What's the scariest movie you know?

**scorrie** · 26-Mar-09, 21:32

Herbie. "That wasn't a scary film Dougal. But Father Ted, a Volkswagen Beetle with a mind of its own!!"

I watched The Haunting when I was quite young. No scary monsters or gory violence but I was cacking myself with fear. Hollywood often resorts to torture porn in order to scare nowadays.

**kitty kat** · 27-Mar-09, 00:21

Originally Posted by scorrie

Herbie. "That wasn't a scary film Dougal. But Father Ted, a Volkswagen Beetle with a mind of its own!!"

I watched The Haunting when I was quite young. No scary monsters or gory violence but I was cacking myself with fear. Hollywood often resorts to torture porn in order to scare nowadays.

that is a true horror the ones that keep you guessing that dont need to show you but conjours (spelling) up wild thoughts in your head i love the intence feeling you get i dont need to see it (well i dont

) . the descent and the hole done this one does have a monster the other a few nasty (yuk) sceens but just enough to get you thinking.

**TRUCKER** · 27-Mar-09, 06:32

The thing is the film that i found the scariest.

**mulac** · 27-Mar-09, 13:05

The origina Amityville horror
Now that was a freaky film !
If you havent watched it, Watch it !!

**Munro** · 27-Mar-09, 17:51

The Premature Burial scared me so much, talking about it in the pub the next evening I reckon i did a near four minute mile getting home, Edgar Allan Poe
master of horror in my experience.

**Rheghead** · 28-Mar-09, 02:16

An Inconvenient Truth is one of the most scariest movies ever made imo.

**Rie** · 20-Apr-09, 16:16

my scariest film is IT thought the book byy stephen king was scarry but actually seeing the clown scared me to death and had me thinking about it for weeks afterwards,
Then again maybe that is just because i have an irrational fear of clowns!

**honey** · 20-Apr-09, 16:28

Originally Posted by Rie

my scariest film is IT thought the book byy stephen king was scarry but actually seeing the clown scared me to death and had me thinking about it for weeks afterwards,
Then again maybe that is just because i have an irrational fear of clowns!

i know what you mean, i HATE clowns, but Pennywise has to be the scariest one out there!!

**the poacher** · 20-Apr-09, 16:43

my scariest horror was jeepers creepers hid through most o it!!

**teddybear1873** · 22-Apr-09, 17:36

Maybe not the scariest but watched Quarantine and was actualy quite a good film. I thought the main actress played that part well. She seemed to be really frightened playing the part.

**Cedric Farthsbottom III** · 22-Apr-09, 20:36

Two of the scariest movies outwith ma adult days,was as a kid watching Pet Semetery and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

**youoldduffer** · 23-Apr-09, 23:28

One film i forgot was The Incredible Melting Man made in 1977 goddam that film scared the bejebus out of me

, though i must add i was way way to young to see it.

**dietcokegirl** · 01-May-09, 15:28

Night of the living dead (the old one) I was getting looked after by my older brother one night when i was 6 and he said he'd let me stay up to watch this.
I was so scared and I actually couldnt look away from the TV as my brother was physically holding my eyelids open

I have been petrified of all zombie/living dead type films since..the experiance scarred me for life - I still have nightmares of zombies chasing me! lol

IT by stephen king scared me senseless too. Again i was too young to be watching it but at least i could hide at the scary bits instead of having evil brothers force me to see all the bad stuff.

**honey** · 01-May-09, 15:29

Carrie is quite scary too, i remember jumping out of my skin watching the end of that.

**dietcokegirl** · 01-May-09, 15:49

I havent seen Carrie yet! I've heard about the ending though. I Started reading the book the other day though so i'll see how i get on with that then maybe watch the film.

**Shabbychic** · 01-May-09, 16:02

Revenge of the Killer Tomatoes.

Haven't been able to look at a salad since.

**PAH26** · 01-May-09, 19:04

Quarantine! Nearly pooped my pants watching that in the cinema and I love horror films! Bought it on DVD but now the suspense is gone it ain't so scary anymore

**lister** · 02-May-09, 22:41

The exorcist I and II,watched them both one after the other in the pictures when it came to Wick Pavilion and there was even an ambulance at the door along with priests and ministers handing out religious leaflets,jeeze ah wiz on sphincter alert before I'd paid for e ticket.

**Kodiak** · 06-May-09, 18:22

I think it has to be :-

The Haunting

The old one in Black and White and NOT the new one. When the Banging is heard on the walls I jump even though I know it is coming.

Yes definately a scary film.