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Scariest Movie Ever?
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kitty.lover
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For me it would have to be the "Ring". I watched it alone and it creeped me out big time. I got my hubby to watch it but it didn't have the same effect on him.
The nastiest horror flicks i ever saw were "The Hills have Eyes" and "Silent Hill"
The nastiest horror flicks i ever saw were "The Hills have Eyes" and "Silent Hill"
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keith99
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Surprising that it took so long for this one to come up. It hits the same way Pshyco does. One fears that there is far too much truth in it.
I'm going to rais my hand for 'Dr. Strangelove'.
Not at all scarry when you watch it. But when you step back and realize the parody is NOT that pronounced and we were just one accident from nutcases deciding to push the button or not....
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seremela06
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just to let everyone know, my husband and i picked up this movie tonight on reccomendations of this thread, and were very dissappointed with it. this movie was probably the dumbest and least scary movie i've ever seen. i slept through quite a bit of it...
**EDIT**
the movie was session9...
**EDIT**
the movie was session9...
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Silence of the Lambs... a great movie, but not scarey in the slightest.
Scariest movie EVER? I'm not sure. I do know that movies like The Ring and The Grudge freak me out to no ends, though I highly doubt they are the scariest -ever-.
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Scariest movie I've ever seen is a flick from the 80's called The Day After, its about nuclear war and the aftermath, I was disturbed for days.
The other one that made me jump a little was the 2005 Amityville Horror remake.
Other than that scary movies don't scare me too much.
The other one that made me jump a little was the 2005 Amityville Horror remake.
Other than that scary movies don't scare me too much.
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Compared to Deep Blue Sea,Jaws is no more scary than 'Finding Nemo',and can everyone spell 'boring',LOL!
Another good one is Soylent Green, no jumps but really scary premise. For good jumps,see the implausible but quite effective' Darkness Falls'.
Another good one is Soylent Green, no jumps but really scary premise. For good jumps,see the implausible but quite effective' Darkness Falls'.
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nesian
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The Exorcism of Emily Rose left me freaked out for days
It's a draw between those two.
That 1973 horro..woah, seeing that girl's head do a 360..& the infamous back bending spider walk:
As for the latter, is it really based on real events?
Cos that's just downright scary.
I couldn't sleep properly for days.
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