Movie Thread

[Ronin13]

Jaws.... Ya, that scared me, but in a different way than the normal undead horror movies. Jaws plays on real life shit, ya, mostly fantasy on how a shark acts, but still.... The first time I watched Jaws was on a boat off the coast of Florida when I was a little kid, bad bad bad idea.

No kidding, that'd be like watching Apollo 13 on a space flight! I just don't get scared by some of that stuff, I think I might have head issues or something. Honestly, the scariest movie I've seen in a while was Star Wars Episode 2- Hayden Christiansen's terrible acting is f***ing scary! George Lucas sure knows how to make 'em these days.

[spyder]

No kidding, that'd be like watching Apollo 13 on a space flight! I just don't get scared by some of that stuff, I think I might have head issues or something. Honestly, the scariest movie I've seen in a while was Star Wars Episode 2- Hayden Christiansen's terrible acting is f***ing scary! George Lucas sure knows how to make 'em these days.

Have you seen the Fourth Kind?

[Ronin13]

Have you seen the Fourth Kind?

No, but I just read the description on IMDB, looks pretty good.

[DSB OUTDOORS]

I'm a Horor movie BUFF!! And there have been alot of movies out there. Nightmare on Elm St. Friday the 13Th. etc. etc. But the only one that F**ked with my head and this is a repost. Was Paranormal Activity. 1 & 2. Own both, watched both. Will try to watch them again this winter!!

[Ronin13]

I'm a Horor movie BUFF!! And there have been alot of movies out there. Nightmare on Elm St. Friday the 13Th. etc. etc. But the only one that F**ked with my head and this is a repost. Was Paranormal Activity. 1 & 2. Own both, watched both. Will try to watch them again this winter!!

With the lights on during mid-day? A friend of mine said he nearly hit his head on the ceiling watching the first Paranormal Activity from jumping out of his seat so damn much. Still haven't seen either, but as far as fear factor I hear they're up there, I just don't want to risk getting freaked out by a plotless film.

[hatidua]

I watched The Good Shepherd last night which I thought was fairly worthwhile. It was nice to see a movie in which the producers weren't scared of taking long enough to fully tell the story (the current limit of 75-90 minutes for a movie is essentially a TV show).

[Irving]

Paranormal Activity really freaked me out as well, but the entire experience was ruined by how incredibly stupid the movie was toward the end.

[spyder]

See, that sucks... Ghost or any kind of movie in that catagory just doesn't do anything for me. They are entertaining, but that is the extent of it.

[ghettodub]

I started watching Insidious last night, and for a stupid new horror movie, there were a few scenes that gave me the chills. So that was a welcome thing, because that doesn't happen much anymore...

[Ronin13]

Cowboys and Aliens- good flick. Don't go in thinking it's going to give you any insight into the aliens or their technology, it's not that kind of movie, just a fun mindless action that keeps you entertained throughout.