Genuinely Scary Movies (or other media besides games)

[Tears of Blood]

The original Texas Chaisaw Massacre

Paranormal Activity

Paranormal Activity

Paranormal Activity

Looks like TCM and Paranormal Activity are worth checking out.

Jacobs Ladder, son. Jacobs Ladder. It's a must see movie if you love the Silent Hill series.

I've seen it, I mentioned in in the first post. =P

 

[Me55enger]

Event Horizon.

although watching my DT teacher watch it was hi-lar-ious.

 

[Doctor Pealz]

The cube is pretty freaky. Really fucks with you. especially hypercube.

 

[Tears of Blood]

Event Horizon.

although watching my DT teacher watch it was hi-lar-ious.

The cube is pretty freaky. Really fucks with you. especially hypercube.

What are these movies, anyway? I have heard of Event Horizon, but never heard of The Cube.

 

[Doctor Pealz]

The cube is like Saw, but it's actually good.

 

[Acidoctor]

Jacobs Ladder, son. Jacobs Ladder. It's a must see movie if you love the Silent Hill series.

I've seen it, I mentioned in in the first post. =P[/quote]

Oh, shit, sorry. I was kinda in hurry when I was browsing through the threads.

 

[blankedboy]

Easy choice, horrendously easy choice.

Marble Hornets.
Go look that up, it's free, 28-part and on Youtube.

Be prepared to not sleep for a few weeks.

Would you care to explain it? I'm a wuss in this kind of stuff...

Try Aliens. I actually wasn't scared at all by Alien.

Eh, look around for the Slender Man. On the Internet first, then you'll be forced to IRL.
Marble Hornets is a Slender Man based movie.

I feel like if I tell you anything else, it'll spoil the movie.
And if you do watch it, watch very closely.

 

[Phoenix09215]

REC is pritty scary although the only film to actually keep me from sleeping at night was paranormal activity... I though that was terrifying :S

 

[Danman1]

Read Salems' Lot a few years ago. Scared the piss out of me. But it was a slow burn kind of fear. A month after I found myself alone in the house for a few hours and ended up in a corner with the kitchen cross while forbidding anyone from entering until my mom came home.

 

[Frontastic]

Almost anything by David Lynch. Especially Inland Empire.

 

[BreakfastMan]

The Shining(Stanley Kubrick version, not the TV-movie) is not very gory, but it is really freaky. I would recommend that. Also the first Alien movie. Not as gory as people say it is. Maybe the Blair witch project, if you can stand shaky cameras.

 

[Queen Michael]

The Slender Man scares me seriously. I was also terrified by the novel World War Z.

 

[Frontastic]

I'm not usually one to shy away from horror once I've started but...
I've only watched the intro and #1 and already it's far scarier than any 'horror' movie I've seen in years! It's so well done, TOO well done.
Damn you for posting this!

 

[Jaqen Hghar]

Paranormal Activity and Marble Hornets are the best scary movies I know of, because they don't really rely on jump-scares. Jump-scares are stupid.
If you are going to see Paranormal Activity, see the one with the good ending. I think there are three different endings actually, only one of them is really good I think. Again, because it doesn't contain any jump-scares.