Most Scariest Horror Film You Have Seen

[phleb]

I get an adrenaline rush when i watch horror films, i love it. I cannot remember what the most scariest was that i have seen, as i don't really get that scared.

Which do you think is the most scariest, so i can watch it, and do you enjoy it??

[mallyh]

poltergeist scared the s out of me if you'll excuse the french

[Tilly2]

'The Ring' scared me but I do have flashbacks about 'The Sixth Sense' especially if I have to get up and come downstairs at night.

[coccinelle]

When you say scary do you mean the most blood thirsty? or even the most horrific scenes? I don't mind being scared but I just hate torture and sickening scenes.

[phleb]

I mean scary as in really terrifies you so you cannot go to the kitchen and toilet alone, and your heart beats 10 to a dozen when you hear a sound.

[neil42]

May i suggest two,the first is the original black and white "The Haunting"http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0057129/?ref_=nv_sr_6,always gets the hairs up on the back of my head,and the second is "The Changeling"http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080516/,both very good scary films.

[Purple_Popple]

Sinister, The Ring, The Amityville Horror, Drag Me to Hell, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, Carrie - to name but a few of my favourites. :)

[josaphine32]

Can't remember the film, all I remember was a load of maggots in a dinner, some bloke, and then a lazer grid goes over his face, and his face falls on the table, it was an 80s movie, still haunts me now, never watched the film from there on,

[lyall]

Not a horror movie I know but Chitty Chitty Bang Bang!! The child catcher scared the bejabers out of me when I was young.

[phleb]

lol at lyall

[Caribeing]

Hitchcock's Pyscho and Soon The Darkness

[China Doll]

The grudge - american and japanese versions but mainly japanese; no one does horror like the japanese.

[josaphine32]

Just googled it, bugger me it was out in 1987, scared the crap out of me, hell raiser, thinking about it now is making me edgy, dunno if I can sleep now, why do you love to watch torture, blood and guts, i am just curious of what people find entertaining about them, x

[horseshoes]

The Ring and The Grudge. Also an old film called Peeping Tom was one I found scary.

[josaphine32]

China's avatar is frightning the crap out of me all ready, im off.

[horseshoes]

...... oo I've just thought of another one. It was a trilogy, and one starred Karen Black, whose boyfriend brought back a little Pygmy statue that came to life and was trying to slash at her feet from under furniture and doors with his spear. I used to run like hell across the bedroom to reach the bed for months after that. I still gives me the creeps if I think of it.

[Jeza]

After watching one of the planet of the apes films where they were worshipping the atom bomb I have never watched a film since with out knowing the story line. That film gave me nightmares for weeks. I can't remember how old I was, in my teens I think. So horrors are definitely not on my play list.

[tonyav]

The fall of the House of Usher, the original one ( Vincent Price ) watched on tv as a kid, jaysus that film freaked me out.

[ferlew]

Oh yes Tonyav, that and The Premature Burial, both mega scary on their time, kids would probably hoot at them now.
The Exorcist scared me rigid, and I only watched thro' half shut eyes. LOL

[horseshoes]

Tonyav, is that where you can see her nails tearing as she tries to claw her way out of the coffin?

[tonyav]

Was 'The Premature Burial' an Edgar Allen Poe story as well, ferlew ?.