Most Horrifying Movie(Dedicated to Govtcheez) :P

What's the most horrifying movie? (For thoughs second graders out there, why?)

Edit: I'd say Halloween. I had a scarring childhood(er... well, an even more childer-hood than I am now) situation where I was seven... saw Halloween in the dark... sleeping over a friends house... that night I looked out the window and saw someone with the same mask looking up at me with a knife just like that. AND FOR YOUR INFORMATION I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW WHAT A DOOBY WAS AT THE TIME!!!

Edit: perfect situation for very degrading joke in 3.. 2.. 1 aaaand Now.

I'm bored and need some movies to watch...

Event Horizon
Blair Witch Project (you'll either love it or hate it)

Yah Blair was great, I've never heard of Event Horizon. (Going to check Amazon)

Scariest thing i've seen was a play called "The woman in black"

For films... i dunno i thought Ringu (orginal Japanese version of "The Ring") was reasonably chilling, and i thought blair witch was fairly scary though as with almost all scare flicks the "scaryness" is somewhat diminished by the characters IMMENSE stupidity.

I haven't watched it in awhile, but I didn't think the people in BWP did anything profoundly stupid, until the end.

Event Horizon wasn't so much scary as it was evil. It left me with some pretty weird feelings. I didn't like it at all.

I dunno - I had never been scared that much by a movie before. I really like it.

my impression was that the ship had gone to another dimension (possibly representing hell) and that they were all actually living in a piece of hell for the time they were there. It was scary, I shouldn't say it wasn't. It was just one of those movies that did so by bieng so unbelievably evil that you feel crappy after having watched it.

blair witch on the other hand, had issues. The only thing that made it remotely scary was that they made the movie as if it was the actual event caught on film. Clever considering it covered up some of the low budget flaws. I really feel like I should have seen the ending coming a mile away but it did surprise me for some reason.

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Like I said, you either loved it or you ahted it. I really liked that they made it so suspenseful and scary without ever showing big rubber monsters or blood splatters or anything.

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Originally posted by FillYourBrain
my impression was that the ship had gone to another dimension (possibly representing hell) and that they were all actually living in a piece of hell for the time they were there. It was scary, I shouldn't say it wasn't. It was just one of those movies that did so by bieng so unbelievably evil that you feel crappy after having watched it.

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There's no accounting for taste, huh :p

Any of you see 28 days later? I dled it... Haven't watched it yet... Should I go to the theatres and Paaay to see it?

Haven't seen it, but everyone that I've talked to said it was great.

you want scary, watch that new Jennifer Lopez flick.

Dude, don't even joke about that.

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Any of you see 28 days later?

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Yea i saw that months ago, i liked it

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I haven't watched it in awhile, but I didn't think the people in BWP did anything profoundly stupid, until the end.

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Heh you mean aside from throw the map away then wander aimlessly around going "the compass is screwed what should we, we're lost!!"

*Clyde whispers: follow the river*

"damnit we're still lost lets just head that way",

*Clyde says: follow the river!*

"OMG dude we're back where we started, omg we're gonna die lets just head in this random direction.

*Clyde yells: FOLLOW THE FREAKING RIVER*.

:D

Oh yeah, forgot about the map thing.

Screw you, Clyde - I liked it anyways :p

I loved the blair witch project and event horizon. I downloaded 28 days later and watched parts of that and liked the parts I saw (I saw an hour's worth).

Rosemary's baby was freaky, so was Storm of the Century. The author of the book that Storm of the Century is based on lives about 40 mins away from me (Stephen King, he lives in Bangor Maine, I live in Skowhegan Maine), the storyline of Storm of the Century took place off of the coast of my state. ooOooOoOo!

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my impression was that the ship had gone to another dimension (possibly representing hell) and that they were all actually living in a piece of hell for the time they were there.

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I thought they explicitely say in the movie they went into hell, not just a dimension representing it

Yah I dled 28 days later... buit freddy vs. jasoon won't work damnit... and I wanna watch it again.

Let us not forget the Exorcist.

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Originally posted by Silvercord
I thought they explicitely say in the movie they went into hell, not just a dimension representing it

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Very possibly, I don't remember. I've tried to forget. It's already established that I'm a big chicken.

if you want a good movie you can alwyas watch "The Shining"- by Kubrick :)

I didn't like the shining because it made no sense to me.

I love the exorcist, but only because my sister is scared to death of it and the only way I can get her to shut her 13 year old mouth is to pretend I'm possessed by the devil.

lmfao... what about halloween? that's terrofying

Fire in the Sky is creepy as hell! It's based off a true story, at least proclaimed as true, of a few people who were obducted by aliens in Flagstaff, AZ. I don't remember the much, because I haven't watched it since I was like 8. As far as I can remember I think that's the scariest movie ever that I've seen.

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I thought Blair Witch Project was pretty creepy the first time I watched it. The following times was sort of boring and stupid.

A movie I watched recently, called Thirteen Ghosts, was okay; it was a pretty good movie and a okay horror flick.

>Fire in the Sky is creepy as hell!<

Yeah it was pretty scary the first time I watched it when I was 8 or 9. The scenes of the alien abduction was what got me.

