In honor of all the great horror and suspense flicks they play on TV around halloween time...

I don't know if i have one all time favorite but here are a few I'll watch over and over...

Psycho
Poltergeist
Hellraiser
House On Haunted Hill
Exorcist
Jaws

John Carpenter's Halloween FTMFW!

.Elf

i dont like movies like Saw, Hellraiser, etc. anything that's to do with serial killers doesn't interest me. psychologically scary movies really bother me.

i think the movies that have scared me the most are religiously based horror movies. not because religion scares me, but i was brought up in a religious household and these sorts of movies scared me the most.

the omen (all of them)
exorcist (only saw the first one)

outside of those movies, the ones that scared me and i actually managed to sit through are:

carrie
amityville horror (older cousins who insisted that the classics are worth watching influenced my watching these)
bram stoker's dracula (freaked me the hell out)

my brain froze.

that, in itself, is scary.

Ooh, I loved Brahm Stoker's Dracula! very creepy.

I'm not really big on scary movies. I remember Amytville scared the shit out of me when I was a kid. So did the Exorcist.

Evil dead really creeped me out when i was young.

Jaws - The bit when they are talking about the USS Indianapolis, that and the head out of the boat bit.

Saw it when it came out. brilliant.

I like fun, kinda creepy, and sometimes stuff jumps out at you and goes BOO type movies. Just about anything from Dark Castle seems to fall into this category.

I seriously hate gore-fest movies and would not miss them at all if they were to totally go away.

What's Your Favorite Scary Movie?


Anything Disney.

of 1000 Corpses.


Baby's Laugh scared me silly.

messiah of evil

An American Werewolf in London.

I wouldn't call these my favorite....but they were definitly scary/disturbing

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original 1973 version)
House of 1000 Corpses
Saw
Cain Fever (don't ever watch this movie on acid 'cause it's like really bad and stuff:|)

as for favorites that I actually can watch over again..

Poltergeist
Jaws
Amityville Horror
Stephen King's Silver Bullet
The Exorcist
30 Days of Night

An American Werewolf in London.

I'm gonna actually add that one too...to my list of favorites...that was pretty good:nice:

30 Days of Night

I saw that last week...I thought it was excellent. I cried at the end. :p


Pretty scary though. I had nightmares that night. :eek3:

The nightmare on elm st series

I saw that last week...I thought it was excellent. I cried at the end. :p


Pretty scary though. I had nightmares that night. :eek3:

yeah the end was kinda sad....:(

you should read the book:nice:

never read the book, but I wasn't a fan of the movie... actually, I was kind of disappointed in it.


The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original 1973 version)

one of the the best movies, EVER.

Sleepy Hollow

1. Signs
2. The Evil Dead
3. The original Hills have eyes
4. The Blair Witch Project.
5. Dawn of the dead, modern version.
6. The exorcist

Cannibal Holocaust
Psycho
Evil Dead
Jaws
Maniac Cop
Night Of The Living Dead (Original/Remake)

Never seen Cannibal Holocaust or even heard of it.

It's only one of the more controversial horror films out there. :p

I'd advise never watching it if you can't take animal deaths. Real animals are killed on-screen.

Black Water
The Ring..Ringu is better
The Shining..though it should have stuck to the book more.
28 days later because it could happen..
Exorcist..classic
Silent Hill..the game itself is pretty frightening
Jaws
Jacob's Ladder
HellRaiser series..Clive Barker knows the business.
Wolf Mountain..doesn't have all the supernatural stuff but a deranged Aussie Bushman.

And then. I watched this one called Labyrinth..thinking it about the most bizarrest piece of film until this dude really made my night complete.


http://www.socialistworker.co.uk/chimage.php?image=2006/2028/labyrinth.jpg

And then. I watched this one called Labyrinth..thinking it about the most bizarrest piece of film until this dude really made my night complete.
Labryinth was one of my favorite movies growing up. David Bowie's codpiece was definitely burned into my memory, though. Even to this day, I'm aversive to men in tight pants. :|

But thats definitely not David Bowie! This film was actually called Pan's Labyrinth.

Damn x

This guy..
http://files.myopera.com/medlar/albums/351984/1paleman.jpg

That guy's way creepier than David Bowie's codpiece. :eek3:

I had to google codpiece..

I had to google codpiece..

Aren't you glad you did? :|

P.S. You could have already known what that meant if you were watching Metalacolypse like a good boy...