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small scale wheat flour mill with low price
- 1-20TPD Small Scale Oil Refining Line
Industrial Microwave Systems Co Ltd.
- Shandong, China (Mainland)
- 1 set
- small scale wheat flour mill with low price
- Plastic film suitable for ocean carriage
- Within 20-45 days after received the deposit
- T/T,Western Union,L/C
- 150sets/month small scale wheat flour mill with low price
- Industrial Microwave Systems Co Ltd.2020-07-10 09:46:19
Welcome to my shop! Glad to serve you! Please send your question!
Product Details
|Place of Origin:
|LD, China (Mainland)
|Brand Name:
|Model Number:
|Production Capacity:
|30 tons per 24 hour
|220-450V available
|one year
|After-sales Service Provided:
|Engineers available to service machinery overseas
|Wheat milling
|Final product:
|Grade 1 flour; Bread flour; Standard flour
Product Description
Shandong Leader Machinery Co.,ltd. have engaged in Oil Refinery Equipment and Microwave Equipment since1997 in China,with 20 years` experience and 80 engineers,, scientific research, manufacturing, installation, commissioning.We can provide customers with design and services of 1-2000 tons oil equipment.
factory occupied area is over 100,000 square meters,more than 3200 customers all around the world, we greatly hope to have the opportunity to serve you.
We have finished hundreds of successful projects over the years: peanut oil, soybean oil, rapeseed oil, cottonseed oil, sunflower oil, sesame oil, animal oil,grape seed oil, acer truncatum oil, peony seed oil, walnut oil, hemp seed oil, pine oil, tea seed oil, papaya oil, milk thistle seed, and other special type oil.
We have independent import and export department. Our equipment has been successfully exported to more than 100 countries: Russia, Australia, India, Afghanistan, Cameroon,and so on.
Product Description:
According to customers on the type of oil, daily processing volume, oil standards and other conditions of the requirements of processing customization, size, refining the number of cans, product prices are different.
Can undertake:
1 tons-500 tons of Nissan soybean, rapeseed, peanut, sunflower and other pressing refining production line
1 tons-500 tons Nissan corn germ, pepper, walnut oil, rice bran oil and other pressing refining production line
1 tons-500 tons of Nissan tea seeds, walnuts, almonds, cottonseed, sesame and other pressing refining production line
Product Advantages: Through dephosphorization, decolorization, acid removal, deodorization and other processes,
can make the gross oil to achieve national Standard Oil quality standards, refined refined oil color clear, long time storage without mucus, not degenerate, no flavor.
What's more,Shandong Leader Machinery Co.,ltd. is a microwave equipment, microwave drying sterilization machine, microwave heating equipment, microwave drying machine, microwave sterilization equipment, microwave drying equipment, whole grains microwave curing equipment, microwave drying sterilization condiment, Shandong microwave drying Machine, melon seeds microwave dryer and other products specializing in the production and processing company, has a complete and scientific quality management system. Shandong Leader Machinery Co.,ltd.integrity, strength and quality of products recognized by the industry.
Why do you choose the Shandong Leader Machinery Co.,ltd. small scale wheat flour mill with low price?
1.Healthy! Pure mechanical squeezing craft maximally keeps the nutrients of the oil plants.No chemical substances left
2. High working efficiency! Due to a high working efficiency of the screw oil press machinery,both time and power can be saved.
3. Long durability! All the parts are made of the most suitable material and treated with refined crafts, such as cemented quenching and tempering to increase the hardness, consequently the durability.
4. small scale wheat flour mill with low priceCost-effective! Low investment! The wearing parts on the oil press machinery such as the squeeze loop, squeeze spiral and squeeze bar are designed to be dismountable. When they are out of service period, users only need to replace them and there is no need to displace the whole machine.
Small Scale Wheat Flour Mill With Low Price
Brief Introduction:
This production line takes wheat as input material and gives standard bread flour as final product. It consists of three main process: cleaning, milling and sifting, packaging. The whole set is designed as compact floor type and all machines are controlled by a CPU which makes the operation fully automatic.
Cleaning Process:
Twice separating, Twice De-stoning, Twice Scouring/Beating, Once Washing, Twice Air Suction and Twice Magnetic Selecting
Two stages raw wheat cleaning and clean wheat cleaning. 1 set of three in one cleaner and 1 set of wheat washer to pre-clean raw wheat at first stage; 1 set of rotary sieve and 1 set of horizontal type wheat scourer to clean tempered wheat.
Milling and Sifting Process:
1 set of 6F40 roller mill and 6 sets of 6F35 roller mill at milling process; 2 sets of FSFS83 double case plansifter and 1 set of bran finisher at sifting process
Packaging Process:
can be either manually packaging with weighing machine, stitcher or automatically packaging
Pre-shipment Assembly At Workshop
Container Loading In the Factory
Company Information
LD Best Grain and Oil Machinery Engineering Co., Ltd(hereinafter referred to as BEST) is specialized in undertaking turnkey projects covering Edible Oil Equipmentmt, Flour Milling Equipment, Feed Equipment and other related machineries. BEST is engaged in designing, manufacturing, supply and installation and commissioning of a complete range of machinery/plants on a turnkey basis. The company offers customized turnkey solutions to the clients right from the very begin planning to commissioning and maintainance.
We are dedicated to supplying safer, more reliable and more environmental-friendly grain and food processing equipment and engineering services that create value for the clients. And our vision is to grow into a globally respectable market leader in its field.
