exactly, o and that noise at the beggining of TCM has to be the scariest nois in the world to me

Maybe you didn't see it as a child - Regan's decomposing face, yellow eyes and jolting bursts of speaking in a man's voice are all terribly chilling.

Rock music in Italian horror!

Argento at least has the balls (probably against all production advice) to hit us with some of the heavy stuff when we least expect it - poor dead Donald Pleasance carried away to blasting Motorhead in Phenomena? Top stuff.

my friend dustin is unable to watch horror movies because he is easily scared, but me, I get scared sometimes.

you may laugh If I told you this but when I watched Halloween IV I couldn't sleep for a week:( I got used to the series

but a movie that if really scarey is the 2003-2004 version of the Texas Chainsaw Masacure and 13 ghosts.

they were both really scarey the 1990's version of the Texas Chainsaw Masacure version was funny.

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to ..... well lets see ....

scrapelord, or skinnedkneelord ....
work your way up to death ...

Thirteen Ghosts? Good God! ...too each his own I guess...

Holy shit! A moment? Fuck, more like 5! Still, not scary. Still an awesome movie tho, I loved it.


As far as the topic goes, Ive been scared once, and once alone. Most of the movie was boring as fuck, but the last 15 or some min, the tension waas enough to provoke a glimmer of fear deep inside of me. The Blair Witch Project, and I am now eternally greatefull to that movie.

No, I think I have also become immune to actual scares in a movie. TCM, Exorcist, Psycho, Halloween....All awesome, but scary? No.

Not at all - this is the best sequel to the original; scary, unpredictable, gory (and even toned down before its release by the distributors) and with a pounding update of Carpenter's unnerving theme tune.

I also think Halloween 4 is a good sequel...but scary ? No :eek:

Tell me what film you find scary, then.

Ringu, The Phone.....