Scariest Movie Ever?

[Orema]

Originally Posted by Daniela

lol, I'm the opposite. I scare so easily, it's embarrassing. Pretty much any movie with ghosts scares me (even though I don't believe in ghosts)!

I think the scariest movies I've ever seen are probably The Shining and Carrie, but this is prob because I never watch many scary movies. I couldn't sleep for awhile after Carrie.

Me, too. I tried to watch American Horror Story because Angela Bassett and Jessica Lange were (are?) in it, but I was jumping as soon as it started and gave up within 5 minutes.

I can watch zombie movies. Loved Night of the Living Dead ("they're coming to get you Barbara" ... "Stop it, Johnny, stop it") but only as long as the zombies move slowly.

[Cailin]

different levels and factors of fear

I can watch almost any scary/horror flick and be ok. I love candyman for the love story as well as hellraiser. Friday 13th, Nightmare on elm street, walking dead, etc. All good movies. But they don't scare me


now laugh if you must, but the only movies to instill fear into my heart: Leprechaun, and Arachnaphobia.

Arachnaphobia will have me perched on the couch, slapping the back of my head and swiping my arms to make sure a spider isn't crawling on me. Saw it when I was 8, and never again.

and Leprechaun.. well... that's a whole different fear.

[WickedFemme]

Creepiest scary movies:
The Conjuring scared the crap out of me.
The Exorcist - of course.
The Ring - creepy
Silent Hill - scary

[MrSunshine]

Originally Posted by Orema

but only as long as the zombies move slowly.

OMG! I just laughed so hard I almost fell out of my chair!

Yes, those fast moving zombies freak me out. You have to give a mother fucker a chance to reload!

[cinnamongrrl]

Originally Posted by Orema

Me, too. I tried to watch American Horror Story because Angela Bassett and Jessica Lange were (are?) in it, but I was jumping as soon as it started and gave up within 5 minutes.

I can watch zombie movies. Loved Night of the Living Dead ("they're coming to get you Barbara" ... "Stop it, Johnny, stop it") but only as long as the zombies move slowly.

I loveddd American Horror Story....but the further I got into the series, the more unwilling I got to watch it when I was alone ..I don't scare easily, but some of the stuff gets in your head...and once it's in there, it's very hard to purge...but I respect the intelligence of American Horror, and the acting is amazing. I've ALWAYS loved Jessica Lange. What HASN'T she done well??

I also heard Kathy Bates was in a recent season. Love her too. I have a lot of catching up to do apparently lol. WHEN...I'm not alone...which I won't be any more

[Gayandgray]

It's been a really long time since I saw a good, scary movie!! And Horror movies are my absolute favorite! I really liked The Conjuring and Annabelle but they didn't actually scare me. Years ago there was a creepy movie about this old couple that turned people into dolls, but I can't remember the name of it?

[homoe]

The Visit 2015

Two siblings become increasingly frightened by their grandparents' disturbing behavior while visiting them on vacation.

[Glenn]

Scariest movie ever? The original "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre".

[Stone-Butch]

the ONLY movie ever got me was THE Exorcist original. It was based on a true story.

[kittygrrl]

[JDeere]

Originally Posted by Glenn

Scariest movie ever? The original "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre".

That one scared me at first but I'm used to it now.

[Soft*Silver]

my daughter does ghost hunting and gives tours at haunted places, and sits for readings afterwards. So I am very sensitive to any haunting films. Especially houses. God help me. I cannot stay on the same page where there is a movie advertised about hauntings.

If I try to watch one of these, my husband MUST be home with me. And be home all night. He cant be going out to work the midnite shift. And he has to come to bed with me until I fall asleep at least!