PricelessHo said:

I love those too, but they don't scare me

ZombieKitten said:

yea they're more fun than scary, although i must say my 1st time seeing Signs, i wanted that house scene where they get trapped to just be over with

PricelessHo said:

not even fun (apart from the tinfoil hats)
I just like the weirdness

when they saw aliens on the roof I freaked

PricelessHo said:

OMG I love the Village, its more of a mystery/suspense story to me than a thriller.

And how could I forget...


I don't suffer "clown phobia" but if I EVER came in contact with that thing,,,,there's gonna be a HELL lot of furniture throwing in this motherfucker

Harlepolis said:

image is right in my freakin' head

I don't like 'slasher' horror movies much, but I do like dramas with an element of horror like Dracula or the Others

I haven't seen it in a while, but at the time I remember liking Event Horizon quite a bit. Doesn't seem like it was all that well received though.

I'm not a fan of The Ring, The Grudge, The Sixth Sense, etc. The whole creepy little kid angle is overdone.

Also I liked Jacob's Ladder. I feel like it basically did what the Sixth Sense did, to some degree, about 9 years earlier.
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Nightmare on Elm Street is still my favorite.

Movies that I consider respectable classics:

-Night of the Living Dead
-Zombie (aka, Dawn of the Dead)
-Dracula (with Christopher Lee)
-The Wicker Man
-Scary Movie
-Nightmare on Elm Street
-Alien
-Texas Chainsaw Massacre
-The Exorcist
-The Shining
-Halloween
-The Omen
-Evil Dead
-Silence of the Lambs (I know many considered it a thriller)
-REC (the spanish original that spawned a decent, yet inferior remake, Quarantine)

Camp value (silly yet entertaining as hell :
-The bulk of Christopher Lee's sequels of Dracula.
-Scary Movie 2
-Day of the Dead
-Nightmare on Elm Street Part.III
-Friday the 13th series
-Evil Dead Part.II
-Blair Witch Project
-The Village
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Let's see

Dawn of the Dead
Idi Amin
Twilight Zone the tv show
Texas Chainsaw Massacre

My family loved scary movies and would make everyone go watch them when I was three years old. I haven't been able to watch some movies since. I am a mess I know.

I guess I'm old school, but The Exorcist scared the living shit out of me!

myfavorite said:

The Trilogy of Terror! Karen Black scared the hell out of me.

^ plus The Evil Dead and Faces of Death. Won't ever watch these movies again. All of them are Scary movie classics.

theRight1 said:

yo faces of death. i would not call that scary movies, more like snuff films lol..guinea pigs film you should see if you liked faces of death

Shawnt27 said:

I love that movie.

Alej said:

i can't talk shit about mariah carrey anymore, she was amazing in precious

baroque said:

INSIDE

Ils

Martyrs

Harlepolis said:

That movie scared the ever lovin shit out of me as a child oh my god!! It still gives me chills looking at that damn clown

baroque said:

I haven't watched Precious and I've always said people think Glitter is horrible because the critics say it is. It's a fun movie - she wasn't trying to film a masterpiece

johnart said:

omg this movie is dumb i could not stop laughin

other than the nightmares and scary movies I see on daily basis in life, I say




The first part of IT

any one of tame's posts.

The Night of the Living Dead

Boogiebear said:

^Me too. Another classic scary movie is Steven King's "Carrie".
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I cannot even begin to answer this question, because I am the QUEEN of HORROR!
I'd have to say that I do hold a special, certain fondness in my heart for the Halloween series, though.

I love all scary movies for the most part. My favorite is Bram Stokers Dracula not because it's scray but because 2 me it's a love story and the music and the way it was shot is really nice.

I am quite surprised that no one likes dario argento

baroque said:

I watched a lot of Argento when I was younger.