scarriest movie you ever saw

[Speedy70]

Originally Posted by vraiblonde

OMG!! The one with the voodoo doll!!! I was 11 years old and that part scared the crap out of me. EVERY noise was that terrible doll coming to get me.

Yes, that's the one I mentioned. I was younger than 11 when I watched it with my mom. To this day, my mom will come up behind me making that awful "cha cha cha cha" noise the doll made and it scares the crap out of me!!!

[SpeedyG]

Originally Posted by Speedy70

Yes, that's the one I mentioned. I was younger than 11 when I watched it with my mom. To this day, my mom will come up behind me making that awful "cha cha cha cha" noise the doll made and it scares the crap out of me!!!

"Pet Cemetary" When little Gage was saying, "I want to play with you".

[SamSpade]

Most vampire and zombie movies scared the crap out of me as a kid - even the cheesy "Night Stalker" original with Jack Palance.

I guess I don't know what it is about current movies - but they seem to fall in a number of categories.

First is, gore. They're trying to shock you with the level of grisliness they can get away with. They don't do anything to me. Freddy and Jason and Michael Meyers did nothing to me because they were never going to be allowed to die. Like the Terminator and Marion Barry, they were always gonna be back.

Another is, the level of catastrophe - you know, all life in the universe extinguished - God and all his angels destroyed - a torment in hell forever. They keep ratcheting it up in movies, and it's pointless. The bigger the catastrophe, the more likely the good guys will win.

Another is the moralism. You can always tell in your classically told horror story who the "good guy" is, who the "bad guy" is, and which of the various non-descript cast members are gonna DIE before the film completes - and which of the remaining cast will still be alive by film's end. Or if there are no really redeeming characters - the bad guys are gonna either win - or not be completely defeated by film's end.

So, horror films rarely scare me - but a good suspense film, horror or not can have me gripping the seat, ESPECIALLY if the director hasn't given too many clues as to who's gonna survive.

[JMILL24]

Pet Cemetery…couldn’t sleep for a week. Kept dreaming of that guy in the beginning who got run over by the truck and that creepy little kid…..

[desertrat (Premo)]

Originally Posted by JMILL24

Pet Cemetery…couldn’t sleep for a week. Kept dreaming of that guy in the beginning who got run over by the truck and that creepy little kid…..

I want to play with you!
Little Gage was not very nice when he came back.

[FerretRescue]

Originally Posted by punjabigyrl

I was curious as to the scarriest movie you have seen. The movie that I found scarry is nightmare on elm street 1 and 2 after that it becomes predictable. I have seen most of the horror movies and quite disappointed because they become quite predictable.

A few of those 8 films to die for where pretty scary and anything japenese

[Rael]

Originally Posted by onebdzee

Fatal Attraction was also a good one

I'd have to agree with this one.

[FireBrand (Premo)]

I had nightmares after seeing


















Frankenweenie

[Pushrod]

The 1963 flick. the original "Night of the Living Dead". We had a family cemetary on our property and after seeing that movie I always walked by it a bit faster at dusk and at night.

[BuddyLee]

Originally Posted by Pushrod

The 1963 flick. the original "Night of the Living Dead". We had a family cemetary on our property and after seeing that movie I always walked by it a bit faster at dusk and at night.

1968 One of my favorites if not the top.