[jilgiljongiljing]

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Itchy the Killer is not really horror but groce nonetheless and awesome!

Agreed that it doesnt really fall under horror, but a very disturbing movie and u will be in horror! Try having dinner while watching this movie, its quite a challenge.

 

[Penchum]

The 1982 version of "The Thing" can still get it done, especially if you haven't seen it.

 

[Tech2]

I like my horror campy:

Dead Alive
Re-Animator

Of course, there is straight-up disturbing:

Audition

Not horror, but disturbing non-the-less:

Jacob's Ladder
Old Boy

Oh, I almost forgot: I find any TV commercial for Comcast quite disturbing.

 

[GlendaleViper]

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Originally Posted by Penchum /img/forum/go_quote.gif The 1982 version of "The Thing" can still get it done, especially if you haven't seen it.

Was just coming in here to put this! It'll get into your mind! Gah!

 

[cosmotron]

I'm gonna second Audition (Odishon), the last 15 minutes or so are great...

 

[Al4x]

some of those old ones keep coming up! i saw the texas chainsaw massacre, wasnt a fan, a bit silly it seemed

@germania, the japanese is such a different culture, i would love to spend some time there.

the 8 horror films have caught my eye tho, im def gonna look into them!

 

[redshifter]

The Mist 2007
Prince of Darkness
The Descent
The Blob (1988)

 

[Al4x]

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Originally Posted by redshifter /img/forum/go_quote.gif The Mist 2007 Prince of Darkness The Descent The Blob (1988)

the descent is one of my favs, along with saw, hostel, alien, resident evil, 28 days later and dawn of the dead

the mist looks good in particular

 

[KUNFUCHOPSTICKS]

I perfer the Number 1 at everything, so how about: The Exorcist.

Rated "Numero Uno" of horror films in most places- it deserves it. Another top 10 would be The Ring.

( The 1973 Classic of course)

 

[mcmyers]

I haven't seen the new American remake, but the original German language Funny Games was among the most disturbing movies I've ever seen.

 

[Jon L]

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Originally Posted by 2deadeyes /img/forum/go_quote.gif The Ring (Ringu) - the American version is actually better The Grudge (Juon) - the Japanese version is better Audition (Odishon) - quite disturbing

You're right about Ringu versions, but the Korean version is the scariest IMO. Yikes...
The Juon still sometimes gives me flashbacks.
The Audition is a great choice, too. Yes, the Japanese are quite disturbed people

Oldboy is not exactly horror but very entertaining in disturbing ways.

Also, try watching the original Alien in the middle of the night in the dark by yourself. Wow.

 

[Al4x]

my test is watching in my bed with some headphones on, at night, quite close to the laptop screeen.

if i have to
a] turn on the light
b] turn down the volume
c] move away from the screen

i know its done its job

alien and the descent are the best for that that ive seen

 

[bhjazz]

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Originally Posted by Al4x /img/forum/go_quote.gif alien and the descent are the best for that that ive seen

The beauty of Alien is not what you see, but what you don't see. Later movies in the series fark it all up and show the alien(s) over and over. Bleh. Gimme tension. If I can't see it, I can't understand it in my head. Nor can I get used to what it looks like. Go Ridley Scott.

BTW, if you don't already have it, get the Quadrilogy. Lots of useful behind the scenes info. Better than most...

 

[NeObliviscaris]

watch stuff from After Dark Horrorfest

Also: Rest Stop is good, Scream is always fun to watch!

 

[coredump]

I've never seen it but maybe American Psycho. I've read a few excerpts of the book and disturbing is an understatement.