Last horror movie that scared you

[awdeansr]

The Strangers is very disturbing, I went out and bought a gun after watching this.

[Mr. Scot]

Best stuff these days seems to come out of Japan or be remade from a Japanese film (The Ring, The Grudge, Audition, etc).

Contagion was a very well-done 'plague' movie.

[Anybodyhome]

To prove your point. I STILL have not watched that film.

Not sure what you meant.... The Exorcist is nowhere close to a slasher movie. Only one person dies in the entire movie if I remember.

[pstall]

The Exorcist being a very scary movie is what I mean. I have yet to see it because it's that good. William Friedkin(sp) is one of the best.

[Inimicus]

I don't get scared so much but the last movie that really disturbed me was Chained. Vincent D'Onofrio as a very understated and even subdued serial killer. Very tense, very uncomfortable.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1989475/

Ill echo The Strangers as well. Again just a very tense movie.

I don't get freaked out over monsters or the supernatural, "normal" people doing seemingly inhumane things for inexplicable reasons? That poo freaks me out. Im not worried that some alien is going to rip my chest open, I am worried that some nutcase might break into my home and torture my family.

[Captroop]

I'll say the first Saw, when I saw it in theaters on Halloween night. The scene where the photographer is looking around his house with only a flash bulb to light the room for a second was actually very scary for me. But that was only in the theater, because in between the flashes, the theater was literally pitch black, so you were right there with him.

But now, I usually go into a horror movie thinking it's a comedy; it pretty much defangs any scary movie. And given the crappy state of horror movies, it makes a terrible movie very watchable.

"Lol. Did you see how far his head flew? Guess he won't be in Paranormal Activity 12."

[Captain Morgan]

The Ring and The Strangers

[Guest]

Todays movies don't scare me. Startle, yes, during the movie, but for a movie to be "really scary" to me is one that freaks me out for a day or two afterwards.

The Exorcist: I'm like Pstall, I have never seen the entire movie because I know that's one that would freak me out.

[Mr. Scot]

I've seen The Exorcist. I get why it scares people, but I was actually kinda disappointed.

On a related note, Bravo apparently isn't showing the "100 Scariest Movie Moments" this year. Loved that show. Sucks it's not on. They usually show it every October.

[SOJA]

does the Panthers 2012 season count?

[Captroop]

I've seen The Exorcist. I get why it scares people, but I was actually kinda disappointed.

On a related note, Bravo apparently isn't showing the "100 Scariest Movie Moments" this year. Loved that show. Sucks it's not on. They usually show it every October.

Agreed! Loved that show, and I too am disappointed it isn't being shown this year. But it's fairly easy to find online.

[Johnny Rockets]

Every single movie that is supposed to be scary scares me...Hell I have a hard time watching the Paranormal Activity commercials!!! I think Jeepers Creepers was the last one I saw on TV and it was the middle of the day and still scared me. Only "scary" movie I have watched in the theater was the Blair Witch and I nearly pissed myself through the whole movie. Seven isn't really a scary moive but I walked out of that one because I was so freaked out.

Fug scary movies....why would I pay money to be scared?

[Zcustom]

Nightmare on Elm Street when I was 9 years old.

The one movie and scene that made my skin crawl was in Saw 2 where the chick fell into the pit of hypodermic needles. I have goosebumps just thinking about it. Of course needles scare the fug outta me

[o803oVaDeR]

Event Horizon

Scariest movie I have EVER seen! It f*cked me up big time! I have not seen it sense it was in theaters and I plan on keeping it that way. lol