Movies that scared the **** out of you

[ToRidTheDisease]

Have you ever seen an actual scary movie, and not one that was really cheesy? I'm just wondering what you all think are some of the scariest movies of all time.

[Esp Griffyn]

The grudge was pretty disturbing.

[Kurtz]

I haven't really seen a lot of horror, but The Shining got me scared the first time I saw it, with the twins and all, as cheesy as it sounds.

That's more of a psychological thriller though.

[Heavens Night]

The Ring scared me when I saw it in Theatres, its just different as opposed to seeing a movie at home.

[Klown]

I have to admit that I was really freaked out by "White Noise", just the whole concept of hearing dead people or "ghosts" through static in radio/television. I was really freaked out for the entire night after I saw it.


This was only about 3 weeks ago. :upset:

[ToRidTheDisease]

The grudge was pretty disturbing.
Was it really that scary?

[Evil Clown Liquor]

Out of the many, many horror movies I've seen, one of the very few that really scared me was The Blob 1988 remake.

The movie theater scene + younger me = :eek:

["5150"]

The grudge was pretty disturbing.

True. A girl in my ICT group was really scared by it. She even had nightmares!

[Esp Griffyn]

Was it really that scary?

When you watch the film in the knowledge that the kind of ghost in that film is believed by many people in Japan to actually exist, yes it is.

[ToRidTheDisease]

I'll have to go rent it.

[jaymz_is_god]

First time I seen 'The Shining' I was a bit freaked out.

And there's something pretty creepy about 'House on Haunted Hill'.

[Turkish]

as a kid...


Fire in the Sky freaked me out so much.

[Ramsey]

The Excorcist

[Swiftystrick]

I haven't seen an actual non-cheesy horror in my life. The Grudge is just BAD!
Wow, Im gonna ShlT my pants watching a croaking,floating mass of hair with glowing eyes. Excuse me while I go beat the crap out of the meowing child(CATBOY WOOHOO!)
Them Japs believe to many things. One time they believed they were kings of the world. PFT!

[Burdcheese]

Event Horizon - Heeby jeeby giving and Paul Thomas Anderson's only good film

Arachnophobia - Scared the living **** out of me back when i suffered from said condition

The Shining - 'Tis A Classic

[minameismuddd]

Saw is the best movie ever!!!!

i recomend it to anyone!!!!

Go rent it!!!!

You can thank me later!!!!

Unless you've already seen it...!!!

[JACKROXYOU]

the ring scared me ****less

so did the shining(jack's version)

want a freaky one get the omen

[JACK!]

I have to admit that I was really freaked out by "White Noise", just the whole concept of hearing dead people or "ghosts" through static in radio/television. I was really freaked out for the entire night after I saw it.


This was only about 3 weeks ago. :upset:

123 Murderers etc don't scare me at all in films, but when I see a film like that about ghosts my bowels become somewhat weakened.

[Zakath]

The grudge was pretty disturbing.
Don't listen to him, it was the gayest "horror" movie ever.

Saw was pretty sweet, but it didn't really scare me.. it was just kickass.

[griftadan]

ive never scene a scary movie really that scared me, but the original excorcist probably came pretty close. never lost any sleep over it though

[Swiftystrick]

Yes Saw was indeed worth watching.
Although rather corny in particular aspects of the movie,
I loved the games that the killer amde his victims go through.
Very sadistic if you ask me...I could think of better methods to kill someone though.

[WetNoodle]

The grudge didn't really do anything for me. Or the ring, or the exorcist or any of that stuff.

Don't get me wrong, cool movies but I'm just not freaked out easily.

I wanna see a movie that will really **** me up.

Suggestions?

[Thor]

The Excorsist. The scariest movie of all time.

[Bartender]

Watership Down (to the original question, not to your asking for suggestions).

[Evil Clown Liquor]

Watership Down (to the original question, not to your asking for suggestions).


... Thanks for opening up old wounds... ...*blood-covered fields* :eek:

[Kickflip_Burrito]

Out of the many, many horror movies I've seen, one of the very few that really scared me was The Blob 1988 remake.

The movie theater scene + younger me = :eek:
Lol, yeah, I saw that when I was little and that freaked me out.

Arachnophobia also made me feel uncomfortable, mainly because I can't stand spiders and that film made my fear even worse. Though nowadays, I'm not so bad.

