Fav Horror Film Of The Year?

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Fav Horror Film Of The Year?

#1 Post by Ang3l »

what was ur fav horror film, there were some good ones. I really enjoyed The Fog and I <3ed the Exorsism of Emily Rose
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#2 Post by Shollia »

Uuuuhm... I don't even think I've seen any of the horror movies that came out this year?
Gee my memory is bad lol.... hmmmm... yeah.. I have no idea.
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#3 Post by Ammer »

I think mine would be the Grudge. I loved it. But I think I may like Saw better, I really want to see it.
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#4 Post by smile.cloud »

I think sawII was scary .. maybe Wolf Creek?
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#5 Post by TDG »

Ammer wrote:I think mine would be the Grudge. I loved it. But I think I may like Saw better, I really want to see it.


I would argue Saw isn't really a horror movie. It's a good movie, but nothing too spooky. It's more a psychological thriller with scenes of sadistic violence.

That said, Adam's capture scene scared the crap out of me XP

That's just my input *wanders off*
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#6 Post by halfbakedbliss »

the_dog_god wrote:
Ammer wrote:I think mine would be the Grudge. I loved it. But I think I may like Saw better, I really want to see it.


I would argue Saw isn't really a horror movie. It's a good movie, but nothing too spooky. It's more a psychological thriller with scenes of sadistic violence.

That said, Adam's capture scene scared the crap out of me XP

That's just my input *wanders off*

What the hell kind of mask was he wearing in that closet anyway? I'm still shocked over it.
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#7 Post by Asthaloth »

There were horror films this year?

That pretty much sums up how Meh this year was for the Genre.
Well, mainstream media anyway.
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#8 Post by paola »

Setekh wrote:There were horror films this year?

That pretty much sums up how Meh this year was for the Genre.
Well, mainstream media anyway.


I agree. Bit of a dissapointment.
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#9 Post by AntiopeAmazon »

Land Of the Dead.. but I am a fan of the Dead Series and George A. Romero.
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#10 Post by Ammer »

the_dog_god wrote:
Ammer wrote:I think mine would be the Grudge. I loved it. But I think I may like Saw better, I really want to see it.


I would argue Saw isn't really a horror movie. It's a good movie, but nothing too spooky. It's more a psychological thriller with scenes of sadistic violence.


Psychological thriller, guts and horror, what's the difference in this genre?
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#11 Post by Wicked Monkey »

Ammer wrote:
the_dog_god wrote:
Ammer wrote:I think mine would be the Grudge. I loved it. But I think I may like Saw better, I really want to see it.


I would argue Saw isn't really a horror movie. It's a good movie, but nothing too spooky. It's more a psychological thriller with scenes of sadistic violence.


Psychological thriller, guts and horror, what's the difference in this genre?


I did type out a 3 paragraph response to this.. But I changed my mind at the end.. In Short, saying that Saw 2 isn't really a horror movie is like saying Friday the 13th is a romantic comedy (ok its a comedy but not romantic). I hope my babbling has made some sense..
In conclusion I wish the writers wouldn't have killed off jigsaw with cancer.. I don't want to see Saw 3 with the druggie girl leading the way .. i smell poo
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#12 Post by Tadashi Rein »

Hmm... well the only two horror movies i saw this year were When A Stranger Calls and The Hills Have Eyes out of those two The Hills Have Eyes was my favorite. I really want to see Wolf Creek though.
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#13 Post by Wicked Monkey »

Jax wrote:Hmm... well the only two horror movies i saw this year were When A Stranger Calls and The Hills Have Eyes out of those two The Hills Have Eyes was my favorite. I really want to see Wolf Creek though.

Have you seen the original Hills Have Eyes? Alot of people I know have not ..
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