Sinister movie review
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2012
- In a world where we've seen it all when it comes to scary movies; we now have "Sinister"....be prepared to stay wide awake for at least 1 night after watching it. Jeremy gives you his review.
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That Lawnmower Scene.
Shashank Laur Rip-off of a story called Lawnmower Man by Stephen King
That make me jump about 5 feet in the air even though I knew what was going to happen, because as was said in the review the image suddenly there is emblazoned in my head. But the car scene is what really got me, because that music...
Ulver - Silence Teaches You How To Sing
Shashank Laur that got me good
I prepared for the lawnmower scene but the last jumpscare in the end caught me off guard as hell....GEEZZZ can't I get a break already
The lawn mower scene in this movie................
I jumped about ten feet when that happened...lol
Watched this movie for the first time today. Damn son. Thats fucked up. Even though i predicted alot of the stuff the movie was still scary as freaking fuck
CodiiLuv Seriously? that lawnmower scene was even that scary.
Pretty disgusting tbh. Oh and if you wan't to play hard next time spell correctly:)
Sorry, wasn't I mean
Disgusting?, there was nothing disgusting about a woman lying on the ground scaring the audience with FNaF scream jumpscare. That scene tbh was so fake and what I mean by fake, it's one of those stupid jumpscare tactics where a loud noise and a not so scary thing shows up shocking everyone. Sure, this film has it's creeps and scares but that lawnmower scene everyone was talking about is stupid as well as that cheesy final scare at the end.
The scariest movie was by far is Jack and Jill ***spoiler alert***!!! Adam Sandler's career dies at the end
XD lol its true
Drew NOO! You stole the joke I was gonna use!
Drew oh gawd please don't remind me
Is it worth watching for the lols?
Don't remind me
The music that went along with the recordings really did the magic. They felt like real snuff films. I was deeply disturbed for a few days.
snuffs dont have music in them... :/
@@silviatozzi how do u know that...
It took me a solid month to stop thinking about this movie.
I can't get it out of my head 😫
@@prestonm.847 its not that bad fr
@@brian8ththo698 it was terrible
tramar thomas cap
Dude its been 6 years and im still thinking about it
The part in Insidious where the face is behind the guy is still the most unnerving thing I've ever seen in my entire life.
Lol !!!!! Insidious got nothing on sinister 1 nothing !!!!!!
Same man, have never been so affected by a fking scene!
hobber mallow Wrong movie
Dankulous Memelord III That's why I specified that it was in Insidious.
Insidious sucks
that lawnmower scene though
not cool man. not cool
right, but very predictable though.
It was cool but the ending was even better
oddly enough the first movie to scare the absolute shit out of me and mess up my entire summer as a kid was "Signs" the scene with "theirs a monster outside my window can i have a glass of water" scared me sooooooo much i didn't ever want to look out my window ever again. now most people like signs but don't think its scary but for me your could have made a wall out of all the bricks i shit over that movie and scene.
Yesssss
My family (minus my dad) obsessed over Signs. I had nightmares of one of those things breaking into my window and gassing me to death.
aaron lewis Yes I was the exact same way! I thought I was the only one actually scared by that XD
aaron lewis same with me. After watching that movie I was afraid to go upstairs at night. A 14 years old at the time and I was like great, I'm afraid of the dark again.
+aaron lewis dude you have no idea, I was pretty young when I saw it (I'm 15 now) I was literally scared of aliens coming into my room and standing at the edge of my bed until I was like 10 or 11 years old.
definitely monsters inc. i watched that shit when i was 19 god damn scarred me for life.
SPOILER: one of the monsters has ONE FUCKING EYE
IKR?! Couldn't sleep for months!
