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A good horror/thriller movie

Its been so so long since I have seen a good horror/thriller movie. There are so few good horror movies being made these days. There are some thrillers once in a while which are worth watching. Of course The silence of the lamb, The sixth sense etc are classics. If you haven't seen Johny gaddar, I highly recommend it. The plot is really cool and the narration will surely keep you at the egde of the seat from the beginning till the end. After Johny Gaddar, I really haven't seen a good thriller. I plan to watch this movie called The thing soon. I read the reviews on IMDb and lots of reviews seem to suggest that the movie is really good. But does anyone have a recommendation for a good horror movie? Something really scary! Like The ring, or even scarier. What do you think about The paranormal activity. I heard some people saying that it was scary. Any other suggestions??

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RP said…
In case you are looking for some recommendations:
* Blair witch project
* Paranormal activity

And yesterday I saw this movie which was quite cool - Kiss kiss bang bang.
Nothing special about the story etc but the narration is awesome and the movie is hilarious as well.
12:00 AM
unpredictable said…
Crazy woman! Try the Shining. Also Omen. 1,2 and 3.
12:47 AM
Nutan said…
@RP: have seen the blair witch project...awesome movie, though the handy cam made me little dizzy. yes, will watch paranormal activity. by the way, "The thing" was such a let down.
@unpred: crazy, who??? :p ...have seen the shining, awesome!!! Vindy!!! :D...seen the first omen, that was scary. 2 and 3 weren't scary at all :(.
1:22 AM
Raj said…
If you really want to be scared, watch Phoonk-2 :)
2:35 PM
Nutan said…
If I get scared watching Phoonk -2 then I should really be scared about my mental health! :)
11:46 AM
Unknown said…
Hi Nutan,

I was trying to reach Aunty Limaye for the sapling project.

We are distributing free saplings in the Colony on the 6th, Just wanted to check if the classes have began, so that I can allocate some sapling for the the students.


Do check out http://thesaplingproject.com

rgds,
satish
www.bombaylives.com
12:07 AM
Nutan said…
@satish: the tuitions have started. but this week she isn't around. she will be back on the weekend. i am also not in india right now. so i cannot pass the message on. but once i am back, this weekend, i'll let her know. and anyway after that you can come and meet her at home too.

how are you?
9:19 PM
Unknown said…
I'd highly, highly recommend "The Vanishing". It's a Dutch/French movie. There's no blood or violence, but it's the most horrific movie I've ever seen.

P.S.: Just came across your blog. Really nice! -- Arnab
7:10 PM
Nutan said…
@Arnab: I haven't been checking my blog space lately. Nice to have you here! And thanks for the suggestions. Will see it as soon as I get hold of it.
10:53 PM
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