What's The Scariest Movie You Have Seen?

[wayneyg]

I love scary films but there's not been too much out recently that has been too scary. I remember shatting my pants during the Exorcist way back in the day.

Anyone know of any decent scary films?

[ssj4gogeta]

I can't really think of the scariest film I have ever seen is but I do rember seeing the exocist and I really did not find it that scary.

[mr. nails]

laugh if u will, but when i was 5 years old i saw the movie "Evil Dead". scared the fuck out of me! what made it worse is that i lived in the woods at the time.

[Suphix]

yeah, i feel embarresed to say it now... but when bairwitch came out i was only like 12. scared the shit out of me

[mr. nails]

when bairwitch came out...

pr0n edition?

[Suphix]

Sorry, The Blair Witch Project*

[Gripper]

In the mouth of madness (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113409/),this one got me as it was one of the first films I watched when I got surrond sound.
None recently have scared me.

[dave859]

alot of so called scary films make me laugh most of the time ie.. saw,cabinfever,friday13th, so i would have to say films like blairwitch and the others

[wayneyg]

alot of so called scary films make me laugh most of the time ie.. saw,cabinfever,friday13th, so i would have to say films like blairwitch and the others

Films that make you think are great.

Amityville (not the remake) was another one that scared me as a kid

[wolfy1]

i was 13 when i watched texas chain saw massacre in the early 80's
that shit me.

[Guyver]

phantasm's as a kid, spooky shit...

[chewbs]

Blair witch was a classic and the end scene of the guy in the corner still freaks me out, but i watched the ring with an X and it messed me up. Not only that, but that night I guess I passed out and woke up to my tv all fuzzy. I was freaking out almost tossed the cat at the tv ....if someone would have came out. lol

[sapling]

The Ring really scared the crap out of me first time I watched (with one friend, in the dark, at about 1am).

[SomeIdiot]

The Chucky movies used to scare the hell out of me when I was a little kid. I really could not sleep at all for months after seeing one of them.

Nowadays the Internet has desensitised me. Nothing phases me at all now.

[sportcars]

well for me
the ring 1
i dont see movies that scared me

[peat moss]

Black Christmas

[theonlyspoon]

When I was about 11 "Carrie" was on the TV.

I watched it alone in my room with the volume down (So parent's woudn't kick my butt) at about 11 at night on my old black and white telly. This was around 1981.

SCARED THE CACK OUT OF ME...

To this day I still haven't sat through it again.:fear2:

[jimbo12345]

children under the stairs or summat

And a film where all the kids had silver hair and terrorized a town...cant remember that name either.

Laugh as u will....six sense recently!

[dandanoorosan]

texas chainsaw massacre

[Tmaster]

Evil dead

[cno81]

I've only ever seen one scary movie, 'Invasion Of The Body Snatchers' (1978).

[jenopop]

Black Christmas

I'm about to see this one.:happy:

[ahmedbakeer]

scary movies!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[TYPE R]

my has 2 be .IT. NOW THAT WAS SOME SCARY SHIT

[quickcycles]

my has 2 be .IT. NOW THAT WAS SOME SCARY SHIT

that used to scare me as a kid, but not anymore.

The Shining gets me, both Kubrick' version and Stephen King's own TV version.

[jafogrits]

The Ring was pretty scary at times.

[david02]

When I was a kid I found the remake of ''the thing '' scary. recently I do not get scared easily but ''saw'' just gave me a weird feeling.

[ram82082]

It... saw it when i was like 11, scared the fuck outta me. i was scared of sinks n sewers 4 months

[100%]

Jesus camp

[grchl3]

I'm gonna go with the Exorcist. Scared the crap outta me the first time I saw it. Wish the new horror movies were up to par with it.

[LaPadula]

those Faces of Death things leave you sleepless... especially the one where they show you serial medical decapitations for autopsy purposes...

[ms2656]

excorcist

[fbuko]

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre or Toolbox Murders

[Ivanov]

The Ring, especially the first part :]
Ils (Them) and The Jacket are good, too, but not so scary.

[Chrys]

The Grudge 2

[007™]

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (The Remade one)

[dtrain1234]

the village was scary for me. i watched that when i was 17. yeah, i know i don't watch too much scary ones, but one really freaked me out!

[ciderman]

the mother in laws home video - had nightmares for weeks !!!

[cotopaxi]

I found White Noise a bit scary. Blair Witch was too.

There is an old black and white film called the Haunting (not the remake) which freaked me out a bit. That was more to do with the sound than anything on the screen.

