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Maybe there is some old thread about it but I want to make a new one, for new GOOD horror movies. Me and my roommate have a huge passion for horror movies but there are so many and so many extremely bad ones. So please some help from you guys.
We seen a lot..and I mean a lot so maybe some not so well known. Thanks

Try "Funny man", I found this movie on a bad commercial dvd transferred from a vhs and sold at a cheap price in a supermarket. It's an amazing movie, I never saw a movie like this one, Christopher Lee is making a little guest in.

It's an horror comedy, I guess, it's a bad movie but with genius scenes and ideas at some moments. One scene remember me the SUDA 51 universe from the videp game killer 7.It's a special gem for me, one of the strangest movie I've seen.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0109858/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvHjj5x5QLM

Geodesic wrote:Try "Funny man", I found this movie on a bad commercial dvd transferred from a vhs and sold at a cheap price in a supermarket. It's an amazing movie, I never saw a movie like this one, Christopher Lee is making a little guest in.

It's an horror comedy, I guess, it's a bad movie but with genius scenes and ideas at some moments. One scene remember me the SUDA 51 universe from the videp game killer 7.It's a special gem for me, one of the strangest movie I've seen.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0109858/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvHjj5x5QLM

Hmm, I'll have to check that out. I still play Killer 7 sometimes to this day (and quite sadly still have not beaten it yet...)

EDIT found the movie in full on youtube for those interested.



I also recommend the movie 'Funny Games'. I think there are two versions (one from the US and the original from Austria) I can't remember which one I saw (I think the US version) but it was really good.

I'm not sure how big of a fan base this movie has, but I rather love "The Strangers" for it's warm atmosphere in direction, as well as how quiet the movie is. Still in Hollywood land, "The Ring" looks quite nice with its blue-ish tint to it and plays nice along the psychological nerve. They're both big successes with recent reviews, so they're no-brainers for choices for horror fans to at least check out.

Off the beaten path, I'd recommend the silent movie "Begotten" from the 90's. Specifically the opening scene. I found out about it through a fan made video for "Blue Calx" by Aphex Twin. The video is long gone, but the movie, though rare to find in physical format, is widely available online.

Noroi: The Curse
I'm very jaded of horror movies, and they have never really scared me on the level I wish they did, but man oh man, this movie had me pretty fucking scared. It's very psychological and the work on details throughout is beautiful.

someone put the entire thing on youtube and no one has done anything about it yet
\_O_/

Oh dear. The cursed thread that should have been made years ago..is at long last alive. You don't realize what you've gotten yrself into here - horror movies are what I live (and die ) for. Lawl. In all seriousness..I am a lover of vintage gore flicks and horribly bad B-movies, horror or not. So..prepare yourself. I'm not gonna go into descripts (unless necessary) about these movies, just know they are all awesome in their own way and worth checking out. Ahem:

-Scalps
-The Wicker Man (1973)
-From Beyond
-Re-Animator (and all sequels)
-Don't Go in the House
-The Incredible Melting Man
-The Blob (1988)
-C.H.U.D.
-Phantom of the Mall: Eric's Revenge
-Cannibal Holocaust (beware, real animal deaths in this film)
-Driller Killer
-The Prowler
-From Dusk til Dawn
-Three Extremes (asian horror anthology, amazing/fucked up)
-Tales from the Darkside: The Movie (the TV show is also brilliant/better IMO)
-Zombi 2 (known as Zombie in some parts of the world)
-Dead-Alive (known as Brain Dead in some parts of the world)
-Phantasm (AND ALL SEQUELS - underrated gems)
-Lifeforce
-Videodrome
-Prince of Darkness
-In the Mouth of Madness
-The Thing (1982, the 2011 prequel is also fucking righteous, don't believe all the naysayers)
-Sleepaway Camp
-The Shaft (known as Down in some parts of the world..killer elevator movie!!)
-Rubber
-The Serpent and the Rainbow
-The Last House on the Left (1972)
-Deadly Friend
-My Bloody Valentine (1981)
-Martin
-Maniac Cop
-The People Under the Stairs
-The Legend of Hell House
-Killer Klowns from Outer Space
-The Jackhammer Massacre
-Idle Hands
-House
-The Fly (1986)
-The Fly II (1989, underrated GOREFEST)
-V/H/S/ (2012)
-An American Werewolf in London
-Altered States
-Alien (1979)
-The Shining (1980)
-THE EVIL DEAD (1981, and Evil Dead II and Army of Darkness..can't stress these movies enough)
-Fright Night (1985)
-The Video Dead
-Cabin Fever
-The Beyond
-Cube
-Event Horizon
-Feast
-Maniac (1980)
-Night of the Comet
-Nightbeast
-Society (1989)
-The Signal
-STREET TRASH (amazing film)
-The Toxic Avenger (anything by Troma, really)
-Shivers
-The Brood
-The Pit (1981)
-Messiah of Evil
-The Langoliers (best Stephen King made for TV adaptation ever IMO..although many prob disagree)
-The House Where Evil Dwells
-Motel Hell
-May
-The Descent
-Session 9
-John Dies at the End
-Hellraiser 1-4 (though, 1 and 2 are the best)
-Hatchet
-The Burning
-Dolls
-Basket Case
-FrankenHooker
-Graveyard Shift
-Hardware
-Pin: A Plastic Nightmare
-Pumpkinhead
-The Cabin in the Woods
-The Dead Next Door
-The Woman
-The Ruins
-The Lords of Salem (Rob Zombie's new movie..fucking creeptastic!)

