100 Scariest Movie Moments

[Roguesgirl]

I saw this show on Bravo last night. What do you think of this list?

I was surprised that Friday the 13th wasn't higher up on the list. That movie scared the crap outta me. :eek:

100. 28 Days Later
99. Creepshow
98. Zombie
97. Cat People
96. The Birds
95. Jurassic Park
94. Child's Play
93. Pacific Heights
92. Village of the Damned
91. Shallow Grave
90. Night of the Hunter
89. Alice Sweet Alice
88. Invasion of the Body Snatchers
87. Black Christmas
86. Wizard of Oz
85. Blood & Black Lace
84. Blue Velvet
83. The Others
82. Terminator
81. The Howling
80. Poltergeist
79. Dracula
78. The Brood
77. Signs
76. Evil Dead
75. Candyman
74. Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory
73. Blood Simple
72. Them!
71. The Sixth Sense
70. The Stepfather
69. Re-Animator
68. The Black Cat
67. Duel
66. The Tenant
65. Marathon Man
64. Near Dark
63. Deliverance
62. The Wolf Man
61. The Devil's Backbone
60. The Beyond
59. Fatal Attraction
58. Cujo
57. House of Wax
56. Single White Female
55. The Vanishing
54. The Changeling
53. Demons
52. The Phantom of the Opera
51. The Dead Zone
50. The Last House on the Left
49. Diabolique
48. The Thing
47. Nosferatu
46. The Sentinel
45. The Wicker Man
44. The Game
43. It's Alive!
42. An American Werewolf in London
41. The Hills Have Eyes
40. Black Sunday
39. Dawn of the Dead
38. Peeping Tom
37. House on Haunted Hill
36. Cape Fear
35. Aliens
34. The Hitcher
33. The Fly
32. Pet Sematary
31. Friday the 13th
30. Blair Witch Project
29. Serpent and the Rainbow
28. When a Stranger Calls
27. Frankenstein
26. Seven
25. Phantasm
24. Suspiria
23. Rosemary's Baby
22. Don't Look Now
21. Jacob's Ladder
20. The Ring
19. Hellraiser
18. The Haunting
17. A Nightmare on Elm Street
16. The Omen
15. Freaks
14. Halloween
13. Scream
12. Misery
11. Audition
10. Wait Until Dark
9. Night of the Living Dead
8. Carrie
7. Silence of the Lambs
6. Shining
5. Texas Chainsaw Massacre
4. Psycho
3. Exorcist
2. Alien
1. Jaws

[Sarge's Little Helper]

I saw this show on Bravo last night. What do you think of this list?

I was surprised that Friday the 13th wasn't higher up on the list. That movie scared the crap outta me. :eek:

100. 28 Days Later
99. Creepshow
98. Zombie
97. Cat People
96. The Birds
95. Jurassic Park
94. Child's Play
93. Pacific Heights
92. Village of the Damned
91. Shallow Grave
90. Night of the Hunter
89. Alice Sweet Alice
88. Invasion of the Body Snatchers
87. Black Christmas
86. Wizard of Oz
85. Blood & Black Lace
84. Blue Velvet
83. The Others
82. Terminator
81. The Howling
80. Poltergeist
79. Dracula
78. The Brood
77. Signs
76. Evil Dead
75. Candyman
74. Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory
73. Blood Simple
72. Them!
71. The Sixth Sense
70. The Stepfather
69. Re-Animator
68. The Black Cat
67. Duel
66. The Tenant
65. Marathon Man
64. Near Dark
63. Deliverance
62. The Wolf Man
61. The Devil's Backbone
60. The Beyond
59. Fatal Attraction
58. Cujo
57. House of Wax
56. Single White Female
55. The Vanishing
54. The Changeling
53. Demons
52. The Phantom of the Opera
51. The Dead Zone
50. The Last House on the Left
49. Diabolique
48. The Thing
47. Nosferatu
46. The Sentinel
45. The Wicker Man
44. The Game
43. It's Alive!
42. An American Werewolf in London
41. The Hills Have Eyes
40. Black Sunday
39. Dawn of the Dead
38. Peeping Tom
37. House on Haunted Hill
36. Cape Fear
35. Aliens
34. The Hitcher
33. The Fly
32. Pet Sematary
31. Friday the 13th
30. Blair Witch Project
29. Serpent and the Rainbow
28. When a Stranger Calls
27. Frankenstein
26. Seven
25. Phantasm
24. Suspiria
23. Rosemary's Baby
22. Don't Look Now
21. Jacob's Ladder
20. The Ring
19. Hellraiser
18. The Haunting
17. A Nightmare on Elm Street
16. The Omen
15. Freaks
14. Halloween
13. Scream
12. Misery
11. Audition
10. Wait Until Dark
9. Night of the Living Dead
8. Carrie
7. Silence of the Lambs
6. Shining
5. Texas Chainsaw Massacre
4. Psycho
3. Exorcist
2. Alien
1. Jaws

