Thread: Top 10 Scariest movies of all time?

Garo wrote: Shockey1979 wrote: Dark Water scared you? The Japanese one? Yes. The remake? Made me cry. So awful. Jennifer Connelly looked exceptional in it though.

whenmidgetsatak wrote: DannyB wrote: whenmidgetsatak wrote: DannyB wrote: whenmidgetsatak wrote: So idk if this is really a spoiler or not, but will treat it as such Did anyone else find it hilarious when the doctor guy came in for the second time? What a great excuse to go home early. Ohhhh, yeahhh, this demon guy really wants me to go home and watch my favorite tv show, so ima have to peace out . If this were my job, I would do that every...

ttrraavviiss wrote: The guys that said [rec], did Quarantine scare you too? I thought the American version was better.. Wow. I haven't seen Quarantine , but the people I know who have seen it have said that it's nothing near as good as [REC].

J Pep 4 Step wrote: 1. Excorcist 2. Blair Witch Project 3. The Shining 4. Evil Dead 5. Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Original) I can't think of any other movies that even remotely scared me. Really, only the top 2 on the list scared me. The rest just creaped me out at points. And of all of them, only the Excorcist still scares me. The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre used to scare the crap out of me as a kid. Now it's easily my favorite...

DannyB wrote: whenmidgetsatak wrote: DannyB wrote: whenmidgetsatak wrote: So idk if this is really a spoiler or not, but will treat it as such Did anyone else find it hilarious when the doctor guy came in for the second time? What a great excuse to go home early. Ohhhh, yeahhh, this demon guy really wants me to go home and watch my favorite tv show, so ima have to peace out . If this were my job, I would do that every damn time. I would be...

Shockey1979 wrote: Dark Water scared you? The Japanese one? Yes. The remake? Made me cry. So awful.

Buckrock101 wrote: ttrraavviiss wrote: The guys that said [rec], did Quarantine scare you too? I thought the American version was better.. Wow. I haven't seen Quarantine , but the people I know who have seen it have said that it's nothing near as good as [REC]. It is literally the exact same movie, except in english, with different actors and VERY minor differences in the movie. The location, what happens, how everything happens,...

dont know how much of a horror movie The Vanishing , the 1988 version, is but that was great, check it out if you haven't seen it yet.

Buckrock101 wrote: keysersoze3421 wrote: The only movie that I've seen that frightened me was The Shining , and I think it was due to the fact that the first time I saw it, I was in a secluded, snowed-in cabin in the mountains. Was your husband there writing a novel at the same time? Now THAT would be scary. No, he stayed home. I really need to see this [REC] business.

xmike609x wrote: john_moser1 wrote: I was never really scared by movies. I'll post my 10 favorites though. 1. A Nightmare on Elm Street 2. Friday the 13th Part VII 3. The Silence of the Lambs 4. Halloween 5. The Exorcist 6. Hellraiser 7. A Nightmare on Elm Street Part III 8. Friday the 13th 9. The Shining 10. Stephen King's "It" Yay. Someone else loves A Nightmare on Elm Street besides meee. Aw yeah, man. Freddy is...