Pissed myself for a month
This comment made my day
I stayed up for 3 months after watching Monsters University
I watched the original Evil Dead when I was 5 or 6... I'm 19 now, and I still don't wanna watch it again
Omg yes for me it was when she said at the beginning of the movie that she wanted to eat his soul or something like that.. i was legit traumatized
*SPOILERS*
About the image moving on the computer. They do explain it later that Bugbuul lives in the "image world" and its not the house that is haunted, but the images. Wherever you take the images, Bugbuul will follow you be it on the computer or on a projector, on a paper or even a drawing. This explains the very last scene as well where all the children see Bugbuul in the physical world and run away in the video. Thus characters in a recorded video (possessed by Bugbuul) reacting to events in the physical world. Bugbuul controls the image/video world. It was an interesting concept IMO.
The only thing annoying were the jumps scares. I was never a fan of them. They are less scary and more startling. If an insect suddenly comes in front of me, I will be surprised but it does not mean that I am scared. Jump scares are cheap.
Yeah, Jump Scares are only temporary. If they want it to be scary they should show something that creeps us every time we think about it. something that messes our brains.
There was one jumpscare that was just really cheap in this, with the child jumping up to the camera, so forced.
SPOILERS
Is that why in sinister 2, bugbuul haunted deputy so and so because he had all of those photos from the author?
The videos were creepy, I was disappointed that they didn't show the whole video with the lawn mower, but loved how the mower went on for a long time, and the sound freaked me out more than the actual thing.
Spoiler
There is still one part of this movie that I don't understand: why were the youngest kids the ones committing the murders? Were they possessed by the Boogie Man or something? I never understood it.....what's wrong with me? What am I missing?
The Grudge did it for me. I was young, and naive. Spent literal *years* dealing with the fear of a hand popping from the backside of my head while showering.
Same movie for me. I saw it when I was nine. The thing for me though was being unsafe under my own covers and maybe it pulling me down into them. That scene stuck with me.
haha the grudge was mine too, it was the sound it made that scared the shit out of me, no other film has scared me as much as that one did, I can watch fine now but it ruined me for a good few months when I was young
Yes same movie man...i was soo young when i watched it and no other movie after that has scared me that much.....the feeling of always being followed and that sound was horrifying
At the very end, during the pan-out, I was like "That thing's gonna pop out. It's gonna pop out. It's gonna pop out but it's not gonna scare me because I know it's coming."
Popped out.
Scared me.
samaraaaaaaaaaaahhhh
Lol actually made me laugh thought it was a dumb way to end the movie. Almost breaks the 4th wall. He’s like “hey there viewers, did I scare yah?”
Monsters inc. holy shit thats hardcore horror right there
don't you go bashing monsters inc pal
Lisa Connelly emoji movie tho
The Ring scared me majorly when it first came out
That girls face gave me nightmares ouo
Try unborn.
Me too honestly
TheScorpio Vampyre right the ring sucked
The original Nightmare On Elm Street scared me when I was 6 years old. I have not felt that way again until seeing Sinister.
Honestly I thought this movie was a little slow at times and I was expecting more, but by the end it really surprised me because I really thought the family was gonna get out of this alive. Even my cousin was left shocked because it's rare to see a movie that kills off all the characters in such a way.
Really? I'm pretty sure that's a horror movie cliche at this point. Having a bleak ending where everyone dies and the demon wins.
Daniel Casasbuenas Well I haven't seen too many like that actually xD
Btw, remember me from the forums? I was TheInsaneShane.
Pink Mist More movies need to kill people off.
+Pink Mist Well you've never seen Chernobyl Diaries
I'm going to be honest the first scary movie I've ever watched that scarred the sh*t outta me is 'The Exorcism of Emily Rose'
Yeah, gave me nightmares!
Same director!
Justin Bieber's movie
Same dude same
😅
Lego movie
@@faded039 The Lego Movie 2 you mean
Twilight series, it was scary as fuck XD
+MadBunnyRabbit LMAO!!!!
That... Was... BEAST...
+MadBunnyRabbit do not speak of that witch we do not speak of !
couldn't even finish it!!1!
The thing that made this movie SO creepy was the music. Amazingly eerie music made watching all the tapes a nightmare. Such a good movie.
