What Movie Scared You The Most?

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pamela voorhees Rank : 141	Posted : 1 year ago at Nov 12 16:02 - Just for shits and giggles... to see what people would say to this thread, what movie affected you so much in a scary way? there HAS to be some type of film; not just horror.. abstract, topic you have a phobia against, etc. that scared you, gave you that uneasy feeling and made you turn around to make sure there was no on behind you. OR if we have a group of brave people.. what movie scared you even a little? Not sure if anyone cares but Psycho Scared the shit out of me. To this day, Whenever I can, I shower with the door open; and if possible I avoid showering at night.... CURTAINS! don't get me started! I saw this movie for the first time when I was at Universal Studios at the age of 5. that night my teeth were chattering as I stepped into the shower and peeked through the curtains every ten seconds to make sure there were no lunatics with a knife pointed at me. Now it's Your Turn.
Devious Phenomenon Rank : 146	Posted : 1 year ago at Nov 12 16:32 - For shits and giggles, this is definitely a giggle, but Titanic gave me a serious fear of boats further then 30 feet from a shore... Yes, Titanic gave me a fear, sad lol... Pet Sematary 1 and 2 did a good job of creeping me out around dead animals and burial sites... though not much Slither didn't scare me necessarily, but it did a good job of grossing me out... I never saw the ending qaurter or so though cuz my little brother didn't want to watch it... I'm not sure what movie I got this from, but I have an intense fear of having needles or knives of any sort near my wrists, honestly, I'd rather die or risk dying under and anesthetic before I get jab there... Can't think of anymore, I'm sure there are, but I don't remember them...
PvtCaboose91 Rank : 21	Posted : 1 year ago at Nov 12 18:08 - [Rec] and The Descent are the scariest movies I've ever seen.
Headshot_Lando Rank : 2817	Posted : 1 year ago at Nov 12 19:16 - It takes quite a bit to scare me, so no movies I have seen really scare me.
pamela voorhees Rank : 141	Posted : 1 year ago at Nov 13 9:20 - by all means, finish watching slither.. good flick!
William Rank : 543	Posted : 1 year ago at Nov 13 15:10 - what scared me the most? well just for shits and giggles, (love that saying!!!) id have to say that hostile was a bit too gory for me, and i did watch silent hill at 4 a.m. remeber, 4 a.m.
MovieMan Rank : 57	Posted : 1 year ago at Nov 13 20:24 - I agree PvtCaboose91. "The Descent" was indeed creepy. I personally found "The Exorcism Of Emily Rose" extremely creepy, but that is just my fear.
Jeremy Smiley Rank : 595	Posted : 1 year ago at Nov 13 22:52 - The Grudge
PvtCaboose91 Rank : 21	Posted : 1 year ago at Nov 13 23:09 - I personally found "The Exorcism Of Emily Rose" extremely creepy, but that is just my fear. Hell yes! The Exorcism of Emily Rose was quite terrifying. I'll have to agree with you on that one. Was sitting in a dark room by myself and the suspense was almost unbearable. We're in agreeance on that one, and on The Descent as well it seems.
HayShay Rank : 6961	Posted : 1 year ago at Nov 14 11:16 - Darkness Falls scary the crap out of me! i get really scared of scarying movies..
escafeld Rank : 24	Posted : 1 year ago at Nov 16 16:31 - When I was about 12/13 yrs old the local Working Mens Club used to have a film night every Wednesday. Sometimes they'd show X-rated films, usually horror never porn, and they never had any sort of age restriction, so all the local kids used to get, pay our ten bob (50p) & get a chance to see some seriously scary films. We watched stuff like Driller Killer & I Spit On Your Grave, these films got banned in the UK because of their scenes of graphic violence, and here was our local WMC letting all the kids in to watch 'em. Anyhow the one film that really, really got me was Friday The 13th. It sh\|t me up big time. After the film I run home like you never known, in the dark, up the gennels & alleys, I was off, no fooker was gonna get me, I was like the wind. I jumped into bed & was under the covers. My mum hearing me come in & go to bed come up to say goodnight, thing is I didn't hear her come upstairs & as she pulled back the duvet I let out a blood-curdling scream of sheer terror. I don't know who was more scared me or her!!
