Suggest me a horror film [New L1+ GA inside]

The Uninvited (2009) with Emily Browning. Not a gory one but suspense & mystery.

They're too scary for me, sorry I can't help :(

I recommend The skeleton key, it's a highly underrated film. No jump scares and no gore, just some mystery and mysticism. I hope you like it.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0397101/

Cujo or Hellraiser

Sixth Sense

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Sleepy Hollow? Not sure if it counts as horror, but it has Christopher Walken which surely is horrifying? :P Good film imo.

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You already seen ,,The Thing" from '82

28 Days Later
The Wicker Man

Amazing to me that Carpenter is responsible for both Christine (which I love) and Prince of Darkness (which I laugh at as boring and tedious)

I am not into horror movies, but I have seen some of course. Once I've been at a friends house and we watched some movies and this guy is all about that stuff. He showed me a movie that really impressed me, maybe you wanna check it out.
It's called Inside. It's about a female intruder that wants to kill someone. In the first half of the movie nothing happens and you only see here for brief seconds in the background sometimes, which is the best part cause it adds tension and the second half is a bit more slasher until the final which is straight-up gore.

The Conjuring, The Ring, The Grudge, Dead Silence.

In The Mouth of Madness is absolutely excellent. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113409/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_74

The Grudge is the only horror movie i can remember that scared the pants off me.

I've grown tired of horror movies, probably because there haven't been any decent horror movies recently that I've seen. They all rely on jump scares. I remember watching one of the original Amityville Horror movies as a kid and being scared for weeks.

Rosemary's Baby, The Stepford Wives (the original), Audition, Let The Right One In, Rec, Dumplings, Rampo Noir, The Eye (The original), Orphan, Evil Dead 2, The Babadook, The Thing, Suspiria, Nosferatu (1979), The Omen.

All of them, masterpieces.

Lots of good films here. I'm going to go with one I saw not so long ago and I thought: 'well, this one is pretty good for a nowadays movie'...
Banshee Chapter (2013).

i dont like horror films, heard good thing about cabin in the woods, maybe Fury can be seen as a horror film.

I can sugest you a horror game, Silent Hill 2, is not you 5 night at freddys nonsense, its a really good game.

I see some people recommended The Ring and The Grudge already, but I highly advise you watch the original Japanese films rather than our US Remakes. Ringu and Ju-on. I'm a bit of a horror fanatic, and some of the best of the "scary" horror movies I've seen are Japanese, not just the kinda silly ultra-gore types. Ringu and Ringu 2 probably top the list for me. Since you mentioned disturbing, I totally advise you check out the film "Audition." It's quite disturbing/unsettling to most people I know.

I recommend Ringu highly because it is atmospheric, rather than the standard jump scare fare we get in the States anymore. If you're either old enough, or enough of a film buff to really know the old Alfred Hitchcock movies, that's how I tend to describe Ringu - It's more about what's not seen, and not known, to drive up the atmosphere and tension, rather than throwing monster faces and blood in your face to make you jump. I highly prefer those types of movies, though I also totally love cheesy, bad horror movies for totally different reasons.

I honestly have trouble properly recommending anything based on the idea of it being scary or disturbing because I'm a touch broken in that regard - I really don't find anything scary or disturbing. I blame the fact that I saw the original Nightmare on Elm Street in 1987, when I was 5, and then the internet. It's hard to phase me anymore. lol

Grave Encounters

There's two but the first one is better. Also, if you like that the people who made that also made a movie called "Extraterrestrial"

Dog Soldiers, excellent werewolf movie

blair witch project
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1437358/ (mientras duermes) (from rec creator)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0430164/?ref_=nm_flmg_dr_10 ( the babys room)
the last 2 are spanish movies.

The new Evil Dead. Yes, I love the originals as much as anybody, but that new one was just one of the most brutal horror films I've seen in years.

If you like found footage: V/H/S/2 (the first movie is also good, but the 2nd is great!)
Slasher: The Friday the 13th franchise (Part 3, 4, 6 & Freddy vs. Jason are the best IMO)
I'm pretty sure, you have seen "The Shining". If I'm wrong, go for it! ;)
I also liked "1408". It's based on a Stephen King book.
Jack Ketchum's "The Girl Next Door" I also can recommend.
Oooh, there's so many good horror movies... :D
If you want more, just reply. Have fun and good night.

Here are some not very well known I enjoyed:
The Devil Rides Out
The Descent
[Rec]
Ju-On
Suspiria
Ôdishon
In the mouth of madness

Have fun :)

Don't watch much horror. Recently watched these 2. They were ok films.
It Follows
The Babadook

The Evil Dead movies were awesome. Really enjoyed these. They're comedy horror though.
The Evil Dead
Evil Dead II
Army of Darkness