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What is the scariest film you've ever seen? Last summer I used to love getting caned and watching a horrific film, but since I saw Rec I've found nothing to rival it.

The Shining, Don't Look Now and Requiem For A Dream.

Oh and chitty chitty bang bang

bandshell wrote: Oh and chitty chitty bang bang

The child catcher! The theatre production made him bare creepy

The Omen scared the crap out of me

Jacob's Ladder was pretty freaky in a non conventional way

i like the psychological scary movies over blood and guts.

after a while a guy running at you in a movie with a machete isnt that scary


now government trials of a secret hallucinogen cause soldiers to kill eachother....thats scary

if you wanna see some real fucked up shit check out august underground,

you can check it out for free at watch-movies-links.net just search it up.

but let me warn you. its a fake snuff film and its seriously fucked, i have never been able to watch it from start to finish.

Ring.Ring.Ring.Ring.Ring.Ring.Ring. the original of course. forget the dénouement, start-->finish=scariest film ever. best horror audio ever.

This film left me shook

hurlingdervish wrote:i like the psychological scary movies over blood and guts.

this.

David Lynchs Lost Highway scared the fuck out of me.
just has its very own way to do that just with the atmosphere.

'IT' was always the scariest film when i was growing up but i don't think its aged that well. the inevitable remake is on the cards.

Young Frankenstein, scared the hell out of me.

I'm a bit embarassed to admit it, but 'The Excorsism of Emily Rose' scared the shit out of me. I saw the first thirty minutes of it, high as a kite, and couldn't take it, had to go to my room and watch Simpsons to calm my nerves.

Tale Of Two Sisters fucked me right up.

I like scary movies.

The Grudge, simply for the noise that the girl makes. It's the only film I can't watch on my own.

The scene where Sarah Michelle Gellar is on the bus with her fella and the girl pops up in the window and does it scared me so much I made a little noise haha!!

The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe (1988). White Witch scared the bejeeebus out of me when I was a wee nipper.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094500/

Tesis (1996) - Spanish film about a girl at uni who discovers a snuff ring and all goes horribly wrong.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0117883/

Psycho Hillbilly Cabin Massacre (2007) - well, why not?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1112739/

NR wrote:'IT' was always the scariest film when i was growing up but i don't think its aged that well. the inevitable remake is on the cards.

god yeah - ditto for nightmare on elm street

The first time i watche dit, alone, in the dark, 'Mirrors' scared the shit out of me.

The Acid Never Lies wrote:god yeah - ditto for nightmare on elm street

My older brothers (including Ninja Uncle Bill) had a bit of a phase of watching Nightmare on Elm Street movies when I was, at a guess, about 6 or 7. I watched a few with them and I've been hooked on horror movies ever since. Being scared is great.

When I was 16 I got all my mates to watch Nightmare On Elm Street and they all thought it was shit.... although I'm not sure how anyone expects to enjoy a scary movie when they talk all the way through it.

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I am a bit of a horror freak and I have a shitload of horror films.

The best horror film I have ever seen is the original Thai version of "Shutter" (2004). Not the horseshit hollywood remake.

That film scares the shit out of me everytime I watch it.