[Tyrant21]

hmmm... back in the day when I was a little kid I watched the original alien alone in the dark, that was pretty terrifying, I was only like 7 or 8.

The grudge is not scary in the least. Why would people be more scared because people in japan believe it's based on truth? Something like From Hell is much scarier, since it actually is based on truth.

[EightMilesHigh]

Poltergiest. What a classic. I think it's frequently overlooked because it came out about the same time at The Exorcist. The part with teh television set always freaked me out.

[+3kk!]

ju-on,the ring, only those two movies got me freaked out

but in the younger years,IT and blob got me.

[MattSharpIsCool]

I actually thought The Grudge was semi-spooky.

Saw was pretty scary because something like that could happen in real life.

The Exorcist was pretty spooky too.

And yes, Poltergheist was a good scary movie too.

[Kurtz]

It scared me shitless when I was 10. :(

[simplephotographinthesun]

Event Horizon - Heeby jeeby giving and Paul Thomas Anderson's only good film

Arachnophobia - Scared the living **** out of me back when i suffered from said condition

The Shining - 'Tis A Classic

12345

event horizon was wild :upset:

[+3kk!]

afetr IT we all looked at clowns a diffrent way

[Otherside]

Ju On... was so messed up when the kid was under the table.

-shudders-

[nopicks4me]

The Grudge

[plaidbassbilly]

I got freaked out after I watched The Ring.

[Jay S. Bach]

I thought the original, "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" was pretty creepy. Actually, the other characters were the ones that gave me the creeps--not Leatherface. Hell, he didn't even use the chainsaw on anyone, per se. Still, for it's time, it was a chiller.

"The Ring" was good. "Poltergeist" was a great movie. Same director as "Texas Chainsaw Massacre"--in case you didn't know. He had come a long way by that point. "The Shining" was a terrifying movie for its time. Luigi Fulci's, "Zombie", an Italian horror release from 1980, is an all-time great zombie flick. Some really great gross-out scenes.

I remember seeing, "The Fury" when I was a child, and it disturbed me. Actually, the very last scene where John Cassavetes explodes. Yeah, for a 4-year old, that REALLY got me.

[E sharp]

The grudge was pretty disturbing.

1,2,3

[RevengeOfTheVillageIdiot]

i find the anticipation much worse than the actual 'fright'

[skateMASTERbater2]

I thought the original, "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" was pretty creepy. Actually, the other characters were the ones that gave me the creeps--not Leatherface. Hell, he didn't even use the chainsaw on anyone, per se. Still, for it's time, it was a chiller.


i saw that movie, and i found it kindof lame. I dont know, i was pretty bored watching it

[Kurtz]

i find the anticipation much worse than the actual 'fright'
Exactly.

[Swiftystrick]

Isn't there a sequence in TCM where one of the family members tortures a girl, then alter puts her head onto a block and smashes her head over and over again with a sledge hammer?
Or is that jsut another gross figment of my imagination?

[forthepeopleofthesun]

Red Dragon. :(

I was afraid to look at the mirrors when I got back home.

[Drall]

The only movie that has scared me so was Omen 4 : The Awakening.

Just the concept behind it is rather disturbing, and the movie isn't really "scary." Although, I might've just gotten the chills because I was rather young when watching it. :)

[ToRidTheDisease]

The only movie that has scared me so was Omen 4 : The Awakening.

Just the concept behind it is rather disturbing, and the movie isn't really "scary." Although, I might've just gotten the chills because I was rather young when watching it. :)
Since when do they allow you in the pit.

[fablerox]

The movies that scared me were SAW and the exorcist

[Drall]

Since when do they allow you in the pit.

Since I got a certified Internet license. :cool:

[lunch998]

The Shinning was a great film. Not terrifying, but scary.

[ToRidTheDisease]

Since I got a certified Internet license. :cool:
Oh I see, those are nice to have.

[Der Meister]

Poltergiest. What a classic. I think it's frequently overlooked because it came out about the same time at The Exorcist. The part with teh television set always freaked me out.

I watched that when i was like 11 in my room before iwent to bed one night, I had never been so afraid in my life.

[lambofgod002]

The Grudge is so **** scary cause dead japs are scary as hell
oh and why do people keep doing Ju-on it the same movie and ju-on was a crap version cause you could see the little boys eye liner.

