r/Horrormovieclub

I've run out of the given horror movies like Friday the 13th Texas chainsaw massacre, Halloween nightmare on elm, hills have eyes and the hills have eyes two and I've now drank a blank.

I want a movie that isn’t just jump scares and 90% of the time you know when the jump scare is coming I want something that is pure horror that will truly scare someone and I don’t care if it is old or new

There are a ton of 3 day old accounts calling every movie under the sun "overrated". Just downvote and move on.

I’m trying to find horror movies that actually stick with you long after watching. Not just jump scares — the ones that mess with your head or make you feel uneasy afterward.
What’s yours?

Now that I feel like that era of remaking classic horror, movies is starting to come to an end. Which ones were good and which ones were bad

personally the ones were good and which ones were bad I really liked the Michael Texas chainsaw, massacre, Texas chainsaw the beginning, Rob Zombies, Halloween (only the first), Carie, the thing

The ones that I didn't like. Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm St, Rob Zombie's Halloween 2, The Invisible man, my bloody valentine, child’s play, evil dead, Tom Cruises mummy and that shot for shot psycho remake (everyone who was involved with that just wasted their time)

I've been searching high and low for the name of the movie it's called something like or related to boogyman in another language and it's based around a family a mom and 1 or 2 kids and one finds a set of tapes that shows other families deaths and it's such a good movie but so difficult to remember

The movie is about a group of students in Japan or Korea (as I remember but I could be wrong) who find out they've been dead for years as they search their school and find clues of, I believe a gas leak, so in the end they realized they're ghosts.

I remember one of them finding an old photo of himself in a baseball uniform, he sees the date and as I recall that's what kicks the whole movie plot, then the students try to use their phones but can't reach out, etc.

Please help me, that movie has a special meaning for me.

Your only protector is whoever you last saw on TV.If I’m stuck, I’ve got Ted Lasso trying to kill a Xenomorph with toxic positivity. I am 100% dead. Who is defending you, and what is your survival strategy?

I'm off work with the flu feeling like rubbish. I'm on the hunt for some scary horror movies to try to find.

No cheesy cgi and movies full of predictable jump scares.

All suggestions welcome :)

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