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( , Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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I would say, in no particular order...
Creep
Dark Water (The Japanese Original)
IT
28 Days Later
30 Days of Night
( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 14:25, 2 replies, latest was 16 years ago)

I really liked it, I just liked that the vampires were more realistic than in most films. Plus I had a soft spot for the story before the film was made, I guess that helped!?
( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 14:34, Reply)

I had such high expectations for it too :(
Dark water was terrifying though
( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 14:29, Reply)

especially the bit when the women in the dentists chair wakes up but can't shout for help and then he mimes all the operation stuff. yukky.
( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 14:31, Reply)

pretty grim. I dunno I guess its just one of those films I can happily watch again and again. There are a lot of horror films I love but can only watch once or twice a year such as Last House on the Left and the original The Hills Have Eyes, you just can't watch them too much, they're too freaky. Creep I could chill out and watch on a Sunday.
( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 14:37, Reply)

and she was just flat out annoying. I haven't liked her in anything since Run Lola run and the Bourne films though.
( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 14:37, Reply)

as bad guys go he was pretty lame. I guess I rate it because it came out at a time when everyone was doing torture porn it was nice to see something slightly different.
( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 14:39, Reply)

I used to be a fan of Eli Roth until he did that. You shouldn't go to watch a horror film at the cinema and spend the entire film laughing.
There are so many horror films out there that are torture related and just so crap. That’s all it is, they just try and make you uncomfortable by seeing too much. I personally like a little bit of suspense and mystery, my imagination is far scarier I don’t need to see someone burn an eyeball out of someone’s head. Ho-hum.
( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 14:49, Reply)

again, it was something different. I didn't really think it was scary, it was more funny and worrying as if I was stuck in a cabin in the middle of nowhere with some of my dumbass friends, and the events in the film actually occured in real life, they would all die or get eaten by dogs etc.
I saw too much of my friend Alan in one of the characters. :S
( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 14:58, Reply)

Hostel was recommended to me, so I duly watched it and haven't laughed so much for a long time.
( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 14:53, Reply)

I really didn't like the Saw films, I have only seen 1, 2 and 3, I don't think you could force me to watch any of the others. They're just terrible.
( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 15:02, Reply)

I found it much better after watching the DVD extras which explained who he was and what happened in his earlier life.
( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 14:39, Reply)

( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 14:41, Reply)

They didn't really touch on it too much in the film, perhaps they were trying to keep it short!?
( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 14:42, Reply)

It made me feel quite sympathetic for Vincent to be honest. I felt a bit sad for Samara after watching The Ring as well.
( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 14:46, Reply)

I felt sorry for Samara too, I got shouted at by a friend for being sympathetic towards the baddie. Hehe
( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 14:50, Reply)

it was only because of stuff that happened to her. I felt bad for her too.
( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 14:54, Reply)

I agree. There are quite a few films out there where you end up feeling sorry for the baddie.
My big example of this is Robin Hood Prince of Thieves. Every time I watch it I want Alan Rickman to win.
( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 15:12, Reply)

with lots of sheep jumping of cliffs? Was that Dark Water?
( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 15:12, Reply)

Not quite! :)
uk.imdb.com/title/tt0382628/
Thats the re-make. It has a link to the original in there too somewhere.
( , Wed 10 Jun 2009, 15:16, Reply)
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