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  jesslloydfan > 17/02/2016, 18:08

  I'll be honest 80% of the reason I included 'Attack of the lederhosen zombies' was because that was its name. I'm in no rush to watch Cabin Fever but I'll check out some reviews for Southbound and see if it's worth a buy.
  
  Got one new one for the thread anyway
  The Darkness
  
  Young Bruce Wayne and Ryan Hardy, with some kind of possession or something. It involves handprints a lot apparently. Suppose it could be decent.

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  gymaddict69 > 26/02/2016, 21:47

  Unfortunatly i cant comment on Southbound yet, havnt had chance to watch it yet. Will review when i can jesslloydfan. Its taken a little while but finaly, Krampus has appeared online. Have downloaded it and will watch it and review asap (looking forward to this one despite the fact that its not meant to be all that scary).

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  jesslloydfan > 03/03/2016, 00:35

  I'm never really been scared by horror films for a while, I enjoy them but I'm slightly desentitised to them lol. I just judge them by how good they are in general not by how much they scare me. I think you'll like Krampus, I intend to watch it again at Christmas (Christmas horror film, only right).

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  gymaddict69 > 04/03/2016, 20:46

  I have wtched Krammpus and have praised it under a seperate thread. Suffice to say, i loved it. Im rarely scared by horror films any more (if being made jump occassionally qualifies as being scared). Im always looking to test my Metal though when it comes to horror films but i have yet to find a horror film that has proved to be too much. I have watched some of the worst of the worst and have only ever been affected (in the short term) by a couple..granted that was several years ago though when i was much younger. Its an interesting topic : Is there an individual horror film that has affected you in some way (psychologically, emotionaly, even given you nightmares)?

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  jesslloydfan > 09/03/2016, 00:57

  A few new films to add to the thread:
  
  They're watching
  
  Technically a horror comedy but worth mentioning, and i want to watch it purely because of the taglne "In moldova you don't hunt house, house hunt you".
  
  The Channel
  
  One of those someone dying for a short time and bringing back something with them stories. Not particularly original but could be ok i guess.
  
  The evil in us
  
  Looks gory, other than that it's honestly hard to tell how much of a story it actually has.
  
  That's all for now. Some more soon (that were meant for this post but i can't remember the names of the films).

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  gymaddict69 > 12/03/2016, 00:38

  "You dont hunt house, house hunt you", wtf haha. Thans as always for posting these new horror links, jesslloydfan. Will check em out when i get chance. I saw an article online yesterday concerning, supposedly, the 20 sickest most disturbing horrors commited to film. As someone who likes to be tested when it comes to horror, always hoping to find a film that genuinely shocks (very few and far between, kinda de-sensitised). Had not heard of or seen around half of the films on the list so naturally im starting to track them down. I have started with 2015's 'Headless'. Supposedly its meant to really fucking out there (guy in skull mask decapitates people and has sex with the neck stump's etc..). Will review once watched.

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  jesslloydfan > 17/03/2016, 01:05

  Well 'Headless' sounds like a fucked up film. Probably won't be rushing to watch that film.
  
  Anyway a new addition to the thread, and one that looks interesting 
  Hush
  
  From the director of "Oculus", which is a good film. And the premise is interesting, the person being randomly attacked by a psycho isn't new but the woman under attack being deaf and mute adds an interesting angle. Currently has no UK release.
  
  Only the one for now.

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  gymaddict69 > 17/03/2016, 02:29

  Despite my curiosity I have not got around to watching 'headless' yet. On a quick skip through though it does look really messed up. Hey, when the commercially available horrors don't do anything for ya, head underground. Have got a few unwatched horrors stacked up on the laptop. Need to get on that.

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  jesslloydfan > 29/03/2016, 13:18

  Found a few new horror films some people may be interested in.
  
  The Conjuring 2
  
  Think i may have linked a previous trailer for this, but this is the full trailer. Looks pretty good, the first was one of the better recent horrors.
  
  Lights out
  
  Looks interesting, switches around the usual idea of light being something that helps in a horror setting. As the spirit in it hides in light and is visible in darkness. Based on a short film (So remains to be seen how that translates to a full length film).
  Here's the original short for those interested:
  
  
  The Suffering
  
  A property appraiser, an old farmhouse. A strange caretaker and a spirit. When i put it that way it sounds a bit scooby doo but looks interesting.

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  jesslloydfan > 31/03/2016, 17:24

  Found one more, had to put this one on here.
  
  Zoombies
  
  A zombie virus spreads in a zoo, and it looks just as serious a film as it sounds. More of a horror comedy than a straight up horror. Just for sheer curiosity i'll have to check this one out.
  
  Just that one this time.
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