Grudge is way to scary I refuse to watch it again ,I saw it at theaters and that was it NO MORE

[Big-Bird]

Dawn of the Dead, what's scarier than nut-busters? NOTHING

[StaticSynth]

Is the Grudge better than the Ju-on?

I saw Ju-on recently and I thought it was pretty crappy and not scary. Would the Grudge be worth watching or is it just the same exact thing as Ju-on?

[Benzum]

The Shining scared me when I first saw it, everything else is just comical to me, anyone see that terrible film Cabin Fever, very strange...

[Big-Bird]

Is the Grudge better than the Ju-on?

I saw Ju-on recently and I thought it was pretty crappy and not scary. Would the Grudge be worth watching or is it just the same exact thing as Ju-on?

Grudge > Ju - On

Grudge has better makeup than Ju-on

[harishoak]

The Shining scared me quite thoroughly, although it didn't really disturb me afterwards. Several years ago I saw The Haunting (the one that's about that house that's alive) and that scared the **** out of me. I was afraid to walk through my own house for a day or so afterwards.

[ryaniscool35]

First time I seen 'The Shining' I was a bit freaked out.

And there's something pretty creepy about 'House on Haunted Hill'.
'House on Haunted Hill' was INTENSE in the theaters.

[Otherside]

Grudge > Ju - On

Grudge has better makeup than Ju-on


How about.. no.

Grudge was all CG graphics, bad ones at that. Ju-On was much better.

[Sep]

I thought The Grudge was scary. That part in the bus scared the **** out of me.

[guitarded_chuck]

The 6th Sense did because I was always scared of ghosts when I was little.

[RockISdead420]

an old Carpenter film The Fog kinda made me feel weird

[Esp Griffyn]

How about.. no.

Grudge was all CG graphics, bad ones at that. Ju-On was much better.

There wasnt a lot of CG in that film, mostly the ghost girl was done with live action.

[Danger Bird]

Napoleon Dynamite.

But seriously, the Exorcist. My brother made fun of me for being scared, but he got scared by Alien, so I don't see how the Exorcist could not freak him out.

I'll have to go rent it.
Oh, god, don't. It was the most terrible movie ever.

the ring scared me ****less

so did the shining(jack's version)

want a freaky one get the omen
Are you by any chance 5 years old?

Isn't there a sequence in TCM where one of the family members tortures a girl, then alter puts her head onto a block and smashes her head over and over again with a sledge hammer?
Or is that jsut another gross figment of my imagination?
No, that was the party on Thursday.

[Hunted By a Freak]

I thought The Grudge, White Noise, and The Ring were all scary. But I'm scared easily.

[myhatredinside]

The ring scared the poo outta me, and i seen Signs at the movie theatre and it was at night, so the image of like an alien standing on top of peoples houses and sh.it never left my mind.

[Arrakakaka]

The Ring made me throw a chair in my TV after i watched it.And The Grudge scared the crap out of me..

[The Haitian]

the only movie i saw that really scared the piss outta me was 'it'. i saw this movie like 12 years ago when i was a kid and it really scared me bad. i didn't get a shower for a few days. scary movies now a days are too cliche to be scary.

[even if they were canadian]

Alien scared me a lot, and still does. The Thing also scared the crap out of me.

[Angmar00]

The grudge was nothing much if you ask me.... never actually been scared by a movie.. I have been like*whow!!!!*`ed a few times but never really scared...

for god`s sake its not real so...

[lambofgod002]

The Grudge=scariest
White Noise=never even atempted to watch cause it sounded way to screwed up
Signs=me afraid of aliens and heart pound really hard through whole movie,not scared after 15th time watching it
The Ring was scary at first but after awhile it aint scary(ps they have a 2nd one coming out soon)

[lambofgod002]

every one says they are afraid of the movie Alien. When I seen that movie I thought that was one of the coolest things ever and Predator too.

[chimp_spanner]

Personally I prefer The Grudge to Ju-On. Ju-On had an atmosphere to it sure, but the scares were let down by tacky effects, and I know effects aren't everything but in this case, it just makes it that much creepier. Scariest scene in The Grudge for me was when she's in her apartment and the phone goes, and it's like her brother or something. And he's like "What room number are you again?" so she tells him and the door goes right after...and you know something's wrong. Then when she climbs back into bed and....ahhhhhh no, I don't even like thinking about it. I thought that was an ace scene ;)

Also props to whoever mentioned Event Horizon! I've actually seen that film panned so much, but it's one of my favs. Dunno if it'd scare me now, but it sure did when i first saw it.

