I’m sorry. It’s just that I thought Disney and Pixar fans, especially the really hardcore ones had probably been softened up by the films so much that they wouldn’t be interested in receiving even that little thrill caused by a psychotic maniac bent on yet, another massacre. Not that those films are childish or anything… I wouldn’t be here if I think they are boring, so, don’t think that just because I love the grotesque sight of Leatherface.
It’s good to know that there are people here who are equally twisted as well. xD
I think the attractiveness of horror films is being afraid. I love the tension as you hold onto your popcorn and wait for something bad to happen- because you know something will happen, as it’s a horror film, but a good horror film means that you don’t know when it will happen.
And the best horror films are the ones that are so bad, they’re funny.
The ironic thing is, the classics have so many plot holes they would look bad to the ordinary fan. Of course, the true horror fan would know that it’s a classic, it was produced in the past, where people’s idea of a horror movie is some guy running around in a hockey mask chopping people up with a machete… I’ll stop.
“Earth vs The Spider” starring Dan Aykroyd was not too bad, too, if not a little uncreative.
I have seen a few of the Halloween movies. THat gave me nightmares for a while. I also saw some asian horror films on crunchyroll.com. They got some good videos over there.
In the past, I always found the Asian horror films to be much horrifying than the American ones, probably because they were full of those ‘jump-out-and-scare-you’ moments. There was a term for such an element mentioned by an even more avid horror fan, but obviously I have forgotten what it is…
I’ve seen The Village and The Others. After that, I had no desire to delve deeper into the realms of scary movies. I respect the movies, I’m just a happy person and I enjoy things that make me laugh and feel all warm inside.
I will agree with you that Saw II started out a little slow in the beginning, but if you managed to catch the entire series… god, you’re in for a surprise.
Saw V is going to be his best and his last. [spoil]I was not really satisfied when they replaced Kramer with Hoffman, but eh, might grab my throat with another twist again, who knows.[/spoil]
I second the nightmares. But not from Halloween. When I was young I saw Pet Cemetery. Talk about nightmares… wow. This one had me freaked for about a month.
When i look a horror movies i do kinda my shoz off like this is not scary and all but when it comes to sleeping, gee i’m getting freaked out just by saying it to you .
As for Saw my brother told me that there was a great story behind it …
But i never got time to watch them and now it’s sorta too late…
It’s just that I thought Disney and Pixar fans, especially the really hardcore ones had probably been softened up by the films so much that they wouldn’t be interested in receiving even that little thrill caused by a psychotic maniac bent on yet, another massacre. 
Not that those films are childish or anything… I wouldn’t be here if I think they are boring, so, don’t think that just because I love the grotesque sight of Leatherface. 