Charis Rank : 282	Posted : 1 year ago at Nov 18 21:42 - Jesus Camp.
pamela voorhees Rank : 141	Posted : 1 year ago at Nov 19 9:05 - Never Heard of That One. Sleepaway Camp I Have, But Not Jesus Camp. Sounds Scary, It's Got The J Word In It.
Charis Rank : 282	Posted : 1 year ago at Nov 19 13:07 - Haha, it's a documentary about this really evangelical Christian camp, where they teach children essentially to hate everyone who isn't them. What really scared me was when the lady was like "If Harry Potter was alive, God would kill him!" Oh man...
LeXiScReAm (V.I.P!!) Rank : 1085	Posted : 1 year ago at Nov 19 19:49 - ummmmm i'd have to say.....the tooth fairy i watched that when i was like 10 and one night after i lost a tooth my mom came to put money under my covers and i like almost attacked her it was so freakin funny lol^^
Deleted Rank : 45310	Posted : 1 year ago at Nov 19 19:54 - im not afraid of scary movies thats all i watch in movies i never got scared of them for some reason.
pamela voorhees Rank : 141	Posted : 1 year ago at Nov 20 11:36 - Comon, youve never watched a movie all alone with the lights out and felt the slightest bit uncomfortable? That's like saying you never got emotional to a disney movie. if not, may I suggest watching the movie High Tension (if you havent already) in the dark by yourself.
Charis Rank : 282	Posted : 11 months, 4 weeks ago at Dec 5 18:04 - I think there are certainly some people who just don't get scared. For me, I have a hard time separating what's real and what isn't when watching a movie, and when I watch a horror flick my imagination runs wild. Other people are better at seeing the movie as just a movie. I know a lot of people who are like that - it's definitely possible.
Wrath the Wolf Rank : 14866	Posted : 11 months, 4 weeks ago at Dec 6 1:58 - I would also have to say "The Exorcism Of Emily Rose." The Exorcism Of Emily Rose was one of the most terrifying. Never do I want to watch it when there are shadows in a room. That gave me the spooks...
Mr. Lays Rank : 251	Posted : 11 months, 3 weeks ago at Dec 8 10:37 - Living in Louisiana watching The Texas Chainsaw Massacure scared the **** out of me! I just was freaked out the the fact that the guy lived less than 4 hours away from me. And could possibly still be alive...heading to my house... And of course the first time watching The Exscorist I nearly collapsed.
pamela voorhees Rank : 141	Posted : 11 months, 3 weeks ago at Dec 8 12:11 - haha, yea. many good new york films have been made; and too see footage of stuff shot where some of my friends grew up is amazingly scary!
Nonfictionguy Rank : 32	Posted : 11 months, 1 week ago at Dec 20 20:39 - IT - clowns with teeth are scary, sadly I'm not scared of spiders so the ending was a real let down! Also didn't like swimming in the sea as a child after seeing Jaws!
Deleted Rank : 45310	Posted : 11 months, 1 week ago at Dec 21 8:55 - The Tooth fairy and It were definetly frightening, but the one that scared me so much that I had nightmares for about two-three months was, just for shit and giggles, Signs. Yes, Signs, the movie by the genius director, M. Knight Shamalan. I was young when I saw it, about twelve or thirteen, and it scared me pretty bad. I would hide under the covers until my mom came to tuck me in (I loved talking to my mom before I went to bed, sadly now she works late most days and I can't do that much anymore). I remained motionless, the fear in my gut was so intense I couldn't breathe. I have a crazy and very vivid imagination, and I would always see them standing over me, waiting for the slightest movement in the covers so they can attack me.... =3 hehe, I'm sure most of you may find that hilarious as I do now, but it wasn't at the time. That movie was freaky, and I haven't watched it since XP.
ANBU Sasaki Rank : 337	Posted : 11 months, 1 week ago at Dec 21 9:01 - DOOM, OK I might sound kiddish -_- but I was 8 at that time so gimme a break I nearly s***ted my pants. Then's this movie called... Stay Alive, was it? Where people die by losing a computer game. Silent Hill, oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh, that's another one -_- The Exorcist really frightened me, no comments. You get this sort of adrenaline when you watch a horror movie at night you feel someone is behind you when you're alone.
