Scariest movies

[Shady]

I'm looking for some of the scariest movies ever made. When I google this movies such Halloween, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Psycho, Nightmare On Elm Street, etc. I don't find these movies in any way scary. I can understand years ago when they first were released but now-a-days not at all. I'm looking for movies like Ju-On. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

[DeVuL]

To be honest, I've never been scared by a "scary movie"... I really couldn't tell you....

I could tell you though that if you asked my mother, she'd say The Exorcist.... although I laughed through that movie...

I really got nothing for you... I just enjoy the screaming... *grin*

[The Flayed One]

I could tell you though that if you asked my mother, she'd say The Exorcist.... although I laughed through that movie...

If she would have said Exorcist III, she'd have a case. Also, try Session 9.

[neverending]

Or "Boo"........

[nicklord1]

Hi to be scared in a movie you really have to loose yourself in the plot i know when i take it seriously or watch with friends i have 2 different reactions to a movie.

Movies for me that were quite scary were superstition , amityville , house by the cemetery.

Of course if you dont try to beleive in the movie and think its just one big joke you wont be scared .

[Angra]

I always recommend "Ju-on" and "Salems Lot". So.... there ya go.

[Shady]

The only movies that scare me are movies that are possible and can easily happen. I want a good movie about a haunted house or ghosts to be released. Those are the type of movies that freak me out mainly because I saw one as a kid back when I lived with my mom. Nothing would make me happier than if I could write the script for a horror movie about a haunted house. I have some great ideas and I think I could make one hell of a scary movie.

[fortunato]

David Lynch's Inland Empire.

[Dante'sInferno]

American Psycho, that movie is hilarious!




No wait....., you said scary right? I'll have to get back to you on that one.

[DeVuL]

Nothing would make me happier than if I could write the script for a horror movie about a haunted house. I have some great ideas and I think I could make one hell of a scary movie.

Then do it.. my boyfriend and I are in the process of writing a zombie flick :D We've got a couple people that we can give it to once it's complete...

[Shady]

Then do it.. my boyfriend and I are in the process of writing a zombie flick We've got a couple people that we can give it to once it's complete...

I wouldn't know where to start on who to give it too.

[The Flayed One]

Or "Boo"........

That does it. We are officially arch enemies.

[neverending]

That does it. We are officially arch enemies.

:p


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[_____V_____]

The Village.

The plot twist will make you shit in your pants.

[Babygurl20]

Hi to be scared in a movie you really have to loose yourself in the plot i know when i take it seriously or watch with friends i have 2 different reactions to a movie.

Movies for me that were quite scary were superstition , amityville , house by the cemetery.

Of course if you dont try to beleive in the movie and think its just one big joke you wont be scared .

I agree, "House By The Cemetary" was quite chilling. And I am going to get joked on for these two, but I also found "House of 1000 Corpses quite freaky, especially at the end. I also found "White Noise 2" to be quite scary, though scary in a 'jumpy' sort of way. "Pet Sematary" was great, and so was the original "Night Of The Living Dead" (in black & white I must add......it just gives the whole movie an eerie vibe.)

[SodaGirl]

Pet Sematary is the only movie that truly disturbs me. I pretty much won't even watch it anymore.

[marianne]

I'm looking for some of the scariest movies ever made. When I google this movies such Halloween, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Psycho, Nightmare On Elm Street, etc. I don't find these movies in any way scary. I can understand years ago when they first were released but now-a-days not at all. I'm looking for movies like Ju-On. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
i havnt really been scared by a scary story but they are really good like ummm...
friday the 13th
jaws is ok
messangers is really good too but the ending is really crap

[Shady]

i havnt really been scared by a scary story but they are really good like ummm...
friday the 13th
jaws is ok
messangers is really good too but the ending is really crap

Messengers was horrible. Friday the 13th was alright at best, highly overrated films. Jaws was a boring ass movie. Good for one watch but after that it really boring.

[sfear]

Robert Wise's THE HAUNTING is still the scariest film I've yet to see.

[VampiricClown]

As I always say....

Dead Birds

[Rodus]

I first saw Childs Play when I was 10, scared the life out of me.

[cryptkeeper666]

A Nightmare on Elm Street
Children of the Corn IV: The Gathering
Final Destination
Hell Night
Scream

these flicks scare me pretty good enough.
and never get to tire of watching them ether.
and much much other faves as well.

[fuglystick]

Carrie was the first film that scared the bejesuz out of me. But I was young then, so it doesn't have the same fright factor as it once did. Still an awesome film in my book though.

[creepycrawler23]

You didn't think that the Texas Chainsaw Massacre was scary??? dang. Have you seen Stephen King's "It"?

[Halfpastundead]

I'm gonna have to go with Blair Witch. That movie is terrifying if you let it take you in. I also don't really get scared by that many movies. The things that scare me are Chris Cunningham videos, check out "Rubber Johnny" and his Aphex Twin video for "Come to Daddy". Those are really creepy, that guy should be doing movies.

[Shady]

You didn't think that the Texas Chainsaw Massacre was scary??? dang. Have you seen Stephen King's "It"?

Yes, I saw "It". That movie definately creeped me out. Creeped me out as a kid and the clown still gets to me now.

[ferretchucker]

It is pretty scary. I thought the original TCM was aswell.

On the subject of Stephen King, I think Misery can be pretty scary at times, just how possible it is.

[roshiq]

[Rec.]
Shutter (Original Thai Horror)
Alone (Thai Horror)
Ju-on
The Evil Dead;)

[Silencio]

These are the scariest movies I have ever seen...

10. "The Shining" (1980)
9. "Friday the 13th" (1980)
8. "The Descent" (2005)
7. "The Others" (2001)
6. "Welcome to the Jungle" (2007)
5. "[rec]" (2007)
4. "The Exorcist" (1973)
3. "The Ring" (2002)
2. "Session 9" (2001)
1. "The Blair Witch Project" (1999)

[re93animator]

There's not many that have truly scared me. Though, a few have gotten a good ways under my skin.

If you want to get scared or feel the closest to being scared as possible, I highly recommend these:
1. Wait Until Dark may take a while to get to the "scary" parts, but the whole ending itself of the film is pretty damn terrifying. Beware of the Alan Arkin "jump across the screen" scene.;)
2. The Picture of Dorian Gray
3. Deliverance
4. The Shining
5. The Exorcist

I'm sure you've seen or at least heard about the last two though.

For a more modern horror film, I'd recommend The Mist for the harrowing aura it contains.

[creepycrawler23]

you want scary???? gingerdead man