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[nerfer34]

I never meant Saw was scary. I just said its for physcos. Seriously what freak would do what that guy did in the movie. The movies were gross.

I'm not into horror movies but
What does you guys think is the scariest movie?

[SHADOW HUNTER ALPHA]

nerfer34:
RAMBO thought Cannibal Holocaust was scary, but I've never seen it.

RAMBO:
Ocean's Twelve was just a boring movie. I'm not particularly partial to films with a whole groups of thieves trying to outdo this one guy with some complex plot. The story was also kind of hard to follow at first. I like movies with guns and action. Armi Grandi, as the Italians would say.

[Lancaster]

I never meant Saw was scary. I just said its for physcos. Seriously what freak would do what that guy did in the movie. The movies were gross.

I'm not into horror movies but
What does you guys think is the scariest movie?

Maybe I'm weird, but I really enjoyed Saw. On the other hand, I cannot stand milder scenes like the one where Doc Ock kills all those doctors in Spiderman 2.

Edited by Lancaster, 24 November 2006 - 05:35 PM.

[Rambo]

Wait, what? You are weird. .

Yeah, Cannibal Holocaust will give you nightmares, I don't care who you are. It was banned in over 50 countries(a record yet to be beaten).

Edited by RAMBO, 24 November 2006 - 05:55 PM.

[SHADOW HUNTER ALPHA]

The record will be beaten, once they find a way to record politicians' dreams.

[Substance Abuse]

I never meant Saw was scary. I just said its for physcos. Seriously what freak would do what that guy did in the movie. The movies were gross.

I'm not into horror movies but
What does you guys think is the scariest movie?

Maybe I'm weird, but I really enjoyed Saw. On the other hand, I cannot stand milder scenes like the one where Doc Ock kills all those doctors in Spiderman 2.

I agree with lancaster. I actually loved all the saw movies. The first one scared the shit out of me when I first saw it...

[General Zee]

Anyone who says anything bad about anything that Quentin Tarantino was remotely involved in, deserves a bullet in their foot.

Why their foot? tongue.gif He is by far the best thriller director ever. Better than Hitchcock.

Now I tend to usually read these forums just to see when the nearest nerf war is gonna be, or sometimes I use this site to help me mod my guns, so this is my first post. I am so sad that my first post will have to be so... strongly worded.

BLASPHEMY! Hitchcock's films can run circles around Quinten Tarantino's! I mean, sure Q.T. has Kill Bill, but that wasn't even a real thriller! It was an action movie. In fact, almost everything Q.T. does is an action movie. Hitchcock can keep you on the edge of your seat (or sometimes make you fall right out of it). Tarantino does an excelent job keeping you stunned visually. But I say give Hitchcock a Computer Graphics Engineer, and he could make Tarantino's worst bloodbath look like the shooting of Bambi's mom.

Edited by General Zee, 24 November 2006 - 08:46 PM.

[Rambo]

Welcome, General.

I have to, respectfully, disagree. Hitchcock is a great director, no doubt, but you really cannot compare the two. They are both amazing at what they do, both in the top 3 directors of all time, I doubt I could choose between them.

[nerfer34]

Yea that Cannibal holocaust seems pretty brutal. A review on Wiki is foundHere

[Substance Abuse]

Cannibal Holocaust (1980) is a controversial exploitation film directed by Ruggero Deodato. It was conceived by Gianfranco Clerici and Giorgio Stegani, and was made with a budget of around US$100,000. It is probably the most well-known and most financially successful of the exploitation subgenre of Italian cannibal films.

Due to its dEffeminatetion of graphic diddle, torture, and the killings of real animals, the film was banned in Australia (though the ban has since been lifted), Germany, the United Kingdom, Italy, and several other countries.

That is the first paragraph on the wiki page. Due to its dEffeminatetion of graphic diddle, torture, and the killings of real animals, the film was banned in Australia (though the ban has since been lifted), Germany, the United Kingdom, Italy, and several other countries.
^^Must be pretty intense.

[SHADOW HUNTER ALPHA]

Wikipedia said the film was allegedly banned in almost 60 countries and even seized in South Africa. Germany, the UK, and South Africa have also made it illegal to have any copies of the movie that are not heavily cut and edited. Damn, it must be a really brutal movie.

Edited by SHADOW HUNTER ALPHA, 25 November 2006 - 02:03 PM.

[Rambo]

What, didn't you believe me?

[SHADOW HUNTER ALPHA]

RAMBO:
Well, what I think is fear is probably much worse than what you think is fear. Thank my nightmares for that. It's not that I didn't believe you, but its that it might not have been as bad to me as it was to you.

[nerfer34]

It doesn;t sound like a scary movie but more of an abusive brutal movie.

Other scary movies
-Hills have eyes
-Silence of the Lambs
-Phsyco
-Exorcist
-Wolf Creek

[Rambo]

Trust me, it's scary.

Other REALLY scary/creepy/gory movies
Aftermath
August Underground's Mordum
Cannibal Ferox


Don't feel bad if you've never heard of any - they're not well known.