This deserves a second. Guess I'm just one of those that finds the Saw type movies to be silly gorefests. Kids f'd with my mind though cause it was so real. Same with City of God.
Originally posted by: dennilfloss
Kids.
Originally posted by: Rubycon
Windows PC with Hot Dog Stand Color scheme.
Originally posted by: eleison
Mulholland Dr.
the Ring
yea.. the Ring is cheezy now, but that's because of all the remakes.. When it first came out, it was very scary!!! I had to leave my lights on that night... something about paranormal folks reaching out from the grave to take revenge on people..
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Jeezus. I remember lying in bed, covers tucked up under my chin, eyes glued to the closet door just incase it moved a millimeter after seeing The Ring. I was ready to leap out the ***** window. By 4am the terror was so intense I had to wake up my girlfriend, go downstairs and watch TV till the fear passed.
The only other film that had anywhere near that effect on me was watching The Grudge on halloween. I knew the ghost was going to come up under the bedsheets, but I screamed like a girl when I saw it.
Horror/psychological movies usually don't bother me, but I swear I'll never watch another Japanese ghost film ever again (even if Buffy is in it)
J
Originally posted by: torpid
The cube? Wow... I wish there were some way for me to flag people who voted for cube or event horizon so I know in the future to never listen to anything they say about movies. Those two movies were truly awful. Cube was awful not just because it was cheesy, cliched, and not substantially different than numerous B sci fi tv show episodes I'd seen, but also because it was ludicrously predictable. Again, the only disturbing thing about that movie was that people actually thought it was good.
Just saw perfume. That was pretty disturbing in a talented mr ripley sort of way.
Originally posted by: Imp
Originally posted by: torpid
The cube? Wow... I wish there were some way for me to flag people who voted for cube or event horizon so I know in the future to never listen to anything they say about movies. Those two movies were truly awful. Cube was awful not just because it was cheesy, cliched, and not substantially different than numerous B sci fi tv show episodes I'd seen, but also because it was ludicrously predictable. Again, the only disturbing thing about that movie was that people actually thought it was good.
Just saw perfume. That was pretty disturbing in a talented mr ripley sort of way.
The first one was pretty good in a campy/B-grade Sci-fi movie kind of way. The second one was complete and utter crap with gratuitous T&A.
"A person is never happy except at the price of some ignorance."Originally posted by: torpid
The cube? Wow... I wish there were some way for me to flag people who voted for cube or event horizon so I know in the future to never listen to anything they say about movies.
Originally posted by: BladeVenom
For bizarre or unsettling check out most of David Lynch's movies.
Another weird one worth mentioning is City of Lost Children. Which brings to mind Dark City which also was definitely an interesting movie.
Originally posted by: scott
Blue Velvet, I sincerely wish I never saw it.
I remember that. My first soundcard game was also Wolfenstein3D. The first time I heard a door open I thought "that is so freaking REAL!".Originally posted by: ranmaniac
Wolfenstein 3D after getting a soundcard for the first time, I had the speaker volume on a bit too loud. I got surprised by a guard yelling "Spion!" or something in German and nearly fell out of my chair.
As for movies, The Deer Hunter and the Russian Roulette scenes were fairly disturbing..