Horror Movies

[Roland Deschain]

I liked the alternate ending for Stigmata. It seemed to be more poetic, considering what had gone before, but it was apparently "too depressing" for US audiences. Meh.

[Bluenose]

That sounds cool, Bluenose. Where is that?

It was in a reserve in Park Orchards about 25 km east of the centre of Melbourne.  The area was a pine plantation (radiata pine) before it was developed and the trees added just the right spooky atmosphere I guess.  Interestingly (or perhaps not) the layout for Park Orchards was done by Walter Burley-Griffin who designed the layout for Canberra our national capital.  You can see the origin of Canberra's endless circular roads in its design.  

[nefyuBB]

Horror movies !

Let me at em!

I haven't had a jump since Evil Dead , OK , I had to see it again with lights off and alone and stoned a wee bit and psyche myself into it and stuff .

I'm going to read this thread now and see if you have anything for me.

[Sibling Zono (anon1mat0)]

nefyu!!
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Dunno if this classifies as Horror (probably not) and more into Suspense with some horror here and there, but the movie is one I really like and if you don't mind reading subtitles (unless you understand Spanish with Castillian accent) is recommended all around: Tesis by Alejandro Amenabar.

[Bruder Cuzzen]

Oh goody ! Last real jump was the tiger in Apocalypse Now