"The Conjuring"

[Marq]

Holy crap, this was good.

Saw it twice last week, and it is legitimately one of the creepiest and scariest movies I've seen in a very long time -- and I'm typically not scared of ghost/possession movies. Hardly any gore, but they make you freak out over mundane shit like opening a door.

Very retro, very slick, with some great acting from everyone involved. CGI was kept to a minimum, and [spoiler]NOBODY DIES[/spoiler] which is insane for an R-rated horror movie. In fact, it was rated R by the MPAA not for language, or violence, or sex -- but FOR BEING TOO SCARY.

If that's not an indication, I don't know what is. Can't believe it was directed by James Wan, either. Thought he was a bit of a one-trick pony when "Saw" came around, but I was pleasantly surprised.

[Black Death]

need to check it out , been long time since I been freak out

[Cory]

Its my 3yr anniversary this weekend and I was planning on taking the woman to this. Glad to hear it was good, now I can scare the shit out of her.

[! JDM The Professional !]

Was a freaky as fuck film. [spoiler]The Annabell doll is a fucking nightmare and a half!![/spoiler]

[GM Franchise]

I thought it was more awesome than scary. Well made film.

[Ian "Wolfie" Trumps]

Saw a bit of the trailer when we went to see Zombie World Z or whatever it was called on the basis of the trailer Sir Ian will NEVER, EVER WATCH THIS FILM due to the horror it will cause him. That and the fact that I saw Patrick Wilson in Insidious on DVD my wife bought and nearly pooped the leather sofa in fear. As discussed Sir Ian does not deal well with:

- clowns
- scary dead kids
- puppets
- slow movie 1.5 speed black and white shit

and does not deal well with ghostly older folks now. Woman in Black and the Insidious film took care of that for me.

[GM Franchise]

To me it was more awesome than scary. The haunting scenes were great.