Your Scariest Film? - Page 2

Eriadd · Dec 03, 2004, 08:07 AM

Hah... lemme guess, I was the only one that thought that The Grudge was at all scary? I mean, I laugh at The Ring, and I was laughing all during Dawn of the Dead and28 Days Later. But this movie... scared the bejeezus out of me.

*narrator* · Dec 03, 2004, 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by mamimi_rue

Please someone, tell me where all the scary movies went ?

Mamimi, you just asked the million dollar question, as i see it....horror....as a genre is as dead as........well dead. Every horror film that comes out here in the states now is either a remake of one of our older films or a remake of another countries recent film. It's pathetic. And i truly hope theres a change...and SOON

Eriadd · Dec 03, 2004, 02:28 PM

Yeah, that is true.

*nova* · Dec 03, 2004, 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Eriadd

Hah... lemme guess, I was the only one that thought that The Grudge was at all scary?

the grudge was seat jumping in some parts but i had to laugh when the girl came out of the bed sheets on top of the american woman.
also when the nurses jaw was hanging out. sometimes graphic scenes are just outlandish and comical.

*Delerium* · Dec 03, 2004, 03:27 PM

I honestly dont knwo what happened to scary movies with me. Now I think the people are cool. Nothing really gets to me or makes me jump. I think the last time I remember jumping in a theater was in some ordinary movie, like some action movie...its weird, but horror is just another genre to me now...I dont think any of it is scary because none of it is realistic at all. Make a movie about your car breaking down in the middle of nowhere in redneck backwater South Carolina at 3 in the morning with no cell phone, now thats scary.

*Nightwish* · Dec 03, 2004, 06:43 PM

28 days ;ater is just a stupid name for a movie. why u ask? well, it involves a period of time once a month. all i'm gonna say. but anyways, the scariest movie would have to be The Exorcist. first time i saw that i couldn't sleep in a bed for a week. slept on the floor or on a couch. that movie sparked a religious time in my life. also, who wasn't laughing through Dawn of the Dead? i mean random boob in the end credits. random sex scene in a mall? zombies getting run over by cars and chasing others and stuff like that. i believe there was more comedy in that movie than there was horror.

*ffgirl23* · Dec 03, 2004, 07:26 PM

Let's see. IT ranks numero uno thanks to that damn clown. *shudder*
I was slso pretty creeped out by house of a thousand corpses, you know, the one directed by Rob zombie. The story was lame (straight out of Texas Chainsaw Massacre), but the atmosphere, the clown guy(what is it with people and clowns???) and just waht they did to the people in general. not really scary, but creepy. Most overrated horror film--exorcist. that one put me to sleep

Eriadd · Dec 04, 2004, 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by nova

the grudge was seat jumping in some parts but i had to laugh when the girl came out of the bed sheets on top of the american woman.
also when the nurses jaw was hanging out. sometimes graphic scenes are just outlandish and comical.

Heheh... you mean the scene where Yoko is shuffling down the hallway and that one guy is trying to holda normal conversation with her? I mean, didn't he notice that there was blood everywhere?

*Linksc24gc* · Dec 05, 2004, 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by narrator

Mamimi, you just asked the million dollar question, as i see it....horror....as a genre is as dead as........well dead. Every horror film that comes out here in the states now is either a remake of one of our older films or a remake of another countries recent film. It's pathetic. And i truly hope theres a change...and SOON

I would have to agree. In my opinion, there really aren't any scary movies anymore, at least none that scare me, maybe the very rare seat jump or shudder, but thats about as scared as I get.

fantasygirl_lai · Dec 06, 2004, 10:44 AM

i saw the Shining but didn't think it was that scary..... but only did watch it last year....

anyway back to the question

there are two movies i thought were really scary!!
house on haunted hill and japanese version of 'The Grudge'!!! omg that one is wayyy scarier than the english version!

*Tem* · Dec 06, 2004, 11:32 AM

Texas Chainsaw massacre and scream movies

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Eriadd The Antagonist Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 1,922 Thanks: 2 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts Credits: 1,896	Hah... lemme guess, I was the only one that thought that The Grudge was at all scary? I mean, I laugh at The Ring, and I was laughing all during Dawn of the Dead and28 Days Later. But this movie... scared the bejeezus out of me.
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Delerium 11:11 Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Rock Hill, SC Posts: 896 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Credits: 287	I honestly dont knwo what happened to scary movies with me. Now I think the people are cool. Nothing really gets to me or makes me jump. I think the last time I remember jumping in a theater was in some ordinary movie, like some action movie...its weird, but horror is just another genre to me now...I dont think any of it is scary because none of it is realistic at all. Make a movie about your car breaking down in the middle of nowhere in redneck backwater South Carolina at 3 in the morning with no cell phone, now thats scary.
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Nightwish i am Full Metal Panic Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 394 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts Credits: 1,818	28 days ;ater is just a stupid name for a movie. why u ask? well, it involves a period of time once a month. all i'm gonna say. but anyways, the scariest movie would have to be The Exorcist. first time i saw that i couldn't sleep in a bed for a week. slept on the floor or on a couch. that movie sparked a religious time in my life. also, who wasn't laughing through Dawn of the Dead? i mean random boob in the end credits. random sex scene in a mall? zombies getting run over by cars and chasing others and stuff like that. i believe there was more comedy in that movie than there was horror. Last edited by Nightwish; Dec 03, 2004 at 06:46 PM.
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ffgirl23 My cat hates you Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Mile High City Posts: 422 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Credits: 210	Let's see. IT ranks numero uno thanks to that damn clown. shudder I was slso pretty creeped out by house of a thousand corpses, you know, the one directed by Rob zombie. The story was lame (straight out of Texas Chainsaw Massacre), but the atmosphere, the clown guy(what is it with people and clowns???) and just waht they did to the people in general. not really scary, but creepy. Most overrated horror film--exorcist. that one put me to sleep
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fantasygirl_lai Diamond in the Rough Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Currently in Scotland Posts: 151 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Credits: 210	i saw the Shining but didn't think it was that scary..... but only did watch it last year.... anyway back to the question there are two movies i thought were really scary!! house on haunted hill and japanese version of 'The Grudge'!!! omg that one is wayyy scarier than the english version!
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