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Originally posted by drdroid
What's the most horrifying movie? (For thoughs second graders out there, why?)

Edit: I'd say Halloween. I had a scarring childhood(er... well, an even more childer-hood than I am now) situation where I was seven... saw Halloween in the dark... sleeping over a friends house... that night I looked out the window and saw someone with the same mask looking up at me with a knife just like that. AND FOR YOUR INFORMATION I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW WHAT A DOOBY WAS AT THE TIME!!!

Edit: perfect situation for very degrading joke in 3.. 2.. 1 aaaand Now.

I'm bored and need some movies to watch...

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Movies only scared me when I was younger, but not anymore.

If you really want to know what fear feels like, run around a cemetary at 3 in the mourning, or go to the mall and attempt to ask every girl for their phone number. That's scary!

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Originally posted by TechWins
Fire in the Sky is creepy as hell! It's based off a true story, at least proclaimed as true, of a few people who were obducted by aliens in Flagstaff, AZ. I don't remember the much, because I haven't watched it since I was like 8. As far as I can remember I think that's the scariest movie ever that I've seen. -

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I had to watch that in 8th grade. It sucked, really hard.

if you want a creepy movie check out "Houes Of a Thousand Corpses" -its the movie Rob Zombie wrote/directed. It was done 5 yrs ago or something but never got released because it was rated X for violence. Its out now with an R rating.

Hate to break it to you but that's not why they give x ratings... violence isn't the answer :D

edit: YAH!! Finally geting to see 28 days later... i think this is it's last day in theatres here... zya.

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Originally posted by Terrance
If you really want to know what fear feels like, run around a cemetary at 3 in the mourning

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That's not scary? I have picnics in the cemetary(during the daytime), and drive through there, whenever I happen to be passing by(night time usually)...even did it in the cemetary after midnight(on the ground, like a couple of feet from a headstone). Cemetary is nothing.

Event Horizon was a good movie. Not scary, somewhat freaky, but not scary. That video footage of the old ship is pretty nuts. Any time you see those QUICK images of mutilation and stuff fly by the screen, be it, the images that Dr. Weir is planting into the guy's head, or the footage of the old ship, watch it in slow motion. Some of the images are crazy!

Fire in the sky freaked me out as a kid...and so did Aliens(the actual 2nd one, the best one IMO...longest, definitely).

Return of the living dead 3 wasn't scary, but it's got more gore in it than an autopsy room(probably beats event horizon, even though it's close).

Popcorn...that freaked me out as a kid!

I've seen a billion and one horror movies, and I use to start renting B grade horror movies almost once a week/every two weeks because I was running out of ideas/big name things to rent. I would have to say my most favorite horror movies are Aliens, and Hellrasier Inferno.

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Originally posted by drdroid
Hate to break it to you but that's not why they give x ratings... violence isn't the answer :D

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actually its not just porn movies that get X ratings. Extreme gore and violence can also earn such status.

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Originally posted by Shogun
if you want a good movie you can alwyas watch "The Shining"- by Kubrick :)

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_The Shining_ would get my vote.
My vote for worst one would be _I Still Know What You Did Last Summer_.

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Originally posted by Perspective
actually its not just porn movies that get X ratings. Extreme gore and violence can also earn such status.

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There hasn't been an X-rated movie for years. The MPAA stopped labeling it that way in 1990.

Event Horizon was disturbing (yet good). Another one I liked was Pitch Black.

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Originally posted by Govtcheez
There hasn't been an X-rated movie for years. The MPAA stopped labeling it that way in 1990.

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well thats just the way the movie geek at blockbuster described it. But anyway, the point still stands, the movie was finished a while ago and didnt get released due to violence and gore. It out now.

House on Haunted Hill (original), Legend of Hell House, and Psycho. I really can't choose between those, they're all the old horror movies and in the first two you don't see the "evil", but in psycho they really couldn't avoid showing him.

Edit: Add the movie The Other to the list, that was a great and scary move, RENT IT!!!

The Other is the one where the grandma of the two twins teaches them something called "the game" and they do bad stuff with it. Plus there's a littel twist that may surprise you.

First being in a graveyard at 3am is not scary. But maybe I feel that way because my old house was surrounded by a graveyard and Catholic Church on one side, a Methodist church across the street, and a church turned into house for catholic priest on the other side.

Event horizon was definitely creepy, freaked me out when I first saw it, granted I was in the 6th grade, but still a good movie.

But the absolute scariest movie ever was the sequel to Blair witch project. I still have nightmares over how bad that movie was. I still don't know how anyone could come up with such stereotypical and just plain $$$$ty characters.

saw 28 days later... actually not a very scary movies... there were only 18 zombies over the course of 2.5 hours(according to my count)... It's actually a great all around movie... some parts a little improbable, none the less the music/soundtrack rock.

Shriek if you know what I did last friday the thirteenth :D

I'd go for Stephen King movies...

IT, the clown freaks me out, the book is better though
The Stand, never seen a cooler devil

Most horrifying ? Movies staring Hugh Grant. Honestly, that scares me.