What is the scariest movie of all time?!
Question: mines the last house on the left which i believe was based on actual events i wouldnt want what happens to the people in that movie to happen to me plus it was so realistic it makes you think twice about going into strange peoples houses also got totally freaked out the first time i saw the exorcist i was twelve at the time and halloween put me off babysitting for a while what do you think
Answers: mines the last house on the left which i believe was based on actual events i wouldnt want what happens to the people in that movie to happen to me plus it was so realistic it makes you think twice about going into strange peoples houses also got totally freaked out the first time i saw the exorcist i was twelve at the time and halloween put me off babysitting for a while what do you think
Halloween (John Carpenter's version)
The Exorcist.
Bambi
The shining.
This movie called Audition is crazy scary . This innocent lookin chick goes to a fake auditon the casting director is trying to set up his boy that just became a widow and it looks good and innocent for a while but then .... man you gotta see this movie it will trip you out .
The Exorcist or The Evil Dead
blood feast the demon rug muncher
Back when it came out the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre was the scariest. Now with better movie making equipment it seems less scary.
The Fly
Blair witch project or whatever happened to baby jane.
The hottie and the nottie (shivers)
hannah montana best of both worlds
Poltergeist
i think texas chainsaw massacre was a very good film. the entity however really scared me because its about a spirit they expierience wierd goins on in there house then the entity rapes the women and they go to there friends house to stay.however the first time around i could not watch it because it scared me quite a lot. the grudge also scares me & i hear the chinese one is meant to be much scarier
Britney's Crossroads !!!!
RING (original Japanese version)
I've enjoyed literally thousands of horror movies and never seen one yet that has actually scared me. I would say the best of these would be the original versions of either The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (my first choice) or Night of the Living Dead.
Runners-up would include The Exorcist and the original versions of Halloween, Black Christmas, and The Hills Have Eyes.
How anyone could be scared by boring and silly stuff like The Blair Witch Project and The Ring is beyond me.
The Eye (Asian version)
Saloms lot...ahhhhhhhhhhh i watched it when i was very young and it frecked me out..that vampire kids scratching on the window,.ahhhhhhhhhhh...help....paula x