Scariest Movie

[The Grand World Order]

Oh BTW guys, they're making a new The Thing next year. They're prolly gonna rape it.

[Straughn]

Hannibal Lector is a brilliantly made character, certainly an influence on one of my major, major characters in RP, and writing altogether.

Seconded.

[Xenohumanity]

Oh BTW guys, they're making a new The Thing next year. They're prolly gonna rape it.

I dunno.
It's about the Scandinavian team finding the darn thing, and they say they're gonna try to use the same old-style special effects for the Thing.

Maybe, just maybe it'll be decent.

Maybe.

[JuNii]

Demolition Man with Sylvester Stallone. Think about it: in this chilling vision of the future, sex and junk food are illegal, the radio plays commercial jingles all day long, and all the restaurants are Taco Bell. If that's not scary, I don't know what is.

you forget...

Lenina Huxley: Ah, smoking is not good for you, and it's been deemed that anything not good for you is bad; hence, illegal. Alcohol, caffeine, contact sports, meat...
John Spartan: Are you shitting me?
Moral Statute Machine: John Spartan, you are fined one credit for a violation of the Verbal Morality Statute.
John Spartan: What the hell is that?
Moral Statute Machine: John Spartan, you are fined one credit for a violation of the Verbal Morality Statute.
Lenina Huxley: Bad language, chocolate, gasoline, uneducational toys and anything spicy. Abortion is also illegal, but then again so is pregnancy if you don't have a licence.

[Rambhutan]

Ringu

[Sun Aut Ex]

I LOATHE modern "horror". Torture porn, they call it. People doing horrible things to other people. It's not true horror. It doesn't get in to your head, it's just disgusting.

I love a good psych-paranormal flick. The Shining is an awesome example.

[Georgism]

Films are not scary.

[Innsmothe]

The most scary movie-documentary is Jesus camp.

Nothing from hollywood compares.

[La Vida De Sangre]

"Let the right one in" was kinda scary. More like disturbing, though.
Also, "Shining".

[Horsefish]

Films are not scary.

This.

Though scooby doo was pretty freaky

[Fanaglia]

*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

If you want sheer atrocity and not necessarily OMG so many guts, I'd highly recommend one of my favorites, Pink Flamingos.

Oh BTW guys, they're making a new The Thing next year. They're prolly gonna rape it.

It's actually a prequel, not a remake. Of course that says nothing about whether or not it'll be any good.

[Batelo]

The Exorcist, by far

[JuNii]

It's actually a prequel, not a remake. Of course that says nothing about whether or not it'll be any good.

thanks for the warning.

me? Asian Horror is way better than any American Crap.

so for me, scary would be this.

[Conoga]

The Thing.

[The Grand World Order]

Oh guys!

Philosophy of a Knife. That one's also p. freaky cause it's more of a documentary than an actual film, about Unit 731 in WWII. And the fact that the very real guy who was in charge of it got PARDONED by the US government and taught at a university here.

[Keijzers]

Ringu really scared me. I saw that bitch coming out every screen and mirror. I mean wtf man Makes you realize what a pussy you actually are. I've ordered many other Japanese horror movies but haven't checked them yet Too scary

[Chik-fi-la]

Is the Green Mile sad at all? Has anyone seen it and know?

[Fanaglia]

It's actually a prequel, not a remake. Of course that says nothing about whether or not it'll be any good.

thanks for the warning.

me? Asian Horror is way better than any American Crap.

so for me, scary would be this.

Never heard of it, but it definitely looks cool as hell. I just wonder how long it'll be before there's an American remake

[Zatarack]

I've heard good things about Jacob's Ladder. And the one clip I saw was quite the show.

[JuNii]

Ringu really scared me. I saw that bitch coming out every screen and mirror. I mean wtf man Makes you realize what a pussy you actually are. I've ordered many other Japanese horror movies but haven't checked them yet Too scary

Asian Horror makes great use of setting the tone. you watch Ringu and Ring and you will see the difference.

then again... things could be worse.

[Old Erisia]

I've heard good things about Jacob's Ladder. And the one clip I saw was quite the show.

That was the first movie I ever saw in theaters. I'm sure it left no lasting damage

Ringu really scared me. I saw that bitch coming out every screen and mirror. I mean wtf man Makes you realize what a pussy you actually are. I've ordered many other Japanese horror movies but haven't checked them yet Too scary

Asian Horror makes great use of setting the tone. you watch Ringu and Ring and you will see the difference.

then again... things could be worse.

Blond Japanese girl crying at the end? Priceless.

But honestly I don't find movies all that troubling... My friend and I laughed at the eyeball scene in Hostel. It was seriously way over the top. (and the gang of ebil kids? hilarious...)

[Keijzers]

When you watch with a couple of friends with a relaxed atmosphere, there are probably no movies that are scary. It's too easy to say "haha, yeah this is so fake, so stupid, haha" while laughing with your buddies. Like the poster that replied to me said, horror movies are really about atmosphere and tone. Basically, it's best to watch these movies when it's dark outside and when you're home alone. Then the atmosphere suits the movie, and only then you can judge whether something is truly scary.

This reminds me of a friend of mine, who thinks Fear (videogame) isn't scary. He does play it when it's sunny outside, he has tl-light on and he always puts his volume very low. I mean, wtf, nothing is scary when you see/play it like that.

Also, imo Hostel isn't supposed to be scary. It's rather a thriller that has bloody scenes in it. I guess the scary part is that it maybe could really happen somewhere.

[Sun Aut Ex]

This reminds me of a friend of mine, who thinks Fear (videogame) isn't scary. He does play it when it's sunny outside, he has tl-light on and he always puts his volume very low. I mean, wtf, nothing is scary when you see/play it like that.

That game is pretty creepy. Cheap, but creepy.

[Old Erisia]

This reminds me of a friend of mine, who thinks Fear (videogame) isn't scary. He does play it when it's sunny outside, he has tl-light on and he always puts his volume very low. I mean, wtf, nothing is scary when you see/play it like that.

That game is pretty creepy. Cheap, but creepy.

I agree. Fear 2 as well. Games are so much more engrossing than movies. Even when I am alone at night in a dark room or in a theater, movies don't really bother me. (The exception is IT, but I watched that when I was very young. I actually haven't seen it in a long time, so I bet it won't bother me so much anymore. )

[Keijzers]

Well I agree with you when it comes to Hollywood horror movies. Most of these are actually pretty weak. But Ringu was very scary, and the power of it is that the effect was achieved with little to no gore. Gore kills horror movies imo. Atmosphere is key, and the Japanese understand it well. Of course, I've only seen Ringu so I really can't generalize my experience to Japanese horror in general. But others who recommended me Japanese horror probably can. In a recent shopping spree I've actually bought every Japanese horror movie that was recommended to me, but I didn't have the cojones yet to watch em.