Customer Visit
Packaging & Shipping
- Single Equipment packed in plywood boxes when shipped as groupage
- Container loading at our factory
- Grain Processing Machinery:
10-1000TPD wheat flour factory
10-1000TPD corn flour factory
10-500TPD rice mill and rice flour mill
10-500TPD Corn grits processing machinery
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Grain silos and drying equipment
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Small sized screw oil press and hydraulic oil press
5-3000TPD some major oils production line
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20-3000TPD Dewaxing plant(sunflower seed oil, rice bran oil and corn germ oil)
Palm fruit pressing and palm oil fractionation process
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10-500TPD Premix feed production line
10-500TPD Pig feed production line
10-500TPD Livestock feed production line
10-500TPD Aquatic feed production line
10-500TPD Cattle and sheep feed production line
Our Services
Pre-sale service:
- Assist the buyer/owner on project planning and requirements analysis
- Offer professional technology consulting
- Supply anytime reception on factory and projects inspection
- Assign engineers and translators to ownerâs site for project design and business negotiation
- Provide in time documents on machine performance, characteristics, design drawings and technical data
- Cooperate with buyer to choose satisfied/qualified machines
In-sale service:
- Compile and complete technical agreement after sign the contract
- Confirm the documents of design, fabrication, assembling, installation, commissioning, acceptance inspection, running and maintenance with owner.
- Cooperate with owner on civil works and site operation.
- Discuss with owner on design and improve it to fit ownerâs requirements.
- Strictly control the quality, performance, quantity of products
- Packaging and delivery preparation
- Preshipment equipment inspection and documents confirmation
- Re-check machine condition with owner when cargo arrive to ownerâs site
- On site installation, commissioning and test running.
- Technician training
After-sale service
- Fault handing in 24 hours
- Life-long technical service and maintenance
- Spare parts supplement
- Engineer on site operation available
small scale wheat flour mill with low price is the non-volatile oil compressed from sunflower seeds. Sunflower oil is commonly used in food as frying oil, and in cosmetic formulations as an emollient. The world's largest sunflower oil producers now are Russia, Ukraine .
small scale wheat flour mill with low price is a monounsaturated /polyunsaturated mixture of mostly Oleic acid linoleic acid group of oils. The oil content of the seed ranges from 22 to 36% (average, 28%): the kernel contains 45–55% oil. The expressed oil is of light amber color with a mild and pleasant flavor; refined oil is pale yellow. Refining losses are low and the oil has good keeping qualities with light tendency for flavor reversion. In recent years, there has been an increase in demand for sunflower crops such as sunflower oil. Measures such as the development of hybrid sunflowers to increase oil production have been introduced to meet this demand.
small scale wheat flour mill with low price is patented production in small scale wheat flour mill with low price, adopts the most advanced technology, product best quality sunflower seeds oil.
The refining section includes sunflower seeds crude oil ,phosphoric acid degum, washed dry, dewax, decolorizing, physical deacidification deodorization, dewaxing, refined oil.
If you have any demand about microwave drying equipment and edible oil refining equipment, pls feel free contact us any time.
LD Miss Candy
Skype: leaderfoodmachine9
Mobile: +86 18363700691 (Also WhatsApp & Wechat)
Email: [email protected]
Contact Us
- Industrial Microwave Systems Co Ltd.
- AddressNo.18, Lanxiang Road, Tianqiao District, Ji'nan, Shandong, China
- Phone(Working Time)+86 0531 85064681
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NEW ORLEANS — Louisville safety Calvin Pryor predicted the Cardinals would "shock the world" against Florida in the Sugar Bowl.
Brave words that he and his teammates backed up from start to finish against an SEC power.
Terell Floyd returned an interception 38 yards for a touchdown on the first play, dual-threat quarterback Teddy Bridgewater directed a handful of scoring drives and No. 22 Louisville stunned the fourth-ranked Gators 33-23 in the Sugar Bowl on Wednesday night.
By the end, the chant, "Charlie, Charlie!" echoed from sections of the Superdome occupied by red-clad Cardinals fans. It their way of serenading third-year Louisville coach Charlie Strong, the former defensive coordinator for the Gators, who has elevated Cardinals football to new heights and recently turned down a chance to leave behind what he's built for the top job at Tennessee.
"They kind of thought we were going to come in and lay down and give them the game," Floyd said. "But Coach Strong always preaches that we're better than any team in the nation if we come out and play hard. Coach Strong believed in us and our coaching staff believed in us and we came in and believed in ourselves
Shaking off an early hit that flattened him and knocked off his helmet, Bridgewater was 20 of 32 passing for 266 yards and two touchdowns against the heavily favored Gators. Among his throws was a pinpoint, 15-yard timing toss that DeVante Parker acrobatically grabbed as he touched one foot down in the corner of the end zone.
"I looked at what did and didn't work for quarterbacks during the regular season," said Bridgewater, picked as the game's top player. "They faced guys forcing throws … and coach tells me, 'No capes on your back or 'S' on your chest, take what the defense give you.' That's what I took. Film study was vital."
His other scoring strike went to Damian Copeland from 19 yards one play after a surprise onside kick by the Gators backfired badly. Jeremy Wright had short touchdown run which gave the two-touchdown underdogs from the Big East a 14-0 lead from which the Gators never recovered.
Florida never trailed by more than 10 points this season, and the Southeastern Conference team had lost only once going into this game. The defeat dropped SEC teams to 3-3 this bowl season, with Alabama, Texas A&M and Mississippi still left to play.
