Whats the scariest movie?

[Dorienne]

Originally Posted by Testament-Doom

The ring scared me like hell. It game me frightening thoughs that Iw as actully gunna die in 7 days because the movie makes you part of the curse by watching the film. I am easily scared of horror movies but hell, now I watch them for the deaths and all, lol.

I actually was not scared by The Ring. My brother was watching it in the car with the headphones on (We have one of those vans with the TV in 'em), and I was just watching it too, and I knew everything that was happening without even listening. And I'm easily spooked by horror movies, so this one obviously had to not have been good since I, the queen of being spooked, was not scared one bit. Haha, but I must say, the only part that freaked me out was when the woman turned the guy's chair around and his face was all mangled (this was near the end, but I shall not give away the end). So yeah, I didn't find it scary.

[Jaine Perotti]

Originally Posted by Yan Wang

I can't believe so many people voted for The Ring. When I watched that (rented it), I sat there completely bored by anything that happened. In addition, the movie left so many questions unanswered and felt like a bunch 'scary' moments linked together that attemped to create some haunting story. As for those unanswered questions, who the heck was the voice on the phone? Stuff like that didn't make sense. The original Japanese film, Ringu, was a bit better.

Go Silence of the Lambs! Psychological thrillers always get to me.

I agree ... I didn't find The Ring to be really scary at all, in fact, at some points I actually laughed. Many scary movies are too predictable and I think it is kind of funny how people get freaked out by something that you could tell was going to happen and is overly cliche (many, many scary movies are cliche)...

Not to say that there are no movies that have scared me. Movies where what happens in them could happen in REAL LIFE totally freak me out. Even movies that ARE unrealistsic sometimes scare me, like Carrie. Sometimes ghost movies scare me too because I am not sure whether they exist or not. What Lies Beneath comes to mind...

[Alex Salomonsky]

Kazzam

Seeing Shaq act scared the crap out of me

Seriously I think the Exorcist creeped me out the most, but it was only one part, when the girl was getting the ECG and the doctors drained the blood by poking her neck and the blood was squirting out (yes squirting like a water pistol) that creeped me out.

[Josh Hambright]

"Session 9"
I own this movie, and it still freaks me out, not really scary, but it messes with my head when i watch it in the dark.

[Koko Ed]

Curse of the Demon.
This movie is like the Ring, and Signs. It seeks to creep you out instead of gross you out or make you jump with red herrings. The plot basically goes like this: Professor Harrington (Maurice Denham) is mysteriously murdered, seemingly as the result of a demonic manefestation. His collegue, psychologist John Holden (Dana Andrews) denies the evidence, until in the company of the professor's neice (Peggy Cummins) he finds himself the next victim( a nasty little trick where someone gives you a parchment and within a few days a demon will rise up from hell and kill you unless someone else willingly takes the parchment and are killed by the demon instead). Dr. Holden slowly but surely comes to realize the great danger he's in and has little time to save himself or face a terrible death.
The movie plays with your head with sounds and atmosphere. It only blows it at the end when we actually see the demon and it's basically some guy in a rubber mask (this was made in the 50's long before the wonders of CGI) and it almost ruins the film but it's still good scary fun.

[Ryan Albright]

I have seen all those movies on the list and some of them made me jump but nothing like i was freaked out by. A recent movie that i saw was the only movie ever to freak me out and that was The grudge. So i voted other

[Melissa Nute]

When I was little, ET scared me to death b/c of one scene. Then I grew up and that wasn't a problem.

Poltergeist freaked me out but that was because someone thought it was funny to jump up behind the couch whenever the movie was geting intense.

Other than those, most "horror" movies do not scare me. I haven't seen one in a long time that has scared me/freaked me out.

[Greg Ross]

I voted other. I don't remember the name of the movie. I saw it on TV when I was probably 8 years old. I think it was space aliens who made the earth open up and swallow people. It gave me nightmares for years. (Well, at least for most of a year. )

[Jack Jones]

Thelma & Louise:

The thought of two clueless people in a car with a gun scared me a lot. It was some relief, however, when it had a happy ending. :

[MikeDubreuil]

I was talking to a co-worker at lunch, he told me how he and some friends went to see the new movie Saw. The girl he was with asked him if they could leave because it was making her sick. He agreed with her and they left the movie and went to see a romantic comedy.
During the movie he had to go to the bathroom. After he got into the lobby he saw someone being taken out of the theater via ambulance. He inquired what happened to a theater employee- apparently the person was overwhelmed from watching the movie Saw.
With that said, I'm definitely going to see it. Friday night actually, I'll let everyone know how it was