WHAT YOUR FAVORITE SCARY MOVIE OF ALL TIME ?\nTHE EXORCIST TEXAS CHAINSAW THE BLAIR WITCH WHAT THE MOST SCARY I NEVER SAW THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT IS IT TRUE THE PEOPLE VOMIT IT IN THE MOVIES BY THE WAY IT WAS SHOT. DO THEY USE A HOME VIDEO CAMCORDER FOR THE FILM ?
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Personally I bid on Exorcist.. This is the first movie that was actually banned in over 8 counties in my state due to its content. My mother had to drive 5 hours to see the movie. Also Psycho, she still can't take a shower in the house alone.
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i love ghost hunters, i have never missed an episode. the one that scared me the most is when they went to that motel in arkansas, and the image of some dude in a hat was standing their, it freaked me out. he didnt move or leave. i believe it was in the morgue. that one was my fav.
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i understand though most horror movies now are rediculous and cheesy such as jeepers creepers and the grudge, but heres my list\n\ntexas chainsaw massacre the orignial\nsaw 1!\nnight of the living dead the remake\ndawn of the dead original or remake\nhostel\n28 days later\ncube\ncreep\nexorcist\nexorcist of emily rose\nany nightmare on elms\nany friday the thirtenths except the last 3\nernest scared stupid!!!\nthres not realy anymovies that i can sugest that are scary, none are scary to me its just ones i like there are more i just to tired to type them out those are just the ones that pop in my head
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yeah it was worth it, maybe they should have used more actual scary movies to add more to it (like the one with Christina ricci about werewolves and jeepers creepers), my favorite was the first one, i enjoy i every time i see it.
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Well, think of all the best horror movies you have ever seen.  Don't copy them, but think about why they are scary.  What makes them better than the rest.\n\nAlso, horror means different things to different people.  Horror is either "blood 'n guts" or "suspense".  Personally, I prefer suspense.  "blood n' guts" is the easy cop out in a horror movie.  So many films these days use it as a means to an end.\n\nSuspense is all about unprovoked shock situations.  Leading your viewer into an uncertain situation, which could either be blissfully safe, or at the turn of a sixpence, spiral into a shock supprise!!\n\nFor instance, take the example of the ol' favourite haunted house....  Character opens the door and walks through...  All is silent, apart from the ambient wind and creaking of the door.  Door slams shut unxepectedly behind character.  I would use volume to shock the viewer.\n\nThere are many different ways to scare your audience.  Think of the two senses we use to watch - sight and sound.  Exploit them to their fullest.\n\nPoints to remember about making a good horror movie:\n\n1.  The storyline must be well thought out, have no flaws and come to a conclusion - either good, bad or leave the audience thinking what could have happened.\n\n2.  Blood 'n guts does not work!!!!  A small amount of gratuitous b&g is okay, but must be backed up with a justifiable demise, using suspense and shock!\n\n3.  Ambience.  A key point is to use sound and visuals to create a world in which your audience will feel uncomfortably captivated.  Classics are the haunted house, the woods with dead trees and freakish howlings, fog, blurs of light in pitch black, etc.....\n\n4.  The sense of security and insecurity.  Use techniques to fool the audience into a false sense of security, by leading them up to a perilous situation, only to find that peril dosent come to pass.  Then three seconds later, after everyone is relived that the grisly event didn't take place, then execute (literally!) the event, which will scare people because you have taken them from secure to insecure in an instant.  That's how you scare people!!\n\n5.  Avoid cliche events, like the haunted house, creaking door, etc.  Make something new.  Use a situation that normally would be very secure and make it insecure.  Where do you feel most safe?  Think of an imaginary situation that would make it unsafe.\n\n6.  Special effects.  You will need to harness your skills in making special effects.  Make up, flash lighting, ambient background noise, volume control, etc..\n\nMy favouite horror films:\n\nThe fog - John Carpenter (original, not the crap remake)\nThe thing - John Carpenter (and the original)\nHalloween - John Carpenter\nIt - Stephen King\nSalems Lot - Stephen King\n\nThese films use the classic combination of great storylines, atmosphere, human vulnerability, mistrusting situations and small amounts of gore (apart from the thing!!) to create the scenes which make them great!\n\nHope that helps!
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I really wish there was a horror movie channel.  I would watch it all the time.  I love scary movies!
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Scary Movies in order for me... \n\nthe third one first\nthe second one second\nthe first one third \nthe fourth one fourth\n\n\nthe 3rd one was definately the one which made me laugh out loud even though no one was around
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yeah-Halloween Ressurrection was pointless. What's the point of making the movie, when Jamie Lee Curtis dies????....i don't get it.....and Busta Rhymes-c'mon-you think a crappy rapper is going to save the day?? did anyone else think it was funny when Busta Rhymes started showing off his 'unique martial art' skills-i was laughing so hard-i almost cried!
