scariest movie of them all.....

This should be moved to movies. :p

And I don't watch scary movies.

 

WHAT?!?!?!?!?!

Horror movies are... amazing! But not as good as comedy. But that's besides the point, I don't know how you couldn't watch them. I always enjoy a good jump.

 

i know a scary movie........................













spongebob squarepants the movie! cuz david hasslehoff is talking to a sponge and a starfish! that makes him crazy!

 

My friends drag me into horror movies now and then, but I dread them!

It seems the whole horror genre has changed...its not really scary or mentally disturbing anymore like "The Exorcist", but its "lets see how realistic we can make this gore look, and think up as many disgusting ways possible to kill people."However, there are a few randoms like recent "Amityville Horror" remake I didn't mind - a psychological thriller - it helped that the lead guy had killer abs :p
Bottom line: I cringe at gore, so I guess the worst horror as it is today that I've seen is:

Saw II, Silent Hill, and Texas Chain Saw Massacre - ewwwwwy!

 

I don't find horror movies scary, and a lot of them are just gore! I suppose if I had to pick one, The Grudge is good.

 

I hate scary movies DX If i watch one, I can't stop thinking about them for the next entire week.
I hated 'there is a monster in my closet' I still can't sleep if my closet is open O_O
The village was scary, because it's the only scary movie I ever seen.

 

...scary movies...

I would have to say the birds was the scariest movie i have ever seen. For those of you who know nothing, it's an alfred hitchcock movie about birds attacking people. It sounds stupid, but it's actually pretty damn creepy.

Thirteen ghosts (the remake with Tony Shaloub) wasn't bad either. I especially liked the jackal... :D

 

the exorcist was dang scary and stay alive was just scary and stupid i meen come on a killer video game.....................................................................uh whats going on my computer wont turn off, well i'm stuck here...........(crikets chirping)..............................................................................................................(jeopardy music)............................................... grabs a battle axe and hits the computer

 

You poor person, The Village isn't even that scary, in fact IMO it's a disgrace to all over scary films, but that's only what I think.

Anyways for me it's
1. Saw (the only film were I have to leave the room for a bit, then go back in to watch it more)
Grudge
Ring 1&2

There all the ones I can thing of right now, I would have put IT but I don't find that as scary as I use to

 

I don't get scared easily, but the grossest movies i've ever seen include the texas chainsaw massacre, disturbia, the grudge, and spongebob squarepants.

 

4 words: The Blair Witch Project.
Scaryest of them all.
It's about these 3 kids(I think like early college/late high school), 2 boys 1 girl, and they were doing some project for school and they chose The Blair Witch.
They go out into the woods, their car right outside the woods, planning to stay the weekend there.
One of the boys goes into the woods around midnight on the first night and kicks the map into the river.
The girl starts cussing him out(she says the F word about 10 times), the other boy is holding the camera cussing him, too.
It gets late.
They can't find their way out of the woods.
The boy that kicked the map in the river "mysteriously" dies.
The girl finds part of his tongue and a few of his teeth, bloody, in a folded napkin.
(There's a rumor that there's an old shack out in the woods where an old man lives and whenever kids come there, he kills one, making the other stand in a corner of a room so they don't have to watch.
Then he kills them.)
They get scared since it's dark in the woods at night with no one there.
They start running, it starts raining.
They find the old shack.
They go in, getting out of the rain and I think the girl loses the other boy.
She finds him at the very end, stadning in a corner.
She drops the camera, the end.
The worst part?
TRUE STORY.
At the end. when she dropped the camera, the movie was just over, no credits.
No actors, producers, directors, NO CREDITS AT ALL.
And at the very beginning of the movie it said,"This is a true story.
3 kids went into the woods one day and were never seen alive again.
This is their video that was found a year later," or something along those lines.

 

one missed call
stephen kings "it" (saw that s*** when i was 7,and now i hate clowns)
halloween

i don't get scraed that easily,these i just movies i thought were really good on the scare factor.

 

I'd have to say... Final Destination, The Grudge, Saw, and Disturbia :[