What is the scariest movie that you have ever seen?

[Renji]

YouTube - Messed-Up Bible Stories 1-2: Adam and Eve

 

[Wanetom]

House of wax scary movie

 

[Gharib]

jeepers creepers 2

not that i was scared or anything, i'm just saying.

 

[Twilight Hue]

Suicide Club

 

[Nepenthe]

Suicide Club

I like Suicide Club very much, but I don't find it scary so much as social satire in the vein of Battle Royale. But I love 'em both.

That reminds me that I watched Kairo again last weekend and it's still one of my favorite creepy J-horror films.

 

[shortfade2]

Scary movies make me laugh. The Unborn was hilarious.

 

[Twilight Hue]

Scary movies make me laugh. The Unborn was hilarious.

Now that you mentioned that, I recalled the very first time I saw Gremlins....

 

[freethinker44]

The Shining scared the hell out of me when I was a kid, to this day I can't use the bathroom unless I open the curtain on the shower. When I first saw it I was too young to understand it was a ghost story and I was like "why is this kid afraid of twins?", but the lady in the bathtub really freaked me out.

Horror movies don't scare me anymore, I have seen too many of them.

 

[Engyo]

The scariest movie I ever saw was Idiocracy.

 

[monta]

The scariest movie I ever saw was Idiocracy.

Was there not a tacit agreement not to mention this film ever again

 

[Engyo]

Was there not a tacit agreement not to mention this film ever again

I never ratified that treaty.

 

[Twilight Hue]

The scariest movie I ever saw was Idiocracy.

Was there not a tacit agreement not to mention this film ever again

I just looked at the trailer. I am now mentally and physically prepared to watch this.

I think.....

 

[Renji]

YouTube - dracula 2000 part 5

excerpt from dracula 2000. An atheist vampire.

 

[Aquitaine]

I remember watching the Japanses original of I think "Pulse", with the spirits taking souls, via computers.

It was a different kind of "scary", I've never been a fan of Gore or "Quick, shock" tactics in films, but this movie's ending portrayed such a feeling of lonliness and helplessness, and that to me was really, really scary.

When I was a kid I watched Alien(s) and Poltagiest, which was also pretty scary IIRC.

 

[Nepenthe]

I remember watching the Japanses original of I think "Pulse", with the spirits taking souls, via computers.

It was a different kind of "scary", I've never been a fan of Gore or "Quick, shock" tactics in films, but this movie's ending portrayed such a feeling of lonliness and helplessness, and that to me was really, really scary.

When I was a kid I watched Alien(s) and Poltagiest, which was also pretty scary IIRC.

See? Another vote for Pulse (Kairo)! That film has this overwhelming sense of dread and lonliness running throughout it. It's so subtle and creepy.

 

[Venatoris]

Clive Barker's Book of blood(2008) is the best horror movie i've seen in years.
Dawn of the Dead(remake) love the originals but this movie earned a special place for me.
Audition-hahaha, some lady attacked Miike at the premiere screaming that he was evil. note:I wouldn't watch on a full stomach)
Village of the Damned(1960 or 1995 versions) Albino kids with glowing eyes... nuff said.
Can't think of anything else right now

 

[te_lanus]

For me growing up it was E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial (1982). Don't know why but has yet to finish the movie. :faint:

 

[Venatoris]

Oh i forgot Pet Sematary.

 

[Johntor1]

the scary movie for me:.............Child's Play

 

[Just_me_Mike]

Pandorum was the scariest movie ever!!!!


NOT!!! Ya know I took my wife, and not only has the cost of our local movies gone upto 10 a person (yikes) the movie was sooooo boring.

The end was OK, but wow what a let down....