OK, its getting close to HALLOWEEN ! Whats your scariest movies of all time ?
My top two are FALLEN with Denzel (great flick and scares the crap outa me) If you haven't seen FALLEN its on cable all the time. Check it out ! ALIEN with Sigorney Weaver thats one ugly monster !
Your turn !

Idiocracy......I mean, I thought it was a comedy at the time, but now it's all becoming terrifyingly true

Not really that many for me. I can remember one time I was really freaked out from a movie though...

About 4 years ago I was sitting in my apt in Auburn late one night when I turned it to AMC and Pet Semetary was playing. Never seen them movie all the way through, and I turned it on just in time for that ugly nasty woman to jump across the room.

I donno why but it genuinely gave me the willies. Wasn't even zoned into the movie, just flipped it on and that scene was on.

Sinister is a good one

I hate scary movies. For the most part, they have horrible story lines, and I just don't like them.

The monster and alien type movies are stupid, and I ain't messin with no demon type movies.

I don't get into "scary" movies, or any other "downers" for that matter. I know it's not real, but there's too much real stuff in the world these days to be scared/sad/upset over. What little leisure time I have, I want to watch something funny, positive, upbeat, etc. The only real exception to that is Game of Thrones, but I'm hooked on it.

I watched A haunted house 2 today, it's stupid as hell but damn it's stupid funny bwahahaha

I watched Friday the 13 when I was about ten or eleven. That just about did it for me and scary movies.

I dream about them and then I wake up thinking the damn monsters are in the house. Luckily no bullet holes in any of the drywall.

Sigorney is one ugly, liberal monster alright.

Candyman..............

2D can you believe they have put her in roles as a sexy hot chick ? GAG

Children of the Corn (original), hands down. That said, I've never, and won't ever, watch The Excorcist or Damien so I can't comment on those.

Hillary's America

Pet Semetary creeped me out pretty bad when I watched it a long time ago. Haven't watched it since. Still see that image of the sister Zelda.

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None of those slasher movies like Halloween and Friday the 13th scare me. They use to when I was younger but now I like the Halloween movies.

When we were kids my mom used to drop me and my buddies off at the Green Springs 4 theaters and we could watch a Saturday matinee movie.

One Saturday we went there to supposedly watch some kind of hippy movie or something, but instead we snuck into The Exorcist. We were so scared after that we all spent the night at Clay's house and we made a pact that one of us had to stay up all night.

TO this day I don't like scary movies. Life is scary enough.

I don't blame you there...but I will say those movies are really overrated as far as fear factor. To me, they aren't even scary. Which I think both are more psychological thrillers so they won't have the same affect on every one.

I watched Gremlins for the first time when I think I was around 6 or 7 at a buddy's house. He lived around the neighborhood from me and I walked home that night scared about every little noise I heard. Then when I got home and flipped my light off to go to bed I kicked and punched all the way to the bed.

I forgot some. The paranormal activity movies give me the willies

I always thought the original Exorcist was right up there at the top along with Amityville Horror. I still have nightmares about Amityville Horror and folks in the attic and basement.

See, i'm not the only one!

I used to be deathly afraid of Chucky as a child. I remember going to the horror section at movie gallery and convincing myself to go look at the "chucky" movies on the shelf...nasty little booger

Theres a channel named "CHILL" on cable here. Who in they're right mind watches that crap ?

I remember Eddie Murphy talking about scary movies... "Why don't the white people just move out of the house?"

The same ones that watch the walking dead would be my bet.

The Strangers freaked my wife (then girlfriend)the hell out when were were in highschool. She wont even think about watching a scary movie anymore.

The exorcist and conjuring, pretty scary

that was the number 1 scariest part of that movie to me

Movies about Satan and Demons are the only ones that really give me the willies just because there is some truth in it. The scariest, to me at the time, was an old movie I watched when I was a kid called Salem's Lot or Satan's Lot. For some reason it got to me when I was only about 7 years old. Nightmares for a few nights after.

One of the best old school Scare-The-Pants-Off-You ghost movies is an old obscure movie from the 70s with George C. Scott. The name of it is "The Changeling", not to be confused with the Angelina Jolie movie of the same name. It's still available to watch, somewhere, I'm sure.

That said, I've gotten away from watching movies that have to do with the supernatural, especially demon or devil movies. I just personally don't want to chance giving any entity an in-road into my conciousness and soul. I'm imperfect enough as it is. The same goes with getting drunk or high. I ain't gonna diminish my free will to any entity except God himself. Sermon over.

Dang you must be a hoot at parties.

I'm fairly boring, G.

Amityville horror the original movie

Pee-wees big adventure and elmos potty time.

hostel

No Gomer, that movie is turning out to be a documentary. Really think about the part where the dumb, uneducated, welfare rats breed like rabbits and the educated people hold off on having kids due to cost. That is happening now and the result will be the same in the future.

Thanks you prick! I thought I would never have to hear or read "Elmo's potty time" again. All my sons watched the piss out of that when they were real young.

When I was younger the movie "Critters" used to scare the hell outta me. They were these little round hairy creatures with quills like a porcupine they could shoot and they had blood red eyes and razor sharp teeth and would devour poor humans

"idiocracy" ,,,,movies don't come any scarier ,,,, we need to do what happens in the "Purge" movies to counter this mess,,,

The Hills Have Eyes 1980 version.

x 9,000! When I was a kid this danged movie came on and I've had thoughts of it every time I see a two story house with a chimney on the end and windows on either side! Ugh!

Thanks for bringing up "Idiocracy". Now I've got that stupid music from the movie stuck in my head. I did like President Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho, though.

That got me to. I was only 7-8 I was scared to go down to our basement at night after that. My Dad thought it was funny so he'd make up reasons to send me down there to, asshole.

Exorcist.

It probably ain't that scary but I was a little feller when I saw Cary. I don't remember the plot or anything but that bucket of blood falling on that girl and the hand reaching up out the grave bout made me chit my pants. I didn't sleep for a week.
Not really a scary movie but I was little when I saw Jaws at the theater. I was scared to take a bath for a month. It's one of my favorites. Watch it anytime I come across it.

That bowhunting scary movie the hunted or whatever it's called

When HBO first started up I was 12 or 13 yo. I watched The Exorcist one night at home by myself. A few weeks later I was stupid enough to watch The Omen and The Omen II. I don't think I got a good nights sleep until I was 15. LOL

Monster or Chainsaw massacre type movies didn't bother me too much, but those dealing with pure evil, satanic stuff scared the Hell right out of me.

the original exorcist.
the original carrie.

Darkness Falls is a pretty good flick. The scene with the Tooth fairy floating over the bed kinda creeps me out a little.

Anything with sasquatch and black panthers

Not the "scariest", per se, but The Exorcist was probably one of the most disturbing movies I've ever seen.

The woman in the black dress. Way too scary.

a movie called don't look now. thriller by nicholas roeg that crawls into your brain and won't let go. you will never see the color red the same ...

deadwood, i agree with you ...