Scariest Movie

[Drache]

I'm getting together with a girl I know and she never watches horror movies. Well now she wants to watch a horror movie cause she said it would give her a reason to cuddle me. I'm wondering what you think the all time scariest movie is. Personally the old time horror movies don't do it for me. I think the most recent that gave me a jump or two was The Grudge. As for a slasher I'd say Ghost Ship is on my all time high list... that dance scene with the captian, the little girl, and the cable, priceless lol.

[Mean 318]

IMO The Grudge and Cabin Fever are the WORST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! movies ever, go for the Texas Chainsaw Massacre "new one", or maybe 13 Ghosts. again that is just me. Go for the chainsaw!

[Drache]

I'm looking for more jump off the couch and hide under the covers scarey instead of gruesome. This woman can stomach some nasty sights so I know seeing someone stuck on a hook with his toe tapping the piano keys won't get her.

Someone did tell me that Wolf Creek was good, especially since it was based on a true story.

[JimShine]

"Cool as Ice" starring Vanilla Ice.

[THE CHARGER PUNK]

silent hill,hostel or resident evil 1 it gives off a really freaky vibe ,very dark movie compared to the 2nd one(i love all of them tho)-MATT

[Drache]

hostel that was one I was trying to think of. Another was Stephen King's It! That movie scared me from clowns for weeks!

[THE CHARGER PUNK]

LoL yea that movie scared me of clowns forever, then i wake up at 2 am on halloween night and there is my bro dressed as IT for halloween, i have 2 say it scared the living shit out of me:errr: ,i open my eyes and i see that scary clown  -MATT

[derailed]

if were talking newer stuff, I thought House of 1000 corpses was pretty good.

[nh_mopar_fan]

Nothing scares me any more. Been married for too long.

But, how about The Evil Dead.

[dkn1997]

original Halloween movie was the scariest for me, not the most graphic, but scares the crap out of me, especially the music.

[TK73]

Event Horizon freaked me out the most, in the theater and the first time I saw it on tape...

[Drache]

Ah now Event Horizon, that was a psychological thriller I thought... and a good one!

[Manfred318]

Evil Dead was a great one, one of my all time favorites. Silent Hill is also a great horror movie for a new school horror. I would also recomend The Devils Rejects.

[Drache]

Ah Silent Hill, that was another one I was thinking of! I remember watching Evil dead long ago... can't figure out why the last one in the trilogy turned into a comedy... 

[Old Moparz]

ALIEN     (Only the first one though.)

[bull]

I'd go with The Exorcist or any good zombie movie such as the 2004 version of Dawn of the Dead or Night of the Living Dead (1968).

Other suggestions:
Aliens (as good or better than the first one, Old Mopars )
Seven
Jacob's Ladder
Jaws
The Shining
Psycho
Halloween
Carrie
Silence of the Lambs
Scream

Anything directed by M. Night Shyamalan would be a good one to break someone in on, especially The Sixth Sense.

[John_Kunkel]

ALIEN     (Only the first one though.)

  For downright scary that one is hard to beat.

[Orange_Crush]

The ORIGINAL Nightmare on Elm Street.

The one where Freddy doesn't talk.  The rest of them suck.

I didn't sleep that night.

[Manfred318]

The ORIGINAL Nightmare on Elm Street.

An excellent horror movie!! I have that movie on laser disc, so I cant believe I left that one out

[billfury]

Nothing scares me any more. Been married for too long.

But, how about The Evil Dead.

Great movie.More of a comedy tho.I laughed my a$$ off.

[poppa]

The Rosie O'Donnel show.....I've never seen it but....

[CaptMarvel]

All time? Hands down the original Shining...still sends shivers. My dad once told me the scariest he ever saw was the 1951 The Thing because you never really see the alien until the end, (more of a psychological type thing and I have to agree.) That, among other reasons is why I think those types are way scarier than the slasher type flicks.

[nh_mopar_fan]

All time? Hands down the original Shining...still sends shivers. My dad once told me the scariest he ever saw was the 1951 The Thing because you never really see the alien until the end, (more of a psychological type thing and I have to agree.) That, among other reasons is why I think those types are way scarier than the slasher type flicks.

I'm gonna go along with the Shining. Good call.

[19Charger68]

Aliens - the second in the series.

[THE CHARGER PUNK]

Resident evil (the first one)