spaceSuicide's Horrortastic Horrific Horror Film Thread...Of Horror!

[marodi]

sorry for double post, but in lieu of working, part of my daily routine is to scour the internet for supernatural horror films that are actually scary.

i'll go for a little gore, but i got so used to blood and gore working as a nurses assistant in a wound care hospital that it doesn't do much for me.

can anyone turn me on to some movies that i am missing here?

Others have already given a few great titles like The Orphanage and The Devil's Backbone; in my other post I talked about The Changeling which is truly creepy.

Here's a list of ghost story movies I've seen that haven't been mentioned yet; some are good, some are just okay but you may like them:

Dark Water (2005)
White Noise
1408 (I really like this one; John Cusack gives one hell of a performance in this)
Shutter (2008)
Drag Me to Hell (Sam Raimi can do no wrong in the horror genre)
The Haunting in Connecticut (based on a supposedly true story that doesn't have much in common with the movie itself)
The Woman in Black (2012) (this one I really liked too)
Saint Ange (2004) (a little French thing that's not too bad)
The Entity (1981) (another one "based on a true story"; it's quite good)
What Lies Beneath (2000) (I've always had a soft spot for this one; even more so now that I know that the script was written by Agent Coulson (Clark Gregg) himself )

And as was said earlier: Session 9 is a must see.

[Deepvoid]

Others have already given a few great titles like The Orphanage and The Devil's Backbone; in my other post I talked about The Changeling which is truly creepy.

And as was said earlier: Session 9 is a must see.

The copy I got had no sound and I never bothered to get another copy. Added it to my watchlist so I don't forget.

Has anyone seen The Awakening?