What's your favorite scary movie?!

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Originally Posted by Capray

A Clockwork Orange...

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Really??? I love that movie...but scary?

I don't think that I've ever really been scared by a movie. Jump scares get me, but that's about it. What happens is that I get a little bit of bloodlust going during action/horror movies, and I'm sure that makes me a lot of fun to deal with. I shout, I read the coolest lines along with the cast, and I sometimes mime scenes from the movie while on the couch.
It's a very difficult choice, but I think that the Thing by Carpenter is my favorite scary movie. It's between that and Alien/s.
Slithers was great, just because it was so stupid in places, and I love works that don't take themselves too seriously.
The entire Hellsing Ultimate anime is just plain fun for me, and End of Evangelion is pretty freaky, so I'm counting it among my favorites.
I enjoy quite a few horror books as well. I'm systematically reading everything of Lovecraft's that I can find, and I love how the horror and themes are less blatant and more psychological and intellectual.
...Alright, I finally thought of a movie scene that scared me. In the first Harry Potter movie, I crap you not, the scene with Voldemort in the woods has always freaked me out. Go figure.

Ohhhh goodness, horror is my genre. I grew up watching it and I've always loved it. So many... let's see... The ones that honestly creeped me out the most were the Pet Semetary movies and I think zombies are probably my absolute worst fear, I am terrified of that idea, so I LOVE all zombie movies unless they just suck. My favorites: I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE all the Texas Chainsaw Massacre movies, the originals and the remake. Love the old stuff like Psycho, The Birds, the Shining. Cabin in the Woods was more funny but SOOOOOOO good!!!!!!!





Just a bunch I like: (put down here to keep my rant to a minimum)

I'm a huge fan of grindhouse style/ B horror. All the Evil Dead movies were awesome!!!!!!!!! The Halloween movies were awesome, Nightmare on Elm Street, Child's Play, IT.....really most of the Stephen King movies were dope, Hellraiser, Silent Hill (the newest one had creepy stuff but was kinna 'tarded,) the Resident Evil movies, Puppet Master, Rest Stop, the Hills Have Eyes, Quarantine. Cloverfield was purdy dope. Insidious was GOOD- one of the first new ones I was really impressed with a bit creeped out by. I really liked House of 1000 Corpses and the first Rob Zombie Halloween, I liked The Devil's Rejects but a little less. An American Werewolf in Paris was another I liked a lot. Mmmmmmm the remake of The Amityville Horror with Ryan Reynolds was quite enjoyable mmmmmmm. Anyone seen The People Under the Stairs? Veddy good. There's soooooo many more so I'm just gonna stop here lol.

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Originally Posted by RobNJ

Really??? I love that movie...but scary?

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It's pretty scary, and the book was more. at least!

I love scary movies; Friday the 13th, Halloween, Psycho, Nightmare on Elm Street, etc. and I even enjoyed the remakes of each of those. The one I think they did the best remake of has got to be the Texas Chainsaw Massacre w/ R. Lee Ermey in it. The Devils Rejects was pretty cool though not really scary. I love Zombie movies. The one that freaked my wife out was The Strangers with Liv Tyler in it. One of my favorite scary movies in the "B" movie category is called Midnight Movie (Midnight Movie). It's really hard to pick out one. Heck I even enjoyed Freddie v Jason. I spent last night watching the Rob Zombie version of Halloween.

Oh, I almost forgot about Scream and Paranormal Activity...I like those ones too...


So many to choose just one!!:rolleye2:

Check out the story and previews to the movie called V/H/S. There's a couple of them at that link so let the videos keep playing.

Paranormal Activity is my favorite. I can't wait to see Paranormal Activity 4.

I thought 28 days later, 30 days of night, The hills have eyes and Silent hill were all pretty deadly movies...Plus the Orcs on Lord of the rings were awesome!!

for me....The Exorcist, original 1973.

Saw that when I was 10, messed up for life.

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Originally Posted by Savannelee

I thought 28 days later, 30 days of night, The hills have eyes and Silent hill were all pretty deadly movies...Plus the Orcs on Lord of the rings were awesome!!

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I loved the battle between the Uruk-hai and Boromir!