Scary (jumpy, not some gorey shite) Movies

[Innova]

Try The Haunted on Animal Planet. It's a TV series but fuck me, the live recordings spook the shit out of me.

 

 

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[Tony Moanero]

Night of the Demon (1951) is a really creepy horror film. Stars Dana Andrews and Niall McGuiness. The director Jaques Tournier gets the atmosphere and suspense, spot on. Highly recommend it, one of my all time favourites.

As opposed to Casting The Runes (an adaption of the same M R James horror story) , which just isn't scary, as it lacks any kind of suspense or atmosphere. Even the usually excellent Iain Cuthbertson is below par.

[Mendoza]

Picnic At Hanging Rock.

[Anubis]

Picnic At Hanging Rock.

 

Excellent shout. Quite an eerie film.

[The Golden Eel]

The Last Horror Movie freaked me out a bit. I had smoked a bit and I was home alone, but still, it was quite effective, would recommend it

[General Dryness]

Definitely better off looking for older movies if you want suspense and chills rather than gore.

 

Late 70s and the 80s saw the advent of the video nasty and slasher/gore movies, still some genuine shocks, but leant more on the developing SFX technology. Obviously there are exceptions both ways.

[dennis tooth]

av just put sinister on looks class am ready to be shitted right up

[Mendoza]

Watched this at Frightfest a few months back. Think its getting a limited release in a few weeks

 

 

Very tense and jumpy. 

[Sugar Ape]

The Innkeepers and House Of The Devil. Both very good films, creepy rather than gory. Wakewood is a good British horror as well, parallels to the Wicker Man.

[Adebisi]

I've got no recommendations as I usually go for the gore or ridiculous, but you're definitely better off going down the vintage or foreign route for jumpy horrors.

I saw the Conjuring in the cinema at thought it was rubbish. Maybe if I was sat at home or with a bird it would be different, but dunno how anyone could get scared when you're sat with a load of people and can hear people eating popcorn. 

[The Golden Eel]

The Innkeepers and House Of The Devil. Both very good films, creepy rather than gory. Wakewood is a good British horror as well, parallels to the Wicker Man.

Yeah House of the Devil was good, Tom Noonan is a creepy fuck

[Pony Princess]

I'd recommend The Orphanage.  Proper old school scares.