Scariest movie available?

[XMan]

I am unable to imagine Tim Curry as anything BUT Pennywise after seeing the film version of IT.

BTW, anybody else think that King was inspired as to IT's true form by Tolkien's Shelob?

 

[PistachioByAzul]

Bunman: The Untold Story

HK flick, haven't seen it, supposed to be very disturbing, rated the US equivilant of XXX over there. There is also a sequal and a few knock-off films.

 

[luvya]

<< Glitter >>



I have to second that

 

[Burnt]

Show Girls

 

[RONType1]

can we say TRAUMATIZING?



<< Stephen King's "It"
My dad made me watch it when I was about 6 - I swear, I get so scared whenever I hear music from the movie. >>

 

[deftron]

Besides The Exorcist,

Profondo rosso (Deep Red) by Dario Argento

Others:

Nightmare on Elm Street
Dead Alive (goriest movie ever)
Wicker Man (best horror movie ever)

 

[polypterus]

What's so scary about the Exorcist? I've seen episodes of Scooby Doo that creeped me out more than that movie, I don't get it.

dc

 

[Don Vito Corleone]

The Evil Dead is high on my list.
John Carpenter's The Thing is wonderful, terrifying and underappreciated.

 

[TheOmegaCode]

Driven

 

[aceO07]

<< What's so scary about the Exorcist? I've seen episodes of Scooby Doo that creeped me out more than that movie, I don't get it.

dc >>


I didn't think it was scary either. It was mostly gore and explicit language (from the little girl).

 

[wolfsblood]

tales from the hood.

 

[John]

<< army of darkness >>



One of the best horror/comedy flicks, period.

 

[LiLRiceBoi]

I actualy didnt think Exorcist was that scary. Maybe because it was hyped so much...

 

[IcePhoenix]

<< I actualy didnt think Exorcist was that scary. Maybe because it was hyped so much... >>



I have never had the pleasure of seeing the movie, but I read the book.

Read it. With one light on. At night, during a storm. It actually DOES get scary. To me anyway

Then again, I get scared at such masterpieces as Bats, Glitter, and anything concerning Julia Roberts

 

[Bluga]

Excorcist

 

[amnesiac]

These are the most recent ones I've found disturbing:

Candyman
The Mothman Prophecies
What Lies Beneath
The Relic
Stir of Echoes


and the number one most disturbing movie EVER:

EVENT HORIZON

My f**king lord, that movie went beyond all boundaries of disgusting. I can't even look at the box without freaking out. Ugh.

 

[IcePhoenix]

<< These are the most recent ones I've found disturbing:

EVENT HORIZON

My f**king lord, that movie went beyond all boundaries of disgusting. I can't even look at the box without freaking out. Ugh. >>



YES! Man that is FREAKY! TRY and watch that one, it is wrong on MANY levels. Dr. Weir? Is that you?

 

[kduncan5]

Jeepers Creepers was one of the strangest movies I've seen in a long time. I liked it alot, but I keep wondering when JC2 will be out..... -kd5-

 

[mellondust]

Nightmare On Elm Street. I had nightmares for weeks after watching this movie when I was a kid. Have not seen it in a long time, but it was freaky.

 

[KaBudokan]

It's funny seeing the range of what scares people. I've seen TONS of people here recommend Event Horizon, saying it was so incredibly scary, yadda yadda, etc. etc. I thought the movie was awful. Didn't think it was scary OR well written, etc...

But, on the other hand, I thought the Blair Witch Project was incredibly scary and creepy, and most people here think it sucks. I guess it depends on whether or not you like to think about something being scary or see a special effects team's interpretation of what's scary.

 

[MrBaseball]

Event Horizon was disturbing. Only movie to scare me.

 

[KaBudokan]

<< Event Horizon was disturbing. Only movie to scare me. >>


See?

 

i feel like a little girl saying it...but blair witch project phuct me up for weeks
haven't been campin since

 

[XMan]

Session 9.

No ifs, ands, or buts - this is the scariest movie I've ever seen, and I usually snicker through horror movies, including Blair Witch.

 

[MrDingleDangle]

cant believe no one mentioned poltergeist

I think IT by stephen king was a much scarier book then movie...and in general 1000 times better