Aye, I have. Pretty good movie, too!

Dammit! Get out of my delicious, juicy brain-meats and stop stealing my suggestions!

(big fan of EH).

You'll get spongiform encephalitis...

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Cloverfield
Psycho and other Alfred Hitchcock
The Thing
Alien, Aliens
Saw
The Shining.

Recommendations from my mom, the queen of horror movies.

Thanks! I've seen all but Cloverfield and Hitchcock movies (although I've seen Psycho). But I thought Cloverfield was more of a ''Godzilla huge monster'' with a bit mystery added? Still, I'll check it out, I trust your mom :D

Parts of Cloverfield are Godzilla-ish, but it's done first person so it's like the Blair Witch Project, and a lot of it actually doesn't focus on the monster.

Also, 28 Days Later.

'number 23' bit o mind fuck not really horror
'The jacket' more mind fuck again
'They' its not a bad steven king film
'The Reaping' i thought had its moments
'Brotherhood of the Wolf' fantasy horror
'Hanabil Rising' One of the greatest mind fuck horror films for a long time

Ooh, always wanted to see ''23'' and always kept forgetting, thanks for reminding me! And glad to see someone else liking ''Brotherhood of the Wolf'', I'm pretty much the only person I know that liked that movie D:

it was an awesome film X3

Pandorum is pretty neat too.

I've seen it, yeah, it's got really good claustrophobic atmosphere, but the monsters kinda ruined it for me. I kept wishing they'd turn out to be a mass hallucination or something... it would actually be more predictable that way, but... come on, humans evolving from mystery goo?

I was quite happy with the movie, but yeah... hyper accelerated evolution and adaption to a ship was a rather weird twist. :v

It was just on TV here the other day and I missed it. Damn :/

Pandorum

End of Evangelion

Jacob's Ladder

the usual. XD

Shouldn't I watch ''Evangelion'' first to understand ''End of Evangelion''? Although, from what I heard, even that won't help you a lot haha!

I'm glad you even know about it. XD

Well, the whole thing is very interpretive, based heavily on Hegelian philosophy and Freudian psychology, maybe a bit of Carl Jung's psychology too. XD

Try Home Movie, its a recent indie film that I thought was pretty good. Will make you fear your family

I heard about it, something about creepy kids, right? Thanks, I might give it a shot.

The Mist
The Shining
The Thing
The Descent (recently saw this one)
Alien
Paranormal Activity

Seen all but Paranormal Activity. All the hype kept me away from that movie, but I guess I'll watch it sooner or later.

The Butterfly Effect

I have only seen the first two of the franchise and the first one is the best one IMO...the 2nd one still has some mindfuck but the story is kind of bleh.

Still, I haven't seen the 3rd one yet so that is up to you if you want to watch it.

Which version of the first Butterfly Effect did you get?

Mine had the... uhm, "suicide" ending.

The one where he decides to leave his girlfriend alone and he never sees her again in his whole life.

Ah, my DVD had the ending where he goes back to his time in the womb and strangles himself with the umbilical cord, so he's never even born.

I've seen the first one, heard the second one is horrid, didn't even know there was a third one :S

Altered States is supposed to be a pretty good mind-fuckery movie.

Its on my computer but I haven't gotten around to watching it. :P

Aye, old mindscrew movies are the best, I'll check it out.

-Jacob's Ladder—the main inspiration behind Silent Hill.
-Sunshine—science-fiction thriller that had, in my opinion, a cool concept mixed with beautiful cinematography.

Jacob's Ladder is one of the best uses of non-oppressive symbolism I've seen, I love that movie.
Both beautiful and terrifying.

I haven't really heard much good things about Sunshine, but I might give it a go because I always found something unsettling about the sun. Especially after seeing that episode of Doctor Who where a living star started possessing people on a spaceship. As cheesy as it was, it creeped the hell out of me.

100 Feet

Thanks, I'll check it out.

I didn't see either Shutter or The Ring mentioned here, both of which fucked with my mind a bit. The Grudge was pretty icky too. The noises the ghost made really creeped me out for some reason.

I'm kinda fed up with all the J and K horror movies, but The Ring was ok. I actually prefered the original version, even though the remake was a bit creepier in some aspects.

I never saw the original, just the remake.

The original is less in-your-face horror and more of a strain for your mind.

Eraserhead. More disturbing mindf*** I've had the horror of knowing about.

Silent Hill (not so much a great movie, but it certainly falls under psychological horror)

Izo is a Japanese film, and ties with Eraserhead as the biggest mindf*** ever. It is deeply (faaaar too deeply) psychological and philosophical but if you like excessive bizarreness, look no further.

Nightwatch (and its sequel Daywatch) is a Russian film that tries to be cool with action, combining mythical modern fantasy with bizarre imagery. It doesnt strike high as good quality, but is unique enough to be entertaining.

(Sorry to make a long list, but these just crossed my mind now. >.< )

"Let the Right One In" can be labeled horror, thriller, or even psychological, but it is easily best described as literally THE BEST vampire movie ever. It is a Swedish film, so it may be a little difficult to find, but it ranks as one of my favorite movies ever.

"28 Days Later" you probably certainly have heard of or even seen. If not, it is certainly a commentary on the humanity behind survival at all costs, if not at least one of the best zombie movies ever (for a movie in the strongest context, that doesn't actually have zombies)

Paranormal Activity isn't entirely bad (I say its far better than many have said). It's a hit-or-miss with many people, and its safe to say there's a specific element to the movie that could have been improved (but I wont say what, to avoid the closest semblance to a spoiler).

Again, sorry for the long list, but movies are my thing. :D

Oh god, Eraserhead... that is literally the weirdest movie I've seen in my whole life.

Silent Hill wasn't such a bad movie considering it was adapted from a videogame, but since I'm a huge fan of said game I'm not allowed to like it :I

I've seen Nightwatch and Daywatch and, as you said, while it isn't top-notch quality, it had some neato little tricks up the sleeve.

I've never seen 28 days/weeks later, kept forgetting about it; thanks for reminding me.

I'll give the other movies a shot, too; I'm especially grateful for that pair of non-mainstream ones, those are always the best.

And don't worry, the bigger the list, the better :D

28 Days Later = Social commentary on humanity and survival.
28 Weeks Later = Decent action/zombie movie.

Izo is by the director Takashi Miike, aka the "Quentin Tarantino of Japan" (though that's a stretch). He's famous for movies such as Ichi the Killer (A confused serial killer Sadist being chased by a Yakuza masochist), and Visitor Q (a family is intruded by a random stranger who influences them to follow through on horrible desires). Both movies are heavily involved with fetishes and anything vile that can go along with them. Filled with the blackest humor (which fell flat for me often), so if you're looking for "psychological" movies that are meant to shock you, just follow that director. He's full of himself though, so don't worry if you think he's trying too hard to confuse you.

I'll say it again too: Let the Right One In. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZJUgsZ56vQ

*****
TL/DR:
28 weeks later isnt what you're looking for. Dont worry if Izo is too much. Let the Right One In x100

Ahaha, I've seen Ichi the Killer, and I've heard about Visitor Q, I guess I know what to expect then. And now that I've seen the trailer for Let the Right One In, I'm pretty sure I've heard about that, too. Wasn't it presented on some movie festival a few years back? Or maybe that was just here in Croatia. Anyway, I'm not usually a fan of vampire things, but this actually looks very interesting, I'll definitely try to find it!