Scariest MOVIE EVER

just to reiterate faces of death is some of the most fucked up shit ive ever seen. Especially the russian POW video essential was talking about.

If you guys wanna see some really fucked up shit, watch Mr. Hands or Church of Fudge. Both are soooo fucked up. By the way Mr. Hands actually died from doing the shit in his video, soooo gross.

I recently saw the Spanish movie REC... (It was remade as Quarantine and released in US)... Don't see Quarantine, see the original Spanish version..... Guaranteed to scare the BIG SH*T out of your body... See it at night Alone ..

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probably hostel. scary, nerve wrecking, and umm scary! gosh i hate scary movies though.. i watch movies to smile not try

I haven't heard this one mentioned but "The Grudge" scared the crap out of me (the first one). Horror flicks usually don't affect me much but that movie was creepy.

I saw one face of death scene. Never will watch one again, I'm cringing just thinking about it. People do not watch snuff films or faces of death, DO NOT DO IT. It will mess up your mind for at least a few days.

my personal opinion is the movies who make you throb are cheating. are the same like the online stupid pranks that every kid can direct on a computer. and are not good for your health.
the scariest thing is the reality. summary executions, torture, cutting parts of the body, beheads, impales, eaten by animals alive and such... lot of blood and pain. after you watch them all, you'll despise the dead faces in scary movies

its very scary... booo

jeez i remember 'last house on the left' was'nt it a rape revenge film?
did me at the time but so too did 'evil dead', 'basket case' and all those other vids that you hired from a guy with suitcase,

in later life though, i copped for some free tickets to a movie...
'hellraiser', just thought it would be good to take a bird to see 'to get to know her better' fack me...

i cringed, averted me eyes, spat out the popcorn, jumped more times than a space-hopper.. haha and all in front of this holiday bird.... who laffed her t*ts off outside the cinema

gangster movies do it for me though..
my palms sweat like fook, i'm wide awake even if i've had a drink or smoke,
am pumping inside,
i think of the old days,
oh those old days... hehe

maybe i'm just a pussy or, i don't know but i prefer movies that make me think, laugh, or cry (or maybe some porn to get my dick hard) and "horror" movies don't do it. plus, without even seeing any, i know they'd disgust me. that said, i think there's a huge divide between movies like saw etc and something like the ring which i thought was okay, mildly creepy, and i can go for stuff like that. another thing is that the acting in most of these is soooo fucking lame, it's hard to watch.
blah blah blah....a couple that come to mind that were the kind that got me spooked out were exorcism of emily rose (wouldn't have even remembered it if it hadn't been mentioned but a pretty good movie) and the sixth sense which is the only movie i can remember that actually had me wigged out later that night when i had to go downstairs around 3 in the morning. i was turning lights on all OVER that fucking house.

oh..exorcist? i saw that when it first came out in 1973 when i was 16. stood in line in the fucking rain for 2 hours. me and 3 other buds left the theater in the same car and fired up some weed. within minutes 3 of us were laughing hysterically over it and the other guy was near tears he was so freaked out. i'm surprised some younger people still think it's scary. the last time i saw it it just seemed soooo tired and overblown. a couple of mildly spooky scenes but i dunno, it just never got to me.

oh, if you ask my wife, she'd probably tell you that the scariest movie she ever saw was silence of the lambs. i guess the fact that she watched it alone in the dark would have something to do with it.

It's hard to think of a scary movie that really scares me now, however here are a few

Creep - I watched this at the last showing at the cinema, and had to catch the Underground home n ended up being the only person on the station + carriage.

White Noise - Scared me, the white noise 2 just made me laugh as they tried too hard

Vacancy - Was jumpy n got me heart racing a few times

To be honest sometimes horror stories work best as when you read you imagine the scene in your mind rather then having the picture painted for you...

When it comes to scary movies. I prefer the original Day of the Dead or Dawn of the Dead. To me these movies show survival tactics for human behavior and people like them. Try and figure how many zombie movies out there now.

