Realistic true stories like 'The Snowtown Murders' freak me out more than horror movies..I'm a grown man and I had to pause that s h i t a couple of times to gather myself. The fact that my gf was all like "meh" about it kind of freaked me out too. Crazy b i t c h.
'An American Crime' is another one that made me want to look away. Some of those scenes are f u c k i n g brutal.
Realistic true stories like 'The Snowtown Murders' freak me out more than horror movies..I'm a grown man and I had to pause that s h i t a couple of times to gather myself. The fact that my gf was all like "meh" about it kind of freaked me out too. Crazy b i t c h.
'An American Crime' is another one that made me want to look away. Some of those scenes are f u c k i n g brutal.
LeRink you think Alien is a horror? One of the all time greats but not sure what is scary about the movie.
are you kidding? the alien "xenomorph" has to be one of the scariest monsters in the history of film and the overall suspense AND "startle" scenes had people jumping out their seats when the Mrs and I first saw it in a theater in 1979.
https://www.boston.com/ae/movies/gallery/top_50_scary_movies/ Top 50 Scariest Movies of All Time I think has an excellent definition of "Scary Movie"...
1) IS the movie SO scary that it could change one's behavior?
2) Does the movie have a high likelihood of producing nightmares in people?
3) Does the movie startle you, make you anxious, get your heart pumping or just plain gross you out?
going thru their Top 50 list, I came across a VERY under-rated horror that I have seen before @ #22. the 2007 Stephen King movie 1408 (which is the number of a haunted New Your City hotel room) with John Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson. had GREAT suspense and enough "blood and guts" to satisfy most horror fans
and btw, their list had the 1979 Alien @ #9 
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