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What's the scariest film that you have ever seen?

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By:
Hoss
When: 29 Jan 10 14:44
I Spit On Your Grave had a real wincer of a scene.
By:
YER MAN
When: 29 Jan 10 15:07
uncle nasty 29 Jan 16:25


night of the demon (check this one out)

One of my all time fav films!! Havent seen it for a few years.

The Ring, where the girl crawls out of the TV was bloody creepy!!

The Japanese do some really good, creepy horror stuff.
By:
Youmzain
When: 29 Jan 10 15:16
Audition (nap)
By:
NAGS TO RICHES
When: 29 Jan 10 15:37
dunno what it was called -is a old film 70's i think - this guy wore a ring that brought him back to life -maybe a vampire thingy -cant rember much about it but it scared me at the time never seen it since -30 yrs - he had piercing yellow eyes and was making a man/thing out of some special clay which he planned to bring to life -was finally destroyed when the hero drew a pentangle around this creation which trapped them inside and then set it alight -sounds vague but has always stuck in my mind maybe had angie dickensen in it but i maybe way off the mark
By:
Youmzain
When: 29 Jan 10 15:41
A golem?
By:
charwell.
When: 29 Jan 10 16:37
As a nipper American Warewolf in London.

As an old fella The Wicker Man
By:
sidthekid
When: 29 Jan 10 16:37
I Seen that Nags, the "%&* Files ???????
By:
sidthekid
When: 29 Jan 10 16:39
The Norliss Tapes !!!!!!!!!!
By:
Big Charlie
When: 29 Jan 10 17:22
When Julie Andrews came running over that hill I facking screamed, I was in East Ham Odeon with two younger cousins and had tio suffer that sh1te all the way through. Never watched it since.
By:
Tony Broke
When: 29 Jan 10 17:23
the woman in bllack is easily the best horror film of all time, a superb, atmospheric ghost story, hard to get hold of tho as it only on channel 4 the once and the copywright meant it couldnt be shown again, its also of course a famous play in london which many people find scary
By:
Tony Broke
When: 29 Jan 10 17:23
...i think u can watch it on youtube if ur prepared to click ahead to next section every ten mins
By:
geddi
When: 29 Jan 10 17:28
the original 1930s dracula watched as a kid scared the life out of me the only film since then to raise the old hairs on the back of the neck was the "others" with nicole kidman
By:
The Priest
When: 29 Jan 10 18:49
None of the films mentioned are what you call scary in the truest sense.

The head coming out of the ship in Jaws was probaley one of the most scariest scenes ever in a film if you had no idea it was coming but the film itself wasn't scary.

Most horror movies telegraph the ' scary ' parts a mile off if you have seen enough of them.
By:
MANIC PREACHER
When: 29 Jan 10 18:55
The Wicker Man
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 29 Jan 10 19:00
As Mr eboue said, the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is absolutely horrid.

Would love to watch the original again but i think it is banned.
By:
jamesdean
When: 29 Jan 10 19:00
a nightmare on elm street 1 when was young

one 2 freddies coming to get you

3...4 you better lock your door :-(
By:
SPOT THE DOG
When: 29 Jan 10 19:00
cary i think it was called
By:
in hell
When: 29 Jan 10 19:04
cannibal holocaust nearly made me sick watching it

blair witch project was scarry ,watched it before it came out over here and without the hype etc
By:
The Priest
When: 29 Jan 10 19:13
As Mr eboue said, the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is absolutely horrid.

Would love to watch the original again but i think it is banned.



Not banned readily available.
By:
PLASTIC PADDY
When: 29 Jan 10 19:33
The Evil Dead sh*t the bejesus out of me when I watched it years ago.
By:
Big Charlie
When: 29 Jan 10 19:34
We've had a meeting of the committee and have decided that this thread is packed with poofs or liars.

Over to you...
By:
sfc1976
When: 29 Jan 10 19:35
a home video made by my mum and dad that i wasn't meant to see.
By:
liamcol
When: 29 Jan 10 19:36
The Devil rides Out
By:
Tom Salt
When: 29 Jan 10 19:39
No brainer - Quatermass and the pit (about age 11)
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 29 Jan 10 19:42
The Priest 29 Jan 20:13
As Mr eboue said, the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is absolutely horrid.

Would love to watch the original again but i think it is banned.


Not banned readily available.


You sure about that, the last time i tried it was a remake ?
By:
Big Charlie
When: 29 Jan 10 19:44
It was on a terrestrial channel not that long ago.
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 29 Jan 10 19:49
I missed that.

Did they chop up the guy in the wheel chair on tv?


I watched in the earlier 80's, and everytime i hear about it is different.
By:
The Dragon
When: 29 Jan 10 19:51
the house
By:
uncle nasty
When: 29 Jan 10 21:21
quatermass 2
By:
the parkie
When: 29 Jan 10 21:39
My next door neighbour sat her big bare árse on some clingfilm that was still on my new deckchair. The imprint, stretch and dubious stain made it the scariest film I have ever seen.
By:
Jimbo747
When: 29 Jan 10 22:03
Anyone remember that halloween thing with michael parkinson and I think ulrika johnson? - prob late 80's, early 90's
Whole thing was a setup, but this wasn't known at the time. Had live audience, experts, live cameras etc. Bit like most haunted, except good. Scared the feck out of me.

ITV have said they'll never show it again on TV as at least one bloke died from a heart attack, and countless school kids scared **lesss of the dark.

Wil try find the name.
By:
Jimbo747
When: 29 Jan 10 22:07
Aha. Ghostwatch.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghostwatch


The reaction to the programme led the BBC to place a decade-long ban on the programme being repeated after its initial broadcast and, although this has now been lifted, it remains unlikely that it will ever be shown again on British terrestrial television.
By:
larrence
When: 29 Jan 10 22:18
Mine was THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, it really made me jump and scared the living daylights out of me. :(
By:
gleddoch
When: 29 Jan 10 22:18
carrie, for the totally unexpected last second hand job, and black christmas for the overall scariest
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