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Scary Films
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Which movie ... in distant past or more recent... has scared you. Like really given u the heeby jeebies?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I found The Exorcist really frightening, but not the famous 'head turning s it was two other scenes -
One where Regan comes down from bed to the dinner party and says 'You're gonna die up there ...' and wets herself,
The other was when the demon spoke in the voice of the vagrant who asked Karras for money when he was travelling to the house - proof that the demon had to be real.
But for me, the scariest films I have ever seen are Roman Polanski's The Tenant - the definition of the word 'paranoia', and The Haunting - and not a drop of blood seen in either.
One where Regan comes down from bed to the dinner party and says 'You're gonna die up there ...' and wets herself,
The other was when the demon spoke in the voice of the vagrant who asked Karras for money when he was travelling to the house - proof that the demon had to be real.
But for me, the scariest films I have ever seen are Roman Polanski's The Tenant - the definition of the word 'paranoia', and The Haunting - and not a drop of blood seen in either.
I did find Dog Soldiers to be effectively scary, but not terrifying, with a great denouement.
The scriptwriters were American, so they dropped the howler about driving from one point in Scotland to another point, and the journey taking four hours - not realising that it's not possible to drive from anywhere in Scotland for four hours and still be in Scotland!
The scriptwriters were American, so they dropped the howler about driving from one point in Scotland to another point, and the journey taking four hours - not realising that it's not possible to drive from anywhere in Scotland for four hours and still be in Scotland!
I love horror films and cant honestly say that Ive ever been 'scared' but one film I watched did disturb me for a bit. Hostel3 (never seen the previous two) especially the bit where a guy is having his face flayed in front of an audience who had been betting on how he would be killed. Have seen it again since without been bothered.
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