"We got outcoached and outplayed," Florida coach Will Muschamp said. "That's what I told the football team. That's the bottom line."
Louisville and Florida each finished at 11-2.
Gators quarterback Jeff Driskel, who had thrown only three interceptions all season, turned the ball over three times on two interceptions — both tipped passes — and a fumble. He finished 16 of 29 for 175 yards.
"I look at this performance tonight, and I sometimes wonder, 'Why didn't we do this the whole season,'" Strong said. "We said this at the beginning: We just take care of our job and do what we're supposed to do, don't worry about who we're playing."
Down 33-10 midway through the fourth period, Florida tried to rally. Andre Debose scored on a 100-yard kickoff return and Driskel threw a TD pass to tight end Kent Taylor with 2:13 left. But when Louisville defenders piled on Driskel to thwart the 2-point try, the game was essentially over.
Florida didn't score until Caleb Sturgis's 33-yard field goal early in the second quarter.
The Gators finally got in the end zone with a trick play in the closing seconds of the half. They changed personnel as if to kick a field goal on fourth-and-goal from the 1, but lined up in a bizarre combination of swinging-gate and shotgun formations and handed off to Matt Jones.
Jones met only minimal resistance as he crashed into the end zone to cap an 11-play, 74-yard drive that included four straight completions and four straight runs by Driskel.
The Gators tried to keep the momentum with a surprise onside kick to open the third quarter, but not only did Louisville recover, Florida's Chris Johnson was called for a personal foul and ejected for jabbing at Louisville's Zed Evans. That gave Louisville the ball on the Florida 19, from where Bridgewater needed one play to find Copeland for his score.
"We game-planned it and felt good about it," Muschamp said of the onside kick attempt. "We wanted to steal a possession at the start of the second half."
On the following kickoff, Evans cut down kick returner Loucheiz Purifoy with a vicious low, high-speed hit that shook Purifoy up. Soon after, Driskel was sacked hard from behind and stripped by Pryor.
"Just coming up to this point, we had the right attitude, had the right mindset that we would go out and beat this team," Pryor said.
Louisville's Lorenzo Mauldin recovered on the Florida 4, but the Gators' defense drove the Cardinals backward and forced a missed field goal, but that was one of few morale victories for the frustrated Gators.
After Louisville native Muhammad Ali was on the field for the coin toss, the Cardinals quickly stung the Gators. Floyd, one of nearly three dozen Louisville players from the state of Florida, made the play.
Driskel was looking for seldom-targeted Debose, who'd had only two catches all season.
"I threw it behind him, (he) tried to make a play on it, tipped it right to the guy," Driskel said. "Unfortunate to start the game like that."
It made for an easy catch and score for Floyd only 15 seconds into the game.
"That play kind of set the tone," Floyd said. "It kind of gave us momentum and we kept it."
Oddly, Louisville had only 10 defenders on the field until only moments before the snap, when safety Jermaine Reve darted out from the sideline and immediately found a Florida receiver to cover.
When Louisville's offense got the ball later in the quarter, the Florida defense, ranked among the best in the nation this season, sought to intimidate the Cardinals with one heavy hit after another.
One blow by Jon Bostic knocked Bridgewater's helmet off moments after he'd floated an incomplete pass down the right sideline. Bostic was called for a personal foul, however, which seemed to get the Cardinals opening drive rolling. Later, Wright lost his helmet during a 3-yard gain and took another heavy hit before he went down.
Louisville kept coming, though.
B.J. Butler turned a short catch into a 23-yard gain down to the Florida 1. Then Wright punched it in to give the Cardinals an early two-TD lead over a team that finished third in the BCS standings, one spot too low to play for a national title in Miami.
Louisville won the Big East berth to this game. They beat Rutgers in late November to virtually lock up the conference title, sealing that win on a late interception by Floyd.
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Colman-Egan Live is a media streaming tool that we use to broadcast events in the Colman-Egan Gymnasium. Students from Colman-Egan stream the event live so if you are unable to make it to the event, you don't have to miss it! Simply click the black Colman-Egan live link and the event going on in the gym will show if it is currently being live streamed. We will be live streaming all volleyball and basketball games in the new gym. Colman-Egan will do our best to stream as many other functions that we can. There will be an announcement posted on the Colman-Egan Homepage and most times in the announcements of when we are going to live steam events. Note that we will not be live streaming any Plays or Musicals. You will need to purchase a DVD of the event from the C-E Tech Club for $5.


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By Patty Donovan, The Open Group
On Tuesday, December 11, The Open Group will host a tweet jam examining the topic of IT security and what is in store for 2013.
2012 was a big year for security. Congress debated cybersecurity legislation in the face of attacks on vulnerabilities in the nation's critical infrastructure systems; social networking site LinkedIn was faulted for one of the largest security breaches of the year; and global cyber espionage was a trending topic. With the year coming to a close, the big questions on peoples' minds are what security issues will dominate headlines in 2013. In October, Gartner predicted that by 2014, employee-owned devices will be infected with malware at more than double the rate of corporate-owned devices, and by 2017, 40% of an enterprise's contact information will have been leaked into Facebook through the use of mobile device collaboration applications. These predictions only touch the tip of the iceberg for security concerns in the coming year.
