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Author:  Goldie [ Fri Jan 28, 2005 8:56 am ]
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In honor of this month's scary movies, what are your all-time favorite scary movies, scary villains, scary scenes, etc.
Author:  Mister Ecks [ Fri Jan 28, 2005 11:51 am ]
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I don't think it's right to classify Saw as a horror film. Maybe... maybe not. I don't know. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 2003, is a favorite. I loved 28 Days Later and Dawn of the Dead (2004) as well. Favorite villain? Not sure on that. Could go with Freddy, Leatherface, The Zombies from any Zombie movie. Who knows?
Author:  dolcevita [ Fri Jan 28, 2005 12:24 pm ]
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Goldie wrote:
In honor of this month's scary movies, what are your all-time favorite scary movies, scary villains, scary scenes, etc.


Little Women *didn't sleep for days*
At Play in the Fields of the Lord
Agnes Brown *didn't sleep for months*


:wink:
Author:  Kris K [ Fri Jan 28, 2005 12:40 pm ]
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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Remake
The Ring 2002
The Grudge
The Blair Witch Project

All "THE" at the beginning, big hopes for THE AMITYVILLE HORROR
Author:  Anonymous [ Fri Jan 28, 2005 1:11 pm ]
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Remake of Texas Chainsaw Massacre is one big pos. Brrr.

My favorite is for sure The Thing by John Carpenter starring Kurt Russell.

Rest of the horrors that are on my top something list are also by Carpenter, like Halloween or In the Mouth of Madness.

Scariest scene didn't came from horror though, it came from The Day After, was 7 or 8 years old and seeing people turning into skelletons and dust really 'haunted' me for weeks then.
Author:  TonyMontana [ Fri Jan 28, 2005 1:25 pm ]
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Scariest movie: The Shining
Scariest villain: (tie) The hunter that shoots Bambi's mother and the backwoods guys in Deliverance
Scariest scene: Anything from Catwoman
Author:  Joker's Thug #3 [ Fri Jan 28, 2005 1:31 pm ]
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I dont know why so many people like TCM Remake, its an R rated version of Scooby Doo without the suspense of finding out who the monster is at the end, theres nothing redeeming about that movie other then looking at Bale run alot.
Author:  Michael. [ Fri Jan 28, 2005 1:34 pm ]
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Sacriest Movies
The Shining
The Grudge
The Ring

Memorable Scenes
The Shining - Jack and the Door
What Lies Beneath - Escape from the bath-tub
The Langoliers - Munching through the forest

Favourite Scary Movies
The Grudge
What Lies Beneath
Author:  Mister Ecks [ Fri Jan 28, 2005 2:19 pm ]
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mansonmyers wrote:
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Remake
The Ring 2002
The Grudge
The Blair Witch Project

All "THE" at the beginning, big hopes for THE AMITYVILLE HORROR


Maybe you would like The Saw, The Dawn of the Dead and The Shaun of the Dead. :wink:
Author:  jenniferofthejungle [ Fri Jan 28, 2005 6:16 pm ]
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I could list dozens, but I'll stop at 5.

Top 5 Favorite Horror Movies

1. Night of the Living Dead (original)
2. Dawn of the Dead (original)
3. The Evil Dead
4. An American Werewolf in London
5. Halloween

5 Scariest Movies I've Seen Lately

1. Dark Water
2. The Eye
3. Ju-On: The Curse
4. A Tale of Two Sisters
5. The Devil's Backbone

5 Favorite Horror Scenes

1. Michael Myers sits up
2. Transformation scene in An American Werewolf in London
3. Session 9--running from the darkness
4. Ju-On: The Curse--stair scene
5. Ringu--Sadako crawls out

This list would probably be different 5 minutes from now.
Author:  Libs [ Fri Jan 28, 2005 6:21 pm ]
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I'd say the best (not necessarily the "scariest") horror films I've seen are Halloween, The Exorcist, The Evil Dead and Night of the Living Dead.

I also found The Shining, The Ring and Poltergeist intense.
Author:  Cleric [ Fri Jan 28, 2005 6:24 pm ]
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The Shining
Alien

Really the only two movies that I think are freaky/scary and don't slap you in the face with tons of stupid blairing pianos and crappy editing.
Author:  matatonio [ Fri Jan 28, 2005 6:26 pm ]
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My Personal Favorites

Dawn of The Dead (2004)
The Shinning
The Ring
Ringu (its much better than the Ring)
The Chainsaw Massacre (2003)
The Devil's Backbone
The Blair Witch Project :oops:
28 Days Later
It <<this stupid clown hunted me some nights :cry: he was my worst nightmare when i was a little kid!
and Exorcist :D

villains, well
Freddy
Jason
Michael
Leatherface

scary scenes:
It: everywhere the clown shows up!
Rungu: when the girl pops out of the TV
Blair Witch: The last Scene, when the guy is standing in the corner
The Shinning: the stupid twins!, those girl freak me out!
:D
Author:  makeshift [ Fri Jan 28, 2005 6:46 pm ]
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The Shining is, hands down, the scariest film i've ever seen. It's the only film that actually produces images scarier than what your mind has conjured up while watching the movie. The first time I saw it (I was ten or eleven) I couldn't sleep for weeks, and I still get uneasy everytime I see it now.