[Scuba_Steve]

and i seen Signs at the movie theatre and it was at night, so the image of like an alien standing on top of peoples houses and sh.it never left my mind.


123....well, I saw it at a friends house and the only part that scared me was when it was at the kids party and the alien walked out from around the corner.

I watched it thinking no big deal and then on the way home I was so **** paranoid I was staring at houses and in trees the whole way home.

I dunno, I find psychological horror movies leave a bigger impact on me then stuff like TCM where it's all people dying for no reason.

also, movie like evil dead were weird. But not weird enough to freak me out....at points I was laughing at Evil Dead 2 :lol:

[^Dream~Theater^]

First time I seen Event Horizon

[ToRidTheDisease]

123....well, I saw it at a friends house and the only part that scared me was when it was at the kids party and the alien walked out from around the corner.

I watched it thinking no big deal and then on the way home I was so **** paranoid I was staring at houses and in trees the whole way home.

I dunno, I find psychological horror movies leave a bigger impact on me then stuff like TCM where it's all people dying for no reason.

also, movie like evil dead were weird. But not weird enough to freak me out....at points I was laughing at Evil Dead 2 :lol:
The part with the party scared me really bad.

[Swiftystrick]

123....well, I saw it at a friends house and the only part that scared me was when it was at the kids party and the alien walked out from around the corner.

I watched it thinking no big deal and then on the way home I was so **** paranoid I was staring at houses and in trees the whole way home.

I dunno, I find psychological horror movies leave a bigger impact on me then stuff like TCM where it's all people dying for no reason.

also, movie like evil dead were weird. But not weird enough to freak me out....at points I was laughing at Evil Dead 2 :lol:
To be techincal, the people that were brutally slaughtered in TCM were used as food. If you didn't know, Leatherface and Family are cannibals.

[blockhead was banned]

Psycho when I was a little kid and It. Most movies don't scare me now though.

[blockhead was banned]

also, movie like evil dead were weird. But not weird enough to freak me out....at points I was laughing at Evil Dead 2 :lol:
:rolleyes: Evil Dead 2 was supposed to be a combination of horror and comedy. You should of known that when the main character is about to fight the zombies and he says "Groovy."

[niobium]

the grudge wasn't scary at all. it was an interesting movie, though. the grudge made me think about the movie instead of just watch it start to finish. it was a really good story, but it just wasn't scary. still the movie would suck if they added blood and gore and tried to "westernize" it.

[Kurrpt]

The Shining with Jack Nicholson scared the bajesus outta me. I havent seen a scary movie since that, but that was like 8 years ago


/doesnt believe in scary movies

[Abbath]

The grudge was pretty disturbing.

Agrees. Movies like that scare the sh*t out of me. The sound in that movie is as scary as anything can be.

[Katana]

Alien vs Predator sucked so bad, I seriously thought the world was going to end.

[evilmenhavenosongs]

Personally I prefer The Grudge to Ju-On. Ju-On had an atmosphere to it sure, but the scares were let down by tacky effects, and I know effects aren't everything but in this case, it just makes it that much creepier. Scariest scene in The Grudge for me was when she's in her apartment and the phone goes, and it's like her brother or something. And he's like "What room number are you again?" so she tells him and the door goes right after...and you know something's wrong. Then when she climbs back into bed and....ahhhhhh no, I don't even like thinking about it. I thought that was an ace scene ;)

Oh. My. God. Don't remind me. That film just scared me so bad I literally didn't sleep that night. The bit on the bus, and the bit in the shower washing my hair was traumatizing after that. *shudder* It's crap like that that gets me, the anticipation and the music, I'm just really sensitive to that. Watching things where you know something's going to happen and the music gives you that feeling in your chest is awful.

Whereas stuff like The Omen, The Shining, The Exorcist didn't scare me at all. Alien and Aliens did because of the creeping around stuff but Predator didn't because I thought the Predator was awesome, Predator 2 as well. I like the gory films etc. And I loved From Hell if only for Johnny Depp's accent and his absinthe.

