Scariest movie of all time....

[EazyDuz]

I'm voting The Woman In Black (remake).
Anyone seen this at the cinema recently? Saw it last night, and have to say it was scarier than any other movie ive seen, beating Insidious imo. My gf couldnt watch a lot of it, though she is a wimp when it comes to horrors
I downloaded the original movie a few weeks and even that creeped me out, and it was made in 1989.

Anyone else seen it? Or could anyone recommend anything scarier? (im a bit of a horror nut)
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[anthony_r6]

The only film to really scare me was the japanese version of the Ring when I was about 13/14, but that could've just been the subtitles.
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[Ariel Badger]

Eraserhead best horror film ever
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Easily frightened. Insidious was scary enough to make me poo my pants.

Watch the film, here's a snippet... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XabzeW-EBrE&feature=fvst

[EazyDuz]

Ive seen some of Eraserhead, seemed more confusing than scary...
I would definitely recommend the woman in black though, tempted to go and see it again. Insidious is a close second, also The Awakening is probably 3rd on my list, that does have a few brown trouser moments.
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[andym]

haven't seen any of them, but I don't think there is such a thing as a good horror these days... well unless you count teen musicals... they have me running screaming from the room every time.

Although kind of on the same subject, first movie to frighten the life out of me was American werewolf in London... nobody told me it was a comedy mind you I did have sick parents that let me watch it when I was 9-10.... my dad was right into his horrors so I had the misfortune of watching them too.

Stuff like faces of death are the only movies in my later years that have had me slightly cringing at times

[keggyhander]

"Threads" is the scariest film of all time.

That post-nuclear shit fucks with my head every damned day.

[Skudd]

I have not been able to watch anything since Carry on Screaming. nothing even comes close to the horror in that film.
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[andyscooter]

every one takes the piss when i say house of wax

not scary as such but disturbing

the superglued mouth and the finger being cut off with sidecutters
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[pinkyfloyd]

There was a low budget movie out called "the haunted." Its a 1991 movie and I wish I could get a trailer for it. I know the full movie is on youtube here.

Basic story is about a family who didnt believe in ghosts until they moved into a victorian house and were haunted by 3 ghosts and a demon. What makes it scary is the serious lack of special effects. There are some seriously eerie bits in the movie that just send the chills up your spine. After that then the rest of the movie just add to it.

Great fun. Theres not many movies that scare me, but this one did do a number on me.
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[duhawkz]

any one see the devil inside yet? that got some pretty good reviews I'm probably going to go and see that or contraband on wednesday when its 2 for 1.
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[TheDonUK]

Stephen Kings "IT" with Tim Curry as Pennywise the Clown.

As a child that was the only film to give me nightmares, obveously excluding the OTT spider crap at the end.
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[Deaks]

I saw the the trailer for 'The Devil Inside' a couple of weeks ago. That shit me right up.

I'm a complete wuss when it comes to psychological thrillers and the like. Think my imagination is too active.
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[mr jamez]

One of my favourites and the most scary I can remember watching recently is "mirrors" with Kiefer sutherland. The monster at the end is pretty creepy and the way the demon attacks them is interesting
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[EazyDuz]

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[The Artist]

Eraserhead = just plain weird

Woman in black, I haven't seen but it can't live up to the play in the west end. Went to see it and it was awesome.

Insidious. Are you joking? That was the most "meh" horror film I have ever seen.