oh mine too

My epinion on the scariest movies r
1 Exorciest
2 Alien
3 Halloween movies
3 Pet cymetary ( now that im an adult its cheezy now but was feaky when i was young)
4 Childs Play (again a scary movie when i was young but cheezy now)

Also the Grudge whas a horrible movie and I really didnt even like The Ring..... Just my opinion

I Agree with pbb141
Thirteen Ghosts did have some freaky looking ghosts
that one did scare me, but then again i was like 13 at the time

The reason why Exorcist is so scary is because possessions do happen! Either that..or sickness of the mind happens. :-p The part that creeped me out is when she's coming down the stairs....uuhh. Still creeps me out thinking about it. I don't think there is really "scary" anymore...if anything, disturbing. High Tension is a reaaly disturbing flick, I recommend you watch. Also...hills that have eyes is pretty bad too.

As far as we know, demons and monsters and witches and those sorts of things are only in the pages of books and on screen. But people who kill, they're real. And the irrational needs that can grip us, they're real too. That's why the scariest movie is THE VANISHING.

A man's girlfriend disappears. He is so consumed with the need to know what happened to her that he spends years trying to find the person who can tell him. When he does, he agrees to put himself completely in that stranger's control.

Hollywood re-made the movie with a listless Jeff Bridges and a ludicrous happy ending. The original version in French and Dutch is the stuff nightmares are made of.

I saw the trailer for Funny Games at the theater a few weeks ago. It did look freaky.

edward scissorhands was created by tim burton in 1990. it's not really considered a "classic" and it's anything but horror.
edward was supposed to show the life from the view of an outsider, and was meant to reflect Tim Burton's own childhood.
johnny depp simply played a man who had "scissor hands" and when he would go to school with the children, they were terribly scared of him, but edward coped with his issues and developed good from the bad... i wouldn't classify something that had to do with what i just mentioned as "horror".

so, i suggest you actually watch that movie before you go running off saying "horror" when actually, it's more a work of art.

Hey everybody, it's been a while since I've posted. I'm glad to be back. I'm surprised no one mentioned it, but "Saw" was pretty scary when it came out. If not for the movie itself, but just the idea of how it could happen and the whole psychological thriller aspect. Sure, the additions to it afterwards are hardly worth mentioning, I still think Saw hold a place on the list.

..In "Hide and Seek".

I have never been more terrified by a character! Yikes!

These are in no particular order

1. CABIN FEVER:Great movie
2. PET SEMITARY:Both movie and book are scary.
3. POLTERGEIST:Both 1&2 very creepy
4. THE RING:Couldnt sleep for like a week after i saw that.
5. HELLRAISER: Very disturbing
6. SALEMS LOT:The original one.
7. Watchers Woods: When I was young it was scary.
8. THE TRILOGY OF TERROR: The little doll thing was soooo creepy.
9. CADYMAN
10. THE PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS

To date, the original Halloween still scares me the most!

1)I can't watch it alone, unless it's during daylight and I know I won't be alone at night.

2)hearing the musical score will elicit the chills

3) my neighbor dressed up as Michael Myers at a Halloween party and I had to stay away from him!

But, The Vanishing (original) is equally terrifying in a different sense.

Psycho(still can't shower unless it's a glass stall), and The Shining, are nightmare inducing too.

so do people think that the days of the SCARIEST movies are behind us in film classics? or do any of you feel that todays directors are making movies scarier than ever?