Horror Galore

[April_Rose]

Also, I find that The Exorcist isn't like your typical horror film because it is literally God versus the devil and God wins!! Here's some cool videos to watch.

 

[NBB]

i got so much horror from the devil himself or his minions, that i don't feel as watching anything related to horror, lets be honest most horror films have 'satanic themes'. Like i said i already had a share of real life horror i don't want more of it even fictional.

 

[April_Rose]

Eh,.. to each his or her own. *Shrugs shoulders* Anyways here's another one of my favorite songs.

 

[Anthony2019]

When I was younger, I lived in a big Edwardian house which had a large cellar with passages leading to a dark room with a large water boiler which looked like a monster. It had guages lit up on the front which ressembled a pair of eyes gazing at you when you walked into the room. There was the sound of hissing which would suddenly erupt into a roaring noise which frightened the life out of anyone that was there. For many years, I was too scared to go down there alone and I was even very nervous going down with someone else.
One day, I decided to confront my fear once and for all. I decided to go down to the cellar alone. I opened and walked down the noisy creaky staircase, through the passages into the boiler room. I then saw the "monster" for what it was. It was a just a boiler. It wasn't going to harm me or anyone. It was just doing its job heating water for the house.
I think many of us watch horror films for the same reason. We know the story isn't real, but our minds try to imagine what it would be like if it were. As human beings we are naturally inquisitive and part of our quest is to face our own fears and deal with topics and themes we feel uncomfortable with.
Once we realise that what seems uncomfortable is not a real threat to us, we feel stronger in managing our emotions and confronting our fears.

 

[April_Rose]

When I was younger, I lived in a big Edwardian house which had a large cellar with passages leading to a dark room with a large water boiler which looked like a monster. It had guages lit up on the front which ressembled a pair of eyes gazing at you when you walked into the room. There was the sound of hissing which would suddenly erupt into a roaring noise which frightened the life out of anyone that was there. For many years, I was too scared to go down there alone and I was even very nervous going down with someone else.
One day, I decided to confront my fear once and for all. I decided to go down to the cellar alone. I opened and walked down the noisy creaky staircase, through the passages into the boiler room. I then saw the "monster" for what it was. It was a just a boiler. It wasn't going to harm me or anyone. It was just doing its job heating water for the house.
I think many of us watch horror films for the same reason. We know the story isn't real, but our minds try to imagine what it would be like if it were. As human beings we are naturally inquisitive and part of our quest is to face our own fears and deal with topics and themes we feel uncomfortable with.
Once we realise that what seems uncomfortable is not a real threat to us, we feel stronger in managing our emotions and confronting our fears.

You must also be a fan of Home Alone.

 

[Anthony2019]

You must also be a fan of Home Alone.

I think I remember seeing that part!

 

[SarahsKnight]

Eh,.. to each his or her own. *Shrugs shoulders* Anyways here's another one of my favorite songs.

Why does everyone say the remake of that movie sucks so much, anyway? I personally think Chloe Moretz is a pretty awesome lil' actress. (Although, that certainly doesn't mean everything she's in will be good .... I took one look at Movie 43 and said NOPE.)

 

[SarahsKnight]

There was the sound of hissing which would suddenly erupt into a roaring noise which frightened the life out of anyone that was there. For many years, I was too scared to go down there alone and I was even very nervous going down with someone else.
One day, I decided to confront my fear once and for all. I decided to go down to the cellar alone.

Then, never, ever venture into the cellar of the

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(Actually this film might be right up your alley, @Rose2020 . It's pretty hardcore on the level of violence, though, but somehow managed to be stylish about it, and was quite chilling. Even my ideal persona Sarah's Knight with his bravery and legendary magical holy sword the Northern Longblade would be wary of venturing into this particular house of evil. O_O )

 

[Going_Nowhere]

Here's one of my favorite scenes from any horror movie. Yes, I like the Halloween/Michael Myers movies too. And I'm looking forward to Halloween Kills and Halloween Ends.

 

[Tone]

"Horror Galore" is a good name for a band...

Dead in the walls Dead in the walls Dead in the walls!

 

[April_Rose]

Why does everyone say the remake of that movie sucks so much, anyway? I personally think Chloe Moretz is a pretty awesome lil' actress. (Although, that certainly doesn't mean everything she's in will be good .... I took one look at Movie 43 and said NOPE.)

I didn't say that the movie sucked I just liked the original better that's all.

Here's one of my favorite scenes from any horror movie. Yes, I like the Halloween/Michael Myers movies too. And I'm looking forward to Halloween Kills and Halloween Ends.

Not too big of a fan of those films,.. but here's one that I forgot to mention.

 

[April_Rose]

Btw, I apologize that the Ghost Adventures video is so out of sync.

 

[April_Rose]

Here's a few more cool things and yeah guys,.. never use an Ouija board at home. (And if Robert is real never invite him into your house either.)

 

[April_Rose]

Then, never, ever venture into the cellar of the
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(Actually this film might be right up your alley, @Rose2020 . It's pretty hardcore on the level of violence, though, but somehow managed to be stylish about it, and was quite chilling. Even my ideal persona Sarah's Knight with his bravery and legendary magical holy sword the Northern Longblade would be wary of venturing into this particular house of evil. O_O )

Oh and I just realized that this isn't a movie is it. Umm,.. no never going there lol

 

[April_Rose]

I like the occasional horror films, especially those with a legend, a twist in the end or clever storytelling. Some of the ones produced in the 1970s and 1980s were really good.

Also the kinds of films that aren't particularly 'scary' as such but give you the creeps! Doppelgangers make a good storyline.

Oh and before I go to bed two quick things. One, did I mention that I was horrified of showers for awhile due to Psycho? Lol and two,.. both videos of yours were good but the first one was predictable and the other one was just confusing.

 

[SarahsKnight]

I didn't say that the movie sucked I just liked the original better that's all.

Oh, I didn't mean you. Just your mentioning it made me think that in general everyone's opinion on it that I have heard from seemed to hate it.

 

[SarahsKnight]

Oh and I just realized that this isn't a movie is it.

Oh, but it is. By Italian horror director Lucio Fulci. ^-^

 

[Kalevalatar]

I don't like supernatural, monster, or possessed "Damien" type of horror, but I do like honest old fashioned gothic "haunted house" horror (Crimson Peak, 2015) and more realistic, if you will, psychological horror that pits man against himself and/or nature /non-supernatural atmosphere or man against the worst of mankind type of terror and human drama. What Ever Happened to Baby Jane (1962), Lord of the Flies (1963), The Cube (1997), Misery (1990), Wolf Creek (2005), Shutter Island (2010), Sauna (2008), The Village (2004).

 

[April_Rose]

Just so you guys know,.. I didn't know there was cussing in some of the videos I posted. If there winds up to be a problem with it then I promise that I will edit.

 

[Tone]

Oh and before I go to bed two quick things. One, did I mention that I was horrified of showers for awhile due to Psycho? Lol and two,.. both videos of yours were good but the first one was predictable and the other one was just confusing.

How's this for bodies of water?: