Definitive Horror Movies Of This Generation... | Thread profile

I'm talking about the last decade or so. Please list your picks here - especially any that are high-concept, low-budget but with sound production values... I'm doing research and would like to view the best of the best. I'll start: The Hole (I think that's the title - one with the girl who kills her three friends in some underground bunker type thing...) Can't think of ...

Quote: Originally Posted by Rollerball EVENT HORIZON This. I am no horror buff but I am never watching this movie again.

The Ring - Maddie was freaked out for weeks. Stephen Kings movie - Pet Cemetery THE EVENT HORIZON - BESTEST MOVIE EVER MADE, no seriously, whenever I watch it I still get freaked out.

Quote: Originally Posted by Rollerball THE EVENT HORIZON - BESTEST MOVIE EVER MADE, no seriously, whenever I watch it I still get freaked out. what he said.

Dog Soldiers (2002). It's a werewolf movie set in Scotland. Decent acting, fairly predicatble plot but what made it really enjoyable is that it had decent costumes and nare a hint of CG in sight. Not really scary as such but it did have it moments. If you are a fan of the genre it definately one to check out.

Comeon, it wasn't that bad. The horror movie that had me leaving the room cause of it's evilness was Amityville Horror(original 70/80's) movie(not the 2000 version) and it was based on a true story wich freaked me out. I left the room after about 20-30min. into the movie. Second time I watched it I left about 45min. and the third I think I made it. The Witch was the only other movie that freaked...

I think i was in grade 9 - 13 Ghosts gave me the creeps, whatched it the other day ,it was actually pretty funny. I don't know if this is a horror though, but The Bone Collector i enjoyed immensly

EVIL DEAD! Also the remake of 'night of the living dead' - freakin' hilarious! i Also enjoyed from duck till dawn and tremors 1 and 2, if you can call that a horror... (i like funny stuff)

I suppose my nephew's school's christmas pantomime thing that we all had to sit through doesn't count? Cause while there was no blood guts or gore, it was so awful as to be truly horrific! Btw, Hitchcock -- brilliance in horror. I have such a macabre sense of humour I can myself at the poor techniques and rubbish plot elements whilst the typical killer kills the typical tards typically...

I keep laughing at the stupid mistakes the people always make and consequently get dead... id have to say the ring was pretty good and saw was plain disturbing...