scary moovies

[up.or.down]

what is your scariest movie? i find it hard to find a scary one. but nothing too gory cos that just makes the movie gross lol. thnx xx

[spudqueen]

I love The Fog which is scary and definitely not gory. That's the original film with Jamie Lee Curtis.

[andy-hughes]

I have posted this many times - it's 'Dead Of Night'. It's a 'portmanteau' film - four stories inside the main film. made in 1947, British, no blood, but the fourth section scared me witless. i was about nine when i saw it, and it's given me a serious aversion to dummies and puppets which I have to this day - I will not go within touching distance of a dummy or a puppet.

[jno]

Rosemary's Baby scared the bejeesus out of me long ago and probably still would. But if you want non-gory try and catch the original Cat People, in which, apart from some shadows, nothing much happens but it's still spooky.

[pomsta]

poltergeist 2 (l`m still havin nightmares about the man in it)
carrie

[morbidstorm]

Nosferatu, the 1930's one. I remember watching it when i was a kid really late at night without me mum or dad knowing. I thought i was really grown-up. Very scary! although not so scary now i am grown up!

[devilwoman]

chucky the evil doll scares the s**t out of me

[Llamatron]

The original 'The Ring'.

[trakcab]

When I was 14 me and a couple of mate bluffed our way in to see the Exorcist, we had never seen anything like it. I admit it certainly scared the brown stuff outta me.

[supermurph]

Most unsettling was The Exorcist which I saw in the cinema back in the late 80s when I think it was still banned on video. Not quite on the same level but also good the end of Blair Witch Project and the first 30 mins of Jeepers Creepers...

[texol]

The Haunting with Liam Neeson and Ms. Zeta Jones, i watched it on tv when we first got surround sound i have never needed to go for a wee so badly but dare not get out of my chair. The scary orpanage owner was definately living in my fireplace that night.

[trakcab]

In the early 90's when we first had cable fitted the cable guy wired my TV to my Hi-Fi, one of the first films we watched was a nightmare on elm street . The scene were Freddie runs his nails down a blackboard the sound bounced from speaker to speaker, just the thought of it know gives me goosebumps

[isis416]

The serpent and the rainbow. Voodoo and being burried alive. It is far scarier to mess with the mind on this level, than the wack and slash movies.
I am petrified of the water so Jaws has my vote as well. Man vs nature...nature 1, man dinner =)

[mandimoo]

recently - wolf creek and the grudge. when younger - the excorcist.