Favorite Horror movie?

[Giantz4Life]

or the original When A Stranger Calls

It's sometimes referred to as the 10 scariest minutes in horror movie history...I wouldn't really argue that, but I thought the rest of the movie sucked:



You can also tell that this movie was also inspired by Black Christmas.

[Laurah1275]

Did you see part 2 ?.......The movie sucked, but the opening was very creepy

[Giantz4Life]

Did you see part 2 ?.......The movie sucked, but the opening was very creepy

Yup. Same thing. I do not understand why they were unable to make a good overall film for either one with such incredibly suspenseful beginnings.

I guess when the best part of your movie is in the first 20 minutes it is hard to keep people's attention.

[Rudyy]

Even though I hate scary movies, I would watch the scary movies of today because well..they aren't scary. It's boring.
Directors and producers spend more time having so many people die and what not than have an actual plot to the story.

And it's like been there done that, every plot has been used.

[miked1958]

agree with The Ring and First Halloween for sure. When a Stranger Calls was more disturbing then scary. The Rob Zombie remakes of Halloween were creepy.

Jeepers Creepers First one ...

[miked1958]

It's sometimes referred to as the 10 scariest minutes in horror movie history...I wouldn't really argue that, but I thought the rest of the movie sucked:



You can also tell that this movie was also inspired by Black Christmas.

yes this is better then remake. isnt this the one where the guy is a ventriloquist and was throwing his voice from the closet making it sound like he was at the front door??

[Giantz4Life]

yes this is better then remake. isnt this the one where the guy is a ventriloquist and was throwing his voice from the closet making it sound like he was at the front door??

The second one is with the ventriloquist. That movie actually maintains a more suspenseful pace throughout the film compared to the first one, but it still comes up short in execution and overall absurdity.

[Giantz4Life]

Even though I hate scary movies, I would watch the scary movies of today because well..they aren't scary. It's boring.
Directors and producers spend more time having so many people die and what not than have an actual plot to the story.

And it's like been there done that, every plot has been used.

It has also come down to cheap scares such as a guy popping up out of nowhere, little kids with demon faces, and over-the-top gore.

It's a shame. I honestly think with the HD cameras nowadays it takes away from the creepy factor. The old school film was much scarier as it was grainy and darker.

[Rudyy]

It has also come down to cheap scares such as a guy popping up out of nowhere, little kids with demon faces, and over-the-top gore.

It's a shame. I honestly think with the HD cameras nowadays it takes away from the creepy factor. The old school film was much scarier as it was grainy and darker.

The accompanying music was much MUCH more creepier too. There's too much blood and crap now. Nobody wants to see that.

LET'S ALL BECOME FILM DIRECTORS!

[Moke]

The hype for Paranormal activity is unbearable. It's started with 35 minutes of a dumb story we all know and snooze during, followed by minute parts where you think something happens, but it's really their cat Susan that is wondering about creating small havocs.

THEN, at the last minute of the story, something totally bad*** happens that is actually pretty creepy.


THE END.

Scariest parts were probably when the cat Susan creates all sorts of havoc.