Horror Movies

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Right

let’s discuss horror movies

I for one sorta dislike the found footage genre of Horror movies and prefer the classic horror movies. Like Friday the 13th or something

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The only Horror movie I’ve seen was “Alien” and that will probably be the only horror flick I’ll ever see. Nuff said.

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personally I find that a good choice. Newer ones are found-footage movies and have jumpscares. Sorta sucks

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Only horror movies I’ve seen are Scream (which was pretty good) and Halloween: Resurrection (which was garbage, and simultaneously hilarious).

And I guess maybe the animated Dead Space movies count?

I’m hoping to see The Thing, Alien, Nightmare on Elm Street (the original), and Babadook at some point…maybe…

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right, the originals. The remakes and recent editions don’t seem as good.

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Unless you’re The Thing in 1982…

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I mean the most recent and modern ones. Though I think the modern The Thing movie seems decent. Heard it’s a prequel or something tho

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I heard the Evil Dead remake was okay…and I’m all for the It remake that’s being worked on.

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yeah.

Not as cheesy or fun as the first or second or controversial and censored

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I’ve watched a few horror movies.
Like Alien, The Blair Witch Project, Insidious, Resident Evil [CENSORED], and ETC.

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I personally don’t see the appeal in purposefully paying money to scare yourself for two hours at a time. But that’s just me.

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I’ve watched quite a few and have never been all that impressed with them. It wasn’t exactly fun when I was younger, and nowadays they’re just kind of stupid. They hardly ever have an interesting story to them.

I’ve seen Poltergeist, Amityville Horror, Sinister, The full Resident Evil series, The Evil Dead, a couple of those corny Jason vs. Freddy movies, WWZ, Halloween, A Haunting in Connecticut, Predator, and heck, there’s probably some I’m forgetting atm. They aren’t exactly memorable.

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Alien. My dad showed it to me a few months back. The Xenomorph is still the scariest monster I’ve seen.

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I do enjoy horror movies. Can’t really say Alien, or the sequels, are scary for me after seeing them more than once.

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I was forced to see Frozen.

That spooked me forever.

I hope End of Evangelion counts as a horror movie.

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Horror movies don’t really appeal to me. The gore, the bodies, the death…
Not my cup of tea. I prefer psychological horror if anything, stuff that doesn’t show anything. Nothing is scarier after all.
All the gore and gross stuff today is all I get to expect from a horror film.

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I saw ‘Mummy’ it was kinda scary. Those terrible graphics gave me nightmares XD

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I’m kind of an old school slasher junkie, and I’ve seen all of the old style horror movies, I personally think the horror genre is declining in being “horror”

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…Well, I have a massive fear of skinless people. So if everyone keeps their skin on, I can watch any horror movie. :stuck_out_tongue:

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I could never watch horror movies.
Cause it’s just like
“I’m getting scared of this…”
“And it’s not even real…”

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