HotGritz said:

I even remember a scene where one of the victims may have had an on train autopsy done and his brain was void of any folds/wrinkles. It was just a white blob.

Ok maybe that was another movie. I'm thinking of how you mentioned that the victim's memories and souls were stolen. I also remember a frightened Telly Savales who tried to resist being overtaken by the creature and his eyes bled.

Right again. I just watched Horror Express about 6 months ago, that's why i remember a lot of the details.

There's been a lot of good movies mentioned here. Three that freaked me out(as a kid)were Dead of Night, Fear no Evil and Martin. Dead of night was a trilogy tv series(like Trilogy of Terror). Actually it was produced by the same guy. The specific tale that freaked me out was the one called "Bobby". That demon midget scared the F$%k out of me. They remade Bobby for Trilogy of Terror 2 but it was no where as good as the first bobby.



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ScarletScandal said:

HotGritz said:

I forgot about that movie and I OWN it! Magnificently scary. Ooh those creatures, especially the spiders were just and that one military guy

The ending is FFFUUUCCCKKKEEDD up! I did not approve.

It SUUUUUUUUURE is!!! Aww man! lol That shit sucked.

I loved that movie until the end. It was one of the few SK books I hadn't read before I saw the movie. The ending made me so upset/sick/horrified I refuse to ever watch it again.

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RodeoSchro said:

ScarletScandal said:

The Mist creeped me out REAL bad.

I need to see that. I loved the novella, and the computer video game was the first one I ever played!

Never seen the game

Deliverance, although technically not a horror flick

As a kid, I was rendered sleepless by The Exorist and The Howling.

Since reaching adulthood, horror flicks no longer devastate me to that extent, but the classic, original Night of the Living Dead did creep me out a bit. Another film, Begotten, by E. Elias Merhige, was the only film I can recall that actually made me physically sick. It wasn't so scary as simply... grotesque, confusing, unsettlingly primeval.

Lammastide said:

As a kid, I was rendered sleepless by The Exorist and The Howling.

Since reaching adulthood, horror flicks no longer devastate me to that extent, but the classic, original Night of the Living Dead did creep me out a bit. Another film, Begotten, by E. Elias Merhige, was the only film I can recall that actually made me physically sick. It wasn't so scary as simply... grotesque, confusing, unsettlingly primeval.

Eye had 2 pay a mate £5 2 sleep at my mums house after watching the Exorcist.....Couldnt get her face out my head...............Then as i was sleeping he started shouting "fuck me jesus fuck me" and "ur mother sucks cocks in hell".....Eye think eye may have wet the bed that nite .....

Lammastide said:

As a kid, I was rendered sleepless by The Exorist and The Howling.

Since reaching adulthood, horror flicks no longer devastate me to that extent, but the classic, original Night of the Living Dead did creep me out a bit. Another film, Begotten, by E. Elias Merhige, was the only film I can recall that actually made me physically sick. It wasn't so scary as simply... grotesque, confusing, unsettlingly primeval.

what is the girl next door about?

scriptgirl said:

what is the girl next door about?

It's the story of this little girl who was being abused by her mother. The children who came to play with her and her sister knew about the abuse but didnt say anything about it. After a while the mother even had the neighborhood children take a hand in her torture.

davetherave6767 said:

Lammastide said:

As a kid, I was rendered sleepless by The Exorist and The Howling.

Since reaching adulthood, horror flicks no longer devastate me to that extent, but the classic, original Night of the Living Dead did creep me out a bit. Another film, Begotten, by E. Elias Merhige, was the only film I can recall that actually made me physically sick. It wasn't so scary as simply... grotesque, confusing, unsettlingly primeval.

Eye had 2 pay a mate £5 2 sleep at my mums house after watching the Exorcist.....Couldnt get her face out my head...............Then as i was sleeping he started shouting "fuck me jesus fuck me" and "ur mother sucks cocks in hell".....Eye think eye may have wet the bed that nite .....

