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Give me your opinion of the scariest movie ever. I'm tired of not being scared of movies. I want the bloodiest, goreist, most f*ed up movie ever. I heard the Descent was bloody, and I'm going to rent that one in a few days, but I want the best movie ever. I want one that will make me crap my pants and make me have nightmares.:)
the descent isn't that bad really... it's kinda gorey, but i can promise you seen lots gorrier... it's over dramatized alot....Quote:
Originally Posted by Samwhore
scarriest ever? well honestly i don't know.. these days horror movies are more focused on torture.. they can scare the shit out of you if you can put yourself in the torturee's place... but... they're not that scary...
feast was pretty bloody... but it has alot of comedy in it as well that takes away from the scary proportion...
i don't think there really is any scary movies.. i think as we grow up, that fear kinda goes away... i mean a movie can make us jump, but it's not like it's instilling fear in us where you're constnatly looking over your back, afraid to go the bathroom type magnitude....
i'd also like to see a movie that just plain scares the living hell out of me.... it's been awhile..
ok i's about tosay how non-scary the haunting when i rememberd something...
find stephen kings rose red... that shit was scary... just teh idea is frightening as hell to me...
Well, blood and guts has nothing to do with scary. The definition of 'scary' is hard to say really. Any movie in this era is not 'scary', like Slip said, the aspect of torture has rose, which is disgusting sometimes...but far from scary. Movies these days are all multi-genre.
The Descent was the best thriller/horror flick I've seen in many many years. If you want a lot of "BOO!" moments, that's a good one...also has some blood. It's just a good movie overall IMO.
But, really, the only horror movie that slightly scared me was The Exorcist, and that was when I saw it in the theater and I was a bit younger. Not gorey or bloody, but 'fucked up' works. Other than that, maybe the first few Freddy, Jason, or Halloween movies. Or possibly The Shining...basically you have to go back into the 80's to find actual scary movies.
Honestly, I'd say the less blood in a movie, possibly the scarier. If a movie is scary, it doesn't need blood or gore at all.
Also, The Haunting, wasn't that rated like PG lol?
pg-13 but close enough...
Blockbuster Online - The Haunting
Yeah, that shit was dumb IMO.
I was just thinking though...maybe Scream would be something she would like? I'm sure you've seen in many times though, but if you haven't that was a pretty good 'new' scary movie.
Or maybe Blair Witch, which isn't very scary, but kinda creepy I guess.
Lame? I'm sorry, I'm not trying to be bitchy, I just really want a scary movie.Quote:
Originally Posted by MacWQ33
It was pretty creepy
lol well you're just gonna have to realize all today's movie makers are intrested in are either heart felt stories, ridiculously stuipd and impossible action, or blood and gore..Quote:
Originally Posted by Samwhore
movie makers these days don't know what horror really is.. well in a sense they do, but not as we know it... they know horror as the most horrificly bloody scenese they can show.... but that's not horror, that's just violence.... HORROR makes you unable to sleep at night, fearing candy man, chucky or freddy krueger will get you while you sleep... HORROR makes you not able to piss in the bathroom without getting outta there as quick as you can, often leaving a piss streak down your leg... HORROR sticks with you forever, while today's 'horror' is gone from your memory in a day or so, until someone brings it up again...
if a director could create a real horror movie these days... he'd be the richest son of a bitch allive.. if he coudl manage to make a movie that ddidn't rely on guts and blodd to scare the shit out of you, he'd instnatly become an icon... and instantly make billions upon billions.
I'm confused. What's lame? I didn't say anything was lame hun (well, I must say, The Haunting was quite lame). I was trying to be very helpful to you. Did you even read my first post? Maybe you skipped over it? Slight confusion....Quote:
Originally Posted by Samwhore
But, yeah, Slip's post above me is very accurate. And, you were born in the 90's so I dunno if you've seen many of the 80's 'actual horror movies'. But, check out my first post for some ideas. Honestly kiddo, scary movies have become an American past-time, you gotta go a few years back.
i just think she was saying lame to scream or blair witch... which i'd have to agree, are quite lame...Quote:
Originally Posted by MacWQ33
Ohhh aight I gotcha.
We'll, it was just a suggestion, I didn't know if you saw them Sam. They are both unique and one of a kind, even if lame (like it has been said, anything in the 90's is multi-genre and not necessarily 'scary', and come on lol, Scream was great). But, when Blair Witch first came out, not me personally, but it scared many people shitless.
I thought Alien was pretty scary. Definitely creeped me out with the "old man hand" gripping on to buddy's face and sticking a tube down his throat.
Alien and Jaws was pretty scary. Amityville Horror (the first one),
No shame Billy, apparently I suggested a few 'lame' movies myself lol. Seriously though, Scream 2 and 3 were lame as shit. The original Scream is a classic in 'horror' and film-making itself. A parody of horror movies while maintaining a serious story. And suspense is an understatement. Brilliant lol. A whole new meaning to the term 'gutted'.
Alien was one of the movies I forgot to mention, but then again, I haven't seen it in a long time, and I was pretty damn young the first time.
Also, another one that I was young and saw in the theater and shook me up was 'Event Horizon'. Pretty fucked up overall, and slightly creepy.