I can't think of anything else recently that I found really scary.

[copit]

feast is scary from the amount of blood n guts is in it ...
otherwise Scary movie 4 ;)

[mike7778]

anything with Ben Affleck in it.

[midnight_angel2001uk]

Film that really scared me when it came out all those years ago was The Exorcist......I still cant watch it....just something about it

[SkitzAnimator]

Norbit.

[HlfORange]

Alfred Hitchcock´s "The Birds". It´s old but really sinister.

And to a lesser extent "American Werewolf In London" has some good scary moments.


But the winner by a mile is "Jaws" still gets me every time.

[zx7r]

"The Omen". That is the one that scared me as a kid and still freaks me out a bit. Not so much scary but more supernatural stuff.

When I was 8, "The Boogeyman scared me". Also "Amityville Horror" and "People Under The Stairs" was freaky.

I must admit "The Ring" was a bit creepy too.

Stephen Kings "Christine" was a good one too.

and who can forget " A Nigthmare on Elm Street" that was when I was like 14 and it got me good.

[Arczimodo]

Ghost Ship :)

[milkman_dan]

The first horror movie I ever watched was the remake of "The Blob" when I was ~7 years old. I had to sleep with the light on for almost 2 weeks because of that damn movie!

The most recent movie that scared the crap out of me was "Event Horizon" in the theaters. Nothing has REALLY creeped me out since...

[Eazil]

The Sixth sense.

[phrenzy]

I feel a little old , but Invasion of the body snatchers sometime in the mid 70's. I was 10. My parents got me to see it in the theater.. I jumped in bed w/ them for a week...Scared the shit out of me.. I just new there was a pod w/ me in it somewhere...yikes....

[Backslash]

some "classic" horror movies are way overhyped. halloween is not, in the least bit, scary. texas chainsaw massacre just makes you frantic, but doesn't scare you that much. actual scary films are hard to come by.

[idan2901]

i think saw 3

[davy2006]

Saw movies :fear:

[Fulanito]

The Boogey man

[leseven]

The Ring

Coudln't sleep properly for 2 weeks!

[Travisbickle]

The wizard of oz when I was A child.
The THING

[torrentslave]

jaws

[khurios2000]

the grudge

[zUFFm0ntAnA]

the descent

[sempaii]

Not really a scary movie per se, but I just watched 'Derailed' a couple of weeks ago. It has to be the most nerve-wrecking movie I've seen.

[asfarngay]

The Ring part 1 .

[ram82082]

im with Travis... i hated those dam monkeys in Oz.

but the only movies i remember being scared of as an adult wood be, IT(i was 12) and Darkness Falls(lol, slept under the blanket 4 a week).

that movie with the puppeteer lady looks like it might get 2 me.

[IceTee]

Grudge (Japonese version)

[gossard25]

Omen and silver bullet when I was a kid and probably grudge now

[Th3Duke]

The Grudge & The Ring, also the final scene in Blair Witch freaked me out when I saw it..

[doinbox]

nightmare on elm street 1 still scares me today. I think its the theme tune that does it.

[killuminati96]

Pet Cemetary - a zombie baby & cat...creepy

&

Night of the Living Dead (Remake) - the zombie teen girl in the basement eating her own mother, the zombies in general, the music...all creepy

[THEWHO27]

ring jap version
haute tension a french movie

[phantom_10]

saw ...

[SkullForce]

resident evil series

[caldus]

Dracula

[suckit1]

laugh if u will, but when i was 5 years old i saw the movie "Evil Dead". scared the fuck out of me! what made it worse is that i lived in the woods at the time.

Same here..... Could not see another one for a long time :sick:

[byneco]

no maybe hostel

[DiveMasterQ8]

any one before post shlould whatch Exorcist :)

[kilontek]

When I was a kid nightmare on Elm Steet messed with my sleeping patterns without even seeing it, just my big sister winding me up was enough. Excorcist is probably the scariest and most disturbing srary film of all time for me though.

[bombi]

Probably The Exorcist

[Fruktis]

I think it is Hanibal Hoculust

[sc28]

the grudge 1

[prisonbreak2]

resedent evil

[Chrys]

Blair witch 1 :-s

[eternalsin]

Japanese horror flicks are damn scary!

[Rats]

The Descent was pretty fucking scary!

[macking]

Anybody seen the Japanese version of the ring?

I heard it was absolutely terrifying

[Muzza]

Anybody seen the Japanese version of the ring?

