Just saw the scariest 20 minutes in cinema history.

[msbae]

Aragorn wrote:

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When The Exorcist was re-released into theaters, the younger people in the audience laughed at it.

I laughed out loud for a good 15 minutes when I first saw The Exorcist back in 2003 when the 'crucifix scene' played. How did that movie ever scare anyone?

Mistral wrote:

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A good horror story doesn't need any blood-just a ratcheting up of the tension to the point where your head feels like its going to explode. This was a good example, IMO. Another that got to me was Ghost Story with Fred Astaire. By the last scene I was crawling out of my skin. I don't even bother watching Saw or the Jason movies, etc. It's not really horror, IMO, just some graphic killing. Where's the entertainment in that?

I saw Ghost Story not too long ago. It bored the Hell out of me. Seeing Alice Krige buck naked and fooling around was pretty nice, though.

zakkrusz wrote:

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Well, if you want to creep the hell out of me it has to be something with clowns or insects.

It, Killer Klowns from Outer Space (a lost classic, IMO), Them, perhaps a few others.

[Cutter John]

Ghost and slasher flicks put me to sleep. And I don't even bother with religious horror. Lovecraftian horror is really about the only thing that does anything for me. So I'm pretty much left out in the cold.

Really, I think 'The Descent' is the last proper horror film I really enjoyed.

Two decent examples.

http://j-button.deviantart.com/art/B...oors-124711761

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4s9V8aQu4c

isn't bad either.