OMFG! I LOVED EVENT HORRIZON.. i just saw it like a month ago, was on a site i use for all my movie watching (hti up my email if you want a link, it's in my profile now) i fucking loved that movie.. itw as like a more evil and twisted Sphere...Quote:
Originally Posted by MacWQ33
jaws i saw when i was like 5, somtime durring that time (of course after watching it) we (my family) stayed in a motel and i went swimming one night, (9 or 10, it was pretty late) and i was fucking scared shitless... i kept thinking he was coming for me at any second.... i actually had to get outta the water and stay out before i shit in my swimming shorts lol :p
Just did the research, and I was 10 years old when I saw it in the theater with my dad. Well, he fell asleep sometime during the flick lol. Honestly, I was shaking a bit. It's just a very odd movie, and I had never seen anything like it. It's alright when it starts off, but progressively gets pretty screwed up, especially towards the end.
And is the site that Ovguide site?
nah, quicksilverfroums.. thanks to them i've seen every movie i could possibly want in the past month, even tho it's still in theaters... more often then not, i see 'em the day after they come out....
Good shit man!...thx...
Zombie movies are really great
event horizon is creepy as hell.Quote:
Originally Posted by slipknotpsycho
in the end when the dude has no eyes or whatever, like the lady..thats creepy.
i thought pans labyrinth was pretty spooky but i dont know if its on dvd yet. wasnt too gory or anything either.
Try The Last Broadcast , pretty creepy especially when alone , similar to Blair Witch but was actually made before it and Jacobs Ladder
To me the scariest movies are the most realistic. I don't think off the wall shit freaks me out anymore. Thats just me.
hey samwhore
have you seen"the last house on the left"
not a horror flick but scary in a way
i think you might like it
red rose is good but the exorsist movies are scary s shit
Uhh kinda late but 1408 was pretty "scary"....not scary....but I thought it was pretty fucking good...especially now a days.
The scariest movie I ever seen was burnt offerings...I havent seen it in over 20 years, but I still think about it.
My vote for this movie really stems from the first time I'd seen it. I was an 8 year old at the drive-in with my parents. The assumption was I would watch the first movie of this double bill and fall asleep before the scary movie started. I cannot remember the first movie but I can tell you I will never forget this one. I played like I was sleeping in the back seat but watched the whole movie without my parents knowing. I had nightmares for months to come. Images of the creepy Chauffeur driver and the foggy lighting and lens effects really stuck with me. And the last scene was terrifying. I'm much older now but when revisiting this horror classic I'm reminded of that night in the backseat of my parents car...I still get chills. I also had the same experiences with "Seizure" "From Beyond the Grave" and "The Sentinel".
1408, it just came out not too scary but a good movie none the less
OMG i was just imagining the creepy ass hand going on her shoulder.. EWW creepy hands freak me the fuck out...Quote:
Originally Posted by slipknotpsycho
if your looking for a scary movie, your going to have to get a movie with your own fears in it... don't look at the new movies out their yes a lot are good, but they are repeated editions of the older days... go to the 1dollar horror section, i bet you will find a good movie their. And if you want to be creeped out get a movie about a serial killer, one that kills children those always made my stomach uneasy..
[quote=thecreator]To me the scariest movies are the most realistic. I don't think off the wall shit freaks me out anymore. Thats just me.[/QUOTE
yeah i think its just where your imagination takes you.. I absolutely love the unrealistic movies. Takes me away from my own reality..
the first blair witch scared the shit out of me.. maybe jsut the idea of being in the woods and finding a bunch of creepy shit.. iv been lost in the woods before and if this where to happen to me i think i would of just ran until i couldn't run anymore... stupid for camping out like they did..Quote:
Originally Posted by MacWQ33
NOW the second movie was lame... i guess it had its moments.. but still sucked... i never watched it completely through to boring for me
gory-
freddy vs jason,
texas chainsaw massacre, part 2 (1980's movie)
high suspense thriller-
the first child's play (1980's)
event horizon was creepy as hell...
but to me, one of the scariest movies i've seen (and i know it's not a horror flick or anything), was requiem for a dream. holy fucking shit i'm not doing hard drugs. ever. that was so scary, and the end is just heart breaking. i know that's not what you're looking for lol but in my opinion, that's one of the scarier movies, because of it's gritty reality...that's actually happening to people.
the descent was creepy as hell, i mean, watch it and imagine that happening to you holy fuck it made me jump quite a bit when i was watching it.
28 days later was pretty fuckin' creepy, also i remember watching the original candyman at a freinds house when i was pretty young and it scared the shit out of me
I agree that was a very scary movie. I watch it whenever it comes on TV.Quote:
Originally Posted by geonagual
The Orig Texas CHainsaw, Suspiria, and The Vanishing
If you want gore and sickness id go for Hostel 1 + 2, the hills haves eyes (the remake).
I dont like how scary movies nowadays are just about who can make the viewer want to puke. To me this is not what a scary movie is about. I like really creepy movies. Like The Shining or Event Horizon. I remember this really creapy movie I watched once called Dead End. That shit freaked me out.
Used to be the Exorcist..bloody and scary, try Hellraiser, Wolf Creek, Haute Tension, Ju-on the Grudge, Audition or Ichi the Killer not really scary but insane and ultra-gory. Can't go wrong with classics such as Suspiria, the Texas Chainsaw Massacre or the Omen. Jacob's Ladder still freaks me out.
The Karate Kid
michael moore makes some scary movies...scary in the fact that people not only watch but fall for his utter bullshit.