Last horror movie you watched? (Page 922 of 1030)

I loved this movie when I saw it in highschool (around '88 or so) but I bought the DVD a few years back, first time I watched it since way back then, and was really disappointed.  It wasn't near as entertaining as I remembered it being.

But I actually think that just speaks more to the age difference than anything.  Teenagers might get a kick out of it, but then most teenagers don't watch horror for substance; they watch it for splatter and boobs -- which is about the only thing this flick is good for.

I have watched it recently and too many times,so now looking for something new and the movies I watched long time ago

I've been rewatching some good old fashion witchcraft movies.
I watched The Devil Rides Out yesterday. I love the movie. It doesn't have an overly dark or creepy atmosphere, but it does have some disturbing scenes. They did their work researching the occult when they made this movie. Really the only movie that might compare as far as a well researched occult movie is Wickerman.

I also watched Horror Hotel. That's two Christopher Lee movies in a row, though in this one he's the wtich and not the hunter. Pretty damn good movie. Really creepy atmosphere in the town of Whitewood, fog machines going 24/7. Not as in depth as The Devil Rides Out, but runs more on emotional impact of the dark arts.

Dolores Claiborne - 9/10

^ Not sure if that is considered horror, I'd think more drama, but it was great. Kathy Bates can play one cold stone bitch in her films...she's fantastic, as always.

The Devils Business 8/10   2nd time watching...Loved it !!! great atmosphere and had the old school 70's feel to it !!!

Red Lights 7/10 - great acting.  well filmed although not truly horror- more of a suspense film

Sinister

Saw it with friends last night. Wow. I had seen pieces of the trailer (which I wouldn't recommend seeing as, like most other trailers, spoils too much) and really wanted to see it. Sinister is a spooky movie, and full of jump scares. Some predictable, some not. Regardless, pretty much every jump scare got me, which wasn't good for my heart. Good to hear the entire theatre screaming. Maybe some were a little too forced, but it still made for a fun experience.

Anyway, the found footage element of the movie is very good. It looks kind of surreal and has a mesmerizing quality - the music that plays is also creepy - and the imagery is quite disturbing. The story itself is passable, and learning about the reels of footage, and the backstory, is particularly well done. Ethan Hawke was well suited also.

Recommend it, though it probably isn't for everyone with some of its cliched scares. But I was uncomfortable throughout waiting for the big shocks.

8/10

Oh man, I'm DEFINITELY gonna watch this. Sounds like fun.

Last edited by kXnPunk (2012-10-12 08:31:44)

Black Sabbath (1963) - 9/10

Behind The Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon

8.7/10

High marks from me!

Last edited by HORRORKID (2012-10-12 14:29:46)

The end looks opened for a sequel,so it would be nice.

Just watched Scream 2 for the first time. I'd seen parts of it before, but never the whole thing. I watched the first one for the first time this year too. I gotta say I enjoyed both of them quite a bit. Sure they fall into some cliches, but they break a lot of them too. I like the mystery element to the series too. Without that most slasher films (or at least their infinite sequels) fall into redundancy. I also like the little references to other horror flicks, or specifically sequels in this Scream 2. The movie within a movie at the beginning was cool, I was getting flash backs of Demons at first. Overall a good sequel and enjoyable movie.