Scariest Movie Ever? - Page 2

LadyRieinAL · 10-31-2012, 06:55 PM

could not watch the exorcist
the hills have eyes
The Rite
Silence of the lambs

Ginger · 11-01-2012, 07:20 AM

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Originally Posted by LadyRieinAL

could not watch the exorcist
the hills have eyes
The Rite
Silence of the lambs

Oh yeah, Silence of the Lambs!!! It came out so long ago and yet still today, when I see a big man with a little fluffy dog, I keep walking and don't slow down to pet it, as much as I love to stop and pet other types of dogs and talk to their owners. Silly of me, but can't help it.

blackboot · 11-01-2012, 09:28 AM

Definitely, "The Exorcist" scared the raised-Roman-Catholic-hell out of me. I slept with the light on for a month. "The Entity," made in the 80's did the same. I won't watch scary movies anymore. Life is scary enough.

Gemme · 10-31-2012, 07:24 PM

I don't know if it's the scariest movie ever for me, since different movies have affected me stronger at different points in my life, but this is one fucked up movie. I didn't go near storm drains or even sinks without great hesitation for a loooong time after this came out.

Oh, and Jaws. Didn't go near water of any kind, even pools, for a long time too.

puddin' · 10-31-2012, 07:31 PM

psycho (1960)
deliverance (1972)
the exorcist (1973)
the shining (1980)
orphan (2009)

Duchess · 11-01-2012, 02:25 AM

[QUOTE=Gemme;689183]I don't know if it's the scariest movie ever for me, since different movies have affected me stronger at different points in my life, but this is one fucked up movie. I didn't go near storm drains or even sinks without great hesitation for a loooong time after this came out.

Oh, and Jaws. Didn't go near water of any kind, even pools, for a long time too.

It's that damn CLOWN!!!!

cinnamongrrl · 11-01-2012, 03:28 AM

Regarding IT...the book was FAR scarier... I remember looking over the top of the book as I was reading....praying Pennywise wasn't at the foot of my bed....shiver.....

As far as movies go...for myself it's the original Friday the 13th. I still have some residual fears from it. My dad was not really thinking and let me watch it 2 weeks before I went to camp for the first time.....

Let's just say....as much as I LOVE the water....I did NOT participate in the water stuff.....

Gemme · 11-01-2012, 04:57 AM

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It's that damn CLOWN!!!!

Yup. Although I'm not afraid or hateful of clowns, that was one jacked up dude.

Cinnamon, most books are better by far, whether scary or not. I remember reading The Tommyknockers and being so involved in it that I missed a couple of meals and didn't even know it. They made a tv show from it, but I couldn't watch more than a few minutes because they just weren't able to recreate the world that Stephen King did. It just wasn't good enough.

QueenofSmirks · 11-09-2012, 06:06 PM

There were so many great, scary movies when I was younger:

Phantasm
The Changeling (still a great movie, with George C. Scott)
The Sentinal
Rosemary's Baby
Jaws - I was an avid swimmer, and scared of my own pool after that. LOL
The Shining- possible the only screen play of Stephen King horror novels that did it any justice
John Carpenter's The Thing - which I still love today
Cat People

I'm sure there are many more!

Gemme · 11-09-2012, 08:33 PM

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Honestly, I'm trying to remember the last movie that actually "scared" me (as opposed to startled me- by things jumping out of closets and such), and I can't remember when! It's been THAT long! Edited to add: Final Destination actually did scare me

. Edited to add even more: Ok, now that I said I can't remember, I remember! Signs (with Mel Gibson) scared and fascinated me!

I actually like the Final Destination series, as well as the Nightmare on Elm Street series. If the movie mixes scare with humor, I can tolerate it. If not, I can't. Now, that doesn't mean that I don't get startled by stuff, but I feel fear from these movies.

Oh! There was a movie I watched when I shouldn't have eons ago, that was about a monster baby that killed pretty much everyone. I think it was called It Lives or something.

Nope. It's Alive.

See the clip @ 5:45.

LaneyDoll · 11-09-2012, 09:08 PM

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I actually like the Final Destination series, as well as the Nightmare on Elm Street series. If the movie mixes scare with humor, I can tolerate it. If not, I can't. Now, that doesn't mean that I don't get startled by stuff, but I feel fear from these movies.

Oh! There was a movie I watched when I shouldn't have eons ago, that was about a monster baby that killed pretty much everyone. I think it was called It Lives or something.

Nope. It's Alive.

My sister and I went to to see the first Final Destination. My son and I went to see the fifth. When the last scene started, as soon as he spoke to the stewardess, realization hit and I found my ultimate fave film series.

always2late · 11-09-2012, 09:27 PM

I'm a huge fan of horror movies, books, miniseries...you name it. And I've never seen a movie that actually scared me. I do have a morbid fascination with "Jaws" and "Open Water" because I have a irrational fear of sharks and these two movies are my worst nightmares come to life.

QueenofSmirks · 11-09-2012, 09:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Gemme

I actually like the Final Destination series, as well as the Nightmare on Elm Street series. If the movie mixes scare with humor, I can tolerate it. If not, I can't. Now, that doesn't mean that I don't get startled by stuff, but I feel fear from these movies.

Oh! There was a movie I watched when I shouldn't have eons ago, that was about a monster baby that killed pretty much everyone. I think it was called It Lives or something.

Nope. It's Alive.

See the clip @ 5:45.

Oh, I remember It's Alive very well!

Which also brought to mind: Demon Seed
Embryo
Coma (still a fav of mine!)
Saturn 3 (a sci-fi thriller)

Linus · 10-07-2013, 10:50 AM

Given that Hallowe'en is just around the corner..

Not really scary but visually well done I'd recommend Nightwatch and Daywatch. These Russian films (with the wildest subtitles I've ever seen) are really well done and have a flavour that seems similar to Resident Evil with some dark humour thrown in.

For horror/scary, lately I did finally check out some of the Saw movies. Seriously, however, after the first couple the point was made. I started watching VII but couldn't finish it. We did finally check out Jaws. Now that is some good scary stuff there! It's all about the mind-mess, IMO.

princessbelle · 10-07-2013, 10:58 AM

I have a love/hate relationship with scary movies. I am terrified of them but can't seem to stay away from them.

I watched the Exorcist not too long ago, again. It's been awhile and honestly i thought "oh it won't be that scary now". It wasn't too scary until...

That chick comes down them steps doing a back-bend with her eyes all bugged out. I thought i would really loose it. I even lost feeling in my arms and legs.

Still, to this day, scary stuff. Gotta love it though.

Another one that comes to mind is the Shinning. That crazy looking Jack Nicholson is enough to send anyone over the edge.

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princessbelle Infamous Member How Do You Identify?: femme Preferred Pronoun?: femme ones Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Tennessee Posts: 6,100 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 29,380 Thanked 30,496 Times in 5,198 Posts Rep Power: 21474859	I have a love/hate relationship with scary movies. I am terrified of them but can't seem to stay away from them. I watched the Exorcist not too long ago, again. It's been awhile and honestly i thought "oh it won't be that scary now". It wasn't too scary until... That chick comes down them steps doing a back-bend with her eyes all bugged out. I thought i would really loose it. I even lost feeling in my arms and legs. Still, to this day, scary stuff. Gotta love it though. Another one that comes to mind is the Shinning. That crazy looking Jack Nicholson is enough to send anyone over the edge.