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Scariest Movie Ever?
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Ready4Chapter2
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In my opinion, The Omen is probably tie with The Exorcist. Both nerve wrecking.
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Dead silence. Terrible movie to see on my birthday years ago as I spent a lot of it shutting my eyes. I have a HuGE phobia of dolls. I still can't watch it.
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I love scary movies and I always seem to get the most scared during movies that take place in hotels/houses. Probably because it is something everyone can relate to. For this reason, the movie "1408" scared the crap out of me. It is essentially about a man who is a ghost hunter and visits hotels that are haunted.
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Jonathan Jarvis
Quoth The Raven
The scariest film I ever saw was the 1963 version of The Haunting. You never actually saw what was haunting Hill House. I think that this made it all the more frightening.
I also remember the first time I saw Psycho on the TV. I would be about 15 at the time. After watching the film my mother said off to bed. No way was I going upstairs on my own. For months after I could visualise Norman Bates mother in the fruit cellar.
I also remember the first time I saw Psycho on the TV. I would be about 15 at the time. After watching the film my mother said off to bed. No way was I going upstairs on my own. For months after I could visualise Norman Bates mother in the fruit cellar.
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