great horror/scary movie for many a year.

So , how "good" is Phantasm 2 ? and what about Phantasm 1 ? do we need to see that before we watch part 2 ?

Well you could do with seeing Hellraiser,its gory like!

F'uck off,

Think the problem here is the term for the genre as being "Horror". What we're really talking about is stuff that scares the sh'it out of yer.

None of the "Hostel" movies (for example) could be described as "scary", gross, bloody and f'ucking uncomfortable but hardly scary .

Scary Movies are meant to scare ya!!
Hostel 1 and 2 are over rated!

by **stmichael** » Wed Sep 10, 2008 11:44 am

get movies and tv shows for free:

http://tvshack.net/

by **Emerald Red** » Wed Sep 10, 2008 2:09 pm

Number 9 wrote:I would really love a great horror flick!Like the shinning,or the Howling or Phantasm2!Or friday the 13th or Halloween....Fuc'king no chance on here
the best scarymovie i have seen would'nt scare a not scared person!I can only think of one...IT!

You might want to check Mirrors or [REC] if you haven't already. Haven't seen Mirrors, but the trailer looked creepy.

by **Number 9** » Wed Sep 10, 2008 2:36 pm

Emerald Red wrote:
Number 9 wrote:I would really love a great horror flick!Like the shinning,or the Howling or Phantasm2!Or friday the 13th or Halloween....Fuc'king no chance on here
the best scarymovie i have seen would'nt scare a not scared person!I can only think of one...IT!

You might want to check Mirrors or [REC] if you haven't already. Haven't seen Mirrors, but the trailer looked creepy.

Kiefer Sutherland aint it??
Was looking at it the other day,gonna give it a watch soon!
You mentioned REC before,i'd forgot about looking for it,will see if I can find it!

by **dawson99** » Wed Sep 10, 2008 2:55 pm

watch [rec] absolutely brilliant

by **Toffeehater** » Wed Sep 10, 2008 8:01 pm

stmichael wrote:get movies and tv shows for free:

http://tvshack.net/

The way you wrote that was like a spammer on a torrent site . Cheers for the link though

I watched Rambo 4 last night , thought it was pis.s poor , nothing but loads of killing and gore and most of all unrealistic , standard of rambo has really dropped and i think this is the last rambo . 4/10

by **maypaxvobiscum** » Wed Sep 10, 2008 9:33 pm

Number 9 wrote:
Emerald Red wrote:
Number 9 wrote:I would really love a great horror flick!Like the shinning,or the Howling or Phantasm2!Or friday the 13th or Halloween....Fuc'king no chance on here
the best scarymovie i have seen would'nt scare a not scared person!I can only think of one...IT!

You might want to check the mirror

creepy aint it??
Was looking at it the other day
scared the sh!t outta me

by **Zidane** » Wed Sep 10, 2008 9:59 pm

I have to agree with scary movies not even being scary anymore I've been looking for a good one to watch for a while now can't decide on any.. When I go check what there is it's just a bunch of gory :censored:

.

by **Zidane** » Wed Sep 10, 2008 10:02 pm

How good is that [REC] movie?

by **woof woof !** » Thu Sep 11, 2008 7:36 am

Zidane wrote:How good is that [REC] movie?

Review from BBC movies.

"Life and (living) death thru a lens: relentless Spanish zombie movie [Rec] is the latest entry in the current trend for shaky-cam horror started years ago by The Blair Witch Project and recently revived by Cloverfield and Diary of the Dead. When firemen are called to a Barcelona flat, perky TV reporter Angela (Manuela Velasco) and unseen lenser Pablo tag along hoping for a scoop; what they discover instead is a zombie-infested apartment block that's suddenly quarantined... trapping the film crew inside.

A runaway rollercoaster of a fright flick, [Rec]'s strength lies in how well it sets up its over-familiar zombie meltdown. Opening with straight-to-camera intros for Angela's TV show "While You're Sleeping" writer-directors Juame Balaguero and Paco Plaza quickly sketch her character - sassy and resourceful, natch - before locking us in the apartment block and chucking away the key. A confrontation between a claret-splattered old woman and emergency workers is the entree and as the (living) residents of the block try to piece together what's happening, all bloody hell is let loose.

"WILL DEFINITELY TERRIFY"

The faux-docu handheld style amps up the single-location claustrophobia brilliantly, wobbly-cam scenes shot on the hoof adding to the confusion as [Rec] ticks off every zombie movie cliche: shouting characters, a kiddie ghoul and uncaring authorities (who, in a masterstroke, are seen only in silhouette as they vacuum pack the building in biohazard plastic). On the downside, there's absolutely no substance here. The supporting cast are as one-dimensional as the zombies, while the ludicrous, tape-recorded explanation Angela discovers is straight out of the Resident Evil videogames. As "shoot 'em in the head" becomes "just keep shooting", [Rec] will definitely jangle the nerves. But it's a movie that's unlikely to last in the memory. Even the filmmakers have already taped over it; their US remake, Quarantine, is out in October."

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