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Edited by phillip0522:
2/15/2014 11:56:30 AM
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Scariest movie ever made?
I've [i]always hated[/i] scary movies....until recently. I don't know what it is, but I enjoy being scared shitless now. The scariest movie I've seen is probably The Conjuring. But I'm sure there are movies far scarier than those.
What's the scariest movie you've seen?
I might attempt to watch it.
Edit: I just remembered, The Exorcist from 1990 was the movie that probably pushed me away from the horror genre until now. I saw parts of it as a kid and was terrified.
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i watched an excorcist film when i was five (high five) i surprisingly never got nightmares but vomited in bed in side...weird i think it's excorcist (like you mentioned in your edit) or sinister (hell, even the trailer creeped me out)
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3 RepliesGrave encounters one and two...-blam!-ing HATE asylum shit creeps me out...and stupidity is rampant....hey guys died in this haunted asylum...well -blam!- lets go there!.... -_-
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3 RepliesThe Messenger. The one that has Kristen Stewart in it, I think.
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1 ReplyAlien is pretty terrifying when you think about it.
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1 ReplyEdited by dazarobbo: 2/16/2014 1:33:27 AMHorror movies with blood and guts have never gotten the "scared" reaction from me, and that's because I find them hilarious to watch. The hacking/slasher movies are basically comedies to me. The kind of movies that do tend to affect me are psychological thrillers - the ones that get inside your head and have you on the edge of your seat with your palms sweating. That being said, Se7en is without a doubt the most scariest movie I've ever seen and one of my all time favourites. But again, the reasons for it being "scary" aren't because of the gore in the movie [spoiler](from what I can remember, none of the murders committed you see on-screen (except for the last)[/spoiler], but I think that really adds to the psychological aspect of it. For example, when they find the woman (prostitute(?)) who [spoiler]was killed by the man forced to wear the strap-on sex toy with the blade attached to the end[/spoiler] and you see a picture of the... "instrument", you get to start imagining what that might have been like. But my god, when the man [spoiler]starts explaining to the cops how he was forced to "-blam!- her" or be killed[/spoiler], and the way he was describing it... that was chilling. Although when [spoiler]Kevin Spacey[/spoiler] turns up and starts acting out his character, the way he does it is again, nothing short of chilling. The way he's so adamant about what's going to happen next when he's [spoiler]talking to the cops in the car[/spoiler] and his demeanour... I really want to watch it again now, but I wish I could watch it again as if it's the first time I'm seeing it. [b]It is an absolutely brilliant movie and I implore anyone here who hasn't seen it to do so as soon as possible[/b]. One other "scary" movie is [url=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0808279/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1]Funny Games[/url], which is, for lack of a better term [b][i][u]extremely disturbing[/u][/i][/b] (and more so than any other movie I've ever watched). But again, not gory or bloody, but psychologically disturbing in the sense that it is easy to imagine yourself in the positions of the lead characters of the movie. Couple that with the "acts" carried out against the characters and [i]absolute lack of all sense of sympathy and humanity portrayed[/i]... I refuse to watch this movie ever again.
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1 ReplyThe original Halloween is the only movie that ever scared me.
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3 RepliesThe Shining when it first came out was paralyzation inducing levels of scary.
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14 RepliesSigns scared the living shit out of me when I saw it when I was 11. Fantastic film.
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Traditional movies with a monster all in your face usually dont scare me. Its those movies like "The Shining" that really get to me because of their ambiguity.
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Honestly, the first [i]Alien[/i] movie is what has made me afraid of the dark. I love the [i]Alien[/i] series, and still watch it every now and again. Especially since there's an upcoming game, oh man I am so hyped. Here's a nice bit of trivia about the first movie: [i]Alien[/i] in some other countries is retitled as [i]The Eighth Passenger[/i]. That's pretty scary by itself.
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There really isnt any movie thats scary anymore.
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1 ReplyFilms just aren't scary. Meh.
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6 RepliesScariest movie I've seen is The Woman in Black
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9 RepliesEdited by Verbatim: 2/13/2014 8:55:02 PMI'll never understand how people can watch scary movies. Not that I scare easily, but just the idea of walking into a movie with the INTENT to BE SCARED... That seems really, really stupid to me. I tend to [i]avoid[/i] negative emotions at all cost, if I have the chance.
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4 RepliesDark Skies scared me a little
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9 Replies28 days and 28 weeks -blam!-ing terrifying
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5 RepliesGrave Encounters is pretty scary. And also REC. Check those out.
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I don't get scared by them anymore. As a kid hell yea but not anymore. I actually laugh at most horror films nowadays but one that I thought was creepy was "wicked little things" I showed that to a few people and they freaked out pretty bad.
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2 RepliesYou should check out The Evil Dead, the remake. The originals and Army of Darkness are great, too.
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3 RepliesOutlast.
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I don't get scared from/of movies. But my gf got scared by the Grudge movies.
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1 ReplyThe Fourth Kind and the Slenderman Youtube vids are the only things that still scare me after they're over.
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8 RepliesYOU ARE NOT READY FOR THE TERROR. NOTHING PREPARES YOU. NOTHING CAN. [spoiler][url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaoHmJgScCY]For this, there is no going back. Once seen, it cannot be unseen and your life will be changed forever.[/url][/spoiler]
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2 RepliesScariest movie I've ever seen was the woman in black
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1 ReplyI know someone else recommended REC, but I found a link to the movie on YT: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZFK3XqrSz0
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