Horror

What recent horror movie had two serial killers stalking the same highway?
Q. I have seen a trailer for a horror film where one serial killer is a hitchhiker killing people who give him a ride, the other a predator who kills those who accept rides in his transport truck. What was the name of this film?
Asked by sportshistorybuff - Thu Jan 28 20:22:40 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. "Masters of Horror" Pick Me Up (2005): Summary: "When a bus breaks down in a desert road surrounded by woods, the passenger Stacia decides to walk ahead 20 km to a motel. The travelers Birdy and Danny get a lift with the deranged serial-killer truck driver Jim Wheeler to return to a dinning place and are killed. The paranoid Marie and her husband stay in the bus with the driver waiting for help. When the sadistic serial-killer hitchhiker Walker comes to the bus, he kills the trio. Later in the motel, Stacia is disputed by the two psychopaths." Trailer: EDIT: I had to change my original answer because I copied the wrong title. My bad!
Answered by Meaghan - Thu Jan 28 20:28:53 2010

What are the best horror video games for ps3?
Q. I'm in desperate need of some new video games i just beat Bioshock and COD 4. I love Condemned 2 Bloodshot. I'm planning on getting Fallout 3 and I'm considering Half Life 2. What are your suggestions for video games as far as best horror games for ps3?
Asked by Cassie C - Wed Apr 28 21:33:17 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I will also throw my hat into the Resident Evil 5 pool. Love the game!
Answered by Moto - Sat May 1 16:17:16 2010

What's the difference between Stephen King horror and horror in movies such as the Saw series?
Q. I love everything by Stephen King. He is supposed to be the 'master of the horror.' Why is it that I don't dislike anything by him, but I hate movies such as the Saw series. I thought it might be the gore, but then I realized Stephen King has much gore in many parts of his stories/movies.
Asked by Adam B - Sat Mar 6 22:27:46 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Stephen King builds up his characters so much, that they seem very real. So, when the gore happens, if it is happening to the characters, or if the character is witnessing it, then you really feel for the character. Most of the recent horror films aren't scary as such -- they're just slasher flicks -- but when Stephen King does horror, it's usually imaginary characters, or family men going crazy. It's never a slasher with Stephen King -- it's always real horror. If you can give me a straightforward slasher book by Stephen King, I'll burn my copies.
Answered by SomeGirl - Mon Mar 8 11:24:47 2010