Oops. I wasn't paying attention. Tell me again what is going on.

[Roguesgirl]

Originally posted by Sarge's Little Helper
Oops. I wasn't paying attention. Tell me again what is going on.

LOL.. Forgot about you...

[MAX]

The Exorcist has always scared the living shit out of me and still does.

[bueno bob]

WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY??? WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT ALL ABOUT??? :confused:

[MAX]

Originally posted by bueno bob
WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY??? WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT ALL ABOUT??? :confused:


LOL!!!

I didn't notice that. How about "The Wizard of Oz" as well? WTF?

Jeesh, they forgot to put "Bambi" on there too. lol.

[Fairwrning]

Originally posted by bueno bob
WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY??? WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT ALL ABOUT??? :confused: Gene Wilder's hair has always kinda freaked me out...

[bueno bob]

Originally posted by fairwrning
Gene Wilder's hair has always kinda freaked me out...

I guess it must have been something. How that qualifies as a "scary" movie is beyond me...Christ, it should have been replaced with "Live: Without a Net"...

Now THAT was scary.

[MAX]

Originally posted by bueno bob
I guess it must have been something. How that qualifies as a "scary" movie is beyond me...Christ, it should have been replaced with "Live: Without a Net"...

Now THAT was scary.


ROTMFFLMMFAO!!!!!

Nice one Bob. :D

Actually it should've been called "Live Without a Singer."

[Fairwrning]

That or the big, shadowy guy wanting the kid's gobstoppers...i have no idea what was scary about that movie???

[Fairwrning]

and Sammy trying to be cool isnt scary..it's sad...

[MAX]

Maybe it's cos of those creepy looking "Oompa Loompa" dudes.

[Roguesgirl]

Maybe the folks who made the list were frightened by Oompa Loompas and Munchkins

[Fairwrning]

i would have put Halloween at the top..jaws was just a bit before my time..

[MAX]

Hahahaha RG,

I just said that. lol.

[Roguesgirl]

those friggin flying monkeys scared the crap outta me

[MAX]

Originally posted by fairwrning
i would have put Halloween at the top..jaws was just a bit before my time..

Jaws doesn't scare me like some of the others but when I was a kid. Fuck, if someone started doing the theme in a fucking swimming pool I'd freak out. lol.

[MAX]

Originally posted by Roguesgirl
those friggin flying monkeys scared the crap outta me

Wimp.

[Roguesgirl]

Jaws was scary because its a more realistic threat than the others. I still think about that shit when I swim in the ocean.

[MAX]

Now I love sharks. I've already been diving with them before and I'd love to do a cage dive with Great Whites. Dream vacation of mine.

[Fairwrning]

Originally posted by Roguesgirl
Jaws was scary because its a more realistic threat than the others. I still think about that shit when I swim in the ocean.

