The scariest movie OF ALL TIME!!!!!

[KING]

I liked BWP, only the final shot was creepy, rest was kinda boring IMO.

[3/6]

everything about that movie was creepy, all teh BWP signs hanging fromt eh trees, the pile of rocks, the babies crying, when u can hear the dude with long hair screaming...holy shit, i have chils right now

[koolmike]

But that's your opinion. And it's certainly valid, but you can't call a movie "not scary" just because it wasn't scary for you. It just means you didn't find it scary.

What I say is the way it is (jk)

Of course I understand your point...I'm glad you enjoyed BWP.

I still say it's a waste of film :eek2:

[koolmike]

everything about that movie was creepy, all teh BWP signs hanging fromt eh trees, the pile of rocks,

Pile o' crap.

[Belcebu]

BWP was a joke, and anyone that truly enjoys this film or even think it was remotely scary should have no say in this poll.
BWP just pissed me off.

[xjester]

Blair Witch Project is definitely one of those rare movies where the opinions are extremely polarized. There are only 2 camps: Loved it or hated it.

Oh, about the BW signs...the damn indy theater I saw it at thought it would be funny to dim the lobby lights and hang about 200 of them from the ceiling and play some of the sound effects from the movie as we left the theater. Cool? Yeah, maybe in hindsight. Not then though.:shakehead

Did any of you see the faux documentary on SciFi channel prior to seeing the movie?

[koolmike]

BWP just pissed me off.

Me too.

[LordofDarkness]

I think what scared most people about BWP was the fact they advertised the documentary as real. It wasn't revealed until later that it was fake. Most people didn't know this and believed what they were seeing really happened. Myself included. But let me paint this little picture for you, I was around 10 or 11 when I saw this, my bro rented it and my mom started watchin it with me one night. Well the entire time I was pretty bored. It got up to about the last 20 minutes, I look over and my mom fell asleep. I was like meh, she isnt missing much. So I'm alone, sitting in the dark watching this movie. But when they entered the house.... Well, I couldnt go to sleep that night. Because I thought what I had just seen was real, and the fact I really didn't see much made it that much scarier. Just had that image of the guy in the corner stuck in my head. Of course once everyone found out it was fake, the scare factor was gone. I could be wrong in saying nobody knew, but I sure as hell didn't. I know different things scare different people, but the ending is one of the creepiest to date IMO.

Halloween scared me as a child, the music obviously, and the mask. Would always stay away from dark places thinking Myers was lurking around in them.

And I just saw the Descent for the first time tonight. I'm usually not one to get scared or jumpy. But there's 2 scenes in that movie that kicked my ass. Claustrophobia and a camera, thats all that needs to be said.

Been hearing lots of good things about the Strangers, scary wise. Cant wait to see it.

[JerkyPuck]

I dunno. It's like they took all the things that I am scared of and put them into a film. The whole mythology of witches creeps me out. Then there's the woods....raw and alive in this film like no other....then the figurines in the trees...a story about a child killer.....the dread you feel throughout the movie knowing these people aren't going to survive. It really affected me.

My husband on the other hand hated it LOL! He just felt ripped off by it, which I totally understand.

[Joker]

The would have survived if they would have followed the river.
Just sayin.

[JerkyPuck]

The would have survived if they would have followed the river.
Just sayin.

They obviously weren't scouts. That creek had to lead somewhere. WEBLO 4-EVAH!

[Wrathborne]

anyone who said the exorcist was scary needs to be laughed at.:shakehead

[H78]

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre

[Wrathborne]

Didn't think much of TCM, however the final 10 minutes of the film were pretty intense which was very cool.

[XdrewX]

Didn't think much of TCM, however the final 10 minutes of the film were pretty intense which was very cool.

Yeah I didn't like it to much myself. I only have seen it once and I was pretty young and I remember the only part that made me almost shit my pants was when he jumped out of no where and chainsawed the HELL out of that dude in the wheel chair. but yeah I just remember being bored. I should rewatch now that I'm at an age where I can appreciate stuff a whole hell of a lot better and stuff.

[blakemaples_2010]

thanks for all the responses...i made this list just to get everyones basic ideas on scary movies.....i think that when i said "scariest movie" it was missintrpreted as actually scary but i was pushing more on the best scary movie ya know...along those lines but thanks anyway for your posts

[Misfit]

ju-on

[Red]

Gotta say I cant really think of any movies that are scary today. Sure when I was a kid alot of movies were but being so used to them today, its tough to have something grasp you the way it did when you were a kid. Today we're more concerned with analyzing and critiquing everything about a horror movie and in the end, the enjoyment is gone IMO.

[smokey]

Childs Play and IT were the films that scared me the most. It was when i was younger i have to admit.

[skybrick]

Movies dont scare me any more.

Exorcist I would say is the creepiest.