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Im sure some folk will come along in a minute and disagree, but this is one properly scary movie! I jumped out of my skin more than a dozen times, its nail biting agony all the way through, without a moments lapse in tension which just builds and builds and then builds some more. Cant say Ive been this scared since I was 9 watching american werewolf in london.
Praps its just one of those nights where any scary movie would have done the trick.
Praps its just one of those nights where any scary movie would have done the trick.
www.imdb.com/title/tt0357507/
imdb said:
This is another terrible Hollywood scare flick that couldn't scare a 12 year old.
polarbert said:
gimme the candyman film anyday for scares, although i dont really get scared by films anymore, sort of grown out of it
Same here mate. Seen hundreds and hundreds of horror flicks over the last decade, nothing scares at all any more. Its all mild amusement with the occasional eek at best these days.
Both my GF and I were shitting bricks whilst watching this film though. I jumped so much I nearly gave her a heart attack... the aforementioned dozen or so times
Cyberhuss said:If I wanted your opinion, Id have rattled your cage
www.imdb.com/title/tt0357507/
imdb said:
This is another terrible Hollywood scare flick that couldn't scare a 12 year old.
The movie didnt have a single positive comment on cover, id say 90% of this flick's terror is imagination borne, which, given that my imagination is likely superior to yours, is why it had such a profound effect
hey bob, saw on your profile you do database development, is that microsoft access you use? i did a module on it for uni and had a shite teacher, which resulted in me failing the damn thing, you know much about it? i found it a real backache to use.
sorry about the o/t post, i would have emailed you but you dont have the option on your profile
sorry about the o/t post, i would have emailed you but you dont have the option on your profile
polarbert said:The email link is there, between the photo of JC and the other photo below it. I personally dont get too involved on the technical side of things, which I freely admit makes me the most unqualified person in the company I own
hey bob, saw on your profile you do database development, is that microsoft access you use? i did a module on it for uni and had a shite teacher, which resulted in me failing the damn thing, you know much about it? i found it a real backache to use.
sorry about the o/t post, i would have emailed you but you dont have the option on your profile
A boss should focus on other things, like reading pistonheads during the day, driving his car, and whinging that sad horror flicks are scaring him shitless Got loads of PHer clients though 
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andy mac said:Agreed on all points. But... Im sure it has something to do with the unseen element, the hidden in the shadows factor, which leaves your imagination to do most of the work. I really enjoyed that film!
...second rate movie.
Story was crud,
effects were crud.
Characters were crud.
Cyberhuss said:I suppose it depends on the mood you're in, a dark room helps, good sound quality etc. There are days when I just cant get into a film which when watched another night become personal favourites.
I thought "The Ring" was scary when i saw it in the cinema
Cyberhuss said:I could, but photos like these are best left to the imagination
Can you explain that photo of JC and your Cerb?
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