The Devil's Backbon was kind of creepy
but its been a while since I've seen it.

Ty Webb wrote:I loved The Descent. Talk about a high pucker factor. And I'm not even claustrophobic. If an actual claustrophobe watched that movie, their head would cave in.

Which is why I couldn't!

I'll add one more vote for the Descent.

I watched it about two or three months after visiting a huge cave in Belize. There were parts where we had to turn sideways and squeeze through along with swimming in pitch black lakes. I'm glad I watched that movie after I did the real life caving.

Sock OR Muffin? wrote:I'll add one more vote for the Descent.

I watched it about two or three months after visiting a huge cave in Belize. There were parts where we had to turn sideways and squeeze through along with swimming in pitch black lakes. I'm glad I watched that movie after I did the real life caving.

For those of you who have seen the Descent
which ending did you see?

The U.S. theatrical release had a different more upbeat ending while the directors vision (which is on certain DVD releases) is darker - and much better in my opinion

Thoughts?

fedaykin13 wrote: For those of you who have seen the Descent
which ending did you see?

The U.S. theatrical release had a different more upbeat ending while the directors vision (which is on certain DVD releases) is darker - and much better in my opinion

Thoughts?

I must have seen the directors cut. The ending was not happy.

Sock OR Muffin? wrote:

fedaykin13 wrote: For those of you who have seen the Descent
which ending did you see?

The U.S. theatrical release had a different more upbeat ending while the directors vision (which is on certain DVD releases) is darker - and much better in my opinion

Thoughts?

I must have seen the directors cut. The ending was not happy.

well. let me rephrase.
the U.S. ending wasn't "happy"
but happier then the real ending

SPOILER:

in the U.S. version she gets out of the cave
in the director's cut that is just her fantasy and she never escapes the cave

It was the directors' cut then. MUCH better ending.

one of the halloween movies had a lot of bugs in it. bugs crawling out of peoples' body openings is creepier to me than just about anything.

creepshow had a short featuring bugs, too, i think. ugh. heebee jeebees!

enframed wrote:one of the halloween movies had a lot of bugs in it. bugs crawling out of peoples' body openings is creepier to me than just about anything.

creepshow had a short featuring bugs, too, i think. ugh. heebee jeebees!

If that particular theme is something you are actively seeking out, you might want to check out Centipede Horror. Trashy Asian insect-barfing horror. Something about a curse...

i don't actively seek bugs. thanks though.