scariest film youve ever seen

1408 was crap, didnt make me jump at all

I saw that 'The eye' yesterday.. it was pretty good, constantly things poppin out lol
has kindof a twist to it..

apparently 'The orphanage' is meant to be really scary and creepy, i think its the fact that they're young children is the scariest =/

i remember going to see whitenoise2 when it came out, i jumped loads in that

ive seen alot of scary films but there hasnt been one thats stuck with me.

with all the hype of the exorcist... i guess i got scared of it. When i was like 8m years old i decded could watch it. As soon as her throat went massive i went mental and couldnt watch it haha x x

i wouldn't mind something based on a true story, any film can make you jump. You want something that stays with you.

Hmm, dunno what film was called butI remember watching one about a family moving into a new house and like a child died there before and the new people in the house ahd a kid at the age of the dead girl and they connected n shit, very scary

If someone knows what film im talking about please tell me

Think it starts with "The house of ____________"

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0425430/
is that it maK?

the village

the only thing scary about the village was the fact when it had finished i realised i had lost two hours of my life.

"oh noes! monsters in the woods! who shall we send on a two day walk through rough terrain? THE BLIND GIRL!!"

obvious really.

I.T. By Stephen King... Was a childhood horror.

Exorsism of emily rose scared the fuk out of me.... didnt help that I was at uni at the time in halls on my own after the film

I know alot of people laugh at it but I cant watch it anymore lol

Also Amityville horror remake was quite good for jumpy bits

The Grudge always has and will disturb me tbh

The ring

hmm, i was brought up on horror movies, alot of them were like comedys, back in my day anyway.
eg: rawhead rex, evil dead, nightmare on elm street.

I remember watching some entertainment program when childs play was 1st being shown in america, women and men were getting ambulances called to the theaters cos they were passing out from fear, oh dear me.

But saying that, they never really bothered me, movies that fall into the horror genre really haven't ever had an effect on me...... until, and this pains me to confess because I know to others it's a tame movie, until 'jeepers creepers' came out.
Something about that story, and the way it is filmed, I find creepy. The 2nd one is tame for me, but the 1st one gives me the heebiejeebies.
The movies that I find most thought provoking in a scary way would probably be armageddon movies.

ah yeh revo, hellraiser movies were good, number 3 was the best.

evil dead
exorcist
cannibal ferox
cannibal hallocaust
halloween (alll of them)
friday the 13th
nightmare on elm street (not too scary)
FROM DUST TILL DAWN (NOT SCARY GOOD FILM)
the lost boys (NOT SCARY GOOD FILM)
the thing (NOT SCARY GOOD FILM)
the hills have eyes
childs play
april fools day (old one)
the burning
dr giggles
the amitityville horror (original)


Ill post sum more i can think of;p

Boogey man
children of the corn (creepy)
night of the living dead (original)
cujo (awesome old film, about a mental dog)
thinner
braindead (comedy kinda)
wrong turn

Hannibal
Red Dragon
Silence of the Lambs
The Shining

my 4 favorite horror films

'The Hills have eyes'
'Children under the stairs' haunted me for years when i was younger!!

the eye indeed is a pretty sick film zak, saw it the other day. its quite good, but didnt really terify me. some things were just to predictable.

ichi the killer (japanese horror bout a murderer with his own cleaning crew, freaked me out. gross)
the hills have eyes (sick film, creeped me out alot)
good old, Texas Chainsaw Massacre ( jst a sick film )

btw, i still cant watch IT without havin like 3 near heart failures... dont know why tho..

3 Men and a Baby - you actually see a real ghost in it

Shrek