What are some of the best weirdest unknown movies ever made ?
I was going to name The City of Lost Children until I saw you did. It's a good flick, one of my favorites. Have you seen other Marc Caro and/or Jean-Pierre Jeunet movies? Delicatessen is fantastic, if you liked TCoLC, you'll like this one, too. ( http://www.us.imdb.com/title/tt0101700/ ) Amelie (it's more well known, though) ( http://www.us.imdb.com/title/tt0211915/ ) Others: Run Lola Run ( http://www.us.imdb.com/title/tt0130827/ ) Brazil ( http://www.us.imdb.com/title/tt0088846/ ) Paris, Je T'aime ( http://www.us.imdb.com/title/tt0401711/ ) Time Bandits ( http://www.us.imdb.com/title/tt0081633/ ) One fantastically unique movie that so few people have seen is MirrorMask ( http://www.us.imdb.com/title/tt0366780/ )
Which are the best horror movies in Hollywood?
MkLet me try… ummm this list (personal review) has got to be the scariest… here it is-10. Mama09. The Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghost of Georgia.08. The Haunting in Connecticut 1.07. Insidious 1,2 & 3 (I couldn't decide which is better).O6. Annabelle 2.05. Conjuring 2.04. Room 1408.03. Conjuring 102. Paranormal Activity Sequel(but part 4 has my vote).And my personal favourite, the movie that haunts me till date. The one and the only… omg…help me… please don't let me dream about this…. The movie in number one…is….01. The Exorcism of Emily Rose.Edit: Another one to the list will be the movie**) ITAlso I watched two horror movies of 2018. They are not bad, so I am gonna include it in the list**) Insidious: The last key**) Winchesternote: image source google
Can you give me good horror movie names that have NOT been taking?
The word "compendium" always sounded foreboding to me though this is the definition: A short, complete summary; an abstract. OR A list or collection of various items. But, put it with other words: Compendium of Doom Compendium of Death Compendium of Terror Compendium of Evil It sounds rather like something H.P. Lovecraft might have written. "Compendium" has this sort of heavy sound to it~at least to me. The word "lethal" has been used very little beyond the "Lethal Weapon" series. I don't believe the word "charnel" has been used in a film title. I know of one novel: "Charnel House" by Graham Masterton. charnel house: A building, room, or vault in which the bones or bodies of the dead are placed; a charnel or A scene or place of great physical suffering and loss of life charnel: as a noun: A repository for the bones or bodies of the dead; a charnel house. OR as an adjective: Resembling, suggesting, or suitable for receiving the dead. For titles, it's interesting to play with words in different ways. If you would give us hints, as has been suggested, we could narrow down suggestions. For one thing, you can go to IMDb, type in a title then hit Search; it will show you how many movies already use that title or something close. I don't understand why so many chose titles such as "Pulse", "The Unborn", etc., that have been used so often.
Unknown horror film...?
Need to know the name of a horror film that I remember watching. I remember in maybe being set in france but I think it was an english film. Friends playing with a ouija board and a spirit tries hunting them down. Near the end I think the spirit possesses a little girl and she taps her fingers with her thumbs in a particular pattern. Thanks, if anyone can tell me if they know the film?
What are the most underrated horror movies ever?
Eraserhead. Okay, it's a very weird film and certainly not everyone's cup of tea, but it's the first horror movie to make sex and the repercussions of sexuality the 'monster' in the story. The baby that is the product of a sexual liaison between Henry, the film's protagonist, and his girlfriend is a truly monstrous creature. It is horribly deformed. Its needs rob Henry of his freedom, interrupting his 'vacation' and making him a prisoner in a single, depressing room from which murder is the only means of escape. It's bizarrely funny and deeply creepy at the same time.Near Dark. Katherine Bigelow's first film is a unique take on the vampire genre. Though the ending is a little too neat, there are several great scenes that will have you gasping with that ol' horror/pleasure dynamic. A sequence in a redneck bar is particularly effective.Kaidan. A Japanese anthology made up of four supernatural tales, it was actually nominated for best foreign film in 1964. Hard to find but worth it.Kiss Of The Vampire. My favorite of the Hammer Films monster movies. It kind of got lost in the shuffle, but has great Gothic atmosphere and all the trappings that made this film production company's output so much fun.Session 9. Are we dealing with ghosts here or something . . . else? A group of construction workers are removing asbestos from an old mental hospital when one of them stumbles upon recording sessions of a therapist and a patient with multiple personalities. As he listens to the tapes things get stranger and stranger around the workplace. By the time he gets to the ninth session . . . oh boy!
I need horror movies?
"the ring" is quite good. "the exorcist" is pretty good too. there are a few decent ones that have come out recently, depends on what scares you. there are a few fan/news papers that can tell you a thing or two, but for me.....stanley kubricks "the shining" scares the ******* hell out of me every time i watch it. get it out, and enjoy. and scream, buddy. :)
Insect Horror Movies????????
Frogs Squirm Stanley Rattled (1996) Silent Predators The Bees (1978) Hangman's Curse The Savage Bees The Naked Jungle The Swarm (1978) Day of the Animals Terror Out of the Sky Willard (both versions) Kingdom of the Spiders Grizzly aka Claws (1976) Of Unknown Origin (1983) Tarantulas: The Deadly Cargo Legion of Fire: Killer Ants! aka Marabunta Deadly Invasion: The Killer Bee Nightmare Ants! aka It Happened at Lakewood Manor Anaconda and Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid Long Weekend (1978) and the remake Long Weekend aka Nature's Grave (2008)