Please join us on Tuesday, December 11 at 9:00 a.m. PT/12:00 p.m. ET/5:00 p.m. GMT for a tweet jam that will discuss and debate the mega trends that will shape the security landscape in 2013. Key areas that will be addressed during the discussion include: mobile security, BYOD, supply chain security, advanced persistent threats, and cloud and data security. We welcome Open Group members and interested participants from all backgrounds to join the session and interact with our panel of IT security experts, analysts and thought leaders. To access the discussion, please follow the #ogChat hashtag during the allotted discussion time.
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Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Frighten Me
Given this, what would you recommend to me? I'm looking for movies and books (preferably fiction but select non-fiction is acceptable) that you think might give me a good scare. Note: when I say "frighten," I don't mean "disgust." I'm not particularly squeamish nor am I averse to gore when it's appropriate, but I'm much more interested in good ol' fashioned spookiness than I am in blood 'n guts, so keep that in mind.
92 comments:
- AnonymousNovember 9, 2010 at 7:00 PM
I recommend The Descent, the Japanese version of The Ring or the American version of Grudge. I think The Ring would particularly suit (what I infer are) your preferences for low-key terror-by-implication rather than special effects. The Descent is terrifying by dint of its setting, i.e. classic dungeoneering.ReplyDelete
As far as books go, I highly recommend "The Grin of the Dark" by Ramsey Campbell. It's incredible.ReplyDelete
In terms of the film, I think "Night of the Demon" was rereleased recently. The 50s special effects on the demon itself have dated badly but that's OK, because it only appears at the beginning and end of the film, and the real scares are in the meat in between.
The Descent is good. I think the American version of The Ring is better than the Japanese. House of the Devil has a mounting creepiness. Ruins has a little bit of body horror, but is cleverly done. Book wise, I'd suggest something by Thomas Ligotti.ReplyDelete
Both Paranormal Activity films left me afraid to go to sleep at night. The House of the Devil was a good throwback 80s horror, while keeping me in suspense the whole time. Drag Me to Hell by Sam Raimi was quite scary in moments despite being very much like the Evil Dead in others.ReplyDelete
If you are up for something brief, I wrote a little piece of weird fiction over at Fear and Trembling, called Beneath the Crib. I went for creepy, as opposed to over-the-top scary.ReplyDelete
Any criticism would be welcome.
Probably you know the William Hope Hodgson story, "The Voice in the Dark." But it's the creepiest thing I've read in a while. It's in the public domain.ReplyDelete
I'd recommend the original '60s version of The Haunting, The Blair Witch Project and The Exorcist on the movie front.ReplyDelete
M. R. James's "Oh, Whistle, And I'll Come To You, My Lad" was adapted in 1968 for the BBC by the polymath Jonathan Miller. The atmosphere is thoughtful and wrongfooting; the direction artistically effective and in moments. startling, perhaps even quietly horrific.ReplyDelete
42 minutes long, named 'Whistle, And I'll Come To You'. It is not The Exorcist or The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. I would say it is close to what you are looking for.
It is also notable for Michael Hordern's portrayal of the eccentric old professor an actor familiar to you perhaps as Gandalf in the BBC audio production of LotR.
- AnonymousNovember 9, 2010 at 7:35 PM
You could try -World Made by Hand-. Or -The Pillars of the Earth-.ReplyDelete
Remembered another - Ghostwatch, a "faux reality TV show" the BBC did many years for Halloween. Caused an outcry because loads of (dumb) people thought it was real at the time. Now out on DVD here in the UK. Highly recommended!ReplyDelete
I also hear The Stone Tape is very good as well, but have never seen it (an old Nigel Kneale play).
Ok, let's see....can't go wrong with Ligotti or campbell...short stories tend to work better than novels. They pack a harder "punch." The Haunting of Hill House by Jackson is a great spooky book as is "The House Next Door." "Audrey's Door" For movies, go to you tube and check out "Ghost watch." They got the whole thing there.ReplyDelete
I recently recommended both the original Halloween and Nightmare on Elm Street films on the ol' blog. But if you really want to be frightened...ReplyDelete
I found the original Paranormal Activity scary, though the sequel leaves much to be desired.ReplyDelete
Ragnarok, NHReplyDelete
Available through Lulu. Best horror novel I've read in many a long year.
Justin Cronin's "The Passage", a recent literary essay into vampire fiction. No WoD stuff here, just bone-chilling, semi post-apocalyptic, well-written fiction. Characters you care about die. The sense of hopelessness and fear grew so overwhelming that I've had to put the book down and haven't been back to it yet. This is not because The Passage is bad; au contraire, it's because the thing was too creepy.ReplyDelete
Room 1408, one of only two movies, which have ever given me any feelings of apprehension at all. The other, though I haven't seen it since I was a child, is Trilogy of Terror. That Tiki Doll scared Everybody I've ever heard speak of it!ReplyDelete
The original 1973 "Wicker Man" is haunting if not terrifying, and the subject matter is related to some of your recent posts on anti-clerics.ReplyDelete
I also second the suggestions of "The Ring" and "Blair Witch."
- AnonymousNovember 9, 2010 at 8:15 PM
Depending on the radio episode, CBS Mystery Theater was very very creepy, as was its classic radio predecessor, Lights Out. I think you can download a lot of the eps from archive.org, because a lot of them have gone into the public domain.ReplyDelete
I Walked with a Zombie is creepy. It's Jane Eyre in Haiti, produced on a budget during WWII, by famous horror producer Val Lewton.
