Dad. What was the scariest movie you ever saw?

[verucasalt]

I Know It's Tacky But When I Was A Kid "the Gate" Scared The Poo Out Of Me. And Troll Scared Me Too.

 

[Vince]

Anything with zombies freaks me out.

Wanna come over and watch "Dawn of the Dead" tonight?

 

[RoseRed]

Wanna come over and watch "Dawn of the Dead" tonight?

Chicklet has dance then we have dinner with

 

[verucasalt]

and that stupid jeepers creepers movie

 

[Mrgaritavill]

wait no one said anything about candy man

stand in the bathroom mirror with the light off and say candy man 3xtimes.

ooohhh yea! We used to have sleepovers to do the candy man thing.

 

[SJSWING]

ooohhh yea! We used to have sleepovers to do the candy man thing.

Just like the Bloody Marry mirror thing in the bathroom.

 

[SJSWING]

All of the 9/11 movies and documentaries. It will happen again, and that is scarier than any boogeyman Hollywood could create.

I would agree.....the documentaries on 9/11 were sad, and to think that it will happen again someday and sometime is even more frightening then anything hollywood could come up with. I agree 100 percent.

But that actuall scariest movie would have to be SAW. I know laugh.......but think about it.........there are weird people in the world that would do that, and to think it could actually happen one day to people out there in the same exact way the movie was set up is scary.

 

[SJSWING]

and that stupid jeepers creepers movie

That was a dumb movie, and to think they came out with a sequel to it.

 

[aps45819]

I suppose the last film that truly scared me is the original Alien movie with the creature busting from the gut made everyone look at each other and go OMG.
OK. Now that you know mine what was the scariest movie(s) you ever saw?

When my first wife was pregnant, every time I saw the baby move, I freaked out a little because of the movie

The original Haunting of Hill House was pretty scary. I rented it for my daughter (the alien baby) and she asked how scary can it be if it's only rated PG. I laughed and told her real terror is a state of mind that doesn't require blod or nudity.

 

[SamSpade]

By the time I watched it for the fourth time, The Ring wasn't scary anymore - but it scared the crap out of me the first time. Something about the weird sounds, that girl climbing out of the TV, the way her ghost - jumps. And the little boy.

 

[Vince]

The Re-animator II

 

[Nickel]

I Know It's Tacky But When I Was A Kid "the Gate" Scared The Poo Out Of Me. And Troll Scared Me Too.

When I was younger I "accidentally" saw parts of The Gate and it scared the piss out of me. The eyeball on the hand...

Stupid movies have been the scariest for me. The remake of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre...no way I'm ever watching that again. Campfire Tales is another one. It was a compilation of short scary stories. And The Ring kind of freaked me out...it was the little girl that did me in. Her jerky movements gave me the creeps.

 

[mv_princess]

I will have to go with the Ring, simply because we watched it late one night, the next morning we woke up to a prefect dust ring on the tv. Yup still freaks me out...

That and Signs, I am scared of corn fields now

 

[SamSpade]

That and Signs, I am scared of corn fields now

That's funny - I don't think of Signs as being largely a scary movie, as an inspirational one. I've always said that is a movie about faith, with aliens as a vehicle for the storyline.

That said, it's one of my favorite movies.

 

[mv_princess]

That's funny - I don't think of Signs as being largely a scary movie, as an inspirational one. I've always said that is a movie about faith, with aliens as a vehicle for the storyline.

That said, it's one of my favorite movies.

It's not really a scary movie, but the fact that you don't know if something is out there. Is very scary to me. Kind of like you don't know if it could happen or not.

 

[SamSpade]

It's not really a scary movie, but the fact that you don't know if something is out there. Is very scary to me. Kind of like you don't know if it could happen or not.

I've just been reading the quotes section from it on the Internet Movie database. I forgot how good this movie is. I know a lot of people think it's awful, but it means a lot to me.

 

[Nickel]

I've just been reading the quotes section from it on the Internet Movie database. I forgot how good this movie is. I know a lot of people think it's awful, but it means a lot to me.

I really enjoy all the M. Night Shyamalan movies. I think a lot of people write them off as trying to be scary (and for some reason they're usually marketed as such), but fail to see the actual point.

 

[RoseRed]

I really enjoy all the M. Night Shyamalan movies. I think a lot of people write them off as trying to be scary (and for some reason they're usually marketed as such), but fail to see the actual point.

Like the Village. Didn't like it. I went and saw it all by my lonesome. Not scary at all. Dumb ending.

 

[SamSpade]

I really enjoy all the M. Night Shyamalan movies. I think a lot of people write them off as trying to be scary (and for some reason they're usually marketed as such), but fail to see the actual point.

I'm just big on movie quotes, and unfortunately, I make references to ones that only big movie buffs even GET. Like when Mel Gibson and his family sit down to what he believes will be their last meal, he says he'll have a bacon cheeseburger.

With "EXTRA bacon". I say that a lot, but people just look at me weird.

This movie just has a lot of good ones. I like that little girl when she says people were dancing. "They were dancing like this" (does a little PeeWee Herman).

 

[SamSpade]

Like the Village. Didn't like it. I went and saw it all by my lonesome. Not scary at all. Dumb ending.

See, the tough thing about Shymalan is, people are now EXPECTING a big surprise at the end. The Village was just too damned easy to guess, but because people are looking for the "surprise" they miss the rest of the movie.

Oddly enough, I guessed the Sixth Sense about 20 minutes into the movie.

But I *hated* Unbreakable.