Scariest horror movie you've seen?

I mean a new one. Not the classics and not remakes.

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Mean Girls

And don't troll:)

Yeah I didn't mean you. I meant don't troll in general. As you can see the other two comments are trolls. And btw I think a good new horror is Insidious:)

Hm haven't seen Insidious, but heard good things. The films I'd consider scary are Suspiria, Shining and Candyman (all old). The recent horrors I watched were all more leaning to the comedic/slasher side.MrPraline

I've seen candyman and the shining. I agree that they are pretty scary.

i don't know,rec 2 was kinda scary.:P

Insidious

for the record, i dont watch many scary movies, so this is the scariest ive seen.

Paranormal Activity SaintLeonidas

[QUOTE="SaintLeonidas"]Paranormal Activity BreakingDeath

Then it's a good thing I wasn't.

Paranormal Activity SaintLeonidas

I will never understand how people find that film scary, but to each there own. I just can't see the fear in a random bed sheet moving, or chicken footprints appearing in some salt.

Passion of the Christ 2

[QUOTE="BreakingDeath"][QUOTE="SaintLeonidas"]Paranormal Activity SaintLeonidas

Then it's a good thing I wasn't.

Haven't seen one that truely scared me yet

[QUOTE="SaintLeonidas"]

[QUOTE="BreakingDeath"] He said no trolling. BreakingDeath

Then it's a good thing I wasn't.

....alot.

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Favorites:

1. Repulsion
2. The Orphanage
3. The Shining
4. The Innocents
5. The Thing
6. Scream
7. Signs
8. Let The Right One In
9. An American Werewolf in London
10. 28 Days Later
11. Paranormal Activity
12. The Blair Witch Project
13. Hausu
14. Scream 2
15. Halloween
16. The Descent
17. The Devils Backbone
18. Triangle
19. Slither
20. The Loved Ones

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[QUOTE="SaintLeonidas"]Paranormal Activity sune_Gem

I will never understand how people find that film scary, but to each there own. I just can't see the fear in a random bed sheet moving, or chicken footprints appearing in some salt.

Hm haven't seen Insidious, but heard good things. The films I'd consider scary are Suspiria, Shining and Candyman (all old). The recent horrors I watched were all more leaning to the comedic/slasher side.MrPraline

Insidious sucked monkey turds, the whole thing was predictable and I literally called what the ending was going to be 1/2 way through it with 100% accuracy.

Drag Me to Hell was pretty good. I saw it in theatres and some of the scenes were deafening, I'm not sure if that's scary though.

[QUOTE="BreakingDeath"][QUOTE="SaintLeonidas"]

Then it's a good thing I wasn't.

SaintLeonidas

....alot.

[spoiler]

Favorites:

1. Repulsion
2. The Orphanage
3. The Shining
4. The Innocents
5. The Thing
6. Scream
7. Signs
8. Let The Right One In
9. An American Werewolf in London
10. 28 Days Later
11. Paranormal Activity
12. The Blair Witch Project
13. Hausu
14. Scream 2
15. Halloween
16. The Descent
17. The Devils Backbone
18. Triangle
19. Slither
20. The Loved Ones

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[QUOTE="SaintLeonidas"]

[QUOTE="BreakingDeath"] Wait, you weren't??? What horror movies have you seen?!?BreakingDeath

....alot.

[spoiler]

Favorites:

1. Repulsion
2. The Orphanage
3. The Shining
4. The Innocents
5. The Thing
6. Scream
7. Signs
8. Let The Right One In
9. An American Werewolf in London
10. 28 Days Later
11. Paranormal Activity
12. The Blair Witch Project
13. Hausu
14. Scream 2
15. Halloween
16. The Descent
17. The Devils Backbone
18. Triangle
19. Slither
20. The Loved Ones

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TC: "Not the classics and not remakes."