White Noise I saw in the cinema and it gave you a few jumps but was pretty crap, the first time I saw Signs I didn't even notice the Alien on the roof and the rest was bollocks. Oh and Watership Down scared me as well, and the butcher bird in Animals Of Farthing Wood. :upset:

[AntiPoliceAggro]

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Boat ride to HELL scene.

The f*ck is THAT doing in a childrens movie?

Yeah, I'm 6 years old and I want to watch a boatload of people have the worst acid trip ever. Bonus scary points to the chicken in that scene.

[Understanding In a Crash]

Psycho when I was a little kid and It. Most movies don't scare me now though.
That was exactly how I was too.. Same two.

[Shazzam]

The Nightmare Before Christmas

[Der Übermensch]

shining i guess...

[morbid_moonshine221]

I know the halloween movies have to be the least scary films in the world but i actually can't watch them coz micheal myers or whoever the killer is just does scare me ****less! Odd i know but the white mask and everything..ugh...gives me nightmares. I think with scary movies it depends what mood your in as when i was in the right mood i nearly **** myself at jeeperscreepers yet when not i laughed my face off at house on haunted hill! IT scared me as a kid but meh clowns are generally really scary...

[the2stranger]

so I jsut watched the grudge, and thought it wasn't scary at all.
I love the ring, but this did nothing to me.

anyone agrees?

[allalone]

I think how you get scared depends on the atmosphere of where your watching the movie and what kind of mood you're in. I mean seriously, if your watching a horror movie during the middle of the day your not going to get nearly as scared as if you were watching it at like 1 am. And the movie theaters make it scary because it's so dark and cold in the movie theaters. I watched "The Ring" and "Darkness Falls" in the movie theaters and was scared ****less by them. I went home after "Darkness Falls" and was afraid to go in the dark and stuff like that.

[Kurtz]

The Shining scared me in the point that the music and the suspense is what gets me. The fact that I was watching it in Surround Sound, with all the lights out, and at 1 in the morning didn't help it either.

At least I didn't watch it alone.

[allalone]

Yeah cause I was watching The Exorcist late at night at like 3 am. And I was all alone. It was soooo creepy I had to change the channel. I almost pooped myself.

[littledrummerboy]

The exorsist scared me shitless. I had a phobia of sleeping in bed for a while (i was 10). I watched IT as a child and i scarded the hell out of me. Poltergiest was scary too. But the thing that i saw as a child that scared me the most was a show on ghosts and poltergiests, It had this guy who fell asleep on his stomach with his back pointing up. He woke up in the moringin with "stay out of the bathroom" ****ing ENGRAVED into his back!! scared me shitless! i had a phobia of sleeping on my stomach or without a blanket from that it was intense. But ever since I've been a young child I've loved ghosts and otehr such things.

[p3ss1m1st]

I haven't seen The Exorcist, but for all the horror movies I've seen, none of them were scary. The scariest movie I've seen is the original Red Dragon, dubbed Manhunter. It's psychologically terrifying and you'll be freakin' for awhile afterwards.

[Citizen_Erased24]

The Grudge is the scariest film ive seen in my life because it made me jump so much and im 15, i havnt seen The Exorcist has anyone seen the new one and does it compare?

[jimiraymorrison]

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Boat ride to HELL scene.

The f*ck is THAT doing in a childrens movie?

Yeah, I'm 6 years old and I want to watch a boatload of people have the worst acid trip ever. Bonus scary points to the chicken in that scene.


That was the best part of that movie. It was so cool

And the only scary parts from the Grudge were when they actually SHOWED the ghosts. Disturbing images like that get to me. Stuff jumping out really doesn't do much

But anyways, I watched "Carnival of Souls" last night. It was made in 1962, black and white, yet it still somehow got to me. I guess it was just the way they made the guy look that was so...creepy


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0055830/ if you're interested

[Vitriolic Rage]

as a kid...


Fire in the Sky freaked me out so much.
Same here:(

[TheSpokenWheel]

did anyone actually find The Village Scary? i knew the ending before i saw it, so i couldnt tell

[SpecialBoy]

I saw the Omen. It was good but I can now look back on it and realise how tame it was.

[allalone]

But anyways, I watched "Carnival of Souls" last night. It was made in 1962, black and white, yet it still somehow got to me. I guess it was just the way they made the guy look that was so...creepy


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0055830/ if you're interested
Is that the movie with the freakshow guys in the carnival and with that midget kid and midget girl? If so, then that movie creeped me out. Since they didn't have special effects to make people look like that, those people must have been actually born like that. *shudders*

[talk show host]

When I was really young I was terrified of the child snatcher in chitty chitty bang bang.

