Favorite American Made Horror Movie

Ordos · 07-15-2008, 05:50 PM

Felt like this part of the forum could use some more threads. So what better way then one about American horror movies. (even though the best horror movies come from Asia) So what are some of your favorite?? Mine are Outpost & Deathwatch, two good movies that combined war movies & horror. And the good playing with your mind horror something away from the horror featuring everyday people with a lot of gore. Outpost was a good movie could have used a better story but it did the feeling of being trapped very well. Then there is Deathwatch a movie about about a group of British soldiers during WW1 who get lost in the fog and end up in a abandoned German forward trench. I really like the feel of the movie the weather how its always raining and the blinding fog; The ending of the movie is really good, it leave you wondering. The scariest movies for me are zombie ones the idea of everyone is trapped everywhere always on the run or defending no rest. So know what are your favorite horror movies, what type of horror scares you the most?

cyal8erloser · 07-15-2008, 05:54 PM

Best American horror movies, hm.

To be honest I haven't really watched that many lately, even with fear net for free with comcast.

I know I liked the original saw movie.
I watched Drive-thru. That clown just hacking people was pretty good. Though the plot was beyond terrible.

Scream and movies with Jason Voorheese(Spell check his name?) scared me a little.

The movies with Freddy Kreuger were great

Baron_Bukkake · 07-16-2008, 02:58 AM

The correct spellings are~Jason Voorheese & Freddy Kreuger

My favorite horror movies are:

Giant Spider Invasion
Breeders
Hideous
Dracula
Frankenstein

Bradlee · 07-18-2008, 10:16 AM

IT the clown....

wilmar651 · 07-19-2008, 12:46 AM

Friday 13, 13 ghosts, and the Night before Christmas. But the best horror series is ELFEN LIED over all things.

Bradlee · 07-21-2008, 05:47 AM

i remember watching Friday the 13 when i was small, damn it was scary than....

Ordos · 07-21-2008, 02:54 PM

Horror movies are so much scarier when your a kid.... most of the time. Now they have become predictable and more gore then scare (or at least for me) zombie movies can still make me jump though.

Bradlee · 07-22-2008, 11:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ordos

Horror movies are so much scarier when your a kid.... most of the time. Now they have become predictable and more gore then scare

i agree with you 100%

i found the Grudge (US remake) quite scary, i have yet to watch the original version of it.

i rate Horror movies like this: if they make me change the channel during the movie= FAIL
if they make me look over my shoulder after the movie= good movie.

the ulitmate is if they effect my dreams. so far IT the clown lays claims to that.

Baron_Bukkake · 08-19-2008, 11:15 AM

The clown's name is Pennywise

I was looking over my shoulder for weeks after I saw Dracula for the first time

Syn74 · 08-20-2008, 11:06 AM

I usually watch most of the horror movies that come out these days as well as the 1's from the past. My big issue with alot of them these days is they just go for gore and don't seem to worry about an interesting characters or stories. I seem to prefer horror movies with more suspense than straight out gore, like the Final Destination movies, most of the asian horror movies (the originals) like Ringu. Ju-on, etc. And you can't forget the oldies but goodies like Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm St and American Werewolf in London.

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Ordos Experienced Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Over there --> Posts: 88 Images: 11 Points: 2,118.55 Bank: 22.66 Total Points: 2,141.22 Donate	Favorite American Made Horror Movie Felt like this part of the forum could use some more threads. So what better way then one about American horror movies. (even though the best horror movies come from Asia) So what are some of your favorite?? Mine are Outpost & Deathwatch, two good movies that combined war movies & horror. And the good playing with your mind horror something away from the horror featuring everyday people with a lot of gore. Outpost was a good movie could have used a better story but it did the feeling of being trapped very well. Then there is Deathwatch a movie about about a group of British soldiers during WW1 who get lost in the fog and end up in a abandoned German forward trench. I really like the feel of the movie the weather how its always raining and the blinding fog; The ending of the movie is really good, it leave you wondering. The scariest movies for me are zombie ones the idea of everyone is trapped everywhere always on the run or defending no rest. So know what are your favorite horror movies, what type of horror scares you the most? __________________ (Did not make, found on photobucket)

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cyal8erloser Banned Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Fissure of Woe Posts: 389 Images: 1735 Points: 31,778.92 Bank: 7,136.55 Total Points: 38,915.47 Donate	Best American horror movies, hm. To be honest I haven't really watched that many lately, even with fear net for free with comcast. I know I liked the original saw movie. I watched Drive-thru. That clown just hacking people was pretty good. Though the plot was beyond terrible. Scream and movies with Jason Voorheese(Spell check his name?) scared me a little. The movies with Freddy Kreuger were great Last edited by cyal8erloser : 07-16-2008 at 08:02 AM.

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Baron_Bukkake Lolicon Master Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: In the realm of chaos ! Posts: 410 Points: 917.63 Bank: 24,368.95 Total Points: 25,286.58 Donate	The correct spellings are~Jason Voorheese & Freddy Kreuger My favorite horror movies are: Giant Spider Invasion Breeders Hideous Dracula Frankenstein __________________

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Bradlee Experienced Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: South Africa-Durban Posts: 37 Images: 86 Points: 3,048.72 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 3,048.72 Donate	i remember watching Friday the 13 when i was small, damn it was scary than.... __________________ Yes I'm a Honda Fan! Bleach FTW

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Ordos Experienced Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Over there --> Posts: 88 Images: 11 Points: 2,118.55 Bank: 22.66 Total Points: 2,141.22 Donate	Horror movies are so much scarier when your a kid.... most of the time. Now they have become predictable and more gore then scare (or at least for me) zombie movies can still make me jump though. __________________ (Did not make, found on photobucket)

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Baron_Bukkake Lolicon Master Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: In the realm of chaos ! Posts: 410 Points: 917.63 Bank: 24,368.95 Total Points: 25,286.58 Donate	The clown's name is Pennywise I was looking over my shoulder for weeks after I saw Dracula for the first time __________________

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Syn74 Spammer Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Limbo Posts: 146 Images: 3 Points: 245.77 Bank: 9,979.69 Total Points: 10,225.46 Donate	I usually watch most of the horror movies that come out these days as well as the 1's from the past. My big issue with alot of them these days is they just go for gore and don't seem to worry about an interesting characters or stories. I seem to prefer horror movies with more suspense than straight out gore, like the Final Destination movies, most of the asian horror movies (the originals) like Ringu. Ju-on, etc. And you can't forget the oldies but goodies like Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm St and American Werewolf in London. __________________ Sigs made by the lovely Bianchu and Lost Rose and me!!!!

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