Scariest movie I've ever seen

Try Insidious. Pretty scary.

I swear I'll never watch Japan or Korean horror films. They always make me pee on my pants.

 

I never ever understood anyone's attempt at saying Insidious was scary =/

 

Well, I've always been terrified of the Halloween movies...but I blame that completely on my brother. One night when he babysitting me (I was like seven) we were watching one of the Halloween movies. He said he had to go to bathroom and left, so I just sat there watching the movie by myself. As it turns out, he didn't need to go to the bathroom at all. Instead, he went to his room and grabbed his Michael Myers mask. Then he went into the kitchen and grabbed a knife. He slowly came out of the kitchen through the other kitchen door (into the room where I was watching the movie) wearing the mask and holding the knife and completely scared the hell out of me...the bastard :dry:

 

Although I'm huge movie buff, I don't really watch a lot of scary movies. I get afraid far too easily. Probably the scariest I've seen is Alien or 1408.

 

HP and the Goblet of Fire-

Those mermaids made me wet myself. LOL

 

hands down Exorcist, the original one. MY GOD I really hate that movie it's so effin scary.

 

When I was little it was Sleepy Hollow
But nowww I would have to say..He Knows You're Alone.
Cheesy 80s movie but still pretty good

 

Just watched it. Meh.
It was nicely made and all, and the character's motivations were generally clear, but it just wasn't very scary.

 

Red State scared me enough not to finish it after they wrapped the guys head in saranwrap, and put a bullet down his head and the clingwrap filled with blood while all the phelpsian shits praised god. it was sufficent enough for me to forgoe watching the rest of the movie.

 

ok so i was never into a lot of scary movies but i just recently saw silence of the lambs it was aweesoooommeee!! it's more of a suspense thriller kind of thing but it was great

 

the remake of When a Stranger Calls was kinda creepy, they did a good job of making the house spooky

 

I'd say for me, Day of the Dead or The Thing (John Carpenters... not the new shit).

 

Texas Chainsaw Massacre the original.. its just so twisted and weird

 

I got scared of Stigmata (yes a religious film.. R.E was compulsury in highschool for me) It had plenty of gore and shock value where it makes you jump every now and then, Never did see the end of it though.