Halloween was realistic to me..it could happen..no one would have thought twice back then if they saw that dude walkin down the street on halloween..
One if the best scenes was when the girl was on the phone in front of the patio doors and the guy was 8 ft away...she does a real small stroll across the room and when she comes back he's gone..fuckin creepy man...

[Roguesgirl]

Originally posted by MAX
Now I love sharks.

does Chester know? :D

[Roguesgirl]

Originally posted by fairwrning
Halloween was realistic to me..it could happen..no one would have thought twice back then if they saw that dude walkin down the street on halloween..
One if the best scenes was when the girl was on the phone in front of the patio doors and the guy was 8 ft away...she does a real small stroll across the room and when she comes back he's gone..fuckin creepy man...

:eek:

I forget which movie it is... its about a girl babysitting and she gets a phone call and all he says is "Have you checked the children?"

Creeps me out to this day.

[MAX]

Originally posted by Roguesgirl
does Chester know? :D

That's cold.

That movie to which you are referring is number 28 on the list, btw.

Used to scare the crap out of me too.

[Fairwrning]

"The legend of Boggy Creek"

seems to me that one was kinda scary..Bigfoot movie

[DrMaddVibe]

The Lost Boys

Motel Hell

The Bride

Salem's Lot

From Dusk Till Dawn

[WARF]

I don't see any Lucio Fulci films on that list.

Shame on them!

[academic punk]

Where the hell is On Golden Pond???

[academic punk]

Originally posted by MAX
Fuck, if someone started doing the theme in a fucking swimming pool I'd freak out. lol.


Christ, you are so queer..

[Grant]

Where the hell is Basic Instinct?

Willy Wonka was probably thrown on their because of that scene where they board "Wonka-tania" and they travel threw that tunnel.

There's no earthly way of knowing
Which direction we are going
There's no knowing where we're rowing
Or which way the river's flowing
Is it raining?
Is it snowing?
Is a hurricane a-blowing?
Not a speck of light is showing
So the danger must be growing
Are the fires of hell a-glowing?
Is the grisly reaper mowing?
Yes, the danger must be growing
'Cause the rowers keep on rowing
And they're certainly not showing
Any signs that they are slowing!

[academic punk]

Honest to God, the loudest I ever screamed in a movie was at the Large Marge scene in Pee Wee's Big Adventure.

When she turned and her eyes go popping out of her head and her ears twist and turn, I literally leapt of my seat. While in mid-air, I began to laugh hyterically and continued to do so for a solid two minutes.

I've seen it since, and the "special" effects there are the crappest in the world! STILL cracks me up!

[scottydabodi]

Scariest shit in a movie for me is in "Alien" when that thing ripped right out through that dude's stomach... that was some fucked up shit... although, the demonic pig in the window of "The Amityville Horror" was pretty wacky too... OR the wierd evil dogs guarding the grave of Damien's mother in "The Omen" was far out... OR when the Prince of Darkness escapes from his vat in "John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness"... OR that dude that was starved by Kevin Spacey in "Se7en" --and he's still alive!! Wow... OR the ENTIRE MOVIE of "Requiem for a Dream" by Darren Aronofsky--starring my main babe Jennifer Connolly. That's a fucked up film...

[Chester]

Originally posted by academic punk
Christ, you are so queer..

Yes. Yes he is. Thats why I love him.

[bueno bob]

Scariest movie for me, ever, I think, was the original Nightmare On Elm Street. Now, don't laugh - this was 1984 when I saw it, so I was all of 10 years old and had never seen a horror movie before, so...I was definitely impressionable, and my Dad also knew that I was a big fan of dream interpretation and fantasy movies (usually the D&D like stuff...Conan, Red Sonja, Dungeon Master, Beast Master, et al). The first Elm Street hit me on a very primal level and I remember being totally freaked out before going to sleep for weeks afterwards.