[QUOTE="MrPraline"]Hm haven't seen Insidious, but heard good things. The films I'd consider scary are Suspiria, Shining and Candyman (all old). The recent horrors I watched were all more leaning to the comedic/slasher side.Gamefan1986

Insidious sucked monkey turds, the whole thing was predictable and I literally called what the ending was going to be 1/2 way through it with 100% accuracy.

Insidious and Paranormal Activity 3 are probably the two scariest horror movies I have seen.

I thought Insidious did a GREAT job building up tension and creating suspense. It loses it's way a bit towards the end but then that ending finishes it off nicely.

As for Paranormal Activity 3, it has some seriously brilliant scares in it. One of the best horror sequels I have ever seen surprisingly enough.

Oh and the Descent is AMAZING as well.

Annnndd Rec and Rec 2 are both GREAT!

[QUOTE="BreakingDeath"][QUOTE="SaintLeonidas"]

....alot.

[spoiler]

Favorites:

1. Repulsion
2. The Orphanage
3. The Shining
4. The Innocents
5. The Thing
6. Scream
7. Signs
8. Let The Right One In
9. An American Werewolf in London
10. 28 Days Later
11. Paranormal Activity
12. The Blair Witch Project
13. Hausu
14. Scream 2
15. Halloween
16. The Descent
17. The Devils Backbone
18. Triangle
19. Slither
20. The Loved Ones

[/spoiler]

SaintLeonidas

TC: "Not the classics and not remakes."

Devil was a recent movie that was kind of scary but the scariest movies I have ever seen are the ring, 1403, and the last exorcism but those aren't as recent, I saw Insidious and Paranormal Activity 3 and didn't really think much of either

I mean a new one. Not the classics and not remakes.

hyksiu

Insidious.

I'm afraid to take a picture of myself now.

[QUOTE="Gamefan1986"]

[QUOTE="MrPraline"]Hm haven't seen Insidious, but heard good things. The films I'd consider scary are Suspiria, Shining and Candyman (all old). The recent horrors I watched were all more leaning to the comedic/slasher side.BreakingDeath

Insidious sucked monkey turds, the whole thing was predictable and I literally called what the ending was going to be 1/2 way through it with 100% accuracy.

I knew as soon as they said the dad had his own problems that he'd end up getting possessed in the end because "scary" movies never have happy endings.

Obvious ending is obvious.

Drag Me to Hell was pretty good. I saw it in theatres and some of the scenes were deafening, I'm not sure if that's scary though.

Jackboot343

"Martyrs" and "The Orphanage", of recent memory. I will mention classics though with "In the Mouth of Madness", "Fire in the Sky", "Exorcist" and "Evil dead" being among my favorites in the genre.

Can I just ask what people's obsession is with "The Descent"? I tried so damn hard to like it. I love the genre itself, but ugh. I enjoyed it heavily, up until the horror part came in. I would have enjoyed it as another one of those "trapped in a cave" movies. It's like as soon as they appeared, all direction sort of just fell flat.

Being the scariest horror movie is like being the funniest Adam Sandler movie.themajormayor

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[QUOTE="Gamefan1986"]

Insidious sucked monkey turds, the whole thing was predictable and I literally called what the ending was going to be 1/2 way through it with 100% accuracy.

Gamefan1986

I knew as soon as they said the dad had his own problems that he'd end up getting possessed in the end because "scary" movies never have happy endings.

Obvious ending is obvious.

Can I just ask what people's obsession is with "The Descent"? I tried so damn hard to like it. I love the genre itself, but ugh. I enjoyed it heavily, up until the horror part came in. I would have enjoyed it as another one of those "trapped in a cave" movies. It's like as soon as they appeared, all direction sort of just fell flat.

mccoyca112

Another chick that finds "The Ring" to be scary, but not "The Shining". Eh.. BreakingDeath

[QUOTE="BreakingDeath"] Another chick that finds "The Ring" to be scary, but not "The Shining". Eh.. XilePrincess