I heard it was absolutely terrifying

The Jap version of The Ring is superior to the US remake. Both their sequels however are not as good as the originals in my opinion!

[himo]

virus

[TYPE R]

4 me it was, IT the clown

[medo]

Silent Hill (http://imdb.com/title/tt0384537/)

[St0ry]

Jesus Camp

[S!X]

probably Texas chainsaw massacre the beginning, I don't watch horror movies really.

[askj]

Hostel, Saw.

[mavg]

Texas massacre

[DonaDony]

The Descent,Pulse

[snake561]

the ring

[emsee]

I dont like scary movies :(

but the best one its The Ring(the original) The Japanies vertion

[cougar]

nobody mentioned Psycho so far, it was the first movie what scared me, I still remember. I was about 12 years old at that time. The exorcist I saw when I was about 17 and I had to laugh out loud a couple times, especially when her head started to rotate. lol

[PastTense]

I think the scariest movies date from when you were very young--and they gave you nightmares for months. So for me this is Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954)

[sergeigurov]

I guess that depends on what scares you. Scary for some may be boring for others. For me, the scariest films are the ones where the villians or events are most likely to be real. I found Serum (2006) to be profoundly disturbing due to its fundamental realism. :pinch:

[SnipeR19]

I Hate Scary Movies
Its Scary...LOl

[wishmaster2]

i really like scary movies and i'm not usually scared..but that time when i was watching The ring alone in my house...when that bitch got out of the fucking tv i got reaaaally scared...!!:P i had that image in my mind for days...

[Shando]

The Grudge 2

[ArchStanton]

When I was a kid I remember the first story in the British version of Tales from the Crypt actually making me shake!

Films really don't scare me any more though, I still sometimes jump during a particular scene but I wouldn't describe the feeling as being frightened. It is more a reaction to a change in music or a sudden shift in action.

The last film to make me jump was The Descent. It was the scene where she was calmly looking out of the window and her head was suddenly impaled by some flying steel poles (it turned out OK guys she was dreaming).

Films like the remake of The Hills Have Eyes bore me.

[kuzzel540]

I used to have nightmares about nightmare on elm street as a kid. Now, looking back, the movies are so cheesy, they actually make me laugh.

[IdolEyes787]

The Exorcist.
I don't think that anyone who has ever seen this movie ever forgets it.
Not the jump out of your chair scariest movie,but one that leaves you feeling ill at ease long after it's over.

[ericab]

+2 on Haute Tension
+3 The Descent

[EyezSS]

Blair witch project! It is quite different from traditional horror movies as the narrative is presented as a documentry compiled from the amateur footage.

[Septimus]

I think any of Saw serie

[The Flying Cow]

1) The Shining
2) Funny Games U.S.

[arvind_sampath]

old: omen (part 1)

new: ring (part 1)

none of the others are worth talking about.

[C-mos]

1) The Shining
2) Funny Games U.S.

the shining is one of the stehen kings movie ?

[arvind_sampath]

yes, it is.

[The Flying Cow]

No. The Shining is by Stanley Kubrick with actor Jack Nicholson. It's the scariest movie ever made IMO.

Check it out: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0081505/

[arvind_sampath]

it's a stephen king novel adapted for screen by kubrick...i thought that was implied...to me knowledge, stephen king doesn't make his own movies...:)

it's there on my top five list, too...and you've gotta love the amazingly eerie soundscapes; especially the pieces in there by penderecki, are real horror sound classics!

[trebor31]

The Exorsist

[The Flying Cow]

not just that sampath, the whole atmosphere created in the movie.
the changes in tone, from when he's normal, to when he goes "Cu-ckoo!"

scary shit i tell you

[IdolEyes787]

Spatter films though momentarily shocking act more as a release of tension than anything.If violence is commonplace it inevitably loses it's impact.
One brutal scene in an otherwise placid movie though that can get under your skin and scar you for years .
Like you said shaman it's the everyday transformed into the horrific that is the most disturbing.

[arvind_sampath]

@VillageShaman: Yes, i absolutely agree with you when it comes to The Shining. Kubrick is a true master, and like most of the best, his range is unbelievable...it's why movie goers who enjoy startlingly different genres, and who wouldn't otherwise have anything in common, all share a common awe towards him. Movies like The Shining, A Clockwork Orange and 2001, all from the same person...that's something.

IdolEyes787:

One brutal scene in an otherwise placid movie though that can get under your skin and scar you for years .

