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telekom wrote:I hate horror films, but I accidentally got sucked into watching this French 50s movie "Eyes Without A Face" one night. Really creepy B/W noirish film... at 2am the credits rolled and immediately the entire street had a power cut... I rang the electricity company, not because I thought they would fix the power any faster, just to have someone to talk to...

Yeah Alien is good. But i don't like horror films or even tense films. I actually thought Spiderman was too violent.

thelike5 wrote:

blage wrote:Horror films have never really scared me, they have made me jump a little from time to time.

The one thing that really scared me was a documentary about sleep paralysis.

For anyone who doesn't know what sleep paralysis is, it's when your brain is basically half asleep & half awake, your body is paralysed, and you can hallucinate all sorts of nasty shit.

Lots of people have woken up in the middle of the night, been completely paralysed, with what ever scares them the most kneeling on their chest, attacking them.

Throughout history it has been well documented about people having these experiences, some people have witches attacking them, others have the devil and more recently people have woken up to aliens doing nasty experiments on them.

After watching that documentary i couldn't sleep.

Oh, by the way, it is believed 1 in 4 people will have an experience like this some time in their life.



Here is a link to wiki about it, not read it myself, but sure it will tell you a few fucked up things about what happens.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis

This is commonly refered to as the "Old Hag Syndrome". Some scary shit for sure. Basically, you wake up in the middle of the night with a 70 year old woman/witch kneeling on your chest. You can't move. I've never exprienced this but if I did I'd have to break out the night light all over again!

Splashmas wrote:

thelike5 wrote:

blage wrote:Horror films have never really scared me, they have made me jump a little from time to time.

The one thing that really scared me was a documentary about sleep paralysis.

For anyone who doesn't know what sleep paralysis is, it's when your brain is basically half asleep & half awake, your body is paralysed, and you can hallucinate all sorts of nasty shit.

Lots of people have woken up in the middle of the night, been completely paralysed, with what ever scares them the most kneeling on their chest, attacking them.

Throughout history it has been well documented about people having these experiences, some people have witches attacking them, others have the devil and more recently people have woken up to aliens doing nasty experiments on them.

After watching that documentary i couldn't sleep.

Oh, by the way, it is believed 1 in 4 people will have an experience like this some time in their life.



Here is a link to wiki about it, not read it myself, but sure it will tell you a few fucked up things about what happens.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis

This is commonly refered to as the "Old Hag Syndrome". Some scary shit for sure. Basically, you wake up in the middle of the night with a 70 year old woman/witch kneeling on your chest. You can't move. I've never exprienced this but if I did I'd have to break out the night light all over again!

Hehe. I get this all the time! And yes, it can properly freak you out!

suburbanbather wrote:The movie that is in my sig. has some phat ass bass wobbles(dubstep style) in a couple parts of the movie. The opening song for the movie is actually pretty cool.

+1 on pretty much all of John Carpenter's music. Both the original version and John Carpenter's remake of the Thing are great movies.

audition.
it works so well because for the first half it seems like some artsy independent film about loneliness and loss, then goes horribly wrong with some of the most disgusting cringeworthy stuff ever put on film.