Scariest Movie You've EVER Seen???

The Descent really scared the crap out of me. Anyone who saw it will understand this - I ALWAYS check around my car when I get in it.

Mirrors scared the crap out of me, cuz of the way it ended. After that movie, I can't stand mirrors in the dark.

Chucky scared me as a kid, and am still afraid of weird looking dolls to this day, and probly always will be. I remember when I was younger, I had a doll that I wrapped in a plastic bag and threw it in the corner of the closet, piling clothes on it. Scared. To. Death. And I used to constantly check behind the shower curtain, but have grown out of that... Mostly.

I'm a big baby when it comes to horror movies, so I'm sure I'll think of more. Those are the big ones that really had an impact on me though.

I'm a horror movie fanatic, lol! All my girlfriends go to watch movies that make them cry, and can't understand why I'd go watch a movie that makes me cringe and jump. :P

For me, the scariest movie ever was [rec]. Omigaw, that had us all climbing the couch and freaking out! We just saw Paranormal Activity and that was pretty scary too.

But as for the classics? I wasn't SCARED by Texas Chainsaw Massacre, but that dinner scene just made my stomach hurt with anxiety, and definitely the Omen and the Exorcist were freaky. The Shining stayed with me for a while, too.

George A Romero's zombie movies pretty much make my skin crawl, lol! The first time I saw 28 Days Later I about lost it, that was one cold, dark, freaky walk back to the car afterwords...

Has anyone seen the Ferryman? That movie didn't exactly SCARE me, but it really put me on edge and just gave me a general feeling of discord.. Good flick for what it was.

My favorite, though, is Hellraiser. Didn't scare me all that much, but I love it regardless!

some goodies
room 1408
the shining
psycho
the amityville horror

I have yet to see a scary movie that I won't watch again, but Paranormal Activity made me the most uncomfortable, (Especially if my friend and I hadn't been making a backstory to explain all the little happenings. ie- a fire breathing, blind pterodactyl...). But some favorites are:

Texas Chainsaw Massacre (remakes)
Silence of the Lambs
The Saw Series
Misery
Paranormal Activity
The Shining

There are tons of awesome movies, but I can't remember all of them. Gotta love horror!

paranormal activity is creepy when i saw it no one spoke or moved for 5 mins after the movie was over it was bad a** and my wife and i didnt go home right after we went to wall mart and walked around for an hour what makes it worse is we have crazy stuff always happening in our home so it kind of touched a nerve with us

I've got two recommendations that a lot of people overlooked - first would be [REC], which is a great zombie flick! It's a Spanish film, I think, but there is an English dubbed DVD available, and the English version is also up on Graboid. The other is Open Water - very simple plot, very intense!

Check out the [REC] teaser trailer (english version) on youtube - seriously creepy movie!

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Originally Posted by Elise.m

The Descent really scared the crap out of me. Anyone who saw it will understand this - I ALWAYS check around my car when I get in it.

Mirrors scared the crap out of me, cuz of the way it ended. After that movie, I can't stand mirrors in the dark.

Chucky scared me as a kid, and am still afraid of weird looking dolls to this day, and probly always will be. I remember when I was younger, I had a doll that I wrapped in a plastic bag and threw it in the corner of the closet, piling clothes on it. Scared. To. Death. And I used to constantly check behind the shower curtain, but have grown out of that... Mostly.

I'm a big baby when it comes to horror movies, so I'm sure I'll think of more. Those are the big ones that really had an impact on me though.

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I agree on "Mirrors". It was scary as hell. I also thought that "Decent" was a really good scary movie. I have to say however that "The Exorcist" still scares the ____ out of me.

Eah, the old version of The Body Snatchers. I was just a small child when the movie came out and back then my family loved the drive-in. They thought I was sleeping in the back seat. HA! More like shivering, cringing and doing my best to hide while still watching from the corner of my eye.

I do have to admit, though, It really was scary for me, too.

I love horror, have grown up on it, but can't think of any that really scared me. There's a few that made me feel really uncomfortable or creeped out including Cannibal Holocaust, Dead Girl, Jack Ketchum's The Girl Next Door, and Martyrs, but that's what I like. Rather feel dirty/uncomfortable after watching something, than angry for wasting my time on some lame, tame "remake"