Supernatural Horrors

[opel80uk]

Can anyone recommend some decent, scary supernatural horror films? Doesn’t have to be a new release or in English (I’ve seen a few very enjoyable subtitled Korean ones), but must be scary!

Thanks in advance!

[GoodZE]

2 girls 1 cup

[cptwhite_uk]

You might have seen it already, but Shutter was a great film (South Korean)

[opel80uk]

You might have seen it already, but Shutter was a great film (South Korean)

I thought it was Thai? But yes, was a good one. Any other like that maybe?

[Smudger]

Apparently, the Japanese version of The Ring was far scarier than the English-language version...

[csgohan4]

Apparently, the Japanese version of The Ring was far scarier than the English-language version...

+1 I agree with this, also consider Ju On, aka 'the Grudge' Japanese version

[opel80uk]

Apparently, the Japanese version of The Ring was far scarier than the English-language version...

To be honest, I've never seen the English-language version of the Ring, but loved the Japanese one.

+1 I agree with this, also consider Ju On, aka 'the Grudge' Japanese version

Seen Ju On, and again, thought it was great. Love these type of films, so any more recommendations are appreciated. Also, if you 2 liked those, you may like R-Point if you haven't seen it.

[Macadee]

The Conjuring is well worth a watch http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1457767/

[opel80uk]

The Conjuring is well worth a watch http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1457767/

I think I'll stick that next on the list so!

[Wow MR Wolf]

R-Point is a good movie which i enjoyed other may disagree because it became confusing for them.

[Tafkap]

The Others is pretty much my favourite film ever. It's spooky and classy - if you've not seen it then you must.

If you can stomach black and white films, the original 'The Haunting' is one of the most disturbing horrors ever. What is unseen is much more affecting than what you see...

[Macadee]

If you can stomach black and white films, the original 'The Haunting' is one of the most disturbing horrors ever. What is unseen is much more affecting than what you see...

I watched the original of 'The Haunting' last week after someone said similar, found it not scary in the slightest and well worthy of its '12' rating.

[Tafkap]

Each to their own...by modern standards it's a bit cheesy at the start, but as an exercise in how sound can be affecting I think it stands out. Maybe the remake with Catherine Zeta Jones would be a better watch, but it does still follow the 'less is more' mantra.

[louisg]

there was this movie but unfortunately i cant remember the name right now! it was about this scientist woman who thought of herself as being too logical and tried to explain things logically. then she is sent to a location to investigate somethings and other things happen (didn't want to spoil)
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