I could go on FOREVER literally..these are just some of my faves. I left out obvious franchises (Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street, Halloween, etc) cos those are a given! And yes, some of these are more sci-fi/body horror/thriller material..but they are all creepy and horrifying in different ways. Hope something piques yr interest on this list....

Also I must say that The Strangers is NOT a film I enjoyed. Got dragged to the theatre to see it against my will when it came out, disappointing and lackluster IMO. To me it felt like cheap scares, aimed at teens, and just dumbed down. I understand that it's minimalism is what attracts many people to it but I was infuriated even WATCHING it the first time. But, to each their own. End rant.

Geodesic wrote:Try "Funny man", I found this movie on a bad commercial dvd transferred from a vhs and sold at a cheap price in a supermarket. It's an amazing movie, I never saw a movie like this one, Christopher Lee is making a little guest in.

I'm going to watch it this week with my friend, thanks for the recommendation . I skimmed through it a bit and it looks unique.

Cannibal Holocaust & Noroi & VHS!

Andrzej Zulawski's Possession (1981) is worth a watch if you're looking for something unique. And I really mean unique. I haven't seen anything else quite like it. It has an amazing soundtrack too.

Synthestesia wrote:Noroi: The Curse
I'm very jaded of horror movies, and they have never really scared me on the level I wish they did, but man oh man, this movie had me pretty fucking scared. It's very psychological and the work on details throughout is beautiful.

someone put the entire thing on youtube and no one has done anything about it yet
\_O_/

I've heard good things about it. But I think I'm too scared to watch it.

woow, thanks guys! great recommendations! There will be lots of late nights with wine and horror from now on

Treefingers wrote:
I've heard good things about it. But I think I'm too scared to watch it.

Haha, I think I might chicken out on this one as well. What's really the point of being SO scared? I watched Funny Man and it was....fun, it had it's moments. I will be watching Possession next!

edit: watched Noroi The Curse. Not very scary. I mean I read a review of one guy comparing it to the scariness of The Exorcist. Not even close.

Just watched Hour Of The Wolf ("Vargtimmen") yesterday. Pretty much Bergman's only "proper" horror film, and one of the best ones in that category I've seen.

If anything deserves to be categorized as horror, it's Dead Alive .

Saw Witchboard on VHS when it came out in 1986.

I watched it alone and it frightened the bejaysus out of me.

I can't remember if it's actually any good though, but that's not to say it isn't. Or is.

Alright so I just finished "Possession" by the recommendation of WeHadNormality and it was outstanding. Thanks for mentioning this film mate. Do you have any other amazing recommendations?

Synthestesia wrote:Noroi: The Curse
I'm very jaded of horror movies, and they have never really scared me on the level I wish they did, but man oh man, this movie had me pretty fucking scared. It's very psychological and the work on details throughout is beautiful.

someone put the entire thing on youtube and no one has done anything about it yet
\_O_/

I saw it yesterday and yeah, it was good but not really my cup of tea..Some scenes were nice but over all it was nothing that really gripped me..
I guess it's very individually what scares people. I think I'm an easy target for jump scares and ghost story's...I actually think Shutter, a ghost movie made in Thailand is one of the worst I have seen, very classic and very good. It gives you everything you expect out of Asian horror movie.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0871865/

Watch this with a nice, loud sound setting, slight fever and enjoy the show. Probably the best horror I have ever seen. Amazing imagery and the director is an amazing sound-artist to boot. Also a 15 minute psychedelic freak-out to look forward to.

Ostentatious Username wrote:Alright so I just finished "Possession" by the recommendation of WeHadNormality and it was outstanding. Thanks for mentioning this film mate. Do you have any other amazing recommendations?

Excellent! Glad you liked it. Certainly is a powerful film.

You might like Jerzy Skolimowski's The Shout then.

Anyone seen the Maniac remake? If so any good?