Nothing scares me :(

[celia.rose]

I used to love horror movies especially creepy suspense like 'The Ring' or real jumpy like 'The Descent' but lately I'm finding nothing works!! I feel like a druggy whose developed a tolerance! I don't like slashers or too much torture but otherwise I like most styles. Please help! Any suggestions???

[celia.rose]

ha ha I see point but that's the wrong kind of horror too ;)

I do like the religiousy ones, demons, satan etc

[Angra]

Originally Posted by celia.rose

I used to love horror movies especially creepy suspense like 'The Ring' or real jumpy like 'The Descent' but lately I'm finding nothing works!! I feel like a druggy whose developed a tolerance! I don't like slashers or too much torture but otherwise I like most styles. Please help! Any suggestions???

There's no help for you. It's over.

[Zero]

I thought Insidious had some good moments - The Innkeepers was pretty good (slow and atmospheric but good). House of the Devil was also pretty good (same director as Innkeepers so also slow and atmospheric).

I think for those of us who love horror - at some point the 'scared' fades and an appreciation of the artistry takes over - this might be the way a director creates atmosphere or the way an effects wizard makes gore - but we learn to appreciate the films more than fear them.

[celia.rose]

Wise words Zero, thank you,I feel a little comforted :) I will try out those films!

[Tapist]

Have you ever watched Fun House?

[Ice Pik]

I completely understand you. Insidious was a good one and so was grave encounters. It seems like I watch more horror movies and just get disappointed then actually enjoy it.

Zero hits it on the head.

I keep searching for the white whale.

[MichaelMyers]

Key is to ratchet horror up to the next level: experience terror in real life. Join a demonic cult. Walk dangerous neighborhood streets at night. Answer dubious craiglist ads. There is no limit to the rush of horror from this "thrill-seeking."

[Shemonsterdevil]

Originally Posted by MichaelMyers

Key is to ratchet horror up to the next level: experience terror in real life. Join a demonic cult. Walk dangerous neighborhood streets at night. Answer dubious craiglist ads. There is no limit to the rush of horror from this "thrill-seeking."

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Though my BFF got us a night in a haunted hotel... Last Christmas. Still haven't gone, I have seen enough movies not to mess with that shit

[MichaelMyers]

Originally Posted by Shemonsterdevil

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Though my BFF got us a night in a haunted hotel... Last Christmas. Still haven't gone, I have seen enough movies not to mess with that shit

This is another good idea. Find creepy old abandoned houses in town and set up residence.