What's the scariest movie you've ever seen?

[LetMeSleep]

What's the scariest movie you've ever seen, Dev?

Hard to answer. Jumanji and Blade 2 scared the shit out of me when I was a kid. I remember being traumatized for the duration of those movies. Evil Dead was pretty freaky.

[LetMeSleep]

Probably The Silence Of The Lambs when I was fifteen. I was very, very stoned and it completely freaked me out.

[Rangi Guy]

The only movie to ever properly freak me out was The Blair Witch Project. I had followed the mythos of it all online and went to a midnight screening of it - could not sleep that night.

[E.H. Ruddock]

Fire in the Sky

[Kaius]

Fire in the Sky

Fuck that shit!

[bada]

Cliche but Exorcist is super scary.

[LoathedVermin72]

Scariest: The Innkeepers (Ghost shit done right fucks me up.)

Most Horrifying: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre ('74)

[Rangi Guy]

Scariest: The Innkeepers (Ghost shit done right fucks me up.)

Most Horrifying: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre ('74)

The Innkeepers? Seriously - that movie bored me stupid. I still masturbated to Kelly McGillis though

[LoathedVermin72]

Jesus Christ, Rangi

[malice]

the wizard of oz was pretty scary during the flying monkeys scene the first time i saw it.

[Iholdthepain]

I don't care how generic/predictable... I just can't fucking watch this movie ever again!

[Iprefertheiroldstuff]

Yeah, The Blair Witch ruined my shit. I was 10 years old or something. What a great idea that was.

[Iholdthepain]

Yeah, The Blair Witch ruined my shit. I was 10 years old or something. What a great idea that was.

I was never convinced... just gave me severe motion sickness.

[BurtReynolds]

It just looked like some dumb kids in the woods with a camcorder.

[Dev]

the wizard of oz was pretty scary during the flying monkeys scene the first time i saw it.

actually I remember this movie being pretty scary, too. Luckily, I remember my grandma forced me and my cousins to turn it off before it could permanently wreck me.

[Iprefertheiroldstuff]

The Wizard of Oz was fine, but Return to Oz was way too abstract for my child-like mind.

[BurtReynolds]

When I was little I watched Temple of Doom, but when it got to the part where the bad guy rips that dude's heart out, my mom told me to cover my eyes. So I did. All I could hear was the guy screaming and the bad guys chanting. For years afterwords, I watched Temple of Doom often, but never watched that part. By my teens I had built up this scene as the most brutal, repulsive thing ever filmed. Just the idea of this evil monster slowly driving his hand into that poor bastard's heart and then lowering his somehow still breathing body into a lava pit was just too much.

Then in my twenties I finally decided to watch it. What I saw was a hand reaching into a jelly-filled paper mache dummy. It was hilarious and utterly disappointing at the same time.

Moral: You'll never film something as scary as the audience's imagination.

[Sgt. Crackpot]

The Wizard of Oz was fine, but Return to Oz was way too abstract for my child-like mind.

Yeah, same here. Classic movie. Blair Witch freaked me out too.

[ABNorman]

I got dropped off at the bottom of my driveway after watching The Ring with some friends. We had a long driveway, I sprinted the whole way.

But as a kid, I was terrified of Ernest Scared Stupid. Yup.

[E.H. Ruddock]

Fire in the Sky

Fuck that shit!

Dude, I was a young adult and that movie freaked me out.