What is this movie title? HORROR MOVIE?
So i saw this film when i was younger and the fact i don't know the title of the film has been bugging me for years! I can only remember parts of the film, so i hope you can tell me what it's called. The beginning of the film is a girl walking up a street and these boys(i think they were builders working on a house)were on the front garden calling her, and she was confused but she smiled and walked up to them, and they invited her into the basement or something and one of the boys started to rape her, and she was trying to push him off and that, and the boys accidentally killed her by hitting her or something, i'm not sure, and then they wrapped her body up in plastic, and stuck her into the walls of the basement and covered the walls up. The next part is a new family move into that house, a man, woman, and their son, and the man is seeing things, like visions of a girl (the girl which was murdered) and he's so confused and he goes to a sycic or something i think and she tells him there's a ghost (I THINK, NOT CERTAIN) so he goes home and he and his son dig a big hole in the front garden, and hes working on this hole for days, because he thinks theres a ghostburiedd under the ground, but then he finds out shes in the basement, and so he starts knocking down the basement walls to try and find the body and then he finds it. One part of the film is that the man gets shown a photograph of the girl that was murdered or something. I thought the film was called "what lies beneath" but that's completely different haha. Please if you know the title, comment:)
Barbie horror movie title???
The Twilight Zone "The Collection"~~April 23, 2003 TV.com synopsis: Babysitter Miranda (Jessica Simpson) comes over to take care of Danielle (Ashley Edner), who insists that her large collection of dolls must stay locked up at all times. When the case is accidentally left unlocked, one of the dolls seemingly gets out and things are broken, objects, moved, etc. Then, the other dolls escape as well and start attacking the little girl. Miranda discovers that Danielle has a collection of the "dolls'" driver's licenses and goods and that the child has turned them all into dolls so they wouldn't leave. And, Miranda is the next doll to join the collection. YouTube has it! http://tw.youtube.com/watch?v=nsBMdCm5D9... http://tw.youtube.com/watch?v=d_EKSmPSDt...
What is a good horror movie title?
Choose any single word. If it's a noun, consider adding "the" in front of it. Don't pick an adverb. Using a random word generator, here's a few good options (nouns and intransitive verbs worked best, I hardly rejected any of those): The Sector Underneath Scatter The Void Unbalanced Buried Tunnel Invade The Cycle Hidden Between Touch Below Consider from real life: It The Ring The Unborn The Mist Mirrors Hostel The Uninvited The Orphanage The Exorcist The Shining etc. etc. etc. Not all of those are automatically scary words. "Shining"?! Who would think the gerund of a verb meaning "to polish" would be a good horror movie title, but it works.
Horror film/movie title ideas?
how about "18 Rating" in reference to the mature rating that would be on the video game (this does take place in the UK, right?) If it takes place in the states, then maybe "M Rating" or "Rated M for Murder"
Creative horror movie titles?
I'm working on a project, and need a creative horror movie title..i.e. paranormal activity, the crazies, stuff like that. it can't be one that's already been used though. yes, i know it's not a book. but it's for one, that's why i put this question in this category. any ideas? easy ten:) ty.
What do you think of a movie title for a horror movie called "The Recording"?
What do you think of a movie title for a horror movie called "The Recording"?Personally?I think it’s too generic and mundane.That’s not to say that one or two word titles haven’t become the norm, though. But, I’ve hated this trend for years. It was fine when it first started, such as with movies like The Crazies, The Ring or The Grudge, but it’s become too ubiquitous of late, and the most descriptive titles are all but used up. “The Recording” could be any genre, and the first thing I think of is romance or drama, but not horror.Add something more descriptive, some sort of adjective, such as “Dark”, “Shadow”, “Dead” or any number of horror related terms.There’s also titles using specifically related words that speak to specific groups of people. “White Noise”, “The Conjuring” or “The Dead” may seem ubiquitous, but the genius of them (and definitely not the movie itself) is that they’re terms that are easily understood by the target audience.While those get me to stop and at least look at the plot summary, movies like “Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things” or “Drag Me To Hell” give me a great idea before even looking at the description that I might really enjoy this movie.
What is the title of the horror movie about two sisters, one in a wheelchair, one is crazy who traps the helpless sister in the house and there was something about jealousy and dancing?
I believe you’re thinking ofWhat Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962).Courtesy of IMDB.
What's the title of the horror movie where the "ghost" in a haunted house is actually protecting people from an ancient evil witch in the basement?
Thanks for A2A.Unfortunately I cannot say for sure exactly which movie it is. But the following movies have similar plots:The UninvitedConjuring 2Insidious Chapter 3
What was the title of this one horror movie where this Asian guy gets sucked into a horror game and if he died in there, he'd die in real life? The ghost was a Japanese/Chinese girl with white powdered face in a kimono.
Keep in mind, I haven’t seen this movie yet but it may be Tag. The opening scene has been shared on Facebook where a bus full of students is cut in half and only one girl survived because she was on the floor picking something up at the time.The Wikipedia synopsis somewhat sounds like what you’re describing.