Scary Movies

[CoasterFanatic]

Some of my favorites

 

Fright Night (80s Version)

The Shining

Children of the Corn (At least up to the phony looking crucifix scene)

The Ring

Night of the Living Dead

Dawn of the Dead

Texas Chainsaw Massacre

[XANAX: The Ride]

Bah, Blair Witch isn't scary!! It was stupid to me hahaha... why was that dude standing in the corner??

 

Yes, that movie was over hyped and was a dud. But there was a reason for the guy in the corner.

 

Before the witch kills you she makes you stand in the corner - it was stated in the movie. The guy in the corner was a gonner...

[Florida420]

why was that dude standing in the corner??

 

Before the witch kills you she makes you stand in the corner - it was stated in the movie. The guy in the corner was a gonner...

^or he was taking a leak

 

don't bother with any of the ring movies (US versions) they blow. :?

 

Evil Dead (old school Raimi)

Evil Dead 2 (Funny, gory, corny, but a must see) it's even got an actor in it who is now on QVC, go figure

The Grudge (unedited version) pretty creepy

A Nightmare on Elm Street (1st one only)

Jaws (but it's only scary if you go skinny dipping in the ocean at night, right after you watch it)

 

Oh yeah .......Deliverance

 

 

 

P All "squeeeeeaaaal like a pig"

[HCOSurfer90]

My favorites - -

The Ring 1 and 2 (even though they arent THAT scary

Saw

Texas Chainsaw Massacre

The Shining

Amityville Horror (The new one)

[Mind Eraser]

Wes wrote:

It's NOT a traditional horror movie, but Requiem For A Dream is probably the scariest, most disturbing movie I've ever seen. I own it on DVD, and I've never been able to bring myself to watch it again.

 

andrea responded:

^why would that be a scary movie,it's about people getting addicted to drugs or is there more to it

 

If you don't see the fright in addiction, you probably have never been addicted to anything. Consider yourself lucky.

 

I own Requiem also, and I've never watched it a second time. Another good drug movie is Gia with Angelina Jolie.

 

As for scary movies, I love 80's slasher flicks. They don't scare me in the least bit, but they're so fun! If I'm gonna get spooked by a movie, it's gonna be a psychological horror movie. I can always tell if a movie has gotten to me by whether or not I check the back seat of my car after the movie.

 

I love buying horror series boxsets. I have the boxsets for Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday The 13th, and Sleepaway Camp. Hooray!

 

 

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