It's funny seeing The Exorcist now. Many of the FX that freaked me out are downright laughable now. It's still a very solid film, though. I wish they still made thinking horror flicks.

paisleypark4 said:

Lammastide said:

As a kid, I was rendered sleepless by The Exorist and The Howling.

Since reaching adulthood, horror flicks no longer devastate me to that extent, but the classic, original Night of the Living Dead did creep me out a bit. Another film, Begotten, by E. Elias Merhige, was the only film I can recall that actually made me physically sick. It wasn't so scary as simply... grotesque, confusing, unsettlingly primeval.

Is that the one in black and white?

Not sure which one you mean, but, yep, both Night of the Living Dead and Begotten are B&W.

Lammastide said:

davetherave6767 said:

Eye had 2 pay a mate £5 2 sleep at my mums house after watching the Exorcist.....Couldnt get her face out my head...............Then as i was sleeping he started shouting "fuck me jesus fuck me" and "ur mother sucks cocks in hell".....Eye think eye may have wet the bed that nite .....

It's funny seeing The Exorcist now. Many of the FX that freaked me out are downright laughable now. It's still a very solid film, though. I wish they still made thinking horror flicks.

Eye wont watch that film ever again even with the laughable FX....

For me, nothing tops the grave scene in Carrie.

Friday the 13th. I have not watched any scary movies lately.

The Batman movie with George Clooney, Catwoman too.

One of my favorite movies is The Shining. Jack Nicholson is a great actor.

^^^ Yes, The Shining

Twin Peaks Fire Walk With Me

Foreign movies really freak me out!!

Inside (French)

Audition (Japanese)

Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original)

The Orphanage (Spanish)

High Tension (French)

The Descent

FYI - they made the Sylvia Likens story into a movie. It's called "An American Crime." Ellen Page plays Sylvia. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0802948/

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I used to like to watch the Nightmare on Elm street movies. Those movies are not really scary.

Definitely the Exorcist.

Layzie said:

Definitely the Exorcist.

I saw this movie when I was 8 or 9 and it freaked me out for many years.

It's funny how some people say any of the following is not scary at all to them, but all these were intense flavors of scary when I first saw them (and they're not unusual):

The Exorcist

The Shining

Halloween

Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)

Blair Witch Project

But I think there have been great scary moments in a lot of different films including a really fun experience in a packed midnight showing of "Paranormal Activity" which had the whole audience game and under a spell. You could tell the guys that wouldn't stop talking were actually getting creeped out and in denial.

Tittypants said:

[While these movies don't scare me at all today, as a kid when I first saw them, I was completely freaked out about them ]

The Evil Dead

Sleep-away Camp [that final scene scared the shit out of me & gave me many nightmares ]

Evil Dead is one of my favorite series period. I even wrote and recorded a song as Ashley J. explainin what happened up at the cabin.

But that sleepaway shit. WHAT THE FUCK WAS WITH THAT FUCKIN FACE!!!!????? HOOOOOOOLY SHIT!!!

As a kid:

Squirm (it is the reason I am afraid of earthworms.....dammit...i know they dont bite but still....)

The Exorcist

I cannot think of the name but there was a movie where a chain fell off of a statue....and the statue came to life and it was running around with a knife stabbing folks

The Birds

The Omen

Ottensen said:

This is the ONLY movie that has ever scared me.........

Pokeno4Money said:

For me, nothing tops the grave scene in Carrie.

yea...that grave scene was pretty intense.

StillGotIt said:

Pokeno4Money said:

For me, nothing tops the grave scene in Carrie.

yea...that grave scene was pretty intense.

I'd love for her mom to kindly go ahead and die without lookin like it was the best fuckin of her life.

Halloween

Night of The Living Dead

Silent Night Bloody Night ( WTF 1974)

A Nightmare on Elm Street. (WTF )

When A Stranger Calls

Dawn of The Dead (WTF )

The Omen

28 Days Later

The Changeling

Psycho

Silence of the Lambs

Invasion of the Body Snatchers (the original)

The Exorcist

The Hand

Pretty Much anything with Boris Karloff.

Carrie