I strongly believe Bogul was inspired by Michael Jackson. Just look at his appearances and his his relationship with children.
+Sebastian Cintron Both.
Dawson Gates If you're gonna be offended then be offended by the ones who gave Bogul his appearance. I'm just simply stating what I believe, that's all.
Me and two of my friends saw sinister 2 last night and we were talking how much he looks like mj but crossed with mick thompson from slipknot
its funny i thougth i was the only one who seen it that way......
Bogul is romanian for thriller btw.
ONE OF THE BEST HORROR MOVIES EVER!!!!
@Aadi's Hub calling it "the worst shitty movie" is kinda overkill. I also refuse to admit thats what you think. If you really think this is the worst movie ever, you haven't watched many movies.
my nan gave me "water ship down" as a gift. she thought it was a cute animation about rabbits.... I was 6 and that movie scared me for life. Please for the love of all movies review this movie. I'm 20 now and tried to re-watch it last week... didn't even get halfway through the movie before it freaked me out. ITS ABOUT GOD DAMN RABBITS AND ITS CREEPY AS SHIT!
when i watched the blair witch project, i got so freaked out that i was honestly hoping their would be a jumpscare just to finally release the huge amount of tension and stress that i was experiencing and after the movie i literally started hearing and seeing some freaky shit.
Although this movie was out 7 years ago, I’m now commenting about it! I’ve seen this movie when it was released. I’m a horror movie fan and tbh it made me uncomfortable in a good way , saying this was a creepy movie guys. What makes it worse is the music! Ughh.... Onetime I think last year I rewatched it again,but I fell asleep and when I woke up at like 3 in the morning the home screen was on and the freakin creepy ass song was playing in loop! All I know is I changed movies quickly to Adventure Time just to calm my ass down💆🏽♀️
Creepy is a understatement lol
I've honestly got to say when I watched this movie, I was more disturbed than scared. Like watching torture and murder made me ask "why am I watching this" feeling as though this will have some psychological effect on you down the road versus being "this is scary"
I remember watching Sinister in theaters, it certainly scared me. I found that Mr. Boogie looked more like the guitarist from Slipknot however, he has a similar mask and the long matted hair... I found that funny but it shows the movie was pretty effective because I still found the character scary after that slight disconnect.
Haha yes ! He looks so much like Mick Thomson form Slipknot, I thought I was the only one who noticed
Yup, reminded me of Mick too
Haha that's funny
you should review "The Shining". :)
Thats a old/good movie
He really should!
Isn't that a comedy?
One of the worst movies I’ve ever seen…
The Ring...
Fuck that movie...
Lol Good one.
Me too!
why? just put your tv on a ledge.. the lady will fall to her death
I know right.There is just something about creppy women that I hate.
The Ring itself wasn't scary to me, but by association I will not watch it again... I watched horror movies almost as frequently when I was a kid as I do now, and not one bothered me until I saw Ju-On at age 8, and by bothered it was some actual mental trauma. I wasn't able to sleep in the dark until literally ten years later. So I can't do long dark-haired ghost girls in any movie because I don't need any help picturing Kayako when I'm trying to sleep at night; my brain is really good at that already.
The Babadook is the ONLY movie that scared the living hell out of me. I started watching it at midnight in pitch-black darkness and had to wait a couple days later in daylight to finish it. The kid was annoying as hell though so my nerves were already shot. Still did a good job as a movie though. It's my absolute favorite scary movie and I'll probably never watch it again. xD
Trever you better not close your eyes💀
sm babadook Why? xD
***** I liked Sinister, but it wasn't really scary for me. The new Ouija movie was pretty good though. Some parts actually worked for me. Although I had a strong sense of Deja vu from that movie seen as they rehashed so many scenes from the first one.
