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[jay]

I just saw the trailer for the new friday the 13th so what is the scariest movie ever??

[Reverend Silky]

fuck, man, that's a really unfair question. we talkin' creepiness, gore, suspense...?

[jay]

take your pic all of the above what ever

[Reverend Silky]

creepiness: The Exorcist

suspense: The Exorcist 3

gore: can't remember the name, but there was green goo and lawnmowers and some dude with zombies and a severed head... you know the one.

[jay]

gore: can't remember the name, but there was green goo and lawnmowers and some dude with zombies and a severed head... you know the one. [/B][/QUOTE]


um ya of course I know the one

[Lilith]

I vote Exorcist and OMG Children of the Corn (both creeped me out)

[jay]

for creepyness I say the shining but the excercist is close

[Reverend Silky]

with me, it's not so much movies as parts of movies that i find great, even if the rest of the flick was Buddha-awful. remember Blair Witch? ate ass and liked it. but the scene with the kids beatin' on the tent and laughin' spooked me sumthin fierce. it's official, folks: kids = creepy. remember it.

[jay]

I agree it realy is just parts of movies

[Oldfart]

Return of the Evil Dead.

Skeletal knights Templar. Scary because it wasn't actors made up

otherwise a bit ordinary. Count Yorga anyone?

[legend]

Grease!.....now that's one scary movie :D

[axe31]

for suspence and abilaty to make you jump
alien is the king tho classed as a sci- fi

[m45]

With axe31 here "for suspence and abilaty to make you jump
alien is the king of sci-fi"

[souls_cry2000]

The first Nightmare on Elm Street was pretty gruesome to me. They later because a bit too funny.

[sadora]

creepiest- Seven.... disturbing because there are people like that.

Scariest- Magic... not the scariest to some, but my childhood was scarred by this movie!

[xanne]

Originally posted by axe31
for suspence and abilaty to make you jump
alien is the king tho classed as a sci- fi

The exorcist and the shining are good too

[Saddaddy]

I would have to say "'The Birds"

[Phoenix16]

I have not seen a movie that has really scared me...most "scariest" movie I thought was funny...The Exorcist

[scotzoidman]

I thought Shaq O'neal in a movie was the scariest thing I ever saw...

[legend]

Originally posted by scotzoidman
I thought Shaq O'neal in a movie was the scariest thing I ever saw...

hahaha....blue chips anyone

[Eros]

I'ts not really scary, but "The Matrix" REALLY freaked me out. I kept going around for like a month thinking "Is this real?"

[Aqua]

I'm kinda with Sadora here as far as Seven goes... not really in a scary way, but I was 'disturbed' for DAYS after I saw it.

Alien was very scary... the first Friday the 13th and the first Nightmare on Elm street were scary too. I don't think I could pick the top one out of those though...

[legend]

I loved the movie Seven!....those are my favourite type of movies

[legend]

The only recent scary movie I can think of was House on Haunted Hill

[jay]

seven was prety disturbing but only some parts

[ASH]

i'm a great big paranoid freak. you sit me infront of any scary movie and i'll be shaken for days. one of the worst for me is scream. give me a chance to explain...it all took place around the home, the one place where you're supposed to feel safe. movies like that are much scarier to me than ghost movies, etc; b/c to me they are much more likely to happen in real life.

[mindboxer505]

phantasm freaked me out....when i saw it we lived right next to a gaveyard....i ran like all get out when i got off the bus from school......

[icecreamthighs]

its madness and crazy geezers that really freak me out (ironic considering how flaky i am!) so stuff like evil dead, house on haunted hill really give me the willies!!

[jnd_lady]

"Seven" has to be the most destubing movie I've ever seen. :redghost:

[Reverend Silky]

watch Altered States, then tell me Seven is the most disturbing flick you've ever seen.

[sixsense]

Scariest artistic: Hellraiser 2 : Time to Play

Most disgusting: Faces of Death

Scared the shit out of me as a child: Tourist Trap (about this guy who could make manicans come alive, and would kill people and change them into them. They had a tendency to throw their heads off and open their mouths twice the normal amount and start screaming "Auuuuuuuuuuhhhhhhh". I couldn't sleep for days and this was after seeing Nightmare on Elm Street)

Most underated Sci-fi scary movie: Screamers

[Grumble]

I saw The Exorcist when it was first released in a movie theatre and I was scared shitless. It was way ahead of the field in those days.

I prefer to watch warm funny sentimental movies these days.

[legend]

For a different sort of scary movie try A Stir Of Echoes

[Reverend Silky]

Dead Alive!!! a-fuckin'-HA!! that was the goriest movie ever that i was tryin' to think of. it's on right now. it also ranks up there with the Evil Dead series for great horror/comedy... or horedy... comror... horromedy... ah, fuck it. it's a very cool flick nonetheless.

i was forced to watch The Exorcist when i was six years old, as well as the first N.O.E.S. some might say it affected me. *facial tic* but really, it's not the movies kids are exposed to, *jerks head towards the disembodied voice that calls his name* it's what their taught by their elders. *leaps up and scampers into the closet when he hears a chainsaw rev*

[Ezmirella]

I'd have to agree that the "Faces of Death" series is pretty unsettling. But, for me, "American Werewolf In London" ruined my childhood and still has spooked 17 years later.

[Aqua]

Originally posted by legend
For a different sort of scary movie try A Stir Of Echoes
Yeah, that definitely had some moments... really creepy. :redghost: