What Is The Scariest Movie Ever?

[JCOOK]

Iwas watching THE EXCORCIST over the weekend i had forgotten just how scary that flick is. Whats your pic for scariest movie of all time.

[Sarge]

Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The original one...

[fanofdave]

it would have to be:

KatyDUD visits DLR Army

fuck is that bitch scary!

[guwapo_rocker]

Vh Live Without a Net.

[ALMOSTsaved]

The original HALLOWEEN. It relied on atmosphere and tension rather than gore.

[Bob_R]

Originally posted by ALMOSTsaved
The original HALLOWEEN. It relied on atmosphere and tension rather than gore.

I couldn't agree more!!

[Mezro]

The first Evil Dead really nailed it for me.

Mezro...I really like the ending of Audition too; people walked out of the theater during that...

[Ally_Kat]

Am I the only one that doesn't really get scared at scary movies? My cousin who lives upstate got piss ass scared after watching the Blair Witch. Maybe it's cuz he lives in the middle of nowhere surrounded by woods. I never understood that.

[guwapo_rocker]

Coming Soon to a theatre near you,

Ally Kat' s Wisdom Teeth Extraction.

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[horty07]

Friday The 13th. (The first one)

[moose]

Now you guys are talking my favorite genre in films.
As for scariest cult classic I'd have to agree with Sarge........TCM is a classic, mainstream it would have to be The Exorcist, but if any of you enjoy real horror the Italian movies rule.. Anything by Mario Bava, Lucio Fulci are real fuck ups.
Most Cannabalistic I'd say Cannibal Ferox(solid outing/ another Italian Flick)
Slashers well I'd have to say "ICHI The Killer" is phenomenal.
Also look into any of the Japanese thrillers if you can find them. If you want any good titles for Horror movies go to "DVD DRIVEin.com, Thedarkside.com, or RueMorgue.com and enjoy!!!!!!!!!

[Mezro]

Originally posted by moose

Slashers well I'd have to say "ICHI The Killer" is phenomenal.
Also look into any of the Japanese thrillers if you can find them.

I agree with you big time moose. Most Takashi Miike films are amazing.

Mezro...Japanese horror rules in a major way...

[Ally_Kat]

Originally posted by guwapo_rocker
Coming Soon to a theatre near you,

Ally Kat' s Wisdom Teeth Extraction.

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

lol! Yeah, i get scared at odd stuff :D

[wooda]

The Entity (1982)

It is enough to deal with things you can see, but this one is based on an Entity which is invisable.

So it really had a mental inpact. How in the hell do you hid if you can't see what you are hiding from?

[madraoul]

That clown in Poltergiest still creeps me out.

[wooda]

How about this CLOWN!!!!

[secrets]

"The Exorcist" is a very disturbing and powerful movie.
I think "The Omen" is also quite a pretty scary movie.
"The Shinning" is not too scary but has some disturbing moments.
I'm thinking of the Redrum scene. You know what I mean.

[smaz]

Originally posted by Ally_Kat
Am I the only one that doesn't really get scared at scary movies? .

I'm with you on not getting scared. The Exorcist was funny, Halloween bored me - I stopped watching it after a while. But Friday the 13th first one was a great film, one of my fave. I like the Nightmare on Elm Street series, although not scary I like 'em. I saw the new Texas Chainsaw Massacre and it wasn't bad, a bit predicable but good. I wanna see the origional though. I hear good things. Red Dragon (Prequel to Silence of the Lambs) although not quite horror is a good film - very clever plot I think. House on the Haunted Hill wasn't bad either. I've seen so many horror films I can't remember them all! I've seen hell raiser but I can't remember it. But horror films are the new comedy in my opinion.

[wooda]

Originally posted by secrets
[B"The Shinning" is not too scary but has some disturbing moments.
I'm thinking of the Redrum scene. You know what I mean. [/B]

That is right, but the one that does it for me is when the kid goes into room 237 and sees that lady!! that was some scary stuff!

[smaz]

Originally posted by wooda
How about this CLOWN!!!!

:lol: Those pictures look very similar.......strange!

[ALMOSTsaved]

The scariest part of "The Omen" was when the new nanny came in and said, "Have no fear little one. I am here to protect thee."

[ALMOSTsaved]

Another creepy cult classic is "Burnt Offerings."

[Mezro]

Originally posted by wooda
That is right, but the one that does it for me is when the kid goes into room 237 and sees that lady!! that was some scary stuff!

That is one fucked up scene that is even way more creepy in the book.

Mezro...check it out; you'll thank me for it...

[wooda]

Originally posted by Mezro
That is one fucked up scene that is even way more creepy in the book.

Mezro...check it out; you'll thank me for it...

Thanks, I have read the book, and that shit can send chills up the spin of a 41 tear old man!!!

[ALMOSTsaved]

I don't own the book. How does it describe the room 237 incident?

