Natsume said:

I think the film was recieved here in the Netherlands very well.
I didn't hear a lot of negativity about it!
A lot of people I know love that film

Thanks for explaining

I am never scared by movies these days but as a kid I was terrified of the Child Catcher from "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" and "Don´t Look Now" with Donald Sutherland scared the bejesus outta me too.

AsianBomb777 said:

how about when that guy's head pops off his body and runs around on spider legs?

HowComeYouDontCallme said:

I love it, too. Shame that it was shat upon when first released. The same happened with Renoir's La Règle du jeu in 1939 - people just weren't ready! Audiences freaked out and rioted, critics lambasted it. But now it's considered one of cinema's best films ever. I guess it goes to show that it's all about timing.

Natsume said:

For me the bloodtestingscene was the scariest. The man's head with spiderlegs made me laugh!

'Misery'

I'm too scare to google up a picture.

Salem's Lot scard me for years.

Natsume said:

Pathetic, isn't it?
People go all mushy over some walking talking turd (E.T...) and when a really good movie comes out they snub it for being too pessimistic, says more about those idiots who hate it than the movie itself...
"The Thing" is a great movie, E.T. on the other hand...
Hated it when I was kid (never understood what was so great about it...) detest it even more now, a literal overrated piece of shit...

But what scared me the most was the opening scenes of "The Exorcist" (the whole Iraq bit... The rest was more funny than scary... Except for that voice that is...)
I stole my parents tape of it when I was about 5 and sneaky watched it with my sis and it hung with me ever since...

Neversin.

Neversin said:

Let me be the first to say "Graffiti Bridge"

scary movies dont scare me much at all

shellyevon said:

I knew I was in for trouble when the girl shot herself in the head! I was like- "okay let's turn this bitch off!"

The Exorcist was definitely scary, but the most recent movie to freak me out is "Saw". That damn movie left me with nightmares. They are making a sequel and I don't know if I'll be able to watch it. It was downright nasty.

The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre scared the shit out of me too.

kisscamille said:

I refused to see "Saw!"

I used to love scary movies... until I started dreaming about them! I don't watch horror movies anymore.

i forgot about "the thing" and the original texas chainsaw massacre was frightening

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Neversin said:

Well , actually you're the third

Dewrede said:[quote]

MartyMcFly said:

In that case, let me be the third to say "Graffiti Bridge"?

g3ajg said:

Co-sign. When little whatever-his-name-is is outside the window scratching to get in.....forget it!!!! I think it's one of the most frightening made for t.v. movies ever. Also when they enter a room and see that man (Juliet Lewis' dad in real life) in the rocking chair. CREEPY!!!!!

There's a remake but I don't want to rent it for fear that it's going to suck. Why the hell did Stephen King agree to all the remakes, THE SHINING, CARRIE, SALEM'S LOT.

It's also my favorite Stephen King book.


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CynthiasSocks said:

Good for you. I wish I hadn't watched it. It really creeped me out.

Good Question

The Grudge, Scream1, friday the 13th part 6

Aw yeah! Salem's Lot was a trip, especially the jail scene where Drac ends up being in the cell with old dude, wasn't it David Soul? LOL! That was the first time I had seen a Dracula pic with a rendition of Nosferatu as Dracula. Nice style.

Also, The Fog scared the living shit out of me too!

CynthiasSocks said:

I'm with ya on this one. I still can't watch the Nightmare series.

CherryMoon said:

Finally! I've been waiting for someone to pick up on this one! The first Nightmare was fierce!! Dragging that body in the body bag down the hallway!! I don't know about you, but I would have stayed my ass put!!!

HowComeYouDontCallme said:

naw that shit was scary

LatinaAngel said:

OH SHIT!!! "helen helen"

CynthiasSocks said:

i recently saw 'White Noise' omg that freaked me out

CynthiasSocks said:

I think I was six when that flick came out and I watched it at home on video with my brother, who would've been nineteen. It scared me so badly that I slept outside my parent's bedroom for a couple of weeks. In fact, I still get an eerie feeling if I don't flip the lights on immediately when I enter a bathroom.

The voice was creepy enough.

I watched it last year at my ex-boyfriend's house one evening before he got in from work. When he got in and found me mid-movie, I was all tensed up and everything, and he made a point to make fun of me over it.

It's kind of ridiculous, really, to be scared of that crap.