Have a look for Richard Matheson's novel "I am Legend" for a great horror story with almost no blood. It was the basis for Vincent Price's "Last Man on Earth," Heston's "The Omega Man," and Will Smith's "I am Legend." The novel is far better than any of the movies.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 9, 2010 at 8:21 PM
I want to second The Exorcist, which is not only a very scary movie but also a powerful movie on a whole range of levels (acting, religious meaning, the coming-of-age tale, the powerful relationships between the characters, suspicion of modern psychiatry). It's a movie you can enjoy for a host of reasons while i scares the bejesus out of youReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 9, 2010 at 8:27 PM
Shadowkiller by Matthew Scott HansenReplyDelete
Yeah, it's about Sasquatch. But try reading it at night, when it's warm and the windows and patio door are open with woods behind your house. And some family history from your childhood that left an impression.
The Descent was mentioned before and you might enjoy The Ruins.ReplyDelete
The only book I've found scary as an adult is Clive Barker's The Hellbound Heart. I don't know why but it just worked for me.
I've been meaning to read Let the Right One In by John Ajvide Lindqvist. I've heard good things about it and the movie adaptation was great.
I really liked "Shutter Island". It's very much a throw back to films like The Haunting. I just reread The Shinning and still think it holds up as Kings best.ReplyDelete
If you know how creepy the woods can be at night, then I (also) recommend Blair Witch. As for The Ring, both were good. I thought the Japanese original was creepier, personally. My daughter has told me The Descent was good as well, so I guess I need to see it now.ReplyDelete
Antichrist by Lars Von TrierReplyDelete
My wife, who's something of a horror aficionado, thinks Silence of the Lambs is the scariest movie ever. I find Alien pretty darn scary.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 9, 2010 at 9:17 PM
I would recommend Session 9. It was filmed in an abandoned mental hospital in Danvers, Massachusetts. The film uses some truly eerie shots of the interiors to set the mood.ReplyDelete
Pulse (Japanese original), R-Point (Korean) and The Eye (...Thai? I think? Might also be Korean) all have moments of Actual Creepiness. No comment on quality of plots and twists thereof, however.ReplyDelete
I actually like the American version of Ring better, myself. I think it's a pacing thing. The Japanese version of the Grudge (Ju-On) is, however, excellent, and I remember really enjoying the sequel as well.
Outside of J- and K-horror, though, I can't think of a damn thing. Let The Right One In isn't really scary, but it is a fascinating study of the tragic corruption of vampirism, but with an inverted structure. You end up watching a happy ending, but seeing a tragedy unfold.
My recommendations:ReplyDelete
Movies: The Mothman Prophecies, The Ring, The Descent, Alien, The Grudge (in that order).
Only one book I've read (out of many...) ever scared me - The Relic. Though the movie adaptation was not that good.
Mark Danielewski's House of Leaves has scared the blue bejeesus out of me sufficiently that I have been unable to finish it.ReplyDelete
The Ghost of Mae NakReplyDelete
This is an interesting Thai ghost story plus it also has great scenery as a bonus. The only problem may be finding a copy. I think it holds up well since it is based on a local tale.
I thought The Descent was pretty creepy but that may be because of the sense of claustrophobia I got from watching it.
- AnonymousNovember 9, 2010 at 10:05 PM
Read the short stories of Thomas Ligotti.ReplyDelete
Got one for you. Graham Joyce's novel The Tooth Fairy.ReplyDelete
For movies, I will second the original version of "The Haunting". To this day it's my gold standard. I prefer the Japanese versions of "The Grudge" (Ju On) and "The Ring" (Ringu), but the pacing is slower and a matter of taste.ReplyDelete
If you haven't seen "Alien" or John Carpenter's "The Thing" for a while, those are worth a fresh look.
I haven't read many good scary stories, but this thread is giving me ideas to go on my reading list.
Probably old hat, but the original Carnival of Souls always creeped the hell out of me.ReplyDelete
Carnival Of Souls for the win. Same with Night of the Living Dead - almost cliche now, but still very effective.ReplyDelete
Wanna try something frightening that isn't horror? Try Miracle Mile with Anthony Edwards and Mare Winningham. More of a thriller, really, but it ratchets up to some serious jeebies at the end. Bad-ass score by Tangerine Dream, too.
Movies: I'll cast a third vote for "Paranormal Activity." The first one is more frightening than the second, if you must choose but both made my girlfriend jump.ReplyDelete
Book: Non-fiction. "Hostage to the Devil: The Possession and Exorcism of Five Contemporary Americans" by Malachi Martin. Stirring, compelling. Nothing like the movie "The Exorcist" but more chilling.
Television. "The Haunted" A series on Animal Planet (of all channels). Non-fiction.
The Holocaust Industry
The Rape Of Nanking
The scariest movie for 2010 so far for me is "The Thaw" from 2009 with Val Kilmer.ReplyDelete
I can second "Room 1408" as a frightening movie.
From the not too distant past, I would also recommend "The Mist" a 2007 movie based on a Cthulesque Stephen King story, and from 2006, the movie treatment of "Silent Hill".
I thought "Blair Witch Project" was very poorly done, and it tripped the disbelief meter more than once. The kids depicted in Blair Witch project were too stupid to survive even in normal society, I was surprised they lasted as long as they did.
Song of Kali by Dan SimmonsReplyDelete
A Brit combination that has always terrified me, especially since there is little or no violence in it, just menace, is Susan Hill's 'The Woman in Black', and the 1989 telemovie version is likewise creepy.ReplyDelete
In a similar vein, Fritz Leiber's Our Lady of Darkness is nice and disturbing...
