what is the most scary film you've seen?

[neverending]

Your story about the Exorcist makes me think of the Bill Cosby routine about monsters. Have you ever heard it?

[SteyrAUG]

Originally Posted by neverending

Your story about the Exorcist makes me think of the Bill Cosby routine about monsters. Have you ever heard it?

Probably, but it's not coming to mind.

[neverending]

It's called "Monsters" - from one of his first landmark albums.

[TheWickerFan]

Originally Posted by neverending

Your story about the Exorcist makes me think of the Bill Cosby routine about monsters. Have you ever heard it?

Do you mean his walk on the 9th Street Bridge with his friend Old Weird Harold?

[neverending]

Yah, you had to have your music with you so the monsters wouldn't get you.

[SteyrAUG]

Originally Posted by neverending

Yah, you had to have your music with you so the monsters wouldn't get you.

That one must have gotten past me, I'll have to look it up. I was always more of a Richard Pryor kind of guy anyway.

[neverending]

Without Cosby blazing the trail, Pryor would never have found an audience.

Bill Cosby won the Grammy for best comedy album four years in a row. Nobody before or since has done that.

[SteyrAUG]

Originally Posted by neverending

Without Cosby blazing the trail, Pryor would never have found an audience.

Bill Cosby won the Grammy for best comedy album four years in a row. Nobody before or since has done that.

It was not my intent to dismiss Cosby or any of his contributions. I was just stating a general preference.

[TheWickerFan]

Originally Posted by neverending

Yah, you had to have your music with you so the monsters wouldn't get you.

I loved those! I also loved the story of Bill Cosby listening to Lights Out and hearing the Chicken Heart story. That was always one of my all time favorites.

[myteemouth]

The scariest film Ive seen lately is Insidious and that one kept me up nights