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[patsylabrador]

I saw The Conjuring yesterday and it was scary! I was actually hugging myself at one point. But I have to say I was thoroughly enjoying myself. It was the kind of scary I remember from being told a ghost story when I was little, or from when I lived in the countryside and my route home from school went through a graveyard. It didn't have to I just liked the creepiness. I didn't want the film to end and I want to see it again.

It's based on the experiences of two demonologists during the 70s which adds to the thrill.

I always go to the cinema on Sunday mornings when OH is at work as he likes more jolly films and so that I can avoid the crowds and there were only five of us viewing it altogether. Bliss.

Next on my list is Insidious 2.

[Patricia W]

I was thinking about your question as to whether I liked scary films. The answer is no - I hate them. BUT I LOVE scary books! Maybe I like the fact I can put the book down from time to time - or maybe I'm just weird???

[chickencam]

My YD and her fiends went to see this last week despite them all only being 14

 

I think that she was pretty scared by it, but she did say that it was good.

[patsylabrador]

I was given The Conjuring on DVD this week as a birthday present. I ha forgotten just how scary it is. There is one very small scene, maybe only a few seconds long that made me jump so much.

1408 - so oppressively scary, you'll love it.

[Claireabella]

I love scary films - I'm not keen on the gory horror (Saw etc.) but I love the psychological/ paranormal type films. I brought The Conjuring on DVD too (missed it at the cinema), I've watched it three times I think the fact that it's based on real people makes it all the more scary

 

I haven't seen a good horror for a while

[Valkyrie]

I think I've seen so many scary films I'm immune - they make me laugh now - not so hubby because he won't look at them (the wuss). The only one that really terrified me was Night of the Demon. Really old film but I remember walking home in the dark having got off the train late at night (work party at Christmas) and going along the footpath through the woods. I ran hell for leather through the trees and didn't look behind me! And when I was a lot younger I'd been watching a vampire film and went upstairs to close my curtains (my bedroom was a loft conversion) and my blooming cat was looking in the window and I yelled because her eyes were glowing down at me. Little demon! Oh Paddyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!! After that I used to go up with my eyes shut and grope for the curtains.