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Hey, all....Happy Fried-Day! \~/

Question for you:

Did any of you see the above-mentioned movie?
If so ~ is it worth renting?

We're getting into the creepy, haunting Halloween Season,
and I want to rent a few Scary Movies.

Thoughts? Ratings? Suggestions for OTHER movies...?

TRAGChick wrote:Hey, all....Happy Fried-Day! \~/

Question for you:

Did any of you see the above-mentioned movie?
If so ~ is it worth renting?

We're getting into the creepy, haunting Halloween Season,
and I want to rent a few Scary Movies.

Thoughts? Ratings? Suggestions for OTHER movies...?

I seem to remember starting a thread about this earlier this year. I was home alone and reluctant to go see it - I didn't want to come home to an empty house!
I recall it wasn't bad, but not great for me - but I really like Virginia Madsen. I think it was more 'creepy' than scary.
Try Burnt Offerings if you haven't seen it - older movie but very scary (for me, anywyay).

Triple S wrote:

TRAGChick wrote:Hey, all....Happy Fried-Day! \~/

Question for you:

Did any of you see the above-mentioned movie?
If so ~ is it worth renting?

We're getting into the creepy, haunting Halloween Season,
and I want to rent a few Scary Movies.

Thoughts? Ratings? Suggestions for OTHER movies...?

I seem to remember starting a thread about this earlier this year. I was home alone and reluctant to go see it - I didn't want to come home to an empty house!
I recall it wasn't bad, but not great for me - but I really like Virginia Madsen. I think it was more 'creepy' than scary.
Try Burnt Offerings if you haven't seen it - older movie but very scary (for me, anywyay).

More creepy than scary....check.

Since I'm from CT, I'm curious to see this movie.....

Oh, and Southington CT IS NOT "boondocks / outskirt" by any account....it's an old, Industrial Town outside of Waterbury.
....which makes what (allegedly) happened ALL THE MORE creepy.

Bring it on.

is a very good movie, but make me sad more than scared...i recommended

Audition... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audition_%281999_film%29

The key to a good horror movie is having it stick with you for awhile. This one is just insane...It's about a recently widowed man who wants to meet any random younger woman (of legal age), so he holds fake film auditions to select one of the many he meets. Once he starts to pursue and get to know one of them, he starts finding out just how fucked up she and her past really are. Lots of suspense and creepiness. I'm surprised this movie is so little known.

Saw it, wasn't that impressed.

Paranormal Activity is kinda Blair Witch type. Cost them under $100K to make, so they should make BANK on it. All reports are that it's scary as all shit.

Probably won't see the new Elm Street, only cuz Freddy looks more like Voldamort than a Freddy.

I vote for going into a haunted house with a digital recorder and doing a TAPS session of your own!

Not a snowball's chance in hell I'm gonna see that movie. I don't do scary. I like my sleep too much.

The horror genre is a touogh one. Most ideas are rehashed. Very difficult to make a good movie. But I thought this was a fair movie that I will probably watch again sometime. And given how many movies I have at home, for a disc to get a 2nd viewing is rare.

I REALLY want to check out that Paranormal Activity...there is a HELLUVA buzz going on...

For Paranormal Activity, it's currently in limited release. To help it go Nationwide... go here:

http://eventful.com/performers/paranorm ... mpetitions

If you want to watch something terrifying...watch "KISS meets the phantom of the park"! Scariest movie I've ever seen.

I love Kingdom Hospital, and Rose Red. Kingdom Hospital was a long series of a Stephen King movie. Great watch. Surreal, funny at times, frightning a great deal.......suspenseful you bet. Rose Red for a great Ghost story, also The Haunting. And for laughs The Frighteners with Michael J. Fox. Scare and laughs.

Of course any Stephen King movie for me........modern though. I could do without the Sleepwalkers. The Green Mile, Misery, Needful Things, Storm of the Century, Apt Pupil, The Stand, The Mist, etc.........great line up I usually put in before the spooky day.

G.I.Jim wrote:If you want to watch something terrifying...watch "KISS meets the phantom of the park"! Scariest movie I've ever seen.

No, the one where Gene Simons is a transvestite trying to kill Josh Stamos..........the acting alone will terrify you!

Haunting in Connecticut was alright, not great and not really scary. Go see the new flick starting at the movies-"Paranormal Activity"...its already being called the scariest movie ever on several horror movie websites....

G.I.Jim wrote:If you want to watch something terrifying...watch "KISS meets the phantom of the park"! Scariest movie I've ever seen.

Oh, you mean that wickedly awesome movie that didn't use Peter Criss's actual voice, but instead used the voice of Zan from the Super Friends, Michael Bell?

ACK!!!

I have tickets to see Paranormal Activity tomorrow evening. I'll let ya know how it is and if it's worth it. Had to be a 5Pm show tho, cause I can't get my son to see a later show.. (wuss).

Playitloudforme wrote:I have tickets to see Paranormal Activity tomorrow evening. I'll let ya know how it is and if it's worth it. Had to be a 5Pm show tho, cause I can't get my son to see a later show.. (wuss).

Cool, please do!!!!!! Ive heard its filmed a lot like Blair Witch with the moving cameras....

ScarabGator wrote:

Playitloudforme wrote:I have tickets to see Paranormal Activity tomorrow evening. I'll let ya know how it is and if it's worth it. Had to be a 5Pm show tho, cause I can't get my son to see a later show.. (wuss).

Cool, please do!!!!!! Ive heard its filmed a lot like Blair Witch with the moving cameras....

5 1/2 hours. Booyah. I know I won't get scared, I've had my own paranormal activity in real life. I thought we were having an earthquake a few months ago .... nope... just my bed shaking like a 8.0, the rest of the house, including my roommate were fine. Obviously someone wanted my attention. And then the white body shaped mist that walked past us... yeah. Movies ain't got nuthin' on me.

Don't waste your money on that movie...its so gross and not at all scary....

G.I.Jim wrote:If you want to watch something terrifying...watch "KISS meets the phantom of the park"! Scariest movie I've ever seen.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jmw1LbetPEQ

There's a whole bunch more of these clips...but the porn music intro makes this scene tops!

I suggest you go see Zombieland. It's a perfect mix between the zombie culture of horror/gore, suspense, and comedy.

RossValoryRocks wrote:

G.I.Jim wrote:If you want to watch something terrifying...watch "KISS meets the phantom of the park"! Scariest movie I've ever seen.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jmw1LbetPEQ

There's a whole bunch more of these clips...but the porn music intro makes this scene tops!

This song is the ONLY decent thing to ever come out of this movie...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-jzOpBr ... re=related

I've always loved this song, but hearing it on acoustic guitar with Peter is awesome!

Sigh... wasted the money on the damn movie (PA). ONE good scene. That's it.

Ok..maybe two (the baby powder). But seriously, that was far from the 'scariest film of the decade'... pfft.