Writer Rank : 93	Posted : 11 months, 1 week ago at Dec 21 11:13 - Darkness Falls Exorcism of Emily Rose The Grudge These are my 3 scariest movies of all time. When I was 10, I watched 1930s recorded "King kong" and I had nightmares! Haha
Vix Rank : 83	Posted : 11 months, 1 week ago at Dec 23 20:04 - Nightmare on Elm Street still scares me. More recently, The Descent - I couldn't watch it alone and my heart starts pounding just thinking about it.
johnny obelisk Rank : 802	Posted : 11 months, 1 week ago at Dec 24 16:41 - holy shite! i was reading through the thread... i totally forgot about "Jesus Camp." this was totally my life as a child. disturbing.
i.love.u.babe Rank : 5785	Posted : 11 months, 1 week ago at Dec 26 1:17 - hmmm......i would say "one missed call" dat freakin gave me da chills
Deleted Rank : 45310	Posted : 11 months, 1 week ago at Dec 26 12:01 - The Exorcism of Emily Rose. That must have really scared me because I didn't watch the full movie for like 5 weeks. My mother made huge fun of me because I was so scared; I guess because it's a real story, is why it scared me. But I'm atheist, so. I don't know.
Devious Phenomenon Rank : 146	Posted : 11 months, 1 week ago at Dec 26 18:55 - I just got 30 days of night, and I plan on watching it eventually, supposedly a scary ass vampire movie :P Sasaki, it's called Fear, Paranoia and How believable the movie is, Those all play a huge factor in that adrenaline :P
Deleted Rank : 45310	Posted : 11 months ago at Dec 28 1:42 - Nothing scares me much these days but when I was younger these one's scared me: Hellraiser (nothing like a skinless man walking around during most of the movie) Unnameable (I laugh at it now) Exorsist The Fly (remake) The Thing (remake)
mryuckismean Rank : 2131	Posted : 11 months ago at Jan 1 17:32 - I've never been scared by a movie but I would say watching the Friday the 13th movies by myself when i was younger living in the backwoods made me a little paranoid.
pamela voorhees Rank : 141	Posted : 10 months, 3 weeks ago at Jan 6 12:53 - Word, do your thing Mr. Voorhees
oliper Rank : 604	Posted : 10 months, 3 weeks ago at Jan 11 11:33 - My dad had us watching Alien at age 7 or something. My younger brother still sleeps with the quilt over his face so facehuggers can't get him while he sleeps ^___^
pamela voorhees Rank : 141	Posted : 4 months ago at Jul 29 17:57 - That is Awesome! fear like that is something rare, and I love getting that feeling, looking over my shoulder every two seconds; The movie entitled Madman did that to me recently.
Shaun Rank : 129	Posted : 3 months, 2 weeks ago at Aug 14 12:36 - A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) until I saw Signs (2002).
pufred Rank : 4328	Posted : 3 months, 2 weeks ago at Aug 14 15:22 - The Shining Texas chainsaw massacre (1974) The Thing (1982) Tesis The Ring (2002) El Orfanato The Others Shutter (2004) Audition
Rayquan Rank : 1788	Posted : 3 months, 2 weeks ago at Aug 14 16:11 - Snow white and white chicks shiit, we aint be goin through this again. black men trying to be white? and chicks? daym shit aint rite.
T-Pulla Rank : 161	Posted : 3 months, 1 week ago at Aug 23 18:48 - The Exorcist and Pet Sematary scared the shit out of me.
Bob Rank : 152	Posted : 2 months, 3 weeks ago at Sep 6 13:56 - To get scared from a movie, I have to watch alone and with lights turned off. And even then I can only recall 4 titles: - Mulholland Dr.: The scene with the narrated nightmare. In the moment this weird guy shows up behind the edge...booya! - Ringu I-III: I watched the whole trilogy back-to-back alone and in the dark. In that night I coudn't sleep anymore, tumbled up, turned the lights on and went THEN to sleep. :D
Kris Rank : 153	Posted : 2 months, 3 weeks ago at Sep 7 13:26 - Well, for me the scariest movie have to be The Shining & Psycho!
pamela voorhees Rank : 141	Posted : 2 months, 3 weeks ago at Sep 7 16:00 - very good call on those two Kris!!
rymonator Rank : 8302	Posted : 2 months, 3 weeks ago at Sep 8 1:14 - Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971)
Luxi Rank : 743	Posted : 2 months, 3 weeks ago at Sep 8 3:58 - Alien scared the bejeezus out of me when I was a kid... who am I kidding it STILL scares the shit out of me.
