What Movie Scared You The Most?

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!!

Jesus Camp.

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...

im not afraid of scary movies thats all i watch in movies i never got scared of them for some reason.

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.

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.

hmmm......i would say "one missed call" dat freakin gave me da chills

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.

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)

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

Asian Horror.
They know how to do real horror movies; even the average ones can scare the hell out of me.