I have to second Geoffrey: Thomas Ligotti is fantastic. If you can find a copy, pick up his anthology "The Nightmare Factory". While his Lovecraftian influences do show he is a unique voice.ReplyDelete
Jeff's suggestion of Danielewski's "House of Leaves" is strong as well, though you may be put off by all the stylistic variations.
My suggestions? Short stories. Michael Shea's "The Autopsy" always scares me, and I find Stephen King's "That Feeling, You Can Only Say What It Is In French" to be unsettling. Stephen Laws "The Crawl" is a nail biter, and Lovecraft's "Rats in the Walls" still has punch.
It's gross and bloody, but it's in context in John Carpenter's remake of "The Thing" which scared the heck of out me as a kid and still does to this day.ReplyDelete
The 70's remake of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" with Donald Sutherland I always found creepy-scary too.
And I forgot "Tomb of the Blind Dead" which I just watched recently. A good 70's Euro horror-vibe to it all, the "blind dead" are creepy and follow people around by sound (sets up a good scene), the music/sound effects are eerie (I think it's often Gregorian chant played backwards).ReplyDelete
I plan to work some of it into a D&D game eventually.
I second the remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978), and the original The Haunting (1963), but I'd like to add Night of the Demon (1957) a.k.a. Curse of the Demon and the pilot of a BBC show that was never picked up (but should have been), namely Rough Magik (2000), about a contemporary covert organization called the Night Scholars who are investigating Dreamers and their connection with Cthulhu. Excellent acting and very creepy. It stars Paul Darrow (who played Avon on Blake's 7.ReplyDelete
I tend to go for creepy rather than bloody or pop-out-go-boo, so I'm going to ask: are you familiar with the Brothers Quay? Try this as a taste of their style:ReplyDelete
The Street of Crocodiles (Part 1)
Did it creep you out? If so, try their full-length creepy surreal film, The Piano Tuner of Earthquakes. There are a few animation bits that are in the same style, but even the live action has a lot of the same feeling of foreboding, irrational decay.
Oh, I forgot to mention: the last few episodes of the first season and last few episodes of the second season of Millennium is also quite good. I like the series as a whole, but I particularly remember the first two seasons building up to horrific season finales.ReplyDelete
Event Horizon.ReplyDelete
Sci-Fi Horror with Sam Neil and Lawrence Fishburn.
I watched it when I was like 14 or something and it was pretty thoroughly frightening.
Also - have you played a game called Amnesia? It's not too long, and the gameplay itself is pretty straightforward, but it's a great atmosphere and legitimately scary.
- AnonymousNovember 10, 2010 at 12:52 AM
Movies, I'll echo the recommendations of Session 9 and The Thing, although I think you'll like John Carpenter's lesser-known Prince of Darkness even better.ReplyDelete
For reading, I recommend:
William Gibson's short story Hinterlands (available online here: http://lib.ru/GIBSON/r_hinter.txt )
Cliver Barker's The Hellbound Heart
All of the Barbara Hambly fantasy books (as opposed to her sci-fi or vampire books) have had frightening/horror elements which really got under my skin when first I read them. This was true of Dragonsbane, The Silent Tower and The Ladies of Mandrigyn, as I recall.
I just noticed Arthur already mentioned Night of the Demon, so I guess that's a second, too.ReplyDelete
I'd also recommend the short story "The Professor's Teddy Bear" by Theodore Sturgeon.
I just watched Pandorum, which I thought was much better than some of the reviews I saw of it. It goes a little quickly, and it's easy to get lost in what's happening, but there is a lot of creepy going on.ReplyDelete
Since people are mentioning obvious entries like The Descent and The Thing, I figure that it's fair game to mention The Shining.
You have gotten so many tips I wonder how you're going to take time to read/view them all. Still, I'd like to chip in my two cents.ReplyDelete
Considering your Easter postings I gather you might have the same kind of world view as my self. Then Flicker by Theodore Roszak might give you a good scare.
The reason it really freaked me out, and still to this day makes me shudder, is how the world view of some of the characters to me seem so totally different and counter the most basic idea of where we sit in relation to eternity. I'm fairly certain it was not the author's intent to be horrifying in that manner. Thus it's power over me.
I'd like to add the Exorcist (book), as it was even scarier than the movie. I'll second Shirley Jackson's House on Haunted Hill, and add Ray Bradbury's Something Wicked This Way Comes. For a movie (TV series), try Kingdom (Riget) from Denmark. There is a version with English dubbing.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 10, 2010 at 4:52 AM
+1 Session 9 and Descent.ReplyDelete
Add Bunshinsaba, Martyrs and The Entreur.
Try House of Leaves - you could even view it through the lens of a spooky dungeon crawl.ReplyDelete
I would suggest Pan's Labyrinth by Guillermo del Toro. Wonderful imagery, brilliant story, and some really frightening moments; you will be scared by the fact that humans can be the worst monsters...ReplyDelete
"Outside of J- and K-horror, though, I can't think of a damn thing. Let The Right One In isn't really scary, but it is a fascinating study of the tragic corruption of vampirism, but with an inverted structure. You end up watching a happy ending, but seeing a tragedy unfold."ReplyDelete
I didn't really find the ending to be happy, but rather disturbing actually. To me Hakan in the film version serves to foreshadow a possible future for Oskar, and I think it highlights just how parasitic and insidious a creature Ellie is.
I'm curious to see the American remake turns out, the bar is very high.