That's all bullshit. Believe me. I've seen the scary stuff, seen snuff films, seen it all. And nothing can top "Philosophy of a knife". NOTHING, it's 4 hours of pure terror and I doubt there are many people who can actually sit through it. And I don't even recommend it, because that movie is so horrifying, it will scar you for life. If you want to get warmed up, watch trailers on youtube.

Scariest movie is Texas Chainsaw THE ORIGINAL!

I watched that movie at my boyfriends house, and drove home afterwards. It was like 2 am and I sat in my car in the driveway for like a half an hour before I could get out and walk to the door.

Nastiest Scariest movies are the Faces of Death. Some fucked up shit in those.

Scream was one of the best new horror movies...I just love the horror movies from the 70s & 80's.

To me, the psycological scariness of Storm Of The Century and The Shining is enough. Gory movies aren't scary... they're gory. Saw, Hostel, not scary, gory. Gory is not scary. I've said it enough.

I saw Quarantine recently. It was alright, a little fake here or there.

The one thing that gets people into movies a lot, especially scary movies, is dramatic irony.

You know when something will be bad or something will go wrong but the character doesn't. This pisses me off so much because it just gets you upset how people are so stupid, BUT... it gets people involved in these movies. Such as screaming, "Don't go in there!"...

Everyone's done it.

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That's all bullshit. Believe me. I've seen the scary stuff, seen snuff films, seen it all. And nothing can top "Philosophy of a knife". NOTHING, it's 4 hours of pure terror and I doubt there are many people who can actually sit through it. And I don't even recommend it, because that movie is so horrifying, it will scar you for life. If you want to get warmed up, watch trailers on youtube.

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Holy shit on a stick. I saw a long 4 minute trailer for it and it looked very brutal. I loved the music and now I must watch it.

A lot of people are mentioning "scary movies" such as the exorcist, white noise, dawn of the dead, the shining....

They are good movies... but they are not scary at all.. I literally laughed when I saw those movies lol

Perhaps they are not scary for me because I watched a lot of snuff films... REAL SNUFF films...

Such as beheadings of soldiers... stonings, people burned alive... really fucked up shit!!! you can watch most of this stuff on liveleak..

I do NOT recommend watching this stuff, it's NOT healthy at all and it's very disturbing.


As for movies, I think th scariest ones were faces of death.. 90% of it was fake but still, it was pretty fucked up.

and then there's CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST... lol Title says it all. It was banned from about 40 or 60 countries and there was a contoversy because people taught it was a real snuff film.

The most fucked up part of this movie is... the killings of the animals is real :/

The most fucked up part of this movie is... the killings of the animals is real :/

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There are many videos of real animal killings on the internet I think. Very sick and makes me sad But where movies go - Philosophy of a Knife is the sickest thing really! (watch youtube trailers)

The scariest thing on film we have all seen by now is the JFK assassination (no matter if you are de-sensitized to it now). This was the murder of the supossedly best protected man in the world, shot to death in public, in broad daylight (almost certainly by several gunmen). As one prostitute character said in the 'JFK' film, "if they can kill off the President and get away with it, what chance does a hooker have?"

That's the thing to look for in horror movies, not the horrible creatures, or horrific gore---it's the horrific concept that matters. Take a flick like "The Descent" where a clic of women decide to take an unprotected trip down an unexplored cave, whereupon taking that particular 'wrong turn' they run into cave monsters. At the climax, one of the last two survivors deliberately wounds the other girl, basically leaving her to die a horrible death surrounded by the crawlers, while she escapes. This heinous premeditated act is far more horrific than anything the cave creatures did (who were just acting like animals after all---if the explorers had run into a pack of mountain lions, they probably would have been ripped to shreds quicker).

Same goes for most scare pics, it's the concept that matters. The new Drag Me to Hell flick is horrible not for the gore, not even for the demons or the 'even nice people can go to hell' meme, but because of the idea that someone can, in response to a minor bad decision on your part, not merely kill you, but sentence you to eternal torment. Now that's scary.

The worst thing I ever saw was a baby go partially through a windshield. It was a small pickup that was hit by an under aged driver and the baby was sitting on the grandmothers lap. I wanted to beat that bitch half to death. The baby died slowly and a lot of people cried. Damn. why did I read this thread.