Scariest Movie

[The Grand World Order]

I think I might be the only person here who hasn't seen The Thing D:

Doesn't seem THAT scary, just "holy shit" split seconds here and there.

[The Grand World Order]

Forum's being gay D:<

[Conserative Morality]

The Thing.

I remember there was a game for it, I think, or a game that was based of it but different title.

Was it called Peneumbra or something. I can't recall, but its fucking scary. SO, if the game scares me, I wonder what the movie will be like ._.

Then again, most movies don't really scare me unless they "surprise" me. I can just predict what will happen. It might disturb me, but no movie can make me not go to sleep. I will, however, check this movie out.

Penumbra is entirely different, but very scary. The Thing game wasn't all that.

[The Grand World Order]

Oh, for scariest video game, Ghoul's Forest 3 WAD for Doom 2.

I think this video has the Creeper in it... God, that thing fucking scared the shit out of me.

And the Yurei. I never wanted to even see what that bitch has.

[Teccor]

The Notebook.
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In all seriousness, Hostel is fucked up, but Pet Sematary screwed my mind so bad I could hardly sleep that night.

[Fanaglia]

Cannibal Holocaust. Look it up, the entire movie's on Google, if you feel so inclined.

Why is it scary for me? Cause that shit happens all the time.

EDIT: Oh, and cause there's actual actor mutilation in it.

Actually, I thought Ruggero Deodato was able to prove that, except for six of the animals (which were actual deaths), it was all just fantastic effects -- I know he went to court for it.

I didn't really find it that scary, though. Gore really doesn't faze me at all, and that was the only thing in that movie that could even be remotely considered scary, except for when when the Yanomamos are closing in and about to kill them.(<-Spoiler)

Don't get me wrong, it is a great movie with some great social commentary, and I recommend it to anyone with a strong stomach.

[Hathradic States]

Alien.


Hands down.

[The Grand World Order]

Actually, I thought Ruggero Deodato was able to prove that, except for six of the animals (which were actual deaths), it was all just fantastic effects -- I know he went to court for it.

I didn't really find it that scary, though. Gore really doesn't faze me at all, and that was the only thing in that movie that could even be remotely considered scary, except for when when the Yanomamos are closing in and about to kill them.(<-Spoiler)

Don't get me wrong, it is a great movie with some great social commentary, and I recommend it to anyone with a strong stomach.

He proved there weren't deaths.

Like I said though, the thought that that sort of shit happens all the time in RL is rather terrifying, unlike most horror films where you can just say "It's not real."

[Fanaglia]

Actually, I thought Ruggero Deodato was able to prove that, except for six of the animals (which were actual deaths), it was all just fantastic effects -- I know he went to court for it.

I didn't really find it that scary, though. Gore really doesn't faze me at all, and that was the only thing in that movie that could even be remotely considered scary, except for when when the Yanomamos are closing in and about to kill them.(<-Spoiler)

Don't get me wrong, it is a great movie with some great social commentary, and I recommend it to anyone with a strong stomach.

He proved there weren't deaths.

Like I said though, the thought that that sort of shit happens all the time in RL is rather terrifying, unlike most horror films where you can just say "It's not real."

Does anyone know for sure though if there were any genuine human mutilations? Anyway, you're right, but I think that the idea and the reality being scary doesn't necessarily make it a "scary movie." That would be like calling Full Metal Jacket a scary movie.

[Norstal]

He proved there weren't deaths.

Like I said though, the thought that that sort of shit happens all the time in RL is rather terrifying, unlike most horror films where you can just say "It's not real."

Does anyone know for sure though if there were any genuine human mutilations? Anyway, you're right, but I think that the idea and the reality being scary doesn't necessarily make it a "scary movie." That would be like calling Full Metal Jacket a scary movie.

When in doubt, wiki it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannibal_H ... ontroversy

I agree though, it doesn't look scary. Disturbing, not scary or frightening, even if it still exists in the world.

[Norstal]

post^2

[The Grand World Order]

Does anyone know for sure though if there were any genuine human mutilations? Anyway, you're right, but I think that the idea and the reality being scary doesn't necessarily make it a "scary movie." That would be like calling Full Metal Jacket a scary movie.

When in doubt, wiki it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannibal_H ... ontroversy

I agree though, it doesn't look scary. Disturbing, not scary or frightening, even if it still exists in the world.

I guess I mixed disturbing with scary.

In that case, movies really don't scare me...

[Brauzillia]

Scary movie 1

[Wamitoria]

Scary movie 1

WAAAAZZZZZZUUUUPPPPPP!!!

[Chicky Pooh]

Of the top of my head i would say;

Psycho (1960)
Alien
Haute Tension
Ringu
The Shining had its moments
Paranormal Activity
Blair Witch Project at the time i found scary

Anyone seen the Paranormal Activity #2 yet? If so, is it any good?

[United Districts of 1]

After world Creepiest movie on earth!

[Farsionia]

Pee-Wee's Big Adventure.

More accurately, one scene: Large Marge.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-Pdlxd_rro
DEAR GOD WHAT IS WRONG WITH TIM BURTON

[Maxedon]

Hmm Paranormal Activity 2 wasnt that scary.

The Jeepers Creepers series, by far is #2. It's just like, creepy. You chose #1

[United Districts of 1]

Change my mind
Silence of the lambs is the most disturbing movie ever made.

[The Grand World Order]

Change my mind
Silence of the lambs is the most disturbing movie ever made.

Silence of the Lambs was a rather interesting movie for me. Hannibal Lector is a brilliantly made character, certainly an influence on one of my major, major characters in RP, and writing altogether.

Also, disturbing isn't necessarily scary.

[United Districts of 1]

Change my mind
Silence of the lambs is the most disturbing movie ever made.

Silence of the Lambs was a rather interesting movie for me. Hannibal Lector is a brilliantly made character, certainly an influence on one of my major, major characters in RP, and writing altogether.

He eats faces

[The Grand World Order]

Silence of the Lambs was a rather interesting movie for me. Hannibal Lector is a brilliantly made character, certainly an influence on one of my major, major characters in RP, and writing altogether.

He eats faces

*points again to Cannibal Holocaust*

THERE'S something that's disturbing.

SotL was a great movie, but if you're going for sheer atrocity, it's not as bad as it could be. Which is probably a good thing, it'd turn into another slasher if that was the case.

[United Districts of 1]

He eats faces

*points again to Cannibal Holocaust*

THERE'S something that's disturbing.

SotL was a great movie, but if you're going for sheer atrocity, it's not as bad as it could be. Which is probably a good thing, it'd turn into another slasher if that was the case.

If your going for atrocity and sheer OMG so many guts. You'll want after world

[The Grand World Order]

If your going for atrocity and sheer OMG so many guts. You'll want after world

I've never heard of Afterworld, doesn't show up in Wiki, either.

You can find CH in its entirety via google search. It's actually uploaded to Google. The last 30 minutes are prolly the worst, but it's all pretty bad.

[United Districts of 1]

If your going for atrocity and sheer OMG so many guts. You'll want after world

I've never heard of Afterworld, doesn't show up in Wiki, either.

You can find CH in its entirety via google search. It's actually uploaded to Google. The last 30 minutes are prolly the worst, but it's all pretty bad.

It's not very well known. It focuses on the earth in ten thousand years. It is a bleak dark future.