Deleted Rank : 45310	Posted : 2 months, 1 week ago at Sep 19 22:32 - When I was a kid two movies actually gave me nightmares : The Thing and Aliens. Now they are on my top of all time favorite movies. =) As an "adult" i would say Ju On. Asian version off course.. seeing the American one would be blasphemy for me :P
becca85 Rank : 466	Posted : 2 months, 1 week ago at Sep 21 17:28 - Halloween II. When I was super young, a friend of mine wanted to watch this movie because her parents rented it and she wanted to see it before they took it back. So, when her parents went out for a couple of hours, she invited me over and we sat down to watch it. I was scared to death!! For the longest time afterwards, every time I saw the simple, plain white mask in Halloween catalogs, it would send shivers down my spine. Nowadays, I am a pretty big horror fan, but I still have not been able to watch any part of the series. I think it's mostly from lack of time as opposed to lack of courage. I do have plans to at least watch a couple of the movies this Halloween, tho.
John Rank : 75	Posted : 1 month, 3 weeks ago at Oct 2 17:58 - Ichi the Killer just because of the parts were quite disgusting in it but still a great movie just wish I had the uncut version as the version I own was cut.
karmacomatic Rank : 436	Posted : 1 month, 3 weeks ago at Oct 4 4:34 - Probably The Shining. I watched that movie when I was 12. I was home alone for the weekend and saw it on Friday night. It scared the hell out of me for days, I'll never forget Jack Nicholson's crazy face.
pure Rank : 375	Posted : 1 month, 3 weeks ago at Oct 4 8:27 - Im a big wuss, I even got scared by leprecon in the hood :( I saw it when I was younger and it haunts me till this day. lol.
Deleted Rank : 45310	Posted : 1 month, 3 weeks ago at Oct 4 8:31 - Asian Horror. They know how to do real horror movies; even the average ones can scare the hell out of me.
Charles Rank : 1582	Posted : 1 month, 1 week ago at Oct 19 3:22 - Wizard of Oz: Flying Monkeys... Those ever-grinning sons-a-bitches.
martmcfly24 Rank : 974	Posted : 1 month, 1 week ago at Oct 19 12:45 - The Strangers was really freaky. The first time I saw The Ring, it scared the hell out of me.
Dyzly Rank : 842	Posted : 1 month ago at Oct 28 22:46 - [REC] was the scariest thing ever... (tho haven't seen the blair witch project yet)
pamela voorhees Rank : 141	Posted : 2 weeks, 4 days ago at Nov 10 15:46 - Good Call on [REC], cant wait til the 2nd one comes over to the States!
+Locus+ Rank : 630	Posted : 2 weeks, 4 days ago at Nov 10 21:09 - Shazam!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
dspin Rank : 9811	Posted : 2 weeks, 4 days ago at Nov 11 6:14 - Night of the Living Dead, saw it summer of 69 at the drive-in. Scared hell out me then, and I'm still scared of that movie. Cannot watch it or any part of it. Won't be caught in a cemetery after dark either. Isn't that dumb after all these yrs.
Prudence McGuffin Rank : 532	Posted : 2 weeks, 3 days ago at Nov 11 15:40 - i think it was Alien by Ridley Scott. I was around 13 and was one of the first horror movies i've ever seen. Even though I saw it on a small black and white tv screen, I was alone in my room at night and scared as hell!! :D
Caíque Carvalho Rank : 284	Posted : 1 week, 6 days ago at Nov 15 19:04 - I don't know, The Ruins and Wrong Turn is disgusting.. [REC] I think
v2brother Rank : 11720	Posted : 1 week, 1 day ago at Nov 20 18:52 - The Ring (2002), Haute tension (2003), À l'intérieur (2007), Manichithrathazhu (1993)