What is the scariest non-ghost movie you have seen?
12-10-06 | 10:38 AM
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Night of the Hunter.
Jaws.
Se7en. (Mmmm, sloth.)
Jaws.
Se7en. (Mmmm, sloth.)
12-10-06 | 01:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Mabuse
Mulholland Drive is the scariest movie that isn't a horror movie.
The parts of Requiem for a Dream that I have seen looked scary in that weird/awkward way too.
12-11-06 | 06:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Randy Miller III
I almost passed out during that little walk down the back alley. 
12-11-06 | 09:24 AM
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Originally Posted by iggystar
I couldnt agree with you all any more. I thught Id be the only one to mention it. Its the scariest movie for me period. The alley scene, the little people, and that opera scene is very eery.
The parts of Requiem for a Dream that I have seen looked scary in that weird/awkward way too.
The parts of Requiem for a Dream that I have seen looked scary in that weird/awkward way too.
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Geezus. This movie keeps coming up in my life especially since The Fountian was released. I'm guessing someone wants me to watch it.
12-11-06 | 11:12 AM
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Dog Soldiers scared the shit out of me for such a low budget movie. Werewolves always get me for some reason. I've got to see The Descent...
Jacob's Ladder gives me a bad, bad feeling.
Herzog's 1979 "Nosferatu" is probably the most unsettling movie I've seen. I'm not sure scary's quite the right word for it...
The Shining, obviously.
The original version of "The Haunting" is masterful in the way creepy things happen on the edges of the frame...
Audition and Oldboy are both filled with awfulness, Audition being truly odious.
Jacob's Ladder gives me a bad, bad feeling.
Herzog's 1979 "Nosferatu" is probably the most unsettling movie I've seen. I'm not sure scary's quite the right word for it...
The Shining, obviously.
The original version of "The Haunting" is masterful in the way creepy things happen on the edges of the frame...
Audition and Oldboy are both filled with awfulness, Audition being truly odious.
12-11-06 | 11:13 AM
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Originally Posted by iggystar
I couldnt agree with you all any more. I thught Id be the only one to mention it. Its the scariest movie for me period. The alley scene, the little people, and that opera scene is very eery.
The parts of Requiem for a Dream that I have seen looked scary in that weird/awkward way too.
The parts of Requiem for a Dream that I have seen looked scary in that weird/awkward way too.
. Im usually very careful about that when using her laptop but this time I wasnt. Sorry guys.
12-11-06 | 11:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Mr. Cinema
Event Horizon
12-11-06 | 11:19 AM
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The Hitcher, with Rutger Hauer. Totally gave me the heebie-jeebies.
12-11-06 | 11:53 AM
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You forgot the Spice Girls movie.
12-16-06 | 01:48 PM
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I would have to say Hostel. Nothing supernatural that I can remember. Imagining myself as one of the "victims", this would definately be the scariest movie I have ever seen. The scariest part it that the whole concept of the movie is horrifyingly possible.
