Heather H
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The Amityville horror?
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Heather H
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Insidious (there's a sequel to it as well), sinister, woman in black, haunting in Connecticut (both the documentary and the motion picture are great), haunting in Connecticut 2 (the documentary is called haunting in Georgia, both are good).
As for style I think sinister is closest because if I recall the guy is filming it like a home film just like paranormal activity.
Definitely Amityville!!! But it has to be the original because apparently they remade it... And it wasn't impressive to me
i think I'm going to watch the woman in black.
Yeah I'm a horror movie fanatic and would be cruel if I didn't say Woman in Black scared the pee out of me and I actually had to give away my copy to a friend at school! Like even thinking about it has me freaking out about turning off the lights and walking to bed!! That's the only movie that's ever actually scared me, I guess everyone has that one thing
Heather H
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I have never seen it.
It's funny because I call my Russian the Cici tortoise (Cici is my lab). They both love the food.
And no suggestions would be complete if I didn't throw the 7 Saw movies in there. Gore being ok is a must but those are by far my favorite movies because of the psychology to them... But every single time I say anything about them people think I'm crazy.
Apparently there's a second that came out not that long ago... I want to see it even though the first scared me, because it's. Got to be a special movie if it seemed real enough to my head to be afraid
Heather H
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Those are my son's favorites. I don't like them.
why would you buy a movie?
Most people don't like them, it's all the gore. I don't know That stuffs never bugged me. I told a group at school those were my favorite horror movies and they were like mortified at me... Whoops lol, the last one was the first rated R movie I got myself into in theaters.
I buy movies I like so that way if the Internet goes down (it happens!!) or something like that one time Netflix went down, I can just pop in the disk.
that doesn't make any sense.
I'm not getting how that doesn't make sense. Internet and stuff can fail you so having your own DVD you can put in a player will still work if the Internet goes down at home.
I just bought all 8 seasons of House for that exact reason.
Most of the time now I only buy movies cheap at the flea market though.
You're showing your age Nick.
thats does that suppose to mean?
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