so what scary movie did you watch tonight

shamrock55

It being halloween night and all, what did yee watch?, i myself made do with fri the 13th on rte:D

Guffy

The conjuring, freaked the bejesus out of me

shamrock55

gufc21 wrote: »

The conjuring, freaked the bejesus out of me

I had planned to watch that but herself didnt want to so we left it

3rdDegree

Watched "Mama" and thought it was very good. Scary enough. To be fair though, it's fairly easy to scare me.

Also watched "The Possession". mediocre would be a generous assessment.

Sir Gallagher

Watched Sinister. It started of so well, the music was unsettling, kind of aphex twin sounding and the found footage parts were really disturbing. The rest of the film was fairly brutal and comical at times. It could have made for a fantastic movie if they didnt go down the supernatural route.

Professional Griefer

Just finished watching The Conjuring, best horror movie I've seen in while.

Space Dog

Re-watched Carrie, Trick 'r Treat and Suspiria.

Tipsy McSwagger

The Innkeepers

Turned it off after 20 mins, pure shyte.

adocholiday

Conjuring here too. Was very good I thought, really enjoyable horror film.

spuddy01

Watched Trick R Treat

Red_Dwarf

I went to Tattersalls Drive-In Movies to see Halloween

chriity139

Sir Gallagher wrote: »

Watched Sinister. It started of so well, the music was unsettling, kind of aphex twin sounding and the found footage parts were really disturbing. The rest of the film was fairly brutal and comical at times. It could have made for a fantastic movie if they didnt go down the supernatural route.

Agree'd I found the first hour of sinister really really good and creepy as hell. Towards the end its like they didnt know what to do so they put together some rubbish.

krudler

Sir Gallagher wrote: »

Watched Sinister. It started of so well, the music was unsettling, kind of aphex twin sounding and the found footage parts were really disturbing. The rest of the film was fairly brutal and comical at times. It could have made for a fantastic movie if they didnt go down the supernatural route.

I enjoyed most of Sinister as well, the score is brilliant, really creepy, and it has one of the most unsettling opening shots I've seen in years. But then it all falls apart in the last act, same as Insidious.

Myrddin

Stuck on Halloween. I think its the first time I actually properly watched it. Old, but enjoyable in that old-school way.

endacl

Popped round to a friend. He was just settling in to watch Lars Von Trier's 'Antichrist', so I joined him.

Not watching that one again...

bellinter

we went with "Rosemary's Baby". I'd never seen it before even though the DVD has been on the shelf for about 4 years at this stage. I didnt find it in the least bit scarey but still a great film.

Conbhar

30 Days Of Night and The Loved Ones. The Loved Ones is one of the best horrors I've seen in the last 10 years imo.

Duggy747

Was going to watch Texas Chainsaw Masacare, the original, but the GF was falling asleep so we left it.

No fun watching a horror film if she doesn't watch it, hilarious to watch her reactions. :pac:

Though we did watch The Mist last week which was good, though one very dodgy CGI tentacle scene.

Sleepy

Stuck on the remake of Friday the 13th. Good god it was ****e. Horrific writing, dreadful acting and a score that'd give you a heart attack (at least the composer knew his job!).

The characters were so awful I was actually dissapointed that their deaths weren't more horrific.

frisbeeface

Evil Dead 2. Had seen the first one and Army of Darkness but never watched 2 before. It was great

silver_surfer

Friday the 13th remake, terrible don't know why I kept watching.

silver_surfer

Oh yeah watched The Lost Boys again after that, quality as always.

Warper

Watched Christine, decent ol flick.

SimonTemplar

The Descent - an excellent atmospheric horror.

freewheeler

not really a horror but watched 'the fourth kind' had a few good moments but overall it was a little...meh...

Paddy Fields

Halloween Resurrection on BBC1 tonight at 11.50, never seen it before. Quite short at 1hr 20mns.

LuckyFinigan

Pet Sematary and The Innkeepers.

brianregan09

Halloween

Birneybau

frisbeeface wrote: »

Evil Dead 2. Had seen the first one and Army of Darkness but never watched 2 before. It was great

Favourite film ever, more hilarious than scary.

eamonmcguilty

Slumber party massacre - routine slasher from the 1980s.

Tar.Aldarion

Went to the digitally restored Frankenstein films in the lighthouse, great

McGeough123

Cant beat the original Halloween for a few scares

run_Forrest_run

endacl wrote: »

Popped round to a friend. He was just settling in to watch Lars Von Trier's 'Antichrist', so I joined him.

Not watching that one again...

the only thing horrific about that movie was the endless psycho-babble in it. The cinematography was top notch though, especially the opening scene.

Chris_Heilong

The Devil rides out, absolutely brilliant IMO
The Prince of Darkness, John Carpenter at his best after The Thing,
From Beyond the Grave, a great Hammer Horror starring Peter Cushing, it has 4 horror stories inside.