Scary stuff. The film, It also freaked me out back then, but now it just looks stupid.

[OperationWalrus]

I saw the Grudge a few months ago, and I didn't find it too bad. But on the walk home I got really frickin paranoid and every window with the curtains open was terrifying. Every shadow, every noise freaked me out. It was horrible. To top it all off, we were walking up this road/hill and we saw a guy at the top walking a dog, coming towards us. We never came to him, and when we looked back down the hill we swore we could see the man behind us. It was some scary stuff, because there was no way he could have passed us without being seen.

Obviously it was our minds playing tricks on us but it was still scary.

[GFEBassist]

The movie that scared me most was Jaws when I was really little. Now, it's probably Saw. Imagine waking up in a place where you were forced to kill yourself and you have no clue how you got there.

[SSSnake...]

The remake of the Shining at three in the morning was harsh. Didn't sleep for almost two days :(

The last bit of Audition is a challenge to watch and not squirm about.

When I was young, the chase scene in Chainsaw Massacre scared me because it would be VERY easy for some deranged nutcase to get his hands on a chainsaw, saw your front door in half and come upstairs!

[Iplaythegeeeeetar!]

I haven't really seen a lot of horror, but The Shining got me scared the first time I saw it, with the twins and all, as cheesy as it sounds.

That's more of a psychological thriller though.
The Shining=Best.Movie.Ever. The book was even better, it was so cool.

[justlikealex]

The Exorcist freaked me out... the Shining was good the first few times, but I've worn it out.

But the spider walk scene in the Exorcist was insane...


When I first saw it, the Texas Chainsaw Massacre really bothered me too. The remake was creepy too.

[DrummerFreakYo]

really the only movie that scared the sh¡t outta me was the ring.

cant wait for the ring 2!!! comin out some time in march

[justlikealex]

List of the top 50 horror movies as rated by users

http://www.imdb.com/chart/horror

[Maxen]

If everyone is reffering to the American "The Ring", you all suck.

The Japanese Ring for me... :s

Oh and Zombie movies in general really get me, especially like, the Resident Evil, 28 Days aspects of viruses, which makes it more of a possibility of actually happening one day just scares the **** OUT OF ME! :upset:

[anticipatious_phoenix]

The Amityville Horror part one really freaks me out. Especially when watching at night.

[niobium]

List of the top 50 horror movies as rated by users

http://www.imdb.com/chart/horror



that's a really bad list....

[DrummerFreakYo]

List of the top 50 horror movies as rated by users

http://www.imdb.com/chart/horror

that list blows big balls

[justlikealex]

And which one of you pussys neg repped me without leaving your name in the comment...

I just posted a link you ****ing douche bag... that's no reason to neg a person.

Now show you're self so I can triple digit neg-rep you.

[sparkylp2002]

List of the top 50 horror movies as rated by users

http://www.imdb.com/chart/horror

I never thought Young Frankenstien was consdiered a horror movie. I guess im just stupid.

[Clunge]

The Devil's Advocate freaked me a bit the first time I saw it

[allalone]

List of the top 50 horror movies as rated by users

http://www.imdb.com/chart/horror
How the hell could Shaun of The Dead be one of them? That's just sad.

[Rockafella]

How the hell could Shaun of The Dead be one of them? That's just sad.
"top 50 horror movies" not "50 scariest horror movies" you twat. ;)
EDIT: I read your post wrong, sorry. :upset:

[JACKROXYOU]

shaun beat Dawn :lol:

[Rockafella]

Why not, I thought it was better.

[ibanezboy69]

the origanl japanese version of the ring scared the sht out of me

[Rockafella]

really the only movie that scared the sh¡t outta me was the ring.

cant wait for the ring 2!!! comin out some time in march
Most un-scary movie ever.

[Maxen]

That list was indeed trippy.

[CreepingDeath~]

The ring scared me...

[TheSeeker625]

The first Pokemon movie. That film still makes me shudder.

[krazy_guitarist_3]

"Saw" kicked major ***. I haven't seen a good horror/suspense movie like that in a long time.

[Rollin_Starfish]

Aliens PWNS ALL DIX