Best "Scarey" Film.

[something daft already!!]

Oh yeah, The Thing was awesome, the best being the head which sprouted eyes on stalks and legs and scuttled off!

 

[ElvisFan]

but by FAR the scariest thing I have ever seen is Woman in Black in the theatre. I encourage anyone to go and watch that film and not **** themselves. Seriously.

The bit where she comes through the window making that shrieking noise seriously **** me up!

 

[Cryfreeman]

IT - watched this as a kid and pretty much crapped myself.


Event horizon - Some poeple dont seem to click with this one? Fantastic scarey film and still underrated.

 

[Beans on toast Dave]

the most frightning film i have ever watched was scream at the cimema
was a good few years ago, i was smoking something at he time (yes i know but it was a long time ago)
i absolutly crapped myself had to leave the cinema and hide in the toilets till i felt better, was over 30mins till i went back in

 

[Neil777]

The Drop of Water section in The Three Faces of Fear (aka Black Sabbath)

 

[HeX]

Event horizon - Some poeple dont seem to click with this one? Fantastic scarey film and still underrated.

Event Horizon is a superb film, but I wouldn't say its massivly scary.

 

[Fubsy]

Descent.

 

[Columbo]

Has to be Alien for me.

 

[marl]

Alien or Aliens foe me!

 

[Mobius 1]

Descent.

i agree, i damn well crapped myself through the whole film, although it was more jumps than being scared (descent). i was genuinely frightened through the blair witch project, i was about 15, and watching it at home alone in the dark.

 

[Andelusion]

Halloween
Halloween 5
Ringu
A Tale of Two Sisters
Shutter (Thai horror, being remade {read:ruined} by US now)

Apologies for AngusHiggins esq use of brackets there!

 

[[TR]SweetSpotOz]

ditto. scared the carp outa me lol.

I genuinely found it not scary at all watching it at 2am in the dark on my own. One bit I absolutely ate myself at though was the bit at the end where you get a fright!

 

[Mephisto]

Descent.

You mean THE Descent?

Yeah it's pretty good tbh. That bit where you see the thing appear through the view of the camera, very good.

 

[Andelusion]

I wasn't a fan of the Blair Witch project either, I think a lot of people got caught up in the style that it was shot, and this caused them to get more engrossed in the film.

I personally found the characters extremely annoying, and wanted them all to get put in the corner

The best way to watch a scary film is in the dark with headphones on though Also if you're naked you'll feel even more vulnreble

 

[taz488]

First time I ever watched The Blair Witch project...all on my own in absolute darkness.

yea, same, ive seen the exorcist, the grudge, the ring, and tbh when i watched tbwp it scared me more, i was younger though i guess, or maybe its just the stuff thats closer to reality is scarier.

 

[lsg1r]

ringu (its funny how the american version seems tame)
the fog (1980 version) - more scary when you then decide to take a dog for a walk and its foggy
I suppose maybe candyman - not now but it was the first time I saw it but I was younger.
Alien was scary but its kind of meh now
carrie - the idea is scary
and I can't believe no ones mentioned hellraiser

 

[sidefxv1]

E.T.

Now, before you laugh your asses off, I was about 4 when it came out and the olds took me to see it. Couldn't sleep for days after that, lol.

 

[Lysander]

A Tale of Two Sisters

Meh. Saw it twice and it bored me both times.

Shutter (Thai horror, being remade {read:ruined} by US now)

Noooo!! Why why why why why?!

 

[Lashout_UK]

Event Horizion.

That's it...

 

[Andelusion]

Meh. Saw it twice and it bored me both times.

The parts in the bedroom with the 'ghost' got me looking away from the screen/covering my eyes, very creepy!

And yes, Shutter will most likely be ruined but I'll check it out anyway.

Have you seen The Eye? I didn't think that was particularly scary.