That's so true. Now this has reminded me of another great director i'd like to recommend here. Do not be misled, he does not make "horror" films; actually attempts at trying to pin his movies down, with any sort of genre classification or analysis, prove useless. David Lynch. And even as i read what you'd written, it immediately connected with a scene from "The Lost Highway", which i just can't describe(where the hero meets his ghost-faced stalker at a party), but it impregnates you, and comes back in the most unusual of times. All his movies are mindbenders, and the supernatural, otherworldly, dreamscapes he leads you into, will linger inside you for a long time.

[The Flying Cow]

yes I enjoyed the twisted scheme that composed "Mullholand Dr."

Very intense. Totally dreamworld/trippy/meshing into the real world. It's not so much scary as it is unpredictable, though, which is also the reason why it is a bit eerie.

[soulreaper]

Quite frankly monster/ghost stories don't scare me mainly because I disassociate from them.If anything,I find them to be humorous.

I'd have to say the first 80 minutes(before the plot twist is revealed) of a french film called Haute Tension was one of the most exhilirating horror films i've ever seen.
Now if I only it had a better ending,damnit.

On a sidenote,I've always found Silence of the lambs to be chilling and it gets even more chilling with every viewing.

[IdolEyes787]

I just saw Silence of the Lambs on television the other day.
I had forgotten how great Sir Anthony was before before he became a bit of a caricature of himself.
And soulreaper couldn't agree more about Haute Tension, the ending spoiled the whole movie for me.Kind of made the rest of the movie seem pointless.

[lolapa]

American Pie!, i dont watch scary movies -.-'

[zyduuu666]

"The eye of the snake" or something like that from 80`s :)

[formos]

nightmare on elm street but it was when i was a child,now the scary movies doesnt exist

[markupmaster]

I never watched too many scary movies but one that I remember was "The Grudge"...

:P

[mera]

To this date, I can still remember The Ring (Japanese version). It was the first Asian horror movie I had seen and that ending......well, it gave me the creeps for a few days.

[yoco]

I don't know how old I was when I watched Texas Chain Saw Massacre at 0:00 am. alone :)

[Septimus]

In my childhood It was really scaring

[IdolEyes787]

In my childhood It was really scaring

I loved the book(recommend it but it's a biggie over 1200 pages) but can't really remember anything of the movie except the clown with shark's teeth.

[neo24]

The Exorsist

[clocker]

Looking back, the two films that still have the greatest impact on me are Night of the Living Dead and Alien.

N.O.T.L.D. was grim, depressing and totally lacking in artifice...and in the end everyone dies.

Alien not only featured the classic "chestburst" scene but very cannily keeps the actual alien unseen for the rest of the film so you really have no idea what to expect.
Plus, there is the art of H.R. Giger and Siguerney Weaver in panties...what more can you ask for?

[IdolEyes787]

Alien not only featured the classic "chestburst" scene but very cannily keeps the actual alien unseen for the rest of the film so you really have no idea what to expect.
Plus, there is the art of H.R. Giger and Siguerney Weaver in panties...what more can you ask for?

Ridley Scott (the director) apparently didn't tell the actors what was going to happen in the "chestburst" scene so that their reactions would be more believable.Their looks of shock and disgust are genuine.

No panties?:naughty:

[clocker]

Ridley Scott (the director) apparently didn't tell the actors what was going to happen in the "chestburst" scene so that their reactions would be more believable.Their looks of shock and disgust are genuine.

I've read that too...interview with Veronica Car***ight, IIRC.

I was a bartender in D.C. when that film came out.
Up the street was a grand old theater and we used to comp drinks to the staff in exchange for invites to prescreenings.
They would hold midnight shows for the staff before the movies opened and it was always a great time...lots of alcohol and other stimulants- your basic drunken, stoned party in a big theater.

Alien scared the fuck out of the 50 or so people that were there...we stumbled out into the early morning in shock.

Ah, good times.

Edit: why is the board editing out her name?

[IdolEyes787]

I was a bartender in D.C. when that film came out.
Up the street was a grand old theater and we used to comp drinks to the staff in exchange for invites to prescreenings.
They would hold midnight shows for the staff before the movies opened and it was always a great time...lots of alcohol and other stimulants- your basic drunken, stoned party in a big theater.

Alien scared the fuck out of the 50 or so people that were there...we stumbled out into the early morning in shock.


Washington back in the day must have been a very interesting place to live indeed.
Nice to know something about you clocker.
When I first arrived here, I'm ashamed to admit that in my ignorance, I made some assumptions about you not based on any facts.Nothing too bad just a knee-jerk reaction to authority.
I think that might be the scariest thing of all.


