I'll grab it next time I go to the store :D

I think I was always put of by it because of most of that NYPD dude's attempts to be a movie star backfired.

Session 9 is very tense and suspenseful. I don't know if it SCARED me, but I was definitely wide-eyed and very aware. You know the state. Sort of nail-bitting.

[oREC] is the most recent film to frighten me. I was actually physically afraid through one scene. It's a must-watch, definitely.

The ending of The Blair Witch always makes me turn the lights on and look around the room, too. Just something about it, and my intense fear for always thinking "someone's behind me right now, watch me, hiding, waiting... just watching. Just there because they can be."

The Exorcist
Evil Dead
Dawn of the dead (remake)
The Thing
Leviathan

scared
 

no movies scare me , i dont scare easy,

you know, a lot of people said this, but i have a strong feeling it wont make a lick of dfference. The movie as a whole didnt have a single scene that I could have thought of as potentially scary.

session 9 did have one extremely eerie scene, when that guy was alone in the building trying to find the coins.

Growing up in the 60's , a bunch of us kids used to thrive on going to the movies on a Saturday afternoon to watch scary movies like "The Tingler" "The Blob" and "The Fly" The girls would freak out and us guys would take advantage of that, putting our arms around the nearest screaming, gum chewing babe. Score every time!

Try that today and you'll end up a registered sex offender! :D

-Exorcist

There are alot of other films that are creepy,but nothing freaks me out like the Exorcist.

how is 28 days later scientifically possible?

The Shing,The Exorcist, Session9......I guess thats it... I dont know.Movies dont really scare me,but those are some creepy ones.And as someone mention the original Haunting was pretty damn creepy as well.