Whats the scariest film you’ve ever watched?
Mine has to be Ring…the subtitles are a bit annoying but the film is very creepy.
the japanese version?
yeh, that’s scary! top movie :k:
umm i aint really seen other movies as scary as this..
r u guys joking, the ring wasn't scary at all, it got quite borin towards the end.
overall it was ok :)
Jeepers Creepers....it freaked me out.....some scenes just couldn't get off my mind :(
Ring was not much compare to this.
Scariest movie........... there are too many to mention, but here are a few in no particular order;
The Omen
The Night Of The Living Dead (Original 1968 version)
The Exorcist
The Fog
The Shining (Original)
The Beyond
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
'The ring' overall is not that scary. But the scene where the girl comes out of the television really spooked me out. This is one of the most scariest scenes I have ever seen in my life.
Movie wise,
The Exorcist is the scariest one for me.
Blair witch project is a pretty scary one too.
The shining is also quite scary.
The night of the living dead is good too.
I have an obsession with Italian Horror. Some of their movies are the most frightening and disturbing you will ever see. Check out movies by director Lucio Fulci.
The Ring was the scariest movie I have ever seen as an adult. Other scary movies are Amytiville .... I can't believe that was actually based on a true story.
Cujo, scares the bjesus out of me.
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The Ring was the scariest movie I have ever seen as an adult. Other scary movies are Amytiville .... I can't believe that was actually based on a true story.
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Yes, Amytiville is another movie worth mentioning, and you're right, it was based on a true story. The house had been the scene of a horrible multiple murders in the early 70's, when 23-year-old Ronnie DeFeo went from room to room methodically shooting his parents and his four brothers and sisters in their beds. He said "voices" told him to do it. Apparently afterwards as per it's inhabitants, the house was well known to be "haunted". DeFeo still rots in prison today for his crimes. Great movie, but the sequels were horrible.
is DeFeo still alive?
Amytiville sounds very sick......will have to put it on my list of films to watch.
Only the first Amytiville movie is scary. The sequels are dumb.
To tell you the truth, I first watched this movie late at night in London when I was around 6 years old. My sis and bro were watching it and so of course I had to as well. Since that time, the movie has been one of those flicks that I can never bring myself to watch again. I was petrified then at that age and the fear stays with me.
I had a similar experience with Poltergeist (the first one). I watched that one though recently and it was pretty dumb. I should really try to watch Amytiville again.
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is DeFeo still alive?
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Yes, I believe he's still alive in prison.
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I had a similar experience with Poltergeist (the first one). I watched that one though recently and it was pretty dumb. I should really try to watch Amytiville again.
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Yes, Poltergeist wasn't too great of a film. If I'm not mistaken, it was a made for TV film, at least the first one was. I could be wrong though.
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Couple years back I saw the uncut version of exorcist on the big screen, for some reason I wasn't scared a bit.
The scene when the little comes down the stairs in spidey style was very fun.
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Scariest movie........... there are too many to mention, but here are a few in no particular order;
The Omen
The Night Of The Living Dead (Original 1968 version)
The Exorcist
The Fog
The Shining (Original)
The Beyond
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
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Indeed! Add to the list The Amityville Horror, Stephen King's It, and my recent thriller Wrong Turn, and you've got a library of terror right next door!
I absolutly LOVE the horror genre...especially love anything associated with vampires and demons.
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Yes, Poltergeist wasn't too great of a film. If I'm not mistaken, it was a made for TV film, at least the first one was. I could be wrong though.
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It wasn't that scary, but good story to watch anyway. They say that the actors playing the parts were cursed, that the actress in the first part playing the little girls died, the one in the second part too? I'm not sure, cancer or something.
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It wasn't that scary, but good story to watch anyway. They say that the actors playing the parts were cursed, that the actress in the first part playing the little girls died, the one in the second part too? I'm not sure, cancer or something.
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There were 4 actors from the cast of the "Poltergeist" series who passed on. Heather O Rourke (Carol Anne) died of a septic shock after bacterial toxins invaded her bloodstream. I believe she was 12 years old. Julian Beck (who played Kane) died at the age of 60. Will Sampson (who played Taylor the medicine man) died at the age on 53 due to post-operative kidney failure and pre-operative malnutrition. Also, Dominique Dunne, who played Dana Freeling in the first film died after being choked to death.