Plus of course at the very end of "Carrie" when...... well you know.
Best jump out of your seat moment if not really the scariest.

[clocker]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/03/Eric_Cartman_Chickenlover.jpeg

[IdolEyes787]

http://www.gamerevolution.com/images/misc/Image/girl_scared_and_wet.jpg

[devilsadvocate]

In making my nomination the criteria is that the movie not only had to make the audience "jump", but also affected them afterwards.

My choice is IMO a masterpiece of cinematography because it had the lamest special effects and still had people jumping out of their seats and covering their eyes. Seeing this film really did make people nervous about "going in the water".

I nominate "JAWS"

If it were released today I doubt it would have a fraction of the impact but in it's day it truly was the definition of scary.

[kaffeine]

In my childhood It was really scaring
I was 6 when I first watched IT and it scared the shit out of me.

[ligerpt]

Shutter (not the remake).
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0440803/

That ending...OMFG!
Don´t miss.

[polemic]

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre

[killuminati96]

Night of the Living Dead (Remake)

I don't know why but this movie is so creepy to me I never watch it. (got it on tape)

edit: i wanna add "Event Horizon"..very good movie..creepy and has gore

[lebeer]

Shutter(the original one) scared the hell out of me:D

[kp666]

not the scariest but the goriest was the movie called INSide

[kp666]

[REC] was also ok

[0riGiNaLBoX]

the last watched horror movie is THE EYE because i hate horror because i am fearful :(

[armandox]

Halloween is very very Horror I can't see it again:cry:

[JLegacy]

Pyscho, good movie.

Alien, yes, one of my favourite movies.

[jurdepur]

Rec, haven't seen it but should be good

[n1lfeom]

Encounters of the third kind..

[caranthonio]

the eye

[morbius]

The Exorcist: couldn't sleep for 2 nights after seeing this thing.

[j2k4]

Looking back, the two films that still have the greatest impact on me are Night of the Living Dead and Alien....

I was weaned on horror flicks, and I remember attending Night of the Living Dead in hopeful anticipation of something that would make me jump out of my seat; no such thing happened, alas, and I remember thinking (with a bit of youthful pride) that I was probably the only person in the theater who hadn't made an ass of himself at some point during the film.

At the point I tried to rise in order to leave the movie house, however, I realized my hands wouldn't release the arm-rests of my seat...:ermm:

[sale]

The Eye, god it's scary, i couldn't sleep next few days...:(

[clocker]

Yeah, Jessica Alba will do that to you.

[kuracat]

Dead End

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0308152/

It scared the shit out of me :D

[Express]

The Blair Witch Project is great watch it and enjoy

[mebaali]

Henry the portrait of serial killer(not a pure horror genre but a very disturbing Psychopath story)

Salo or 120 Days of Sodom(another disturbing film this is an italian old classic with all possible exploitation in it)

The Thing(one of the best Sci-Fi horror i ever seen)

Mouth of Madness(an underrated surrealistic classic from Director of The Thing)

[zoom2zoom]

The Shining

[mebaali]

u r right zoom2zoom

i dont know how i missed it

one of the best atmospheric horror of last 30 years- The Shining

[deadalive1]

Saw the Exorcist when I was 10 at the drive in, the other half was Jaws. Needless to say I didn't swim that summer and avoided priests like the plague. Absolutely nothing at all since then has been scary, gory yes, scary no.

[OTO]

Saw

[ronaldo0o8]

the ring 1

[Ramus]

Saw

[eram]

that is for sure [REC]!

[lostdemon]

The excorcist
I remember as a little kid being forced to watch that crap.
All other scary movies especially these new ones aren't scary at all.

[GXice]

When I was young it was Freddy Krueger haunting my dreams.

Recently I saw a Japanese film called Dark Water. Scared the sh*t out of me.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Water_(2002_film)

[snx]

check out a spanish movie called "the orphanage"

[daveb29]

One of my all time Favs was The Ring... that movie just freaked me out

[madjock]

The House That Bled to Death 1980...still haunts me

[adubbz]

It all depends when...I remember 'The Ring' scaring the crud outta me when I was a kid.

I gotta admit that recently, the 'Evil Dead' remake was very well done.

[frosty2]

jeepers creepers

[waik]

When i was young i remember watching salems lot, the young vampire at the window shat me up. Re-watched it at uni and though wtf!