[Mezro]

Originally posted by ALMOSTsaved
I don't own the book. How does it describe the room 237 incident?

Just roll into a bookstore and read that fucking chapter right there!

Mezro...you'll get the chills so bad that your nuts will turn into ovaries...

[ALMOSTsaved]

I just might fuckin' do that!

[secrets]

Originally posted by ALMOSTsaved
The scariest part of "The Omen" was when the new nanny came in and said, "Have no fear little one. I am here to protect thee."

Yes and the music in that film is really scary too. Like the part when they dig up the grave and find the dog skeleton. Really creepy stuff.


Originally posted by wooda
Thanks, I have read the book, and that shit can send chills up the spin of a 41 year old man!!!

I used to read Stephen King books religiously. The early ones I guess are the best. The Shinning, The Stand, Salem's Lot.

Generally his books are much better than the film adaptations.

[Cato]

Rosemary's baby made my penis tiny.

[smaz]

Originally posted by Cato
Rosemary's baby made my penis tiny.

We've got that film on DVD, might watch it sometime if it's good then.

[secrets]

Originally posted by Cato
Rosemary's baby made my penis tiny.

LOL. Have you ever considered legal action?

[rustoffa]

"The Rose"
A Sammy Hagar tour de force.

[Cathedral]

Trilogy Of Terror, story 3, The Zuni Fetish Doll was really good.
Karen Black stars.
When she was running from that little fucker and hid in the bathroom and it had that huge butcher knife coming at her from under the door, lol. That freaked me out a bit.
Just seeing that blade moving and jabbing furiously was wicked.

Then she tries to grab it a couple times and gets cut.

I hate knife cuts

[ashstralia]

it's 'the shining'
'the shinning' is the simpsons version! lol

i saw the first 'alien' when it came out, i was about 12.
the creature, and the intense feeling of claustrophobia,
freaked me. (not to mention the chest-burst scene)
*shivers*

[wooda]

Originally posted by Cathedral
Trilogy Of Terror, story 3, The Zuni Fetish Doll was really good.
Karen Black stars.
When she was running from that little fucker and hid in the bathroom and it had that huge butcher knife coming at her from under the door, lol. That freaked me out a bit.
Just seeing that blade moving and jabbing furiously was wicked.

Then she tries to grab it a couple times and gets cut.

I hate knife cuts

Hell yea, that little doll was a trip. I didn't want to walk on the floor. I went to Universal with my parents right after they made that movie, and they had the doll on display, and it was even scary in a glass box

[guwapo_rocker]

Originally posted by Mezro
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Mezro...Japanese horror rules in a major way...

But not as much as naked Asian chicks!:D

[Cathedral]

Originally posted by wooda
Hell yea, that little doll was a trip. I didn't want to walk on the floor. I went to Universal with my parents right after they made that movie, and they had the doll on display, and it was even scary in a glass box

I grew up calling him the Ya Ya Man, lol.
That little bastard was wicked as fuck and showed no mercy.

In the re-make of that film they used an identical doll, he was a scary mother fucker.
I'd have duct taped that chain on his ass, lol.

[Cato]

The Shining makes knockz's ass moist.

[Jano]

Alien the first one, evil dead and the first movie with Freddie, i don't remember the name of it!

[High Life Man]

Originally posted by smaz
We've got that film on DVD, might watch it sometime if it's good then.

You've got Cato's penis on DVD?

[Fairwrning]

Originally posted by ALMOSTsaved
The original HALLOWEEN. It relied on atmosphere and tension rather than gore.

absolutely my fave.....i slept in my parents room for 3 nights after seeing that flick..the atmosphere and music..no one would think twice about a guy walking around like that on halloween..at least not back in '78....and the way he would be RIGHT THERE..the open door when the chick was on the phone and gone a split second later..the guy looking through the door while she was in the washroom..when he raises up from behind the parked car when the girl runs by taking the kid across the street..the kid runs into him at the school after making the other kid drop the pumpkin..
scary fuckin movie...although my kids didnt think so ..it scared the shit outta me

[ALMOSTsaved]

A friend of mine's 11 year old was over and I put HALLOWEEN on for him and he thought it was funny. Pissed me off. All the parts you described are dead on scarey shit.

[EddieFan4Ever]

Ok, well...i'm a definite Horror movie buff. Having said that, it'd be tough to narrow down to one movie.....but if so, it's be the first Halloween. It was an independant movie, done on a shoestring budget, and NO blood actually shown in any scene. Yet...it was so perfectly made. Dark, eerie...and it spawned the most recognizable and intimidating evil character in the form of Michael Myers, a.k.a "the shape". Done by John Carpenter as a tribute to Psycho, it gave way to many imitators (Jason, most notably) and to me is unmatched for it's simple yet chillingly suspenseful feel. The music, also one of the most recognizable themes ever, was perfect in each scene. As a fan of many (not all) of Carpenter's films, one thing i always loved was his uncanny ability to put just the right music to his scenes. He cowrote and played much of the keyboard work to alot of his films...another cool tidbit, IMO. Some of my favs by him (other than Halloween) are The Fog, The Thing, Christine, Prince of Darkness...to name a few. Just mentioning The Thing made me remember how much i loved that one, too....perfect atmosphere....small group of guys trapped in the antarctic....an alien that can assume the likeness of anything....so cool. The tension of "who can i trust?" and the music...low, pulsing, and creepy.....man, good stuff. Not to mention...for it's time...ground-breaking FX. Well, i've rambled enough....cant end without giving props to Psycho, Jaws, Exorcist, The Ring, The Blair Witch Project( go ahead, laugh lol), or Black Christmas. Peace.

