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11-09-2006, 10:42 PM #1Senior Member ELITE MEMBER
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The best horror movie deaths
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haha wow.
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Jesus.. could have given us a warning... I'm about to go to bed!
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Lucky for me there is the "NFL Cheerleaders" link in the top right corner.
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I think the "BRAVO" Scariest Movie Moments special
was a well put together piece...
Also see: Even Scarier Movie Moments! which was even better
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its not the scariest but i thought it was cool in resident evil when the lazers cust the guy into tiny pieces and u see him fall to bits in the reflection
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Jesus in Passion.
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I decided to not let Ty watch horror movies for a bit... so he read Tom Sawyer n is on Huck Finn.... I asked him what was happening in his book n he said "Huck is staging a murder cuz his father comes home drunk and is an a-hole"
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Oh shit the Jason X one was pretty clever. The Zombie 2 one was probably the hardest to watch. Why wasn't she struggling to get away though?
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Watching Hostile now......freaking too gross.
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Gorefests and killem-all films are not as scary because
they don't cause the mind to wander to the possibility
of what each viewer individually fears...
In Texas chainsaw massacre you never see whats going on behind
leatherface's door you just hear the sound effects
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The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown.
Originally Posted by The Monkey Man
-- H. P. Lovecraft.
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Nice. Originally Posted by goandykid
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Event Horizon has some pretty brutal deaths. Good film, loses its way a little, but quite spooky.
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Believe it or not, the emotion of fear is the closest to the feeling of arousal. Polar opposites you'd expect, but it may help explain how a lot of dates end up watching horror movies, and often getting lucky afterwards. Originally Posted by goandykid
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How about when the guy gets chopped in half vertically by the glass door in Thirteen Ghosts? That was pretty good.
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Originally Posted by Richie1888
I am trying to find that Pic but no luck. Originally Posted by Goodfella9783
That was pretty cool though.
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Or when the same lame ass director did the same fucking thing in Ghost Ship. Originally Posted by Goodfella9783
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Both movies were pretty crappy. But 13 Ghosts was first and has Shannon Elisabeth so I give it the edge. That death was still cool as hell too. Originally Posted by AKIRA
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How about in The Cell when the horse is standing there looking prettY and then the glass partitions fall and chop it into about 20 slices, then pulls apart to reveal what was inside and the heart was still beating...
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you're all sick
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Thats why people glom off religion - Originally Posted by goandykid
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