Anyway if you like vampire movies I watched a Korean one just recently called Thirst (aka Bakjwi). I wouldn't use the word frightening to describe it, but it definitely has its horrifying and disturbing moments. It's also a little weird and quirky, and the story is not necessarily what you would expect.
- AnonymousNovember 10, 2010 at 8:15 AM
I've read Let the Right One In by John Ajvide Lindqvist and thought it was a great story. I'd recommend it... it's far better than the movie version.ReplyDelete
For movies, I'd highly recommend Rec. It's a zombie flick from Spain that has some gore but is also as creepy as anything I've ever seen.
Dude, I recommend that you *READ* the original Exorcist book, by William Peter Blatty.ReplyDelete
It'll *** scare you out. Its better than any Exorcist movie
For books I'd go with "The Rising" and "City of the Dead" by Brain Keene. Those were probably the last horror novels that legitimately scared me.ReplyDelete
I would also recommend "The Colour Out of Space" by H.P. Lovecraft, I may be biased towards it since it takes place in my home state of MA.
Ray Bradbury's "The October Country" is excellent.
As for movies, I'd go with "The Blair Witch Project", "Paranormal Activity", "Night of the Living Dead" (either the original or the 1990 remake), "Rec" or it's American version "Quarantine". Finally, if you can find it, "Horror Hotel" is a great black and white horror movie.
The first "Alien" movie, and Ian McKellan's version of "Richard III " - a more chilling movie I can't rememberReplyDelete
If you don't mind Manga, try Junji Ito's works, especially Uzumaki. There is a film adaptation of another of it, but it's rather lackluster. (So I'm writing my own script in hopes of getting it remade!)ReplyDelete
"The Ninth Gate".ReplyDelete
People seem to find Twilight both frightening and disgusting, but not in the way you mean.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 10, 2010 at 10:12 AM
I also HIGHLY recommend "Tombs of the Blind Dead". This is the first installment in a loosely tied-together 4-part series ("Return of the Blind Dead", "The Ghost Galleon", & "Night of the Seagulls" round out the rest).ReplyDelete
Atmospheric, creepy, and, at times, down-right unnerving, "Tombs of the Blind Dead" is one of the best from the "Euro-Horror" craze of the early 70's. Plus, it literally screams "adapt me" for old-school campaigning. I think you'll enjoy it!
The last novel I read that really and truly freaked me out was Dan Simmons' The Terror. Growing up in Alaska, I always associate fear and horror with the cold and the dark, and this massive novel has both of those in spades. I read it over Christmas in a cold, drafty century-old Cape Cod house and there were nights where it was hard to go to sleep because of what I'd read that evening.ReplyDelete
The best part about the book - it's a (somewhat) true story. I remember seeing a documentary on The Terror (the lost ship) as a kid, particularly the discovery of three frozen bodies that had been buried for a hundred years, and to this day, probably twenty-five years later, I can remember the footage. Creepy, creepy stuff.
Let the Right One In is probably the best horror film made in recent years, and disturbing in its implications. There are some good suggestions in this Ask Metafilter thread.ReplyDelete
"If you don't mind Manga, try Junji Ito's works, especially Uzumaki. There is a film adaptation of another of it, but it's rather lackluster. (So I'm writing my own script in hopes of getting it remade!)"ReplyDelete
I'll second this, Junji Ito's work is really good. Comics, I think, are an extremely hard medium to pull off horror with, but some of his stuff is genuinely creepy. Several of his stories, but Uzimaki in particular, have a pretty Lovecraftian vibe to them. His Museum of Terror anthologies are quite good, though they include some of his earliest work which is a little rough, but I found them really interesting because you can really see his growth as a creator. There are 3 volumes in MoT, but they're all pretty much self-contained stories so you can just pick up one if you want to give him a whirl. I also enjoyed Gyo quite a bit, it gets really messed up toward the end. It seems a little silly at first, but somewhere along the line you just realize it stopped being silly a while ago and now it's just disturbing. Great stuff.
Please don't be put off by the word manga, I know a lot of people are. The art style is very mature, tends toward the realistic. Basically if you like horror and you like sequential art as a storytelling format there is a lot to like in Junji Ito's work, and it's probably one of the only mangas I would recommend without reservation to even a die hard manga hater.
I am stunned Laird Barron has not yet been mentioned. He is a short story writer and cites favorite writers like Lovecraft, Howard, and Vance. He has won quite a few horror and fiction awards, and his writing is the sort of creepy and horrific I think you are looking for.ReplyDelete
I recommend starting with stories like "Hallucigenia," "Proboscis," and "The Procession of the Black Sloth" to get an idea of his flavor.
Wikipedia entry here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laird_Barron
I see a few others have also recommended Ti West's film HOUSE OF THE DEVIL, which is the first thing I thought of. There's roughly forty minutes in that film where you know something terrible is going to happen, and you pray it doesn't, but yet you hope it does so it can release you from this terrific frightening tension, and yet you're still praying that that terrible shoe doesn't drop.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 10, 2010 at 11:41 AM
70 comments and no one mentioned Don't Look Now?ReplyDelete
Some of Gene Wolfe's short stories are uncanny in their creepiness and slowly-building horror. Unfortunately, they aren't all bound together under a single volume and I can't recall the specific names of a few of the more affecting. One I can though: "The Friendship Light" from the volume Innocents Aboard.ReplyDelete
I'll add another vote for the 1963 The Haunting. Talysman's mention of the Brothers Quay's animation (which I do find quite creepy) made me think also of Jan Svankmajer's Alice, which you might find eerily disturbing if not actually frightening.ReplyDelete
Turns out The Eye is actually HK-horror. My bad.ReplyDelete
Salo by PasoliniReplyDelete
28 Days Later is genuinely scary.ReplyDelete
Book: I second the works of Junji Ito. Uzumaki is splendidly disturbing.ReplyDelete
Movie: Begotten by E. Elias Merhige.
