Scariest movie

[Crash Silverfall]

Okay so, What is the scariest movie you ever have seen

and when did you watch it (day/night)

and with somebody or alone!

For myself:

- Paranormal activity

- Watched it at night (5 am)

- watched it alone (lol)

[Alexi Ayres]

1) "The Shining"

2) "The Ring" Japanese Version

3) Dawn of the dead- Original Version

4) What Dreams may come

5) Land before time

[ribena Homewood]

Paranormal Activity is over rated. And isn't near scary.

Aren't really any scary films.. top one has gotta be the Ring though. Dunno, just something about it. :|

[Desereck Creeggan]

Paranormal Activity gave me quite a bit of a scare. Paranormal Entity was by far the lamest video, exactly like Paranormal Activity but shittier.

[Aryte]

Shazam

[Genesis Ronmark]

1) "The Shining"

2) "The Ring" Japanese Version

3) Dawn of the dead- Original Version

4) What Dreams may come

5) Land before time

I think # 5 scares all of us <_<

I'm not sure what I would consider for myself I mean I watched things like halloween I and II and giggled through out it.

I need to see PA though ):

[Sykes Foxclaw]

The Thing.

Only phycological thriller I remember. I didn't allow myself to be alone with anyone after that. ;_;

[Trinity Heckroth]

Shazam

I lol'd.

But I gotta agree.

[Maza Rau]

For a suspense movie, "Paranormal Activity" was pretty excellent, especially if you watch it in the dark and with an awesome sound system. Suspense type scary movies tend to only truly affect some people. My sister nearly pissed herself because she is susceptible to such things.

...And the scariest part:

$15,000 budget, $141,870,499 gross revenue.

In terms of scary movies, Alexi's #2 is probably my #1. "The Ring" (Japanese version) is great. Surprisingly, "Signs" actually freaked me the hell out a few times the first time I saw it.

For an insane horror movie though, the Japanese movie "Grotesque" is... Well, I'll just say it puts the Saw movies to shame.

[Ron Bleac]

Warning, violent content.

A truly horrific movie, but it gave me many lessons important in life. Duct tape fixes everything.

[Kastrenzo Benelli]

White Noise.

The actual movie didn't scare me, besides random scenes of EVP screaming BASTARD, BASTARD into the guy's computer. and the "Three Shadows", were kind of eerie.

The fact that EVP exists scared me more than the movie, it just reminded me. After watching it when I was like, 15 or 16, I had a nightmare for the first time since I was maybe 5.

[RazorFox]

White Noise.

The actual movie didn't scare me, besides random scenes of EVP screaming BASTARD, BASTARD into the guy's computer. and the "Three Shadows", were kind of eerie.

The fact that EVP exists scared me more than the movie, it just reminded me. After watching it when I was like, 15 or 16, I had a nightmare for the first time since I was maybe 5.

I went and saw that in theaters with my friends and some woman brought a little kid into the theater and the kid kept trying to get her mom's attention so she's sitting there like "MOM? MOM? MOM?" over and over so we all started doing it too and then some other people started doing it until half the theater was doing it until she took her kid and walked out of the theater.

[Knightblade Fayray]

My ex-girlfriend looks alot like that chick from the ring... The one that crawled out of the damn well. Also, kinda random but I saw a christmas movie where santa was a lunatic, cut off a man's dick, and smoked another guy in the face with it. Had to rewind it 5 or 6 times to let it sink in that that guy was cockslapped from 20 feet away.

[Keno]

Event Horizon, I was about 8 or 9, watched it in the house alone in the middle of the night. :P

But now films arn't really scary, I don't think a film has properly scared me since then, the "Oh shit!" when something pops out of nowhere dosen't count as scary in my books either.