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In the climax of Ring 2 the girl came out from the Tv, & the videp cassette wasnt burn...................i saw Exorcist,this is also good,my dad says when the movie was released he was there to watch it 1st 1show,he says some girls  did pee at the hall as they were scared.U can watch the new film SACRED EVIL this is also good
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It wasn't exactly "scary" but more like creepy and disturbing because it was about cannibals in a forest trying to eat a film crew. The most shocking part was when one of the camaramen ripped the shell of a giant turtle and began to stab the turtle and after he ripped out the intestines the legs were still squirming. What creeps me out the worst is that this was not special effects. The movie waas filmed in 1979, and the turtle used in it was real and was eaten afterwards. So it's not considered animal cruelty. Oh yea, there was this part when one of the canniabal girls got raped by an old cannibal dude and after he raped her he began to mutilate her vagina with a jagged rock. I was very disturbed watching this movie. The movie is called cannibal holocaust if youw ant to see it =D Good luck with your stomach.
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Never seen a live one.\n\nI've seen a few "exorcism" specials on cable TV, especially when they go into the southern deliverance ceremonies and people are rolling on the floor and making odd noises. The pastors in their interviews actually come across as sincere, not charlatans (although I know there's a bunch of crooks out there), so I'm not sure what to make of it.\n\nAs far as movie exorcisms: The movie "The Exorcist" was based on the real case of a young man in the late '40's. "The Exorcism of Emily Rose" was based on the case of Annalise Michel back in the '70's. You can't take either as "accurate" due to the nature of drama (they spice things up, change what they want to make things interesting), but the basics are there.\n\nI know at least one person who participated in an exorcism or at least the "casting out of a demon." He didn't want to talk much about it and seemed very unsettled by the experience. I think when you see the real thing, there's something about it that bars sensationalism.
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I dont watch scary movies either or else i cant sleep and totally freak myself out, but i just got back from this one and its not as scary as the original.  It had a handful of individual moments that made me scream out loud, lol, but nothing with long lasting damage.  I agree with a previous comment, they softened it, mostly by taking out the creepy gregorian chants.  Its the perfect amount of scary, just go with a friend.  Definately talk with someone about something else afterwords.
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♡How about these? Check out the sites please. Hope this helps!♡\n1. "Michael Myers after being institutionalized since childhood, for murdering his sister, has escaped and is heading back home to terrorize his boyhood community." -- All the filming was done in LA suburbs. So Pasadena -The Myers' home, 1000 Mission Street, Strode home, 1115 Oxley Street. Hollywood - Doyle home, 1530 Orange Grove Ave, Wallace home, 1537 Orange Grove Ave. Other scenes were shot in Alhambra, North Hollywood, Rosemead, Sierra Madre and at South Pasadena High School.\n2. "Nancy and other children on Elm Street are having nightmares of Freddy (Robert Englund), a disfigured child murderer that wears a glove with razor sharp fingers. After one of the children is murdered in their sleep, Nancy tries to stay awake." -- Filming of Nancy's house was done at 1428 N. Genesee in Hollywood. Other scenes were shot in North Hollywood\nhttp://losangeles.about.com/od/hollywoodfilmstvmusic/tp/horrorfilms.htm\n3. Hollywood Forever Cemetery 6000 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA Legend has it that a black-veiled woman brings fresh flowers to Rudolph Valentino's grave every week. \n4. Silent Movie Theatre\n611 N Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles, CA \nThe spirits of two former owners are said to haunt this venue honoring Hollywood's Golden Age.\nhttp://www.preservela.com/archives/000645.html
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The two movies that always get brought up for being similar to Blair Witch are "The Last Broadcast" and the English doc that you're talking about. I can't remember the name of the UK film to save my life and it's driving me crazy.
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HECK YA!! I hated that movie!! Creepier than anything I'd seen before... what was with all the bugs and whacko savages??!
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I've seen this movie & it's not as good as the first one better actors & 1 actress & plot to the story is better than part 2(Contagium).I RECOMMEND HOUSE OF THE DEAD 2 or\nHostel for blood & gore or Day of the dead (part 1).Good luck to you & hope this info has been helpful to you..Have a good one..\npeace I'm out.
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oh wow... i've watched thousands of horror movies in my entire 21 years of existence on this planet but i have never seen any film such as what you have just described. sorry if i can't be of any help though... :)