Topic: Anyone watch horror movies? - page 2. (Read 556 times)
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I am afraid of horror movies but i want some short clips . These are interesting and curious
There is some new Horror movies I would suggest to you
M3GAN with Amie Donald
Violent Night with David Harbour and John Leguizamo
Barbarian with Bill Skarsgard and Georgina Campbell
Knock at the Cabin with M. Night Shyamalan and Dave Bautista
The Womb with Naysila Mirdad
Viking Wolf with Elli Rhiannon Muller Osborne
M3GAN with Amie Donald
Violent Night with David Harbour and John Leguizamo
Barbarian with Bill Skarsgard and Georgina Campbell
Knock at the Cabin with M. Night Shyamalan and Dave Bautista
The Womb with Naysila Mirdad
Viking Wolf with Elli Rhiannon Muller Osborne
My best horror movie watching
INSIDIOUS, THE CONJURING, THE EXORCIST, HEREDITARY
INSIDIOUS, THE CONJURING, THE EXORCIST, HEREDITARY
I like all the saw series
I saw The Menu & Smile recently. I’m not going to spoil either for you by telling you anytging about them. I recommend both though, I’d give The Menu 6.5/10 & Smile a solid 6/10. Neither are classics but definitely worth a watch if you can stream them for free.
I sometimes watch horror movies, and I like the ring movies
I don't watch, I prefer action movies.
I have watched a lot of great horror movies, but the only one that i still can watch over and over again is "the exorcism of Emily rose". It talks about a teenage girl who had psychological problems, but we're in the 90th, so they believed that she was possessed by demons, and other myths. Anyways it is a very good one and also it is about a real story. I recommend it.
i love horror movies and my favorite horror movie is one missed call. This is a film from Japan
I like comedies better.
Of all the horror movies, the only one I like is Saw.
I don't like horror movies. My current life is enough to make me feel terrified. The pressure of the epidemic and life is even scarier than horror movies. I hope I can live my life well in the future.
I never watch it, even if the plot is particularly fake, otherwise when I lie in bed at night, I will feel that there are terrifying things around me looking at me.
I don't like horror movies because I like to be imagined when I want to sleep so I prefer to watch romantic comedies because the nuances and storylines are very much and not too stressful
And I love horror movies. They say it's even useful to watch them - this is how we learn how to behave in stressful situations (which we are unlikely to encounter in the real world, but knowledge can be extrapolated). But of course, it is more important to maintain psychological comfort
ALIVE korean horror movie.
I've watched the medium movie. I highly recommend this film. This film is based on a true story, and it's very scary.
I went to the cinema a couple of weeks ago to see Halloween Ends. It was pretty good but nothing too special. I had to see the conclusion of such a great series of movies that’s been going back decades.
I have always been a big horror movie can though.
I have always been a big horror movie can though.
the Conjuring film, is a film that I think is very suspenseful and makes me scared when I see it.
Horror movies I would suggest to you is The Fly with Jeff Goldblum and Geena Davis, 1986
Dawn of the Dead with Sarah Polley, 2004
A Nightmare on Elm Street with Johnny Depp and Robery Englund by Wes Craven, 1984
Poltergeist with JoBeth Williams and Heather O'Rourke, 1982
The Thing with Kurt Russel by John Carpenter, 1982
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre by Tobe Hooper, 1974
Night of the Living Dead by George Romero, 1968
The Shining by Stanley Kubrick with Jack Nicholson and Shelley Duvall, 1980
Dawn of the Dead with Sarah Polley, 2004
A Nightmare on Elm Street with Johnny Depp and Robery Englund by Wes Craven, 1984
Poltergeist with JoBeth Williams and Heather O'Rourke, 1982
The Thing with Kurt Russel by John Carpenter, 1982
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre by Tobe Hooper, 1974
Night of the Living Dead by George Romero, 1968
The Shining by Stanley Kubrick with Jack Nicholson and Shelley Duvall, 1980
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