Was that the 90's film?
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I watched La cabina (70s Spanish film) on YouTube, that was quite disturbing.
Jesus Christ, I’ve just been reading up on this - sounds absolutely horrific!
Eden Lake and Wolf Creek were the two that really really got me.
Yes!! I was 9 when this aired and we watched it after Trick or Treating. I was absolutely petrified and made my Mum come upstairs with me whilst I brushed my teeth. She was lividGhostwatch. Say no more.
The Invisible Man is freaky.
especially the scene where he kills her sister
I've also watch a lot of horror. It's my favourite genre and as such I don't really find them scary but occasionally one does leave you feeling very uncomfortable. One of those films for me was 'Sinister'. Really unnerving and creepy. I started watching it one night and switched it off because I felt unnerved but was strangely drawn back to it the next day to finish it. I've never watched it again and never watched the sequels.
As a teenager 'Salem's Lot' was my scariest TV. I made sure all the windows were shut for months afterwards
Years ago there was a series called 'Armchair Thrillers' and there was one particular episode that totally freaked me out and that was 'Quiet As A Nun' ... Nun in a rocking chair scene.
I watched 'The Nun' recently and it reminded me of it.
Nuns are always good for a scare.
I watched 'The Nun' recently and it reminded me of it.
Nuns are always good for a scare.
Salem's Lot was terrifying as a teenager, the window scene stayed with me for a long time!I've also watch a lot of horror. It's my favourite genre and as such I don't really find them scary but occasionally one does leave you feeling very uncomfortable. One of those films for me was 'Sinister'. Really unnerving and creepy. I started watching it one night and switched it off because I felt unnerved but was strangely drawn back to it the next day to finish it. I've never watched it again and never watched the sequels.
As a teenager 'Salem's Lot' was my scariest TV. I made sure all the windows were shut for months afterwards
Surprised no one has mentioned Event Horizon, that movie scared the bejesus out of me! Probably didn't help that it was billed as a sci fi movie so you really weren't expecting the turn it took. It was terrifying and really got inside your head. Have never been able to bring myself to watch it again
Two horror movies I’ve really enjoyed but would never watch again are Babadook and Hereditary. Something about them made me feel so uneasy. I love horror but rarely come across anything decent these days. Those two stand out for me.
My friend and I went to see When a Stranger Calls, in our local cinema, we shouldn't have been allowed in because we were only about 12 
When it was over, we came out petrified and ran all the way home
I found it on YouTube a few years ago and watched it to see if I still found it scary, and I would recommend it, the beginning especially is good for a fright!
I would never watch The Exorcist again, once was enough, just too creepy!
When it was over, we came out petrified and ran all the way home
I found it on YouTube a few years ago and watched it to see if I still found it scary, and I would recommend it, the beginning especially is good for a fright!
I would never watch The Exorcist again, once was enough, just too creepy!
My friend and I went to see When a Stranger Calls, in our local cinema, we shouldn't have been allowed in because we were only about 12
When it was over, we came out petrified and ran all the way home
I found it on YouTube a few years ago and watched it to see if I still found it scary, and I would recommend it, the beginning especially is good for a fright!
I would never watch The Exorcist again, once was enough, just too creepy!
I've watched all the Exorcist films numerous times and one called 'Possessed' which was also based on the true story.
One to swerve is called Dominion: Prequel To The Exorcist. What a load of nonsense. Even Stellan Skarsgard couldn't save it.
Really have to agree with Babadook. I’ve seen it a couple of times and even the second time it creeped me out.
I remember watching the original Japanese version of the Ring when I was about 14 and asking my dad if I could sleep in with him and my mum as I sure as hell wasn’t sleeping alone
Sometimes a character stays with you longer than the film does. Can't remember much about Poltergeist 2 but I do remember Reverend Kane ...
Ghostwatch traumatised me when I was about 13. My mum let me and my best friend watch it when we were babysitting my little brothers. She thought we knew it was fake but we had no idea and the pair of us slept with lamps on for weeks after!
A more recent one I’ve watched is Host on Shudder. It’s not very long but was genuinely the first film to really scare me in a long time. The Last Broadcast, and Session 9 terrified me too.
A more recent one I’ve watched is Host on Shudder. It’s not very long but was genuinely the first film to really scare me in a long time. The Last Broadcast, and Session 9 terrified me too.
