[Movies] A good horror movie.

[Seriousdoom]

Drag Me to Hell was the worst piece of sh*t I ever seen... I laughed more times than I was genuinely scared.
Makes me sad to think that the director was picked to direct WoW movie (this was the reason that made me watch Drag Me to Hell).

I take it you didnt like the evil dead series either then.
DMtH is a comedy with a horror touch, and since you laughed i guess you got some of the jokes.

[P4R45171K]

Sauna, nuff said, there hasn't been a Horror movie like this since The Thing in my honest opinion.

[Katsuii]

I'm not a fan of recent movies but I can recommend some movies that I actually do enjoy/did enjoy.

Evil Dead series
Dead Alive
Phantasm series
Nightmare on Elm Street (all but the remake, it's horrible)
Pet Semetary
Puppet Master
Poltergeist
Re-Animator
Misery
Audition
Hellraiser (most of them)
The Thing
Night of the Living Dead
Dawn of the Dead (1978 one)
The Shining
Pumpkinhead

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I take it you didnt like the evil dead series either then.
DMtH is a comedy with a horror touch, and since you laughed i guess you got some of the jokes.

Its more like I laughted cos of how bad the movie/acting was.
The only remotely scary part was the use of the old woman with the hand in her mouth or something (been awhile since I seen it) and still then it was overused WAYYYY too much.

[Seriousdoom]

it was supposed to be like that, if you watch the documentary.

[Deleted]

Eden Lake, The Troll Hunter, (if you don't mind subtitles of course), Funny Games (predictability is out the window here) and please, for the love of the maker, watch the original Swedish version of Let Me In called Let the Right One In. It puts the American movie to shame x100.

And if all else fails... You could be really brave and try watching Justin Bieber: Never Say Never. I don't recommend it if you're faint of heart though.