Of course, by the time Elm Street 4 hit, Freddy was such a laughing stock I couldn't ever watch the first movie and remember what the hell had bothered me so much, but at the time, it was something. The first three Elm Streets were pretty damn freaky for growing up around them, I think.

[Matt White]

FROM BEYOND

[scottydabodi]

I'm gonna add the ending of "In the Mouth of Madness" when Sam Neill is in the movie theater laughing his ass off, also I am quite freaked out by "Nosferatu". Wierd ass shit...

[Matt White]

The INTRO to the OUTER LIMITS TV series used to FUCK ME UP as a kid!

"DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ADJUST YOUR TELEVISION SET....WE ARE IN CONTROL"

YIKES!!!

[singerman]

the bit in jaws when the head rolls out of the boat underwater!.....even now it still makes me jump!

[scottydabodi]

Originally posted by Matt White
The INTRO to the OUTER LIMITS TV series used to FUCK ME UP as a kid!

"DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ADJUST YOUR TELEVISION SET....WE ARE IN CONTROL"

YIKES!!!

The music at the beginning of "Doctor Who" was pretty freaky when I was, like, 8. What about Kathy Bates in "Misery"? She was outta control...

[bueno bob]

Originally posted by scottydabodi
I'm gonna add the ending of "In the Mouth of Madness" when Sam Neill is in the movie theater laughing his ass off, also I am quite freaked out by "Nosferatu". Wierd ass shit...

OUTSTANDING flick!

Although the ending was kinda confusing for me, I wasn't exactly sure what to make of it...but Sam Neill, so far as I'm concerned, is one of the best horror actors in the industry when he does horror. I've loved him ever since Omen III...Event Horizon was fucking killer, too; I don't often say I'd love to see a sequel to a horror flick, but I'd be happy on both of those accounts (Mouth of Madness and Horizon).

[Matt White]

"THE EVIL DEAD" was bad ass for its time.

"CHILDREN SHOULDN'T PLAY WITH DEAD THINGS"......BIG FUN!!!

[bueno bob]

Another good one - "Prince of Darkness", most notable because Alice Cooper played a homeless man leading a mass of homeless people that get possessed by the spirit of the Anti-God.

Outstanding film! A John Carpenter thing...didn't get much in the way of acclaim, but the story was great! Well worth the rent.

[bueno bob]

Originally posted by Matt White
"THE EVIL DEAD" was bad ass for its time.

"CHILDREN SHOULDN'T PLAY WITH DEAD THINGS"......BIG FUN!!!

The first Evil Dead turned my stomach - low budget, but it was still a pretty sick gorefest, for it's time.

Evil Dead 2? Even better, but of course the slapstick element was definately creeping in...

The whole Evil Dead trilogy is just a great way to burn a Saturday afternoon in cult Heaven...

[scottydabodi]

John Carpenter = Horror Genius. Sam Neill rocks too!! KICK ASS!!

[GAR]

Invasion of the Saucer Men gimme nightmares as a kid

http://images.allposters.com/images/MG/142820.jpg

Their fingers were injection needles, and they run around shooting people up fulla dope - they konk out and so then the Nine's grab the people up to their spaceship while they're unconscious.

[GAR]

http://www.clubdesmonstres.com/saucerman.jpg

[bueno bob]

Did they find Sammy at the end of the movie?

"Come home! We need more color in our lives! The BBQ's ready!"

[Roguesgirl]

I thought it was pretty gross when Ray Liotta's character (I forget the name) was eating his own brain in Hannibal.

[bueno bob]

Interesting. Never saw Hannibal, but sounds like it's worth the rent right there :)

[Roguesgirl]

made a big mistake that night. Went out to dinner and then saw the movie.

: puke:

[bueno bob]

Oops!! Don't feel bad - my wife has a (sp?) hiatal hernia, so it's always touch and go with her...eating, too...and horror flicks in her presence are ABSOLUTELY out of the question :)

[Roguesgirl]

There's lots of nasty shit in that flick.

