Wonderbee31

Starship Captain
   
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« : 07-26-2003 06:42 »
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This week, I picked up the dvd version of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and have been watching it all day so far. It's a creepy movie, so I got to wondering, what movies have my fellow PEELer's watched that just had them creeped out, covering their eyes, is it over yet, scared? For me, it would be when I saw Halloween in the theater for the first time. When the Shape stands up from behind the car, the music sting made everyone in there jump. Probably another one would be The Thing when they're doing a test to find the creature. No spoilers, but you'll probably jump when it happens.
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ZombieJesus

Lost Belgian
DOOP Secretary

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« #11 : 07-26-2003 11:59 »
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Originally posted by DrThunder88: Signs was pretty creepy, It didn't scare me to death. It bored me to death. ******************** The Shining when the two little girls appear, and when the ball rolls back, out of nothing. I think my heart skipped a few beats there.
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Future Angel
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« #27 : 07-27-2003 22:50 »
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Originally posted by Kipper: you went 2 a movie by yourself at midnight?? Yeah, last Thursday/Friday night. I was the only on in the theater when I saw Seabiscuit. But I saw Signs about midnight the nitgh before it opened, but there was about 15 other people in the theater. I sat with the other girls that got freaked out too. So maybe thier scardedness rubbed off on me.
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kip
Professor

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« #28 : 07-28-2003 01:43 »
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Signs: admitedly creeped me out a little... The alien on the roof, and running through the corn fields... but mostly the part where the alien walks by the bush and it was caught on camera at a kids birthday --------------------- Ring (Japanese version): A great bit of movie making. Only at the end when Sadako comes out of the TV... freaky stuff... like the whole movie was just a setup for that moment --------------------- Event Horizon: A damn scary film, but didnt creep me out... since I dont visit haunted space ships often. And also, I don't know Sam Neil personally. --------------------- I think films are only truely scary when you get creeped out for a while after it. And you can't help but thinking about it... even though you don't like to. It's where there is a possibility of something actually happening to you. Mostly these days horror movies are about implication, and not visual... small things can make you jump without the aid of visuals... because I think it's all down to each persons mind... and how they can empathise with the character and the situation.
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kip
Professor

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« #33 : 07-28-2003 16:30 »
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I just remembered... Pet Cemitary baby!!!
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