Scarriest Movie You Have Ever Seen

[DELTA x WOLF]

Many people like scary movies just wondering whats the scariest move you have ever seen



Mine happens to be Poltergeist that clown scared the hell out of me

 

[Symp4thy]

I love scary movies, although most don't really scare me. Pet Sematary (yes, that's spelled correctly) however, does, I'm not sure why.

 

[Adam Jenson]

Not many though I'd have to say The Howling

 

[DELTA x WOLF]

I love scary movies, although most don't really scare me. Pet Sematary (yes, that's spelled correctly) however, does, I'm not sure why.

Liked the book. Steven King is my favorite author

 

[Symp4thy]

I love scary movies, although most don't really scare me. Pet Sematary (yes, that's spelled correctly) however, does, I'm not sure why.

Liked the book. Steven King is my favorite author

Agreed, although I like his Dark Tower books better than his horror books. "It" was pretty good as well, but the ending kinda sucked...

 

[TwistedEllipses]

It has to be a psychological horror movie, but which one is harder to say...HSM?

 

[shirin238]

Mehh, no matter how hard I try, 'scary' movies, only make me laugh... :/
They are just that ridiculous

 

[Zippy1313]

The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre. That movie is freaky and will always be freaky. The rest in the series are shit.

 

[DELTA x WOLF]

I love scary movies, although most don't really scare me. Pet Sematary (yes, that's spelled correctly) however, does, I'm not sure why.

Liked the book. Steven King is my favorite author

Agreed, although I like his Dark Tower books better than his horror books. "It" was pretty good as well, but the ending kinda sucked...

The Stand took me like a year to read
longest book ever
But I also liked the Dark Tower series what was it like 7 books all together

 

[Spartan Bannana]

Well, I guess, in Saw there were lot's of scars, almost everybody has some in that movie.

 

[DELTA x WOLF]

Well, I guess, Saw there were lot's of scars, almost everybody has some in that movie.

Yea it gets me queasy when I see like guts and gore. Maybe cause I felt really sick when I snapped my arm in half and saw my bone and blood so I guess I could relate

 

[ParkourMcGhee]

Anime: Higurashi no naku koro ni. Apart from anime, movies just don't look realistic enough :/.

 

[fuckwit]

The Shining, definitely. Here's Johnny!
and the bear giving a man head.

 

[TwistedEllipses]

Anime: Higurashi no naku koro ni. Apart from anime, movies just don't look realistic enough :/.

Huh? are you seriously saying anime looks more real than using real-life people and objects...?

 

[Social Pariah]

Well... not scary as such... but the movie "Mars Attacks" freaked the crap out of me at the age of 9/10, nightmares and all-sorts, scarring my fragile mind.

 

[Pseudonym2]

Jesus Camp.

 

[hungoverbear]

Ju-On the original grudge scared the bejessus out of me. Hellraiser was pretty scary so was Session 9. But nothing takes the cake like Descent specially if you are kinda clastrophobic like me.

 

[are.you.the.god.its.me.vader]

ghostbusters

 

[YouGetWhatsGiven]

Jesus Camp.

That was scary. On topic, the Exorcist and the first Texas Chainsaw Massacre

 

[ThePoodonkis]

Well, I guess, in Saw there were lot's of scars, almost everybody has some in that movie.

Spoiler

The part in the second Saw with the pit of syringes. Had to look away for that one.

Scariest movie? I saw Stephen King's IT when I was like 8, and it scared the mess out of me.
Now, though, it's one of my favorite movies, still gives a slight fright, though.