[Rikk]

Originally posted by Chester
Yes. Yes he is. Thats why I love him.

Yup... Mmm hmm...

[LadyTudor2711]

Hello there,

Top Ten in Lady Tudor Land:

10. The Fog
9. The Birds
8. Dark Shadows
7. Halloween I & II. The rest is shit.
6.The Legend of Hell House, English
5. The Crucuble (Michael Gough) English
4. Creepshow
3. The Pit and the Pendulum (Vincent Price)


1/.2 Tied for first, too close to call..
Rosemary's Baby (Roman Polanski)
The Exorcist, 25 Anniversary , extra footage.... (Ellen Burstyn)

Best,
LT

[BOMBER]

Originally posted by bueno bob
The first Evil Dead turned my stomach - low budget, but it was still a pretty sick gorefest, for it's time.

Evil Dead 2? Even better, but of course the slapstick element was definately creeping in...

The whole Evil Dead trilogy is just a great way to burn a Saturday afternoon in cult Heaven...
Evil Dead 2 goes down for me as close to the funniest movie I've ever seen.
BRILLIANT

[MAX]

Originally posted by Rikk
Yup... Mmm hmm...


"Frost.........Sometimes it makes the blade stick." -Maximus Decimus Meridius, Roman General

[col5150]

i thought edward scissorhands was scary as hell, there was just something well freaky about it. Then i saw the low budget porn remake
'edward penis hands', i can honestly say ive never laughed so much in my life!

[Rikk]

Originally posted by Roguesgirl
I was surprised that Friday the 13th wasn't higher up on the list. That movie scared the crap outta me.

The fact that the original FRIDAY THE 13TH had so many sequels, many of which were cheap and not scary, has damaged its reputation. I would still call the original FRIDAY THE 13TH one of the scariest movies ever made. The whole concept of being in the middle of a campsite miles from anything else, in the middle of the night, scares the piss out of me. The murders are freaky, the sets and total darkness in some of the movie scares me. The scene where Adrienne King is in the pantry and Betsy starts turning the door-handle and then starts hacking at the door...fucking freaky! Great, great flick.

http://imagecache2.allposters.com/images/153/424965.jpg

[Rikk]

Originally posted by LadyTudor2711
10. The Fog

Good choice. This is an under-rated film, and next to ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13 and THE THING, my favorite Carpenter film.

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00005JKG7.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg

[bueno bob]

Originally posted by Rikk
The fact that the original FRIDAY THE 13TH had so many sequels, many of which were cheap and not scary, has damaged its reputation. I would still call the original FRIDAY THE 13TH one of the scariest movies ever made. The whole concept of being in the middle of a campsite miles from anything else, in the middle of the night, scares the piss out of me....[/IMG]

Ooooh, don't forget the part about a drunk, high asshole with a hunting knife coming after you!

BEEN THERE!

DONE THAT!

AND LIVED, MOTHER FUCKER!!!!!!!!!

:D





...oh yeah, remember to tell you about my camping trip from Hell sometime, it's a pretty cool story :)

[Roguesgirl]

Tell us now Bob :)

[RuzDNailz]

Originally posted by academic punk
Honest to God, the loudest I ever screamed in a movie was at the Large Marge scene in Pee Wee's Big Adventure.

When she turned and her eyes go popping out of her head and her ears twist and turn, I literally leapt of my seat. While in mid-air, I began to laugh hyterically and continued to do so for a solid two minutes.

I've seen it since, and the "special" effects there are the crappest in the world! STILL cracks me up!


But look at the scene again. You can easily detect that it's play-doh!
You want really scary? For me it'll always be the exorcist. All little girls in horror movies are freaky as hell.

But anyone seen the Ring 1? That was also some pretty scary shit.

