JDInteractive said:

I watched IT 3 nights ago.
I agree the spider is not scary I wanted them to fight the clown

clowns are scary

The Amityville Horror-

It came out when I was a little girl, so I remember watching it at the drive-in in the backseat, under the covers!!!

1) Halloween
2) The Thing (1982)
3) Psycho 2
4) Friday the 13th Part 2
5) The Omen

ElectricBlue said:

good list

Halloween (the first one)

vainandy said:

corny but your right some of the moments were scary. Great direction(at times).

He's a human but he won't die? pathectic imo

fcukthepolice said:

but you said you liked a made for tv miniseries earlier in this this thread that featured a giant spiderlike alien that has supernatural powers and takes the shape of a clown that terrorizes children into their adulthood ?????

IrrisistableRich said:

I think my vote goes to this one as well because of how possible it is that a psycho mental patient escapes and goes on a killing spree. They needed to stop that franchise at the first one. the rest was overkill but the original is one of the most effective horror films of all time, IMO.

ufoclub said:

scififilmnerd said:

The "Oooooh baby" part.

KidaDynamite said:

Claaaareeeence



This ain't no funeral home! It ain't the Terror Dome, neither! Welcome to Hell, motherfuckers!

AnckSuNamun said:

This part actually made me laugh my ass off!


But the rest of it.....

It has be to be Exorcist for me. That movie is absolutely brilliant. I just watched it again the other night for the 100th time and it never ceases to give me the real creeps.

I have to add The Shining and the original Halloween. Both are great horror movies.
[Edited 11/2/07 12:03pm]

Thirteen Ghosts!

All these are original versions. And these are my favorite, not scariest, as thread states.
Halloween
Phantasm Series
Alien
Jaws
The Omen
The Exorcist
The Living Dead Series (I like em all)
Hellraiser 1 & 2
The Fog

I like scary movies.

The Exorcist
When A Stranger Calls
any Friday the 13th movie, but Jason X
Halloween
The Shinning

Trilogy Of Terror!!!!



This shit will scar you, bcuz it really scarred me!

KidaDynamite said:

YESS!! I saw this when I was little, (my mom was too scared to see movies like this so she'd had us watch movies with her.....bad mommie!) and I jumped in my bed like for the next five years, fearing that horrible little doll would chew my ankles off.


Exorcist, the Omen, Amityville Horror, and that Dracula (80's version forget full title) all receive honorable mention also

paintedlady said:

The Exorcist (I don't care how many times I watch it, but when the demon says "What an excellent day for an Exorcism.." I still get chills up my spine.)

Scary Movie 2 was great.

"Let me speak to Roger"

vainandy said:

NOTHING beats that to me

LatinaAngel said:

I couldn't look in mirrors at night for 6 months after seeing that. Plus I said I would never go to Chicago either. Thank heavens I forgot about Chi-Town being connected to it and have made a couple of visits within the last couple of years (to see Morrissey in concert though. hehe)

shaomi said:

Evil Dead is perhaps one of the few scary movies that I can watch over and over! I love Bruce Campbell!

I didn't care too much for The Blairwitch Project though.

It scared the crap out of me and I haven't seen it since.

I love Evil Dead. The Auditionwas pretty good too. As was High Tension

My favorite of all-time is Masque of the Red Death with Vincent Price. The colors are so beautiful in it.

Moonstar319 said:

damn I forgot about Candyman....I remember when that first came out and everybody was daring each other to go to somebody's apartment, go to the bathroom, cut the lights off and say "Candyman" 5 times....and guess what, nobody ever did it

missfee said:

I had seen it at a slumber party and after the movie, we ALL had to pee. We all kept the door open and had someone standing guard. Just in case...

Creepshow 1 & 2

but part two was more funny!

Oh my god, Candyman is scaring folks in here.

Moonstar319 said:

Pt. 2 was set in New Orleans & pt. 3, in L.A. No one's safe from The Candyman