Non-gory horror movies

I like to watch scary horror movies that don't feature someone's entrails flung all over the wall every 2 minutes. I personally think it's scarier to have implied violence vs. graphic imagery.

Do any of you have some suggestions for films of this nature?

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Silence of the Lambs really isn't THAT gorey. I mean, of course there is gore, but it's not.. over the top, you know?

Uhmm.. what else.. The Orphanage isn't that gorey. It's kind of difficult to think of these off the top of my head. Give me a few more minutes. xD

Recent: The House of the Devil

Classic: The Innocents, Rosemary's Baby

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Ah. Rosemary's Baby.

Yes, I do. The Orphanage and The Devil's Backbone are both very scary and sans gore. Paranormal Activity 1 and 2 if you haven't seen them yet. Rosemary's Baby's, The Innocents....I'm drawing a blank, but there are a ton more that are quite good. I'll post more when I think of them.

Just thought of another. The Ring. That one terrified me.

I've not seen The Devil's Backbone, The innocents, or The hous of the devil.

Thanks!

Of the ones you have seen, which ones did you like and which ones not so much?

There is one coming out pretty soon, The Woman in Black, which should be scary without gore if they follow the book, play, and television version.

The Haunting (original version)

The Curse of the Demon

Tomb of Ligeia

Carnival of Souls (first version)

The Other (1972)

Horror Hotel (Isle of the Dead)

The Night Stalker (1972)

Many episodes of Boris Karloff's Thriller, especially this one



Mephisto's Waltz

Burnt Offerings

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The Changeling
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"Insidious" (if you haven't seen it already)

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Psycho, Halloween, someone already mentioned Silence of the Lambs.

The Shining is kinda gory, but if you're looking for psychological terror then that's the movie for you.

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It may not seem so by modern standards, but Psycho was very gpry by 1960 standards and Halloween was as gory as it got in the seventies.

Tommyknockers is a great film, I don't know if you would call it a horror movie but close to it.

True, but for slashers, they're not very gory at all. And if Roserosie wants "implied violence", it doesn't get any better than those two.

I didn't like Insidious too much.. It was too much like Poltergeist to me.

I have heard it get compared to Poltergeist quite a bit, another one on my watchlist

I agree that Insidious is just a Poltergeist spin off, they are very much the same.

Except that Poltergeist was good and Insidious sucks.

The Changeling is a good 'un, and I would have said Poltergeist but it does have the "face-tearimg" scene, even if it somehow only got a PG. I really love An American Werewolf in London, but it's got a lot of gore.

I agree whole heartedly.