BruiserVol
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I liked the simplicity of The Strangers. The entire focus is on the tension created by the home invasion, with the only motive of the strangers being the torment and torture itself. More horror movies should try this instead of trying to assign everyone a motive with a long backstory. It is reality, that this type of crime happens for no other reason than some people are evil and enjoy seeing others suffer.don't think i saw The Strangers mentioned. really unsettling if you've never seen it. i still i get the heebie jeebies when staying in a cabin in the woods.
echo the sentiment on High Tension....incredibly messed up movie. prolly one of my favorites of the genre.
the entire Creep series (movies not show) is really good.
dont think i saw Wolf Creek mentioned either.
interesting. i see some podcasts on those incidents. i'll check them out!I liked the simplicity of The Strangers. The entire focus is on the tension created by the home invasion, with the only motive of the strangers being the torment and torture itself. More horror movies should try this instead of trying to assign everyone a motive with a long backstory. It is reality, that this type of crime happens for no other reason than some people are evil and enjoy seeing others suffer.
See home invasion crimes such as The Keddie Murders from 1981, The Wichita Massacre from 2000 and The Cheshire Murders from 2007.
Evil Dead 2, Army of Darkness, Ash Vs Evil Dead (awesome series), Return of the Living Dead, Dead Alive.I'm an old fashioned type horror movie guy mostly so ditto on:
Amityville
Jaws 1/2 (For obvious reasons. Gets a litttle silly after the two originals)
Children of the Corn
The Exorcist
The Omen (and Damien Omen?)
Friday the 13th and Halloween (The very first ones)
The Shining
Sixth Sense
Salem's Lot (original)
But alo:
A Quiet Place
Conjuring (1st 2)
Pet Semetary
Nightmare on Elm Street #1
Annabelle (1&2)
For Horror Comedy Hot Fuzz is a classic.
May check out The Watchers