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Fragile by Jaume Balagueró
http://imdb.com/title/tt0422272/ I have ONE reccomendation for your mother, and I am 100% sure that she will love it. It fits everything you listed spot-on, EVERYTHING. I cannot stress this enough - both of you, sit down together, and watch it. It's severly underrated. A heart-warming ghost story with stylish direction, and intelligent writing. A twist that you will not see coming... and of course, even if it leaves you with a smile on your face and a tear in your eye... it still packs a level of tension and fear throughout the film that is essential to all horror films. Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of terror/violence, and some thematic elements. You will not regret renting this movie for you, or your mother. It's excellent. --- Try: The Others and Kairo (not the American 'Pulse' - even though I did enjoy that as well) Last edited by joshaube; 03-10-2007 at 01:27 PM.
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Crabs was spot on with B.O.F. and Horror of Dracula.
Horror Express, Children of the Corn, The Body Snatcher (1945), Night of the Living Dead, and Suspiria are others you and her may enjoy. Ooh! I know! The Fog (1979) would be perfect! No sex, minimal profanity (if any) and plenty of creepy ghost-slasher excitement and chilling atmosphere!
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Let's Scar Jessica to Death Frankenstein Must be Destroyed The Watcher in the Woods Willard The Creeping Flesh Arachnophobia The Prophecy (it doesn't battle religion but does work with it) Fallen Sleepy Hollow The Gate
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I'm thinking
The Gate Kairo Suspiria (We've seen most of the rest, thanks a lot guys.) I'll look into fragile too.
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Yes, absolutely, I agree:
The Fog Watcher in the Woods Both very scary films that feature no nudity, very little onscreen violence or none at all, and no really overt swearing. And Watcher in the Woods--especially being a Disney film!--it is nice to see this film mentioned on HDC because it is one of John Hough's better movies. This was before Touchstone Pictures was created (allowing a Disney offshoot to tackle R-rated productions), and Disney Studios had this strange notion to make a REALLY SCARY PG-rated movie with supernatural/paranormal elements. Talk about an extremely intense and unnerving film! Once again, here's proof that you don't need chainsaws and blood to scare the crap out of your audience.
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Pit and the Pendulum
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