[thebigo]

What lies beneath... i guess more suspenseful that scary

[madmac999]

Jacobs Ladder, the shaking head scenes freaked me out.

[Cpt_Picard]

My Wedding Video scared me senseless.Could not see it being able to get a rating for general release so this is one that only I can review lol

[zerosquared]

Still the original Exorcist - Director's Cut (so you get the spider-walk down the stairs and other little goodies)

[sweet_nutz]

Still the original Exorcist - Director's Cut (so you get the spider-walk down the stairs and other little goodies)

i know right... its a classic and still gives me goosebumps whats get me every time is when shes crying in latin

[slyfox250]

the ring was pretty scary in theaters. 13 ghosts was pretty scary

[cmc27564]

Event Horizon

[andreta]

that is for sure [REC]!

Agreed, the original one .
The final scene in particular is a heart stopper .

[IWasSomeone]

The woman in black made me jump. The girl in front gave a long scream. Was funny as hell. LOL

[sid66]

annabelle was pretty good

[bubjet]

Babadook was a pretty freaky recent movie

[thrasher]

I agree this was one that had an impact - Texas Chainsaw Massacre

[demod8698]

Babadook, Exorcist and the Ring.

[validyeoman]

Insidious and The Conjuring. Scared the hell out of me.

[onsi]

The exorcist is probably the most scariest, specially because of the early age I was when I saw it!

[Joomladev]

Deathdream' (1972) is the best scariest movie i have ever seen in my life

[inc77]

The Japanese movies were the best back in the day... Ju-on, Ring, etc...

[pnicho01]

The Exorcist, I saw it when I was 15 scared of that movie still

[Joomladev]

killer clowns from outer space.

[GarethSA]

Seems silly now but at the time 13 Ghosts

[IdolEyes787]

No, actually it seemed silly then too.

On the other hand the original 13 Ghosts was good in a " actually had a plot and so didn't totally rely on wank special effects to play to the lowest common denominator " sort of way though.

[shaina]

When I was a wee lad the scariest movie I watched was "Black Christmas" (the original not the remake).
You should check it out , it was filmed in a house an a very prestigious area in Toronto Canada (Forest Hill)
And stars Margot Kidder (before rehab) , Olivia Hussey , John Saxon.

[megabyteme]

When I was a wee lad the scariest movie I watched was "Black Christmas"

Sounds TERRIFYING!

Kid: Where's my bike?
Narrator: It was taken by Black Christmas!

Kid2: I can't find my skateboard.
Narrator: It was taken by Black Christmas!

Little Girl: My dolly is missing...
Narrator: It was taken by Black Christmas!

Husband: Was someone just here? Why's your pussy so loose and wet?
Narrator: It was taken by Black Christmas!

[shaina]

When I was a wee lad the scariest movie I watched was "Black Christmas"

Sounds TERRIFYING!

Kid: Where's my bike?
Narrator: It was taken by Black Christmas!

Kid2: I can't find my skateboard.
Narrator: It was taken by Black Christmas!

Little Girl: My dolly is missing...
Narrator: It was taken by Black Christmas!

Husband: Was someone just here? Why's your pussy so loose and wet?
Narrator: It was taken by Black Christmas!


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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071222/




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And I get your point Ass:yup::yup:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071222/


If you guys want more details check out the link
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[axxxxa]

Original Evil Dead. watched it when I was young and scared the shite out of me.... now I watch it and it scares the shite out of me :-) must be a mental thing.

[CATRINA123]

The Exorcist is a classic horror movie which makes me cry because to fear .

[mindyinchains]

Stir of Echoes

[gamelink]

The Ring really scared the crap out of me first time I watched (with one friend, in the dark, at about 1am).

I have to say for "moments" of scariness that scene in The Ring where she comes out of the TV doing the creep gave me a chill.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvvhLPq_kFk

[TheFool]

Willow Creek

[Joomladev]

The Exorcist collection this was the scariest movie for me I have ever seen.

[RVB]

Rec and insidious.

[Cooldrum]

Have not seen any in a bit that would be scary.

[megabyteme]

Have not seen any in a bit that would be scary.

Thank you for your valuable contribution to the site's knowledge base. :mellow:

[pootystomp]

"Super size me," 'cause Morgan Spurlock represents the rise of the egotistical hippie. God he's such a pussy.

[dgrad04]

the conjured

[kavinsac]

Conjuring - it was really scary...

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[c-bob]

Twilight zone the movie scared the poop out of me as a kid back in the 80's.