What is the scariest movie you have ever seen?
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The first time I watched Jaws when I was only 6 or 7 and a diver pulls a rope thing(cant remember to clearly) and this decapitated head rolls out it freaked the crap out of me. Also it was on tv and we were watching over at a friends house (Me and my brother) and it happened a bit after we were called home (We were still watching just from our house) and my brothers friend called our house and screamed "DID YOU JUST SEE THAT"
Thinking back it wasn't that scary but ill always remember that call.
Thinking back it wasn't that scary but ill always remember that call.
I usually avoid horror flicks, since I'm not a fan of being scared...but really for me any scene with tarantula-like hairy spider(s) in it calls for some pillow-hiding. O.O
Though not directly scary, Hard Candy with Ellen Page as a sadistic teenager was by far the most emotionally disturbing movie I've experienced. Intense stuff.
Though not directly scary, Hard Candy with Ellen Page as a sadistic teenager was by far the most emotionally disturbing movie I've experienced. Intense stuff.
I remeber when I came home from seeing that.I cringed everytime I saw a mirror in my house for a couple of days.elitepie931 said:
I can't remeber the last movie that scaried me but The Orphanage and The Strangers creeped me out.Both movies had a tense feel right from beginning to end.
The only things that really come close to bothering me are the freakiest things in anime and on the internet (those are the only two high octane nightmare fuel pages that really bother me at all on TV Tropes, and even then only a select portion of examples). I'd guess the scariest thing I've watched was End of Evangelion, and that wasn't too bad for me and I'm just going by what everyone else thinks about it(then again, I pretty much knew the whole giant naked woman turns people into tang thing beforehand).
One of my friends described that movie to me and I still haven't worked up the courage to watch it.Panda Mania said:
This. My fear of clowns didn't help me either. Damn clowns, one day they will be no more.desaaron777 said:
I don't watch many horror films, but I recently saw Drag Me To Hell. Admitetly, the horror was, at times, diluted by me saying in my head various things regarding Satan whenever an object appears to be possessed by Satan, such as when hanging pots and pans shake, or a cell phone's (unsubtely branded Nokia, which might send the wrong message for product placement. 'Nokia:Our phones are possessed by Satan.') battery dies and a satanic image appears on screen for a split second. The peak of this came at the end when
Ms. Protaganist falls onto train tracks, about to be run over by the train, I could only think "All aboard the Satan Express!" However, the thing that sticks in my mind is also while Protaganist is laying on the tracks. The thing that disturbed me for the longest time after, and still somewhat still, was the image of her being pulled to Hell. Even though I saw the twist leading up to this from a mile away, from the moment I saw that fortune teller (Whose name I can't remember, but I remember seeing in something else.) place the button in the envelope for no apparent reason. Even knowing how it was going to end from sheer obviousness (Why else would they bother with the quarter bollocks, it comes up once before in the film), the actual image of her being dragged in disturbed me into uneasiness.
I am not scared by horror movies very much. I might jump during a tense part but they don't really 'scare' me.
Here is just some movies that did:
IT (still can't look clowns except for ICP)
Child's Play (I couldn't look at my dolls for a while)
Jumanji (The monkies scared me)
Here is just some movies that did:
IT (still can't look clowns except for ICP)
Child's Play (I couldn't look at my dolls for a while)
Jumanji (The monkies scared me)
I totally watched it! I think the phone rang not too long after I watched it and it scared the hell out of me... xDSwollen Goat said:
I don't watch many horror films. They just aren't good or fun in my opinion usually so I just don't watch them. That being said, I remember that both Jurassic Park and Terminator (the original one) freaked the hell out of me when I was a wee one and saw both of those movies for the first time.
I don't typically watch scary movies
the movie that scared me the most was Terminator 2, when I was 7.
It absolutely traumatized me for years
but now it's one of my favorite movies of all time
Of the horror Genre, there's Saw, texas chainsaw massacre, the old ones like Halloween 1/2, Nightmare on Elms Street, Child's Play, Pet Cemetary, the Screams..
But nothing has ever scared me to the point of pissing myself like Terminator 2. When the T1000 turned his hand into a huge blade to kill John Connor's Foster father, or when he turned his finger into a knife to kill that fat cop, or when Sarah Connor had that nightmare about the nuke..
It all scared the living piss out of my 7 year old bladder.
the movie that scared me the most was Terminator 2, when I was 7.
It absolutely traumatized me for years
but now it's one of my favorite movies of all time
Of the horror Genre, there's Saw, texas chainsaw massacre, the old ones like Halloween 1/2, Nightmare on Elms Street, Child's Play, Pet Cemetary, the Screams..
But nothing has ever scared me to the point of pissing myself like Terminator 2. When the T1000 turned his hand into a huge blade to kill John Connor's Foster father, or when he turned his finger into a knife to kill that fat cop, or when Sarah Connor had that nightmare about the nuke..
It all scared the living piss out of my 7 year old bladder.
The first Texas Chainsaw Massacre still scares me. I don't think it'll ever stop. The Shining, Stephen King's It, and the first Exorcist still creep me out, but not as badly as TCM does.
For the most part, movies don't really scare me. They can startle me, but they don't really instill fear.
For the most part, movies don't really scare me. They can startle me, but they don't really instill fear.