***** I agree with you about Sinister and Lights Out (biggest disappointment was Lights Out). I will say this though, I luckily saw Sinister in theaters and didn't hear anything about it from people and I think I only saw one trailer. It was a bit of a let down regardless. And Ouija was really good. It actually got under my skin a couple of times. Did it actually scare me (not talking jumpscares)? I'm not even going to lie, it did a few times (even the predictable scenes were done very well). Although my mind was still scarier than the movie, lol. And if you have seen the first movie try to forget about it because it does feel like you've seen it before (there was a lot of new stuff, but it was like watching an extended cut of the old one but done better). That's just my two cents.
Trever Wrong movie.
The movie that scared the living shit out of me was Idiocracy. It showed what the future is gonna be.
phoenix ashes You're goddamn right !
I’m from the future, and idiocracy may as well have been a documentary
the future is now shaka bra
Wasn't that scary to me, but It was interesting. And it was fun trying to put all the pieces of the mystery together
Definitely, The Ring was the hands down scariest movie I've seen. I watched it with my family and after we left the theatre and stopped at a nearby gas station, we were still shook up about it!
This is like my 10 time watching this video since I began watching Jeremy, and I finally found what was wrong with the picture
Aidan Arness what was it?
Look at the cheeseburger seeds.
Everybody's like obsessed with the lawnmower clip but I thought the pool party one was just terrifying, really got to me!! Ho well we are all different haha
Definitely not a bad recent horror movie.
Spoiler Alert: There's a face on the hamburger bun.
the only movie that freaked me out and gave me nightmares was the French-Canadian horror film Martyrs
That movie scared me to
+samsquanch1996 same. that ending left me in fear tears, for real.
+samsquanch1996 I never watched that movie but a few years ago a friend was telling me about it and just the stuff she told me gave me nightmares for a week (not exaggerating)
samsquanch1996 I still want to watch that one.
@robert punu the us version really was bad. The French version was fucked
Stephen king's it. It was terrifying. I was 7 when I first saw it, and was unable to rewatch it until I was 12 or 13.
Ugh I can't comment one movie that was scary bc u took it lol
This isn't even a "scary movie", but when I was little, Jurassic Park scared the shit out of me. Just due to their use of animatronics and well placed CGI. I had never seen anything like it before and it looked real.
I have a real life dinosaur in my basement...if you want...
*****
then why mention it? she's a moron...
How is calling someone a moron for saying they were scared of dinosaurs when they were little "telling the truth"?
*****
cause shes comparing a modern horror film to the dinosaur movie she saw when she was a kid. It has no relevance...
Quote from Jeremy "What is the movie that scared the living shit out of you?" I'd say there's plenty of relevance
I saw The Ring when it came out, and it took me so long to finally watch it again.
Ditto, my mom said after watching "That is one movie I can never watch again."
It's it appropriate to say that the scary movie was sinister?
Ohh
Ohhohoho!
hooo.
nice
Horror movies don't scare me, but Sinister has a special place in the dark part of my heart. The beautiful trick to this movie is it lets you fill in the blanks. It doesn't show you gore, it doesn't show you the worst bits, but your mind shows you. Coupled with amazing sound design, it is quite the experience. I think to really enjoy this movie you need to have an imagination, and some people in the comments clearly watch horror movies to show how tough they are and they miss out.
When I first saw it in the cinema, the lawnmower scene was the pinnacle. Every single Super 8 film had me hooked with the soundtrack and execution, and I knew there was one film left and I was so fascinated as to what it might be. With that film though, there was an absence of music, which to me was so powerful at that point in the movie. The video cuts away without showing you what mangling someone with a lawnmower looks like, but I saw it in my mind and felt queasy. It was at that point a dude a few seat across from me fainted out of his seat. Will always remember that hahaha.
You only get to experience something for the first time once.
The movie alien. Although that movie didn't scar me for life when i watched it, its the whole idea behind alien that scares me. Think about, you're trapped on a claustrophobic spaceship with a killer, unstoppable, and hard to find monster that could kill you at any second or bread another one of it's kind inside of you while you wait for it to burst from your chest. But the worst part is, in space, no one can save you, no one can survive, and no one can hear you scream.
