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I just saw the trailer for the new friday the 13th so what is the scariest movie ever??

fuck, man, that's a really unfair question. we talkin' creepiness, gore, suspense...?

take your pic all of the above what ever

creepiness: The Exorcist

suspense: The Exorcist 3

gore: can't remember the name, but there was green goo and lawnmowers and some dude with zombies and a severed head... you know the one.

gore: can't remember the name, but there was green goo and lawnmowers and some dude with zombies and a severed head... you know the one. [/B][/QUOTE]


um ya of course I know the one

I vote Exorcist and OMG Children of the Corn (both creeped me out)

for creepyness I say the shining but the excercist is close

with me, it's not so much movies as parts of movies that i find great, even if the rest of the flick was Buddha-awful. remember Blair Witch? ate ass and liked it. but the scene with the kids beatin' on the tent and laughin' spooked me sumthin fierce. it's official, folks: kids = creepy. remember it.

I agree it realy is just parts of movies

Return of the Evil Dead.

Skeletal knights Templar. Scary because it wasn't actors made up

otherwise a bit ordinary. Count Yorga anyone?

Grease!.....now that's one scary movie :D

for suspence and abilaty to make you jump
alien is the king tho classed as a sci- fi

With axe31 here "for suspence and abilaty to make you jump
alien is the king of sci-fi"

The first Nightmare on Elm Street was pretty gruesome to me. They later because a bit too funny.

creepiest- Seven.... disturbing because there are people like that.

Scariest- Magic... not the scariest to some, but my childhood was scarred by this movie!

The exorcist and the shining are good too

I would have to say "'The Birds"

I have not seen a movie that has really scared me...most "scariest" movie I thought was funny...The Exorcist

I thought Shaq O'neal in a movie was the scariest thing I ever saw...

hahaha....blue chips anyone

I'ts not really scary, but "The Matrix" REALLY freaked me out. I kept going around for like a month thinking "Is this real?"

I'm kinda with Sadora here as far as Seven goes... not really in a scary way, but I was 'disturbed' for DAYS after I saw it.

Alien was very scary... the first Friday the 13th and the first Nightmare on Elm street were scary too. I don't think I could pick the top one out of those though...

I loved the movie Seven!....those are my favourite type of movies

The only recent scary movie I can think of was House on Haunted Hill

seven was prety disturbing but only some parts

i'm a great big paranoid freak. you sit me infront of any scary movie and i'll be shaken for days. one of the worst for me is scream. give me a chance to explain...it all took place around the home, the one place where you're supposed to feel safe. movies like that are much scarier to me than ghost movies, etc; b/c to me they are much more likely to happen in real life.

phantasm freaked me out....when i saw it we lived right next to a gaveyard....i ran like all get out when i got off the bus from school......

its madness and crazy geezers that really freak me out (ironic considering how flaky i am!) so stuff like evil dead, house on haunted hill really give me the willies!!

"Seven" has to be the most destubing movie I've ever seen. :redghost:

watch Altered States, then tell me Seven is the most disturbing flick you've ever seen.

Scariest artistic: Hellraiser 2 : Time to Play

Most disgusting: Faces of Death

Scared the shit out of me as a child: Tourist Trap (about this guy who could make manicans come alive, and would kill people and change them into them. They had a tendency to throw their heads off and open their mouths twice the normal amount and start screaming "Auuuuuuuuuuhhhhhhh". I couldn't sleep for days and this was after seeing Nightmare on Elm Street)

Most underated Sci-fi scary movie: Screamers

I saw The Exorcist when it was first released in a movie theatre and I was scared shitless. It was way ahead of the field in those days.

I prefer to watch warm funny sentimental movies these days.

For a different sort of scary movie try A Stir Of Echoes

Dead Alive!!! a-fuckin'-HA!! that was the goriest movie ever that i was tryin' to think of. it's on right now. it also ranks up there with the Evil Dead series for great horror/comedy... or horedy... comror... horromedy... ah, fuck it. it's a very cool flick nonetheless.

i was forced to watch The Exorcist when i was six years old, as well as the first N.O.E.S. some might say it affected me. *facial tic* but really, it's not the movies kids are exposed to, *jerks head towards the disembodied voice that calls his name* it's what their taught by their elders. *leaps up and scampers into the closet when he hears a chainsaw rev*

I'd have to agree that the "Faces of Death" series is pretty unsettling. But, for me, "American Werewolf In London" ruined my childhood and still has spooked 17 years later.

Yeah, that definitely had some moments... really creepy. :redghost: