Scariest Movie Ever?

Quarentine too. I was mad at the whole film though. You see it through a cameramans side. I like photography. I pay attention to detail I think. If it isn't realistic it won't scare me.

1984

Gigli

The Haunting In Connecticut was scary for me too!

Thunder Peel said:

Gilgi

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Never heard of it.

Event Horizon. That movie gave me nightmares.

The Orphanage!

It is a bit slow at the start but it is a very good movie!

It is in spanish and my spanish is not that good, but it whas okey with subbtitels...

it is worth seeing even if u dont understand spanish, it is a rly good movie, scary, heartbraking and sad with a weard but happy ending

The Ninth Gate.

Okay, I have to take back my original post. Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds" is the most terrifying movie I've seen. I cannot watch the movie all the way through and when I see a large amount of birds massing, I get nervous.

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Cynthia85 said:

Okay, I have to take back my original post. Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds" is the most terrifying movie I've seen. I cannot watch the movie all the way through and when I see a large amount of birds massing, I get nervous.

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That actually happened to me a few years ago. And it was even more terrifying because I heard demon voices and I believed it was coming from the birds. It was as if the birds were actually talking.

In my opinion, The Birds is a very terrifying movie. I didn't even get to finish the movie.

godlessagnostic said:

So everyone, what do you think is the scariest movie ever made? Psycho? Jaws? The Exorcist? I've seen all three and I think they all are overated. Recently I saw a Roman Polanski film called The Tenant and I though it was hands down the scariest movie I had ever seen. It's one of my favorite movies also. It's not scary in any sort of normal sense rather it's a guy wondering if he is going crazy. It was in all ways great. So what do you people think about the scariest movie ever?

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I have seen (I don't watch horror anymore) about 100 horror movies (maybe more) and I have deemed none of them (excluding The Birds) to be terrifying.

Horror movie criticism:

- The Ring and The Grudge were very disturbing, but they are impossible, thank God for that.
- The Exorcist was not scary.
- A Haunting was clean (my first horror movie).
- Hellraiser is obviously satanic.
- The slashers are pointless. Mindless killing, people. Mindless killing.
- The torture films are sexually immoral.
- The zombies are unrealistic unless the infection is parasitic.
- The angels are blasphemed.
- The demons are not demons. Real demons are terrifying. What is a demon? Literally hell on earth.
- There is no God.

Haunting in Connecticut

The scariest movie for me would have to be The Eye. Not the Hollywood version but the original one, I think it was from Hongkong.

Halloween, JAWS, Psycho.

Paranormal Activity...

wannabeadesigirl said:

Paranormal Activity...

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Ya know, I still think The Birds is the most terrifying movie I've seen, but this one was really, really, really disturbing. It wasn't in your face scary, but really subtle like it would be in real life and I think that's what freaked me out.

Cynthia85 said:

Ya know, I still think The Birds is the most terrifying movie I've seen, but this one was really, really, really disturbing. It wasn't in your face scary, but really subtle like it would be in real life and I think that's what freaked me out.

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It's the fact you can't see the opponent, and you know it's evil, and you know you can't stop it! Yeah, the baby powder scene scared me for months afterwards.

I second Paranormal Actiity