Completely agree with you, but I would love to watch it again
Weyland Productions MARTYRS!!!
Scariest has to be Ghostrider with Nick Cage
The very first horror movie that I have ever seen was the one that scared me the most. And it scarred me for life. It was The Ring. I was stupid enough to watch it when I was 10. And because of it scarring my life scary movies don't really scare me anymore. But their still fun to watch. Quite personally I like Sinister because I like the plot.
Yup the ring is up there.
@queenbeatles thats an awesome channel name
The Shining. I saw it at midnight, with my windows slightly open so the whole room was chilly, and I didn't pause it or leave the room once. I still have nightmares about that, I look back at that memory with the belief that I didn't just watch a movie that day, I survived it.
Grave encounters
yes!
Omg yes part 2 is just as fucked up
Grave Encounters was crap.
Laughing Koala Koalas are crap.
Seth Carlson No, Grave Encounters is crap.
Saw Candy Man...
Never looked in a mirror since.
Cabin Fever did it for me when i was younger. I was so scared for nearly half a year that i nearly cried. Just something about the combination of the music and an extremely infectious flesh eating disease did it for me. I wouldn't even look at the VHS/dvd box art at the rental place because it brought up the fear again.
And the scenario of the movie was completely possible to happen irl.
I don't think i could see the movie even now at 27, maybe it would open up a whole new world of fear again lmao.
On the other side of the spectrum was The Ring. The american version. I was like 10 or 11 when i saw it, same with Cabin Fever.
I carried the small tv out of my room for a few weeks after i saw that movie.
Sinister had effective use of darkness and light. And using the silence of the "home movies" and film projector just running in the background as a soundtrack -- brilliant!
yeah, it just well executed.
the ring when i was 13 lol shat ma selfxD
Nelson Williamsen ya i saw that when i was young couldnt go to sleep for 3 years
Lol I saw that when I was like 5 or 6 scared the fuck out of me
Franklin Clark shut up you're like 14
Nelson Williamsen the advertisements that they did for the ring were awesome. they showed the freaky ass footage! i was a kid and like . Nope.nope.nope.nope.nope.nope.
Me too 😅 I haven't been able to watch it again ever since
I just watched this movie tonight (It just finished and it's 2:05 AM) and it is THE scariest movie I've ever seen. The story is really good too.
*two
Colin Hawkins mmmm, no *too
no two
Colin Hawkins He's talking about the too as in I want to see it, too. Not the two like, it was two hours long, or I went to see it to.
Babadook.
RIP your soul. That movie....*shivers*
runningsandwich that movie sucked so bad.
Wasn't scary at all and the ending was stupid.
Fèlix I bet you're the type of person that thinks screamers are scary.
runningsandwich nope, in fact very few films are even scary to me.
Sinister so far seems to be good.
But movies similar to the exorcist, the grudge, or the ring do intrigue me (not scare me)
The babadook was annoying as fuck, due to the fact that the little kid was irritating AF every time he was on screen.
runningsandwich I thought The Babadook was pretty good. I know it wasn't that scary, but what made the movie good was the progression of the mom becoming a "monster". And come on if you think the Babadook was scary then you practically have no soul, I mean there were some scary moments in the movie but not a lot to where I wouldn't watch it again.
Every time I watch an old Jeremy vid I end up coming to this review and I watch it every time lol
You are a GREAT reviewer!!! Concise and entertaining. Hats off.
Insidious 1 scared tha shit outta me D:
Pet sematary in my opinion is the scariest just because of one particular scene with a dying sister that scarred me for life, I am still terrified over that particular scene and still wake up from nightmares over her.
The Exorcist is the only horror movie that legitimately terrified me, I watched it for the first time on Halloween when I was 17, and it scared me so bad that I couldn't watch any horror film even REMOTELY related to demonic possession for nearly 4 years....
The Grudge scared me pretty bad too, but I was only 10 when it came out and I watched it in theaters with my mother, I still haven't seen it again though....