I recommend Kaïro de Kiyoshi Kurosawa.ReplyDelete
Movie: Don't be Afraid of the Dark. (1973)ReplyDelete
The thought of tiny red demons lurking in my fireplace creeps me out. Guillermo del Toro (Pans Labyrinth) is remaking it.
Del Toro is probably the creepiest new(ish)director around. While not exactly frightening, I thought the Devil's Backbone had some genuine creepy moments.ReplyDelete
James, if you want to truly be frightened, you will click on this youtube link....SCARY!
House of Leaves, without question or hesitation - among other things you'll get a kick out of its merciless spoofing of critical theory jargon.ReplyDelete
Read it in your home, alone of course.
FWIW, Stephen King once said that the only time he actually became frightened while writing one of his own books was during the Room 217 scene in The Shining.ReplyDelete
As for movies, the original Japanese version of Black Water gets my vote, especially the final scene.
What passes for "horror" nowadays really isn't very scary. It's all about visual shock and gore. What you don't see is always scarier. I would have to say that "The Blair Witch Project" is one of those what-you-don't-see movies. I think that what really lent to the atmosphere of the movie (besides the lack of a sound track, and the documentary style of it) is that the associated website at the time presented the story as true fact and supported it with a lot of detail that was not in the movie. Another interesting effect is that the crew didn't give the actors the full script; they would tell them where to be at certain times and then they would proceed to scare the hell out of them and let them film it. Very cool.ReplyDelete
Ok, so this is an odd coincidence. You and I share the same Oct 29th Birthday and I have been needing the Fright lately too. I have actively sought out scary fiction, either book or movie. It started a week before our Birthday and I'm still in that mode. I recommend "The Terror" by Dan Simmons, Ghostwatch Mocumentary and Room 1408.ReplyDelete
Is it the Birthday/Halloween proximity that brings it out?
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I know it's been said, but Ju-On is genuinely very, very frightening. The more observant and introspective you are - and I've read your archives, we share that bent - the more certain background details will disturb you. The Grudge looses a great deal of the subtlety and the atmosphere, but has much tighter pacing. The same goes for Ringu and The Ring.ReplyDelete
Jacob's Ladder has a creepy atmosphere and ugly implications.
Higurashi (When they Cry, When Cicadas Cry) is a long and complicated series that mixes vicious gore, of which I'm not that much of a fan, with a subtle psychological horror and an amazing mood. The hero also confronts the very real possibility that he's going mad - because being sane means what he's heard and seen would be real. There's also a neat element in that the story reiterates from multiple points of view, but each time the hero retains some knowledge from the last iteration...
Devil Woman has a good short story, and there are a number of other good Japanese short horror film anthologies, but they tend to be really hit-or-miss in the individual films.
For American films, the first half of Signs develops an amazing mood, but then squanders it with the TWEEST.
Event Horizon is also very, very good in the beginning, and looses little at the end by going gorier and less subtle, but the explicit Hellish imagery is impressive.
Other than that, I really can't think of an American picture from the last 20 years or so that got me truly freaked the way Ju-on and Higurashi did..
For a film, I second the recommendation of Don't Look Now- it's genuinely unsettling, and the Venice locales are simply amazing.ReplyDelete
The scariest book I have ever read is Edith Wharton's Ethan Frome. When I read it as a high-schooler, it didn't make much of an impression, but re-reading it as an adult was an entirely different experience. You want a book about a man's helplessness in the face of an indifferent cosmos? Read Ethan Frome.
Steven King wrote that most of his stories are not scary if you read them in your living room on a sunny Sunday afternoon. He suggests finding an abandoned location reading his stuff there. And he is right, context is everything. That is why House of Leaves is genuinely scary. It takes place in the sunny Sunday afternoon setting (sort of). Also you can read "Whisperer in the Darkness" in the woods at night, or "Rats in the Walls" while vacationing in Europe. Additionally, you could watch "Blair Witch" and then go camping, alone. Also there is a short film called "The Visage" which is very simple and very scary.ReplyDelete
books: thomas ligotti, who's been mentioned multiple times already, and drood by dan simmons, for gaslight horror vibes.ReplyDelete
movies: i was surprised to see no one had already recommended frailty, which is probably still the most recent film that actually terrified me--and yes, i've seen almost every other film already recommended. also, last house on the dead end street (NOT last house on the left, which was good, too) is rather terrifying, if somewhat disjointed and hard to find.
Noone mentioned Ghost Story....Peter Straub.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 14, 2010 at 11:23 AM
I also avidly recommend 'House of Leaves' by Mark Z. Danielewski. The friend who introduced me to this book years ago is still somewhat disturbed by the book, and could only read it once. My girlfriend's brother could not finish it. My girlfriend and I occasionally get into arguments about what the book was really about, but we both loved it. I personally think it's one of the most original explorations of a mythic theme I've ever read. I cannot recommend this strongly enough.ReplyDelete
I just thought of another good one: Eyes of Fire (1983), a horror movie set in colonial North America. Very atmospheric. Sadly, it has never been released on DVD, so it's difficult to find now.ReplyDelete


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