Scream Factory Blu-ray Discussion Thread

[Rz_Samurai]

What is the scariest film to date to you guys?

[GxyExpress999]

for me, hands down.

[Sinthetic]

Noroi: The Curse

[redrunner97]

Originally Posted by Rz_Samurai

What is the scariest film to date to you guys?

The 2 that genuinely scare me into being afraid to walk down the dark hall to my bathroom at night are:

- The Exorcist
- The Strangers

I kid you not, I'm terrrrrified.

[redrunner97]

Originally Posted by GxyExpress999

for me, hands down.

When they're digging around through the contents of the well, uck, that always scared me. And the tape itself is just plain creepy. The toilet girl on ju-on is scary too.

[zbinks]

This is for those who call for new announcements on a near daily basis.

From Facebook:

Originally Posted by Scream Factory

Patience please. We know you're anxious for more but deals for more titles - which are in the works - have to be signed first.

[GxyExpress999]

Originally Posted by redrunner97

When they're digging around through the contents of the well, uck, that always scared me. And the tape itself is just plain creepy. The toilet girl on ju-on is scary too.

Yes and I just loved

[Show spoiler]how ghosts/Sadako appeared very subtly, somtimes in the background or on the reflection on the TV screen, without typical jump scares or obvious dramatic orchestrated soundtrack...and of course the last TV sequence!

[redrunner97]

Originally Posted by zbinks

For the past day or so it's been doubling as The Shock Treatment discussion thread and it has always seemed to double as a general horror thread for some reason.

The fans have spoken.
You listening, Cliff??


We want, no, need, SHOCKY!

[redrunner97]

Originally Posted by GxyExpress999

Yes and I just loved

[Show spoiler]how ghosts/Sadako appeared very subtly, somtimes in the background or on the reflection on the TV screen, without typical jump scares or obvious dramatic orchestrated soundtrack...and of course the last TV sequence!

The Japanese version of Pulse is so unnerving.

The "would you like to meet a ghost" email/video part scared the patookie out of me.

[GxyExpress999]

Originally Posted by redrunner97

The Japanese version of Pulse is so unnerving.

The "would you like to meet a ghost" email/video part scared the patookie out of me.

I LOVE Pulse as well! I almost forgot that one.

[Catastrophe]

Originally Posted by redrunner97

The 2 that genuinely scare me into being afraid to walk down the dark hall to my bathroom at night are:

- The Exorcist
- The Strangers

The first time I watched The Exorcist, I stopped the movie half-way through, then turned on literally every light in the house.

[redrunner97]

Originally Posted by Catastrophe

The first time I watched The Exorcist, I stopped the movie half-way through, then turned on literally every light in the house.

I can't even sit through it entirely. I often find myself skipping to the next chapter. Its so scary.

[Pete Rock]

Originally Posted by Rz_Samurai

What is the scariest film to date to you guys?

The Exorcism of Emily Rose (2005)

I couldn't sleep for 3 nights straight after watching it. Jennifer Carpenter of Dexter fame still to this day scares the sh*t out of me.

[Twisted-Alien]

Originally Posted by redrunner97

I can't even sit through it entirely. I often find myself skipping to the next chapter. Its so scary.

I guess I'm the only one that found it pretty tame. I mean, outside of the exorcism scene and a few random possessed Regan scenes, I found the rest pretty boring.

Don't get me wrong, I love atmosphere and gradual buildups, but the first third is just so...I don't know, dry. More like padding until the big scene.

Hell, even the Exorcism scene wasn't too bad. Sure, I grew up seeing it in bits and pieces from different countdown and documentary shows, but I was expecting more.

[jrmac2000]

Originally Posted by Twisted-Alien

I guess I'm the only one that found it pretty tame. I mean, outside of the exorcism scene and a few random possessed Regan scenes, I found the rest pretty boring.

Don't get me wrong, I love atmosphere and gradual buildups, but the first third is just so...I don't know, dry. More like padding until the big scene.

Hell, even the Exorcism scene wasn't too bad. Sure, I grew up seeing it in bits and pieces from different countdown and documentary shows, but I was expecting more.

I found it to be almost like a documentary myself. A good film but certainly not scary to me.


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[cropsy]

Originally Posted by zbinks

This is for those who call for new announcements on a near daily basis.

From Facebook:

I thought they said they had 48 titles already planned.

[spawningblue]

Originally Posted by Rz_Samurai

What is the scariest film to date to you guys?

Lake Mungo
Paranormal Activity
The Blair Witch Project
Session 9
The Changeling

And not a movie, but the ghost episodes of Unsolved Mysteries still to this day scare the crap out of me. You can get most of them in a box set. Also, the show A Haunting can be pretty scary at times!

[movieman1979]

Originally Posted by Rz_Samurai

What is the scariest film to date to you guys?

I remember Se7en scaring the life out of me when I was a teen. Also, the first time my brother and I were young and snuck a rented copy of Evil Dead into our parents VCR while they were sleeping.

These days? It takes a lot (I'm rather desensitized), but I would have to say the hallway scene in Exorcist III, and the final 20 minutes of Requiem For A Dream.

[Thomas Veil]

I'm not sure it was scary as it was brutal but 28 Weeks Later disturbed the heck out of me because of:

[Show spoiler]what happened to the main characters

... it was such a sharp change from the first one.

[cropsy]

Originally Posted by spawningblue

Lake Mungo
Paranormal Activity
The Blair Witch Project
Session 9
The Changeling

And not a movie, but the

still to this day scare the crap out of me. You can get most of them in a box set. Also, the show A Haunting can be pretty scary at times!

There was a segment about ghosts on the Queen Mary that scared the hell out of me.Some guy on an escalator alone who turned round and there was some bloke stood right behind him,sod that,i'd have swam home.They used to do them episodes so well.