The ending to Who Framed Roger Rabit gave me nightmare for years. And Return To Oz scarred me for life.
I can sit through Sinister and other modern horror movies though.
This movie was unbelievably hyped for me. I knew what was going to happen, and it still f***** me up. I actually turned the audio off towards the end. I got that gut feeling that this movie just wasn't for me to watch. Even with the audio off, I still got chills. Only the shining had managed to do this to me before. What a good movie.
Thats So Raven. Season 1 Episode 1
This movie scared me so much I haven't seen it since it was out in theatres! I still remember scenes vividly and clearly.
The Grudge 3 scared me a lot when I have first seen it since i was a child. I don't know why, but it still kind of does, but when I first saw it, the next few weeks I couldn't sleep at night, I couldn't be alone in a dark room, etc...
I was really terrified.
Anyhow, it's nice to see some Horror movies that actually at least attempt to scare you, also nice review and tnx for the question at the end, now I'm going to browse the comments and maybe I'll find some other scary Horror movies.
Bee Movie
the grudge..i was over at a friends watching it in the dark on a big screen t.v. that made me have nightmares awhile maybe a year at least.
I was 11 when I first saw the grudge. Its seriously left me with a phobia of pale, long haired ghosts.
Spoodeeful I think everybody has a phobia for pale, long haired ghosts.
daniel mth i completely agree, since pretty much every ghost movie after that i seen had a ghost like the grudge. and for some odd reason girl ghosts or even certain girl zombies are more scary then guy ghosts or zombies.
Can you do a video on your personal bluray collection. Keep up the awesome videos.
Hi Jeremy,
thanks for the review.
To me this movie is one of thee best filmed horror/scary movies of the last decade.
Perfect atmosphere en scary moments, loved it.
By the way, one of my personal favorite scary movies ever is the omen (the old version)
Twilight
The Conjuring was scary as fuck. And at the time, so was The Fourth Kind. I'm more sensible than I was when that movie was out, so obviously I don't know how well its' scaare factor has held up for me.
Did anyone else notice the main guy was safe in his sweater? nothing bad happened to him with his sweater on. really check it out.
I really hope we get another horror movie like this soon. Sinister and The Conjuring are 2 of the best horror movies I've seen in a long time, and now all we're getting are movies like Oculus and Ouija and Annabelle and Insidious (the first one was slightly scary, but honestly Insidious is going the way that Paranormal Activity went)
Reason I was and still am petrified of the dark, Darkness falls!
I'm not sure if the movie silent hill is considered a scary movie but, for me it scared the crap out of me when i was younger. I refused to watch to it, and since then i have never seen it. i played the original silent hill game but never seen the movie, odd.....
The Grudge 1 and 2. I saw those movies when I was 10 years old and I've still never fully recovered from them. They freaked me out of my mind and I couldn't sleep for a week at least.
Sinister is one of the few supernatural horror movies that actually got me scared the shit out of me well it got me to this page , great review!
I like that the main protagonist is an adult male. I feel like most horror films star a teenage girl.
mmmmm. the thing . evil dead. insidious . the exorcist . the hole . the lighthouse . get out . blair witch .
@@silviatozzi I must've been thinking of slashers. But yeah, touche.
Well I don't know if Sinister can be considered scary but it is creepy as heck and does mess with you psychologically. It messed with my mind so bad, that I don't plan on watching it again. I guess that should be a compliment to the creators. Another movie that messed me up and had me thinking about it for days and gave me sleepless nights was Session 9. It is a bit slow in the beginning but it makes you wonder about all those people in real life who out of nowhere snapped and claimed that voices in their head made them murder. I shudder at the thought..... Creepy. As. Hell.
The pure sound design of this movie is out of this world. So disturbing and haunting
The swimming pool & the scene when he slices their throats while sleeping. Some trippy shit.
For me it would be The Grudge. I was in 4th grade when my parents were watching it. I walked in on a few parts and it messed me up for a long time. I still don't ever want to watch it.