[MAX]

Originally posted by bueno bob
...oh yeah, remember to tell you about my camping trip from Hell sometime, it's a pretty cool story :)

Yeah, tell us bro. :)

About the scariest camping story I ever have is sitting in the tent, laying in my sleeping bag debating for hours whether I should go out into the freezing cold and take a piss or hold it. The bladder always wins. lol.

[bueno bob]

Originally posted by Roguesgirl
Tell us now Bob :)

I need to think of a place to begin, honestly...it's worth it's own thread, so gimme a few days, I think, it'll show up here. :)

Patience!

[Rikk]

BOB, my bro, this person wasn't some knife-wielding psycho that looks like Betsy Palmer and was crying about her drowned son Jason, was it?

[Rikk]

Another great flick...extremely scary...extremely brutal. I have the DVD special edition, and it's awesome.

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00005LQ04.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg

[bueno bob]

Originally posted by Rikk
BOB, my bro, this person wasn't some knife-wielding psycho that looks like Betsy Palmer and was crying about her drowned son Jason, was it?

No, actually he looked like a HIGHLY strung out James Hetfield, actually...lol.

No shittin', though, I was lucky to get out of that with only minor cuts and bruises. Still thank my lucky stars over that mess.

[Rikk]

Dude, start a thread and tell the fucking story! Sounds scary, bro.

[bueno bob]

Originally posted by Rikk
Dude, start a thread and tell the fucking story! Sounds scary, bro.

Give me a day or two, seriously...I haven't ever worked it all out; it'll take me some time to find the right door to do so.

Patience, kids, patience...it'll pay off, trust me.

[manwiththedogs]

Originally posted by bueno bob
WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY??? WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT ALL ABOUT??? :confused:
Willy Wonka WAS fuckin` scary, scarred me for life.
Damn orange midgets...

[Vinnie Velvet]

Originally posted by Rikk
The fact that the original FRIDAY THE 13TH had so many sequels, many of which were cheap and not scary, has damaged its reputation. I would still call the original FRIDAY THE 13TH one of the scariest movies ever made. The whole concept of being in the middle of a campsite miles from anything else, in the middle of the night, scares the piss out of me. The murders are freaky, the sets and total darkness in some of the movie scares me. The scene where Adrienne King is in the pantry and Betsy starts turning the door-handle and then starts hacking at the door...fucking freaky! Great, great flick.

http://imagecache2.allposters.com/images/153/424965.jpg

Indeed Rikk. The original Friday is a classic and scared the shit out of me waaaaaay back when I first saw it.

[Vinnie Velvet]

I still think The Exorcist is right up there in terms of being one of the, if not THE, scariest movies ever.

And I mean the original version and not that new one that came out in 2000.

The whole idea that something like a possession could happen and the demon's voice was scary as hell!

[Rikk]

Originally posted by Vinnie Velvet
I still think The Exorcist is right up there in terms of being one of the, if not THE, scariest movies ever.

And I mean the original version and not that new one that came out in 2000.

The whole idea that something like a possession could happen and the demon's voice was scary as hell!

You know, I have to say that I enjoyed the 2000 version...probably because that's obviously the only version I saw in theatres. I thought the spider scene was fucking shocking and very brilliant. But yes, the ending in the original was definitely more effective.

[scottydabodi]

How about Buffalo Bill in "Silence of the Lambs"?

"You wanna fuck me? I'd fuck me..."

"Don't you hurt PRECIOUS you fuckin' BITCH!!"

"Put the lotion in the FUCKIN BASKET!!! AAAHHHHHGGG!!!"

A man after my own heart...... to EAT my heart that is... what a creep

[SoldMySoul4RnR]

Buffalo Bill freaks the living shit outta me! Man, he's way scarier than Hannibal Lector in that flick, yet he never gets as much attention. Has anyone seen "Manhunter"? It was the first Lector flick made in 1988, thats some pretty scary shit as well, it got pushed into obscurity because of the success of "Silence of the Lambs" though.

