The Ring had me scared for weeks afterwards. But then again, I get scared pretty easily.

jessyMD32781 said:

You were scared for weeks?


Graffiti Bridge is pretty damn scary. It's scary when you think about the fact that Prince actually thought this was a good idea.


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[This message was edited Sun Dec 1 15:58:52 PST 2002 by lovemachine]

lovemachine said:

lol

What about that Nicole Kidman film with all the ghosts??
Any1 see that? Was it good?

SexLovely said:[quote]What about that Nicole Kidman film with all the ghosts??
Any1 see that? Was it good?
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The Others?
I don't think it's a real scary movie but it's really good. A must see.

OMG "Jeepers Creepers" is a good scary movie. It scared me!!!
http://movies.go.com/movi...index.html

last house on the left

the ring

TarNation said:

scary acting yes

I haven't seen any good scary movies lately... I can't remember the last good one that I watched.




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[This message was edited Sun Dec 1 17:22:10 PST 2002 by AzureStar]

The Exorcist is a classic horror film!
Jaws and Jaws 2 are thrilling.
The Blair Witch Project had me lookin' over my shoulder for awhile!

shausler said:

For those of you who mentioned "The Ring" as a scary movie...

You should try to find the original Japanese movie, "Ringu," that was remade into "The Ring."

"Ringu" is far better than the remake.

I have the PAL DVD of "Ringu" and I don't know if there is an NTSC version available at all. I am pretty sure that there is not an NTSC version, so you will need a PAL converter if your are in North America and want to watch the original, but it is worth it.

The Exorcist

And I have seen a LOT of scary movies. Many are gory, thrilling, and terrifying...but this one takes it for impact on the viewer - hands down.

LaVisHh said:

So even tho ive only seen a couple of scary/disturbing movies...I have seen The Exorcist...


So its only downhill from here then huh?

Has any1 here seen 28Days Later??

SexLovely said:

No, sweety. I didn't say all that. It just depends on what your "scary" is.

Hellraiser, Nightmare on Elm Street, The Shining...others are great too. I can't give advice on the newer stuff, as I haven't had a life for a couple of years!

LaVisHh said:

Yeah different tastes and all that...

Most disturbing movie Ive seen of late is Hanibal...just sick all the way thro and then chopping his own hand off 2 get away and cutting that dudes cranium off his head...

Fucks with your head...

I just wanna see a movie that really scares me...
I think the last time I was really scared in a movie was when I saw Arachnophobia was I was about 10.

Last House On The Left, A Nightmare On Elm St. (1st one only), The Others, Hellraiser 1 and 2, Holloween (1st one only), Friday the 13th 1,2, and 3, The Ring, The Blair Witch Project, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, (1st one only)

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TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE

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Don't Answer The Phone, The Hills Have Eyes, The Sentenial, Rosemary's Baby which is a Classic.

The Shining and also It and Misery. Stephen King has great films and books in my Opinion.

Sexlovely said:


Most disturbing movie I've seen of late is Hanibal...just sick all the way thro and then chopping his own hand off 2 get away and cutting that dudes cranium off his head...

Fucks with your head...


In the original novel of Hannibal the character of
Clarice Starling actually fell in love with Hannibal the
Cannibal,and she actually ate Paul Krendler's brains and
then runs off with him to Argentina and they go watch
operas and stuff.Now that was creepy.That was the most
shocking ending I've ever read in a book,and I have to
admit I kind of liked it in a respect to the author's
vision kind of way.

Who else read that book?
[This message was edited Mon Dec 2 1:57:05 PST 2002 by Biscuit]

None.There isn't a Movie out there that scares me.

However, I saw a real-life autopsy on TV last year and that was the closest i ever came to fainting in the comfort of my own armchair.That was horror beyond belief.

The Exorcist- Doesn't scare me as it used to,but it's

still a remarkable film.I read the novel though and that

gave me nightmares for awhile.Very descriptive.I also like

the new extended version with the spiderwalk which was in

the book too.


The Ring- I just saw this and it freaked me out.The

black and white images of the videotape that kills you is

scary in itself.I couldn't believe these people just kept

watching it.Hello!It's gonna kill you ya'dumbass.Oh well,

that's a horror movie for you.That girl with her long black

hair covering her face is something I still can't get out

of my head.


The Sixth Sense- First time I saw it I got the chills

watching it,but then it made me sad at the end.This is my

favorite film.


The Blair Witch Project- Yes, I'm gonna give it up

for this one.Some people didn't like how they never saw the

witch,but I enjoyed that part of it.Sometimes what you never

see but know is there is much more scarier.


The Others- Creepy and surprising,just like The

Sixth Sense.Loved it.
[This message was edited Mon Dec 2 2:12:08 PST 2002 by Biscuit]

"The Exorcist"
"Poltergeist"
"Carrie" (wasn't really "scary",but a great movie nonetheless)

Biscuit said:

The book was cool and I absolutely HATED the movie... they changed so many things and the movie was not even slightly true to the book. I really, really, really, really, really, really, really hated the movie, but I really liked the book.

IceNine said:

I do not need to see another version of that scary-ass movie so that I can be scared for another couple of weeks. I did hear that the ringu trilogy is far better than the USA version.

Biscuit said:

The Sixth Sense scared me, too. I couldn't sleep after that one and I spent the night watching I Lucy so that I woudln't think about all the dead people. I guess I'm just a wimp.