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Author:  zingy [ Fri Jan 28, 2005 7:03 pm ]
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The Ring
The Grudge
Saw
Dawn of the Dead
The Shining
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
A Nightmare on Elm Street

A lot of my favorites are newer ones. There's still more to see from the old days. Freddy is my favorite horror villian of all time.
Author:  xXVincentxX [ Fri Jan 28, 2005 7:32 pm ]
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Favorite Horror Movie: Halloween

Favorite Horror Villian: Michael Myers

Favorite Horror Movie Scene: When Micheal Myers breaks into the closet, and tries to kill Laurie Strode.
Author:  Michael. [ Fri Jan 28, 2005 10:04 pm ]
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Two movies i didnt sleep for days after -- The Grudge and The Ring.

Testaments to the afterpower of this genre in horror.
Author:  MovieDude [ Fri Jan 28, 2005 10:15 pm ]
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makeshift_wings wrote:
The Shining is, hands down, the scariest film i've ever seen. It's the only film that actually produces images scarier than what your mind has conjured up while watching the movie. The first time I saw it (I was ten or eleven) I couldn't sleep for weeks, and I still get uneasy everytime I see it now.

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I thought you said that the scariest movie you ever saw was The Grudge.. change your opinion over time?

Anyways, The Thing and It freaked the shit out of me when I was little. So did the ghosts in Raiders of the Lost Ark. I used to always have to "get some drink" at that scene for years. Nowadays, The Grudge, Ju-On and the Ring all freaked me out (the first time way more then repeat viewings though), and though the movie itself ended up being subpar, the elevator and calligraphy scenes from The Eye were scary as hell.
Author:  Terminator1997 [ Fri Jan 28, 2005 10:19 pm ]
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Dawn of the Dead
Halloween
Day of the Dead
The Shining
Zombie
Author:  makeshift [ Sat Jan 29, 2005 4:38 am ]
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Quote:
I thought you said that the scariest movie you ever saw was The Grudge.. change your opinion over time?


http://www.worldofkj.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=664

Scariest film i've seen in theaters. I've seen a lot of scarier, older films on video.
Author:  STEVE ROGERS [ Sat Jan 29, 2005 4:47 am ]
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One of the Scarier, unsettling movies that's now making it's way to DVD is a film titled "BLACK CHRISTMAS" and it was made I believe in 1974 long before the HALLOWEEN movies came out and it started the whole: "The Caller is calling from inside the House" type of fear and not only was this creepy as hell, but the caller had the ability to make these animal sort of noises when he called and it was just freaky, surreal and insane sounding... Todays generation might not think much of it compared to todays' horror movies, but this 1 ranks right at the top for me more than anything I can think of and let me tell ya: It's hard for any horror film to scare me, but goddamn if this one didn't make me think an awful lot about it.. I highly recommend renting this if you find it.. :shock:
Author:  Joker's Thug #3 [ Sat Jan 29, 2005 4:51 am ]
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The Thing is my favorite horror flick, still holds up as a really great movie even today.
Author:  makeshift [ Sat Jan 29, 2005 4:56 am ]
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BKB_The_Man wrote:
One of the Scarier, unsettling movies that's now making it's way to DVD is a film titled "BLACK CHRISTMAS" and it was made I believe in 1974 long before the HALLOWEEN movies came out and it started the whole: "The Caller is calling from inside the House" type of fear and not only was this creepy as hell, but the caller had the ability to make these animal sort of noises when he called and it was just freaky, surreal and insane sounding... Todays generation might not think much of it compared to todays' horror movies, but this 1 ranks right at the top for me more than anything I can think of and let me tell ya: It's hard for any horror film to scare me, but goddamn if this one didn't make me think an awful lot about it.. I highly recommend renting this if you find it.. :shock:


Black Christmas is one of the best horror films of all time. Scary as hell, too. Good pick, BKB.
Author:  MovieDude [ Sat Jan 29, 2005 4:59 am ]
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makeshift_wings wrote:
Quote:
I thought you said that the scariest movie you ever saw was The Grudge.. change your opinion over time?


http://www.worldofkj.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=664

Scariest film i've seen in theaters. I've seen a lot of scarier, older films on video.


Ahhh, I gotcha. Damn, what are some of the other scarier ones, because you seemed REALLY rattled by The Grudge.
Author:  STEVE ROGERS [ Sat Jan 29, 2005 5:04 am ]
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makeshift_wings wrote:
BKB_The_Man wrote:
One of the Scarier, unsettling movies that's now making it's way to DVD is a film titled "BLACK CHRISTMAS" and it was made I believe in 1974 long before the HALLOWEEN movies came out and it started the whole: "The Caller is calling from inside the House" type of fear and not only was this creepy as hell, but the caller had the ability to make these animal sort of noises when he called and it was just freaky, surreal and insane sounding... Todays generation might not think much of it compared to todays' horror movies, but this 1 ranks right at the top for me more than anything I can think of and let me tell ya: It's hard for any horror film to scare me, but goddamn if this one didn't make me think an awful lot about it.. I highly recommend renting this if you find it.. :shock:


Black Christmas is one of the best horror films of all time. Scary as hell, too. Good pick, BKB.


I'm serious Man.. There aren't many movies that are as unnerving to me as this one, even by todays standards and watched in the proper setting preferrably with no lights on makes this even more effective.... It now occurred to me that in that film, that was a Young Margot Kidder in that movie before SUPERMAN or The Amityville Horror...
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