Scariest Movie

[P3RG4R3C]

The Shining was quite good...

[deadly-phoenix]

The shining wasnt scary, but is was a good movie.
I thought that the Grudge was creepy.

[IWantAnAudiRS6]

My Autobiography.

The Omen?

That was more ridiculous... I think 28 Days Later was pretty scary, because I could imagine it happening...

Or Jaws...

[RazaBlade]

the evil witch out of Sleeping Beauty...ahem... 'used to' .... scare the bejeezus out of me... with the green smoke and the crow....

WARNING: this thread just went up a notch in scare-factor.... be warned.....



i cant look....

[Pando]

Scary? Hmm, I dunno. Anything with spooky children in them, I liked the Ring and although the plot sucked, that boy from the Grudge really freaked me out.

Many classics are good movies (Shining, Omen, Exorcist...) but perhaps not as "scary" as some newer ones. Some of the more recent "scary movies"/thrillers that I actually liked from the top of my head, Blair Witch Project, the Exorcism of Emely Rose, Mothman, the Others. The remake of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre made me want to look up weather it really happened as the movie suggested (but I never did), White Noise was a dissapointment for me.

Animal horror movies like Arachnophobia, Jaws etc etc just usually make me roll my eyes... but I guess lack of knowledge on the subject could make some of these movies "scary". In my book the only scary about this genre is that it probably occupies about half of my top-10 worst movies ever list. Oh, and the Hostel made a good attempt to make that list as well.

Gremlins, 1st saw it when I was about 8 and it gave me nightmares

Aaw, that was one of my favourite movies when I was a kid...

[IBrake4Rainbows]

Shazam! Starring Shaq.

'That's Not a Horror Movie!'
'Well,You've never seen Shaq Act '

[Rockefella]

The Omen?

No, I was referring to the autobiography that will be made when I get much older, recapping the terror I had laid upon the world throughout my life.

[RazaBlade]

...The remake of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre made me want to look up weather it really happened as the movie suggested (but I never did)....

The dude its based on is summin Gein, the name escapes me at the moment. The guy had been controlled by him mum since a young age, being told 'all women are evil'. The similarities between film and reality lie only in the house and the bits of people, he actually had all that. He did wear a mask made of victims skin. He didnt use a chainsaw....

Watch the original. Miles better in my opinion, the camera quality and overall feel to the film give it a whole other level.... in it hes actually a nut-case as opposed to a poor sod with a wierd skin condition.... humanising him takes away some of the fear