your Scariest movie EVER!!!

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I was a little kid and saw this movie on the Saturday afternoon scary movie show. I don't know the name of it but maybe one of you will recognize it
it was about a little wooden indian who would come alive if it's necklace came off. well, it came off and chased a woman around with a knife.
fucking scary wooden indian!
i was probably about 5 so i don't know what my mother was thinking letting me watch that movie!
 

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My sister was in 8th grade; I was in 3rd grade. My mom suggested that we go to the Saturday Matinee. A few of the other kids on our street joined us and we walked into town. We stopped to buy penny candy and then went to the movie theater and saw "PSYCHO" by Alfred Hitchcock. My sister and I were both afraid to sleep alone for a month. Maybe it was so intense because I was so young.
 

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When I lived in the DC area I ran up the Exorcist stairs, the ones that the priest was thrown down. Eeerie, because we did it (slightly buzzed) at midnight. They are behind the gas station on the Georgetown side of (I think) the Key Bridge (sp?).

Scariest movie would probably be the original "Night of the Living Dead". I have seen so many movies that it could change by next week, but tonight it feels like that one. I saw it at a friend's house when I was around 13 and had to walk home. I lived on a really isolated army base, and it was very creepy at night. I remember walking my friends home, of course I was the farthest away. Anyway, we had ghost fog, which is only from the ground up around a meter or so. It was spooky as fuck. Very few street lights, could not see the ground, could hear coyotes just outside the perimeter fence. Damn scary because of the creepy way that the movie was shot. George A. Romero is the best.

Ooh, that does sound creepy!

Night of the Living Dead also scared me the first time I ever saw it when I was little. I remember I was awake all by myself late at night and it came out on the ABC station that used to show late-night movies on the weekend. The fact that it was black and white and the fact that I was the only one awake just scared me even more.

Probably the scariest movie I ever saw though was Salem's Lot. I was also little when I first saw it and it also was shown late at night, but I think this time it was on the CBS station. Luckily, I had my older sister up watching it with me, but the movie was just a little bit more scary to me than Night of the Living Dead was. Especially the part when the dead boy knocks on his friend's window. I kept my eyes closed as soon as I saw him emerge from that fog.:eek: I remember asking my sister to tell me when it was over.:biggrin:
 

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I'd also have to say that knee-jerk shocks and bloody dismemberments (for the sake of gore) are, with VERY few exceptions....NOT scary.

What IS scary to me are the things that get under your skin and send a chill through your spine, make you question your place in the world, or just leave you with a vague sense of unease and being disturbed.

David Lynch's movie, not technically horror..... though his best, most surreal ones succeed in doing JUST that. Lost Highway, Mulholland Drive, Blue Velvet, Wild at Heart, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, Eraserhead..... all feature moments of sublime creepiness.

I also love the overwhelming sense of utter dread in the first ALIEN,
the nonstop unrelenting action of ALIENS, and the sense of isolation and futility in ALIEN 3. Hated ALIEN RESURRECTION.

Also, I thought there were several scenes in SIGNS that were unbearably scary and suspenseful....

I love the Romero Zombie movies, but more for their allegorical and apocalyptic view.

Now, John Carpenter...at his peak, his movies were the shit!

Halloween, in spite of its imitators, I think is the "perfect" horror movie, and will NEVER be equalled. All suspense, beautiful camera work, Carpenter's music score, likeable characters, and pretty much a complete lack of actual gore. WHen I first saw this, I slept with the lights on and a kitchen knife under my bed! :eek:

His remake of The Thing was great science fiction horror, and even in some of his lesser movies, he had a great command of mood and eerieness, even if they didn't add up. Prince of Darkness had many great creepout moments, for example.
 

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I think the film Jennuine is referring to is Trilogy of Terror, one of those anthology films and the part of the trilogy is the one with the Zuni Fetish doll which starred Karen Black. I'm not easily scared, I could sit through The Evil Dead, The Exorcist or even Peewee Hermann films alone in the dark, and I don't know why this little individual tale in this film should be so scary but it is.

As I remember Karen Black is sent a Zuni Fetish doll, around it's waist is a little metal belt and I think there's a note warning her not to let the belt fall off, that the doll contains the soul of a dead Zuni warrior. Off to bed she goes and the belt falls off and the doll runs amok. It's a long time since I've seen it but at the end the soul has somehow gone into the body of Karen Black and she's in her hall squatting whilst stabbing a knife into the floor, waiting just waiting.........

This film has been mentioned in another thread about scary films so it must be one that sticks in peoples minds.
 

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I just a bit fan of horror movies but for me that I always been afraid to clowns:

--> IT

But there is another one called 'TESIS' is a spanish movie... it's very similar but little more kinky to the 8 mm with nicholas cage....
 

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I don't often get scared in movies at all. Poltergeist really disturbed me, but I was only 4 or 5 years old when I saw that movie originally. I laughed my ass off during The Exorcist and The Blair Witch Project. Thought Hostel, The Ring and The Grudge were all far more stupid than scary. Enjoyed Alien, Silence of the Lambs, Scream and The Shining... but none of them were scary. Can appreciate the contributions to film made by Jaws and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre... but again... not scary.

As an adult, the only film I've seen that kind of creeped me out was Fire in the Sky.
 

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The only movie that has scared me in anyway was a recent move called Hard Candy. The girl that he's going to fucking rape cuts his fucking balls off and throws them down the fucking garbage disposal. I must admit, that one did a number on my ego and manhood.