One movie that never fails to give me goosebumps is "The Shinning". Man the part where Danny is on his bike and all off a sudden those little girls appear at the end of the hall, gives me shivers. And theres the scene where Jack Nicholson is in the mens room with the ghost of Grady, when the camera switches to Grady's face as he talks about killing his family, he just looks so fucking evil. Awesome stuff!

I was always a huge Friday the 13th fan as a youngster, great sleepover flicks. They don't scare me as much now as they did then. It's always great fun watching Betsy Palmer go nuts in the first one though.

[Panamark]

Originally posted by Matt White
FROM BEYOND

YES !! And the one before that "The Reanimator"

Herbert West is one fucked up sick puppy..

[Panamark]

Totally agree with you all on the excorcist and Evil Dead.

Two classics.. The Excorcist fucked me up for ages, I remember
sprinting in the dark from light switch to light switch just to get back
to my room at night.. LOL..
I think its that subliminal evil skull face that flashes on the screen
for a millisecond. Fucks with your brain..

On the other side of the coin, Scary Movie 2, the crappiest film ever,
but the intro (a take off of The Excorcist) is hillarious.. When the
girl is going "Fuck me" "Fuck me" and the old priest jumps on top
of her and starts humping her !!! :)

That cracked me up :)

[Grant]

When I first watched The Exorcist a good 10 years ago, couldn't sleep for like a week...no movie has ever done that to me. I just rewatched a few months ago for the first since then the director's cut version. Wasn't as bad this time round although the only scene I couldn't watch was the hospital blood transfusion scene, took a small glimpse of it and I swear almost fainted on the living room floor.

[SweetSecrets]

Fire in the Sky!

and it's PG-13!

[Three Lock Rock]

Originally posted by SweetSecrets
Fire in the Sky!

and it's PG-13!

I love that movie!

[bueno bob]

Originally posted by Three Lock Rock
I love loose, hairy, oily men's asses!

[smaz]

I turned halloween off shortly after it started, thought it was bollocks...

[blonddgirl777]

"The Omen" (the first one) scared the shit out of me when I was 16...
That cute little boy (and his dog) where just creepy!
:(

[Rikk]

Love that movie. The first sequel is also very good and freaky.

[Roguesgirl]

The Hitcher was scary as hell.

When the kid picks up the hitchhiker and says "My mom told me never to do this"
And the Hitcher says "Do I look like a killer to you?" :eek:

[blonddgirl777]

I've got the whole soundtrack (of "The Omen") by Gerry Goldsmith...
Turn all the lights off, light up some candles and crank up your stereo...

Your heart WILL pound!!!

:eek:

[blonddgirl777]

Originally posted by Roguesgirl
The Hitcher was scary as hell.

When the kid picks up the hitchhiker and says "My mom told me never to do this"
And the Hitcher says "Do I look like a killer to you?" :eek:

Hell ya!

The freaky thing about this movie is that it is simple and CAN happen for real, anyday, anywhere...

:confused:

[blonddgirl777]

What about "The Exorcist 3" the one about the Zodiac Killer???
The mental institute people that move fast on the ceiling...

When he is interogated in his cell and his face subtally changes!!!

HAAAAA!!!!!

[6 is 9]

Originally posted by blonddgirl777
Hell ya!

The freaky thing about this movie is that it is simple and CAN happen for real, anyday, anywhere...

:confused:

who in their right minds picks up hitchhikers in todays day and age. Still a scary movie.

[blonddgirl777]

Originally posted by 6 is 9
who in their right minds picks up hitchhikers in todays day and age. Still a scary movie.

Of course, I, myself would never pick up anyone (boy or girl) on the side of the road but my husband and i drove a lot coast to coast (Canadian and U-S) and you would be surprised on how many people still hitch hike (boys AND GIRLS)...

It must work!... Those people obviously never saw that movie...

Very scarry...