Personally, Bughool reminds me more of the corpse paint Norwegian black metal musicians wear.
it was the influence... the director or screenwriter went on reddit and bought an image for 500$ that looked like a norwegian black metal band attire
Corey Taylor's first mask
Lake Mungo. It's kind of a slow burn but at the end you just feel off. Turn all the lights on and stare at the shadows kind of off.
When I watched Alien 1979 at Halloween, it scared the heck out of me. When I see some shots of the Xenomorph it creeps me out... And some screams of some crew members being killed (excepted from Ripley) just worried me on what it can do...
The movie that Literally had me like: I'll never ever see it again is...... Human fucking Centipede.
Paul SZ yes I never ever want to see that movie ever again. my friend made me watch it and I will never get that out of my memeory
***** wow a bit much no?
I saw the beginning of the 2nd movie. basically the ending of 1, and it just....nope. I'm not watching this or the 1st one. just nope nope nope.
Watch the third
3:26
Teenagers..
:>
I haven't seen it since release but I remember some serious chills from Insidious.
I have heard that it loses like... everything, on a second viewing but I'm speaking from 4 year old memories.
The first Paranormal Activity.
I know a lot of ppl think that movie's boring. But I grew up in a two-story house and my bedroom was on the second floor (which was vacant except for me because both of my sisters had moved out by the time this movie came out) and I literally could NOT sleep anywhere but the couch in my living room (which was on the first floor that was not vacant).
If there's any issue I have with Paranormal Activity, it's that it scares too much shit out of me.
Agreed. I've seen tons of scary movies and none of them have ever gotten into my head like that movie did. I didn't sleep at all the next few nights, I would wait till the sun came up. For that, it will always be the best scary movie
The Ring
I have Sinister, Conjuring, and Oculus on my list to watch.
Sinister and conjuring are very nice but oculus sucks
Oculus is great! Fucks with your mind.
I watched Sinister andn it was very scary. Very good and entertaining. I have The Conjuring and Ocullus to watch.
@@Archangel0582 watch The Conjuring is really good.
I’ve watched sinister a bunch of times and I always know when the jump scares will come in but that damn lawnmower scene still gets me jumping everytime
The trailer for the sequel just came out!!
that unsettling music during the car burning though
Shrek Hands down
The movie that “scared the living shit out of me” was probably (and still might be) The Strangers (2008)
As a skeptic of all that is supernatural and spiritual those movie don’t scare that much
Not to say supernatural movies don’t scare me, it’s just that they have to try harder, The Conjuring, Blair Witch and Paranormal Activity having succeeded (Hell House LLC. Also a fun watch but it is not even close as being as scary as the other three)
But home invasion movies do (mainly because I see it as a thing that could likely happened)
And The Strangers was just fucked with me in just the right way, I actually had to stop the movie and continue it the next morning which is something that I haven’t done before or since (excluding when I was 7 and watched Coraline due to the fact that I was easily scared as a kid)
-The strangers are just brutal to the main characters
-They torture and kill for no reason
-And they just play with their food
-And not once can the main characters take back the power, even when they have a gun they just hide in the closet
Just a big nope of a movie for me
When I was like 9 or 10 I saw a part of the Evil Dead remake while I was at the drive in watching something else entirely different. I look to my right and it was the scene where the possessed chick ran the chainsaw through the person’s head and cut it in half. Couldn’t sleep for 2-3 nights without a light on
I watched the exorcist at 12 years old. I'm a huge horror fan now but up until last it was the only movie I refused to own because the chills went that deep. Then last Halloween I realized no movie can scare me anymore so I bought the directors cut, just to see if it still held up
A serbian film
Yes....
That movie is at it's level of being disturbing
Master from Salem's Lot...still the scariest vampire face ever!
i agree so much with this review. i'm like nauseous thinking about it again, i looked away in the theater for this imagery.
Love this movie for so many reasons, but the one that sticks out is that the monsters face reminds me of Mick Thomson from Slipknot's mask.