Favorite Scary Movie?

[sodamntired]

Now that Halloween is, eep, tomorrow, what Halloween Scary movie what do you like to scare You and Yours???

[Jarrod]

Poltergeist

Nightmare on Elm Street

the Shining

Carrie

...there are more, but I can't think of them right now.

[mrs jesus]

night of the living dead

 

or maybe children of the corn

Edited October 31, 2008 by mrs jesus

[sodamntired]

Night Of The Living Dead

Blair Witch

[little miss sunshine]

night of the living dead

 

or maybe children of the corn

Agreed. Zombies terrify me. And those kids in Children of the Corn were just creepy.

 

The music from "Halloween" can stir scary memories in me any day.

[sodamntired]

I should have titled this "favorite zombie movie?" but there's too many to choose from

 

Dawn Of The Dead (remake)

Return of the Living Dead

Return of the Living Dead 3 *also my favorite romance...guy loves his girlfriend, even though she's turning into a zombie*

[mrs jesus]

the blair witch scared the holy fuck out of me. especially since i used to live in the woods. the evil dead is pretty fucking rad too, so is dead alive. neither of them are really scary, though.

[Some Random]

pet sematary is the only movie i remember really creeping me out. haven't seen it in years though, so it could be totally cheesy and laughable now.

 

edit: "first i played with judd. then i played with mommy. now i wanna play with you."

Edited October 31, 2008 by Some Random

[Morglor9]

Evil Dead and associated sequels.

 

The Shining

[Computer]

dawn of the dead remake... zombie baby gets shot in the face

[borntohula]

for such a silly film, evil dead was still pretty scary.

 

also, the original texas chainsaw massacre is relatively unsettling, but at this point i think i enjoy it too much to consider it 'scary'.

[bishopx]

All of the Dead Zombie movies.

 

It takes a lot to scare me...I mainly just sit and laugh. The House On Haunted Hill was cool though. But the Nightmare movies, and the Jason movies, are like comedies to me.

[Muran]

The Evil Dead is pretty scary.

 

Evil 2 and Army of Darkness are gross, but I wouldn't say scary. Too funny to be scary.

 

Aliens scarred me for life when I was a kid...

[mrs jesus]

pet sematary is the only movie i remember really creeping me out. haven't seen it in years though, so it could be totally cheesy and laughable now.

 

edit: "first i played with judd. then i played with mommy. now i wanna play with you."

my cat looks just like the cat from that movie. i wish i'd named him church instead of eddie.

 

also, honestly people, the evil dead is not scary. come on.

[Dan #3]

I don't find movies scary, I find that I can be startled by the screen and by audio gags, but aside from that movies aren't scary. The last movie that scared me was The Guyver. Bare in mind that I was only eight at the time.

[Doormat]

I have a forest that connects to my backyard and the Blair With Project was laughable. All that building up for some guy's organs in a cup.

 

Last thing to remotely scare me was the scene in I Am Legend where Will Smith goes in to look for his dog.

 

Also the dentist part in Bioshock, but it is irrelevant, as it is a game.

[borntohula]

also, honestly people, the evil dead is not scary. come on.

well luckily it was more stupid than anything else, but some of the things those dead people would say was quite creepy...

[Computer]

I have a forest that connects to my backyard and the Blair With Project was laughable. All that building up for some guy's organs in a cup.

 

Last thing to remotely scare me was the scene in I Am Legend where Will Smith goes in to look for his dog.

 

Also the dentist part in Bioshock, but it is irrelevant, as it is a game.

lol the first time you see those cgi monsters it looks like they're having a circle jerk

[Morglor9]

lol the first time you see those cgi monsters it looks like they're having a circle jerk

You mean they weren't?

 

Now that scene makes no sense at all...

[LonelyWreckage]

I've never been a big fan of horrors, so I haven't got many to choose from. The few I can distinctly remember are:

 

Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original)

The Last Broadcast

28 Days Later

 

...and now Dead Set.

[infamouskiss]

Friday the 13th.

Hilarious, scary, Kevin Bacon, what more could you need?

[BrooklynTexan]

Not necessarily scary, but my favorite is

Halloween or American Werewolf in London

[the old guy]

The evening news is scary enough.

[bishopx]

I really liked American Werewolf in London too. An oldie but a goodie.

[jwells34]

Recently: 28 Days Later was creepy... the idea of it. Plus the beginning to 28 Weeks Later was crazy!!!