What's the scariest movie your seen?

[Tim18]

That film is excellent, very suprising, and multi-layered for a horror film, i love the points it makes about religion and race, and a hell of a shocking finale, but... and heres a big but, what is wrong with you, how do you find it scary! Its not! For me scary is either people or ghosts, not aliens & monsters, i find that really stupid, im sorry i do, dont get it.

To asnwer your question I am embarrassingly easy to scary and the Mist is the only horror film I've been able to get through all the way.

[Tim18]

The remake of Children Of The Corn., saw it today because there was a marathon of The Children Of Corn movies.

[Romann]

I walked in on my dad watching Abominable when I was 9...for the next week, I speed-ran to get out of dark rooms/the hallway, and jumped at every little sound when I tried to sleep.

[Chase]

Does NBC News, ABC News, or BBC News count as movies? Because those videos scare the bejebus out of me.

[MisterTinkles]

House of Wax, the original with Vincent Price...

that movie scared the bejesus out of me when I was a little kid

Ah, the master of the macabre.

I LOVE.....no, I ADORE Vincent Price!!!

My favorites were the "Dr. Phibes" movies.

Ive always wanted to be Dr. Phibes in an updated movie version......kind of a mix between Tim Burton style and the "Saw" movies.

[Kiid]

screens don't frighten me!

[mihai]

i must say Twilight. i saw only 30 mins and i got scared too watch of that crap.

[mbennet35]

I was always scared of the movie Werewolf in London. I watched it when I was 9 years old and ever since it still creeps me out to watch it. For some reason werewolf movies scare me lol :0

[miimo]

Noroi. it's a Japanese film.... still creeps me out until this day (and i watched it over 4 years ago)

[starbelly]

Film was my first love, specifically horror, and I've seen EVERY horror movie in the book... well, just about every one. Ask me, and I've probably seen it (and I'm not one of those people who says that and has only seen gore flicks of the past 10 years). I think I'm pretty educated on the genre, and I have to say the two that stick out in my mind are Vampyr (1932), and The Strangers (2008).

Vampyr is like a nightmare more than anything, and is really absorbing. It's a silent movie, but it's so offbeat and dreamy and it totally got under my skin. Really haunting cinematography. I'd consider one of the earliest examples of the horror film.

The Strangers, on the other hand, makes the cut frankly because after I saw it in the theater at a midnight showing, I was so rattled by it that I went home and couldn't sleep. It was the night before my high school graduation, and I had to get up early the next morning for graduation practice. My friend slept over, and neither her nor I were able to sleep. I actually incessantly made sure every entry to the house was locked, and I don't get frightened by horror films really ever, so I knew there was something special about it. It was the most tense experience I've ever had in a movie theater, before or since, and I went to my graduation practice in zombie mode. The tension is wound so finely that I found it almost unbearable at times. It's not a perfect movie, but it's probably the best horror movie of that decade, IMO.

The remake of Silent House with Elizabeth Olsen had a similar effect on me, although not quite as much so.

A couple other eerie ones (although not particularly petrifying) that stick out in my mind are:

Let's Scare Jessica to Death
Suspiria
The Innocents
Don't Look Now
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