Whats your favorite scary movie?

[L3ggy]

Too many great scary movies to just pick one.

 

[hothannah]

I don't find any films scary as such, although some (very few) can make me jump.

I find certain horrors more disturbing than scary. For example torture scenes and the like.

That's what most modern horrors go for nowadays - gore rather than the psychological scare.

If I had to pick one, the one that stands out that did kind of freak me out was The Blair Witch Project. I know, lame and embarrassing, but something in that film unnerved me.

 

[L3ggy]

Same with me Hannah, except that i don't find them disturbing.

 

[METAL HEAD]

saw

 

[Yankeefan21325]

The original Halloween. they should have never made anymore after the first one

 

[ChefChiTown]

I've never been scared by a movie that was supposed to be scary. The only time I get scared is when I watch a movie that is realistic, which has real-life terrifying drama going on. IE - rape, murder, war, etc. I usually find myself picturing myself and my loved ones in that situation and then get all sad and junk. I'm a pussy, is what I'm trying to say.

But, "scary" movies are sometimes enjoyable and my personal favorite is Critters. Sooooo awesomely bad.

 

[TheAdmiral]

Candyman 1 and 2

 

[PlasmaTwa2]

The Exorcist

The Strangers was also really good. Great atmosphere in the theatre.

 

[DukeLaCrosse]

the lizzie mcguire movie

 

[Member 1098]

the lizzie mcguire movie

LOL :1orglaugh

 

[hedonis]

John Carpenter's "The Thing" always scares me into being paranoid for a day or two after I've seen it.

I'm always waiting for one of my dogs to sprout tentacles and kill me.


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[Torre82]

ShowGirls.

Just kidding, The first Nightmare on Elm Street, always a favorite.

Fucker stole my answer! lol

Excellent reference. I thought that quote from scream is the perfect answer to this question.

 

[drdeath67]

John Carpenter's "The Thing" always scares me into being paranoid for a day or two after I've seen it.

I'm always waiting for one of my dogs to sprout tentacles and kill me.


H

One of my all time favorites! :thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

[Facetious]

Re-Animator all the way !

"Faces of Death" also tripped me out, although it was more of a documentary . .
The Exorcist 1 & 3 . . .

 

[panther]

The Descent. One of the scariest I've seen in a while.

 

[Joe11]

The original Halloween. they should have never made anymore after the first one

Some of the sequels were actually pretty good.

 

[Joe11]

Btw, I believe there already was a thread similar to this one.

 

[tunsty]

John Carpenter's "The Thing" always scares me into being paranoid for a day or two after I've seen it.

I'm always waiting for one of my dogs to sprout tentacles and kill me.


H

Yeah.. I'm always wary of people who's heads have legs and run across the floor.

 

[hedonis]

Some of the sequels were actually pretty good.

Parts of Halloween 2 are ok, and I liked parts of #4, and H20. 3 Sucked (though it really was a non-sequel), 5 and 6 are horrible, and that one where the rap guy used kung fu was one of the worst movies I've ever seen.

And I wouldn't touch Rob Zombie's remake with a ten foot butcher knife.

Yeah.. I'm always wary of people who's heads have legs and run across the floor.

Sometimes they're ok- you just have to make sure of two things:

1. Their intentions
2. Your flame thrower is properly charged.

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[BlueBalls]

The Passion Of The Christ.

That shit gave me chills and I couldnt sleep for week, it wasnt the movie so much although it was terrible, it was those retarded idiots who came out of the movie enlightened, and crying

- :crying: "I cant belive how much he gave for us"

Come on you fucking moron!!!!!