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Cillian Murphy is extremely creepy as the villain.
The Grudge is a very scary film, in both it's well executed 'jump' scenes, and it's creepy imagery.
"Slaughter High" is a totally ridiculous slasher flick about a high school nerd Marty,who gets pick on all the time by some pranksters.The prank goes wrong and he ends up getting savagely burned.Five years later his tormentors all attend a reunion-just the ten of them of course,and low and behold Marty murders them one after another.British actress Caroline Munro("Maniac")leads the cast as the heroine(who dies anyway!).The acting is completely awful,there's also no suspense at all.Plenty of grotesque death scenes to satisfy the gore-freaks:a guy's stomach explodes,another female victim literally gets an acid bath,a couple having sex in bed get electrocuted,a guy is crushed by a tractor,one girl is drowned,and a doctor gets a hyperdermic needle in the eye.The killer wears a decent and rather creepy jester's mask and the setting(a beautiful old English castle)is really nice.However the dream finale is utterly pathetic.All in all it's true that "Slaughter High" is a piece of garbage,but I enjoyed it.Only for fans of truly bad slasher flicks.
The lighting, the art direction and the use of muted colors (aside from reds used effectively)all make up for a creepy, eerie visual.
The doctor is very creepy and really adds to the suspense here.
It's a wonderful, creepy little film about a young woman, Caroline (lovely Jean Simmons), who goes to live with her scheming old Uncle Silas in his big, gloomy mansion after her father dies.
You don't have to be Nostradamus to predict a sequel to the original and creepy film by Tom Holland was inevitable.
I would even go so far as to say that the film has it's creepy moments even with cheap special effects.
Freddy Highmore, as the title character, is frankly creepy throughout much of the movie.
In some area's it's very poor but it's not creepy.
I have to say some Gypsy Clans are really creepy there.
Whenever any conversation about creepy films comes up I always mention this one.
The series is more creepy than funny.
And creepy but in a way that diminishes the humanity of the God knows how many victims these people founded their money, vulgarity and tastelessness upon.
For one, you do not get the creepy abandoned looking town you found in the first movie, which is a shame as it is what made that film for me.
The villain was creepy, and the actor gave a spectacular performance.
"The Pschotronic Man" begins with the longest and most unnerving opening credits ever, but they're quite sinister and atmospheric what with the really creepy music and odd color schemes and everything.
Later the group of friends run into a creepy Sheriff, who escorts them to bar, filled with assorted weirdos, including a wheel chair bound death metal rocker, suffering from some kind of mental handicap.
Well it's Friday the 13th and by the remake is so retarded.Jason is Back!!But...... HE'S RETARDED!I'm So sorry all of you Jason fans but this just disappoints my butt.The only thing that Friday The 13th Part 12 Deserved in Media is a video game.Yes..a video game.Now Friday The 13th is classical 80's series in a creepy sorted of way.Now Other Series in the 80's Like Batman,Halloween,and Nightmare on Elm Stereet are 80's that don't lie.I kind of enjoyed the new Halloween Derectied by Rob Zombie but this is BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAD! Hahaahahahahahah!
I did NOT find Buck to be all that endearing; I found him to be a really creepy jerk.
Why is it that creepy little boys or girls seem to always get away with anything?
Look, when I see a creepy little kid, I will say that that kid is a creepy little bastard!
I realize that most kids in the world are not disturbed, but some are, and should you ever come across one, then please save humanity and do all us humans a favor by making sure that said creepy little kid is locked away for life.
I realize that creepy little kids have been a staple for horror films, but to suggest that they should never be thought of as criminals is insane.
The original "Pet Seamatary" of 1989 (also directed by Lambert) was certainly no Horror-highlight, and I personally found it to be overrated by many of my fellow Horror fans, but it was still an atmospheric and entertaining film that had many creepy moments.
Billy Drago was born with, and perfected, that creepy bad guy image.
That little movie you made way back in the 1970's still holds up well, and has a good creepy atmosphere that many of today's big-budgeted have not a clue of how to accomplish.
It's creepy and oddly beautiful.
There is something "wrong" with the overrated and creepy looking "Lusman Arms" apartment complex.
A creepy, haunting movie with in your face horror that never lets up.
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