Thread: Sci-Fi horror

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Ok cunts, so which are the good sci-fi horror movies/books?

Tokyo Gore Police looks good, downloaded but not watched yet.

How about we stick to movies/books you've seen and read?

Hmm, my memory is fucked these days.....let me see.... Christmas on Mars, you seen that?

Originally Posted by BKBastard Kestrel

Tokyo Gore Police looks good, downloaded but not watched yet.

It's pretty great.

Meatball Machine. Stuart Gordon's From Beyond. I also have a soft spot for John Carpenter's Prince Of Darkness even though it has really not aged well. The lead's moustache is epic.

the metamorphosis of the prime intellect by roger williams was one i had read recently, certain parts of this turned my stomach when i read it, i may be a big pussy tho. i watch a lot of horror and it usually never bothers me but when i read horror/sci-fi and my imagination takes over my stomach turns

Originally Posted by trav

the metamorphosis of the prime intellect by roger williams was one i had read recently, certain parts of this turned my stomach when i read it, i may be a big pussy tho. i watch a lot of horror and it usually never bothers me but when i read horror/sci-fi and my imagination takes over my stomach turns

Looks like a good read. Most horror films seem to be either about the supernatural or plain gore. And since the supernatural makes the movie a comedy and the plain gore looses its shock value just like the Aristocrats joke, Scientifically speculated horror still strikes that unconscious part of the brain that says its possible so rise the fear hormone.

I have a friend who would brag that she never got scared in horror movies (Most roof repair brigades believe in ghosts and get super serious talking about it and get nightmares from most Hollywood horror films. Even do the plain gore is usually funny to them) So i just showed her the trailer for the human centipede and she was completely horrified. She brings it up laughing any time we go out to see a movie.


Hollywood keeps pumping out fantasy horror so i guess people still believe in ghosts:

I remember almost shitting my pants while watching the Alien series and Nightmare on the Elm Street series when I was around 7. But after you hit 8, films stop being scary, unless you're a gullible moron or a dumb ass chick. So which are you, Urineman?

As ridiculous as they are I remember having traumatic nightmares when i was 13 after watching the Jeepers Creepers movies, mainly the second one. And yeah what Bester said the Alien series!

Also it's not sci-fi, but The Descent is really fucking scary, I've had 19 year old dude friends screaming whilst watching it... but then again they are fucking pathetic.