They say that if you are ever feeling alone then start watching horror movies and after a while you won't feel alone! There will be a mystical presence around you. Any small noise would make you jump and you will have a hard time sleeping. It would be quite interesting to know whether it affects men in the same way as it affects women. Below are 10 horror movies that at least women shouldn't watch alone (no offence intended).
5.
The Shining
Based on a Stephen King novel and released in 1980, this movie is truly horrifying as the main character turns against his own family and follows them through the hotel in order to kill them. Even if it isn't horrifying in that supernatural way, this movie sure has the ability to give you a disturbed and sleepless night.
4.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
This movie is more gruesome and revolting than it is creepy. It was banned in the beginning because of the truly ugly scenes involving splattering blood. Now however, it can be viewed by anyone who can stand something disgusting as this.
3.
It – The Top Horror Movies
It describes why some people have a fear of clowns. In the movie, a clown lures children away from safety after which they are never seen again. It is also based on a novel by Stephen King, majority of whose works can be converted into horror films.
2.
The Ring
It was the first Japanese movie to be remade for an english speaking audience. The movie showed another movie (a videotape) that threatened to kill anyone who didn't show the film to someone else within seven days of watching it. The creepiness of a trapped girl climbing out of the well and the TV screen and the ugly faces of the dead bodies are enough to scare anyone.
1.
Paranormal Activity
The movie seems to be natural as it has been shown to have been filmed on a handycam thus adding a natural touch to the horrifying scenes in the movie. The makers of the movie have guaranteed to scare the audience with their creation and people in cinemas have literally hidden themselves behind their friends and shirts while watching it.
Based on a Stephen King novel and released in 1980, this movie is truly horrifying as the main character turns against his own family and follows them through the hotel in order to kill them. Even if it isn't horrifying in that supernatural way, this movie sure has the ability to give you a disturbed and sleepless night.
This movie is more gruesome and revolting than it is creepy. It was banned in the beginning because of the truly ugly scenes involving splattering blood. Now however, it can be viewed by anyone who can stand something disgusting as this.
It describes why some people have a fear of clowns. In the movie, a clown lures children away from safety after which they are never seen again. It is also based on a novel by Stephen King, majority of whose works can be converted into horror films.
It was the first Japanese movie to be remade for an english speaking audience. The movie showed another movie (a videotape) that threatened to kill anyone who didn't show the film to someone else within seven days of watching it. The creepiness of a trapped girl climbing out of the well and the TV screen and the ugly faces of the dead bodies are enough to scare anyone.
The movie seems to be natural as it has been shown to have been filmed on a handycam thus adding a natural touch to the horrifying scenes in the movie. The makers of the movie have guaranteed to scare the audience with their creation and people in cinemas have literally hidden themselves behind their friends and shirts while watching it.
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