[Mezro]

Originally posted by EddieFan4Ever
Prince of Darkness...and cant end without giving props to Psycho, Jaws, Exorcist, The Ring, The Blair Witch Project( go ahead, laugh lol),

Prince of Darkness is a great movie; have not seen it in years but it really hit the twisted spot well. Dug the Alice Cooper cameo too.

All of the others are great movies too. I loved The Blair Witch Project and The Ring. Both deserve way more respect from the casual horror fan.

Mezro...the last thing you see before you die is the filthy ring in my toilet...

[smaz]

Originally posted by High Life Man
You've got Cato's penis on DVD?

:lol: no, Rosemary's Baby.

[distortion9]

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[distortion9]

Don't know how well this one has held up but I do remember it freaking me out at the time.

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[moose]

Originally posted by distortion9
Don't know how well this one has held up but I do remember it freaking me out at the time.

http://www.cenobite.com/pix/hr1/hr1-misc23.jpg

Great movie, good choic.
This fall they are going to release "Lemora, A Chlids Tale(fucked up)
and if yer into giallos' "Woman In a Lizard's Skin"(solid)
Has anyone ever seen "Switchbalade Romance"?
I also recommend Dario Argento's "Suspiria"

There is some great stuff out there(non-mainstream) that will blow yer fuckin mind.

[Big Troubles]

Scary Movie 3. To think that someone, somewhere thought that this 3rd version of what was a funny string of movies, would make any money what-so-ever. That is fucking scary.

But for scary scary... Id say Excorsist, first 3 Friday the 13th's, The Entity, Amityville Horror, first Poltergeist and Tommy Lee in a porn. :D

[WARF]

Ishtar!!!!!!!!

[wooda]

Originally posted by WARF
Ishtar!!!!!!!!

LMAO!!!!

That movie even scared money!!!

But tell me is Live RIght Her, Right Now considered a movie? cause that is some scary shit

[Mezro]

Originally posted by moose
I also recommend Dario Argento's "Suspiria"

Suspiria is fantastic and Argento is a muddy genius who knows how to pull mental strings...hard. See this fucker pronto.

Mezro...look under rocks, lock those doors, not all horror movies are financed by Coors...

[Fabulous Shadow]

message boards are scary enough... who needs movies! LOL

[WARF]

I am a big fan of Lucio Fulci, so honestly I would have to say ,"L, Aldila" is my favorite horror movie (The Beyond).

[Fabulous Shadow]

WARF, I would have thought you'd say the RAVEN... I mean the CROW!
I'm KIDDING!!!! *wink*

[moose]

Originally posted by WARF
I am a big fan of Lucio Fulci, so honestly I would have to say ,"L, Aldila" is my favorite horror movie (The Beyond).

Lucio has some great stuff out there, his best has got to be "The Beyond" Great choice WARF.

[Golden AWe]

Originally posted by moose
Great movie, good choic.
I also recommend Dario Argento's "Suspiria"

There is some great stuff out there(non-mainstream) that will blow yer fuckin mind.



yesss I also recommend "Deep red" (Profondo rosso) by Argento, and as mentioned before Fulci and Bava have loads of good movies...classic horror without too much supernatural green mutant eating you-stuff, that's what I like...

[Mezro]

Originally posted by WARF
I am a big fan of Lucio Fulci, so honestly I would have to say ,"L, Aldila" is my favorite horror movie (The Beyond).

Didn't Fulci make bunch of zombie movies or am I thinking of another Italian director?

Mezro...zombie, pastrami, bologna..whatever...

[flappo]

deep red ?

or halloween ??

[Mr Badguy]

"Halloween", "The Omen" and Stephen King`s "It".

[Keeyth]

Hell House

[moose]

Originally posted by Mezro
Didn't Fulci make bunch of zombie movies or am I thinking of another Italian director?

Mezro...zombie, pastrami, bologna..whatever...

The Classic "Zombie", just think about the stake throught the eye scene a fuckin masterpiece.

[Mezro]

Originally posted by moose
The Classic "Zombie", just think about the stake throught the eye scene a fuckin masterpiece.

Yeah, that is the guy and "Zombie" was amazing.

Mezro...I love zombie movies and movies where a monster in the water eats people...