[Rikk]

Originally posted by blonddgirl777
I've got the whole soundtrack (of "The Omen") by Gerry Goldsmith...
Turn all the lights off, light up some candles and crank up your stereo...

Your heart WILL pound!!!

:eek:

I got the soundtrack too! It's awesome. Unbelievably creepy! I love the satanic choir.

[6 is 9]

Its extremely scary. I feel bad because sometimes I really want to help people but it's not worth the risk.

[Roguesgirl]

Originally posted by blonddgirl777
Hell ya!

The freaky thing about this movie is that it is simple and CAN happen for real, anyday, anywhere...

:confused:

yup...Never pick up Rutger Hauer. Ever.

http://home.online.no/~bigshow/images/th3.jpg

[blonddgirl777]

A lot of movies are good to warn us that we should never :
Help strangers, open the door to unexpected people, trust the police (or the government)...
And we should always fear:
The man with the ugly face, the one that looks too nice, cemitaries, mental institutes etc...

Most of them make you want to own a gun and "defend yourself'.

The movies that really get me are the ones about the unknown:
The spirits, the ghosts, enigmas of mad scientists, crasy doctors that will steel your body parts etc...

[Roguesgirl]

Originally posted by blonddgirl777
A lot of movies are good to warn us that we should never :
Help strangers, open the door to unexpected people, trust the police (or the government)...
And we should always fear:
The man with the ugly face, the one that looks too nice, cemitaries, mental institutes etc...

Most of them make you want to own a gun and "defend yourself'.

The movies that really get me are the ones about the unknown:
The spirits, the ghosts, enigmas of mad scientists, crasy doctors that will steel your body parts etc...

I saw some clips from that movie "the Audition". THAT is some freaky shit!

http://www.themoviechicks.com/mcmp2001/mcmpaudition1.jpg

[blonddgirl777]

Good!
I will make sure I see it...
I looove being spooked out!

[Grant]

Originally posted by blonddgirl777
I've got the whole soundtrack (of "The Omen") by Gerry Goldsmith...
Turn all the lights off, light up some candles and crank up your stereo...

Your heart WILL pound!!!

:eek:

Yeah I have that soundtrack too, it's killer! Even in the 70s, that music was so ahead of it's time. "Ave Satani" made the movie what it was.

[blonddgirl777]

Originally posted by Grant
Yeah I have that soundtrack too, it's killer! Even in the 70s, that music was so ahead of it's time. "Ave Satani" made the movie what it was.

...And what about all those whispers/prayers to Satan???

On a good sound system, it sounds like those people are actually hidden everywhere in you house!!!

:eek:

[Panamark]

Trippy ! I forgot about Damian !!!

Good series...

[Grant]

Originally posted by blonddgirl777
...And what about all those whispers/prayers to Satan???

On a good sound system, it sounds like those people are actually hidden everywhere in you house!!!

:eek:

Is that in the scene where Robert Thorn (Gregory Peck) is walking into his dark home ready to kill Damien and the dog (the Jackal) who's assigned to protect the anti-Christ comes walking down the stairs and whispers..."Anti-christo, ant-christo".

Hell yeah, great scene with marvellous music!:cool:

BTW, the late great Jerry Goldsmith deservedly won an Oscar for that score.

[DLR82VH]

Phantasm made #25 awesome!!! I love that movie and all it's sequals. :D

[flappo]

deep red ( profondo rosso ) is pretty scary as is eraserhead

but worst of all has to be sammy hagars greatest video hits

[bueno bob]

Originally posted by DLR82VH
Phantasm made #25 awesome!!! I love that movie and all it's sequals. :D

Phantasm was a grate serious, each one...except for II, I didn't care much for replacing Mike, but oh well, the story was good. I hope they end it soon.

As far as Omen was concerned, Omen III made me a fan of Sam Neill for life...he did such as awesome job as the adult Damien, man, what a grate film.