[Smithy]

All in the title

[Tony Montana]

The Shining.

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

A serbian film or megan is missing

[Beso]

Human centipede.

[Beso]

Moving to america
Manchester
Nerer ending story.
Liar liar
The scarlett pimpernell

[Beso]

All these lists and things...we defo need alf back to make some polls.

[Smithy]

Originally Posted by Fetch The Bolt Cutters

A serbian film or megan is missing

Are either of these scary or are they just disturbing?

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Originally Posted by Smithy

Are either of these scary or are they just disturbing?

Disturbing but i don’t really find films scary

I think the conjuring 2 has scared me the most

[LaLaLand]

Originally Posted by Tony Montana

The Shining.

Same probably.

Even after many viewings, there’s something about it that gives me the creeps. The isolation, those corridors... *shudders*

[Barry.]

Halloween.

[Cal.]

The Hills Have Eyes
Wrong Turn
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The Amityville Horror

They’re the only films that have ever ‘scared’ me.

[Glenn.]

Insidious scared the **** out of me ngl

[Zizu]

Chainsaw Massacre.... I turned it off after about 5 minutes ( the butcher’s hook scene )


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[Amy Jade]

Scary (jumpy)

• The Conjuring
• Sinister
• The Descent (the first creature view STILL makes me jump)
• Insideous
• The Hills Have Eyes (remake)
• Inside

Scary (messed up avoid them all)

• August Underground series (literally repulsive I ff so much of it)
• A Serbian Film
• Irréversible
• Cannibal Holocaust
• Saló
• Be My Cat: A Film for Anne

[Babayaro.]

Honestly, The Conjuring.

It might not be so special now, but at the time, the hype + the late night screening added to its fear factor

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Babayaro.

Honestly, The Conjuring.

It might not be so special now, but at the time, the hype + the late night screening added to its fear factor

The part when the girls are scared in bed and it zooms in on the demon on the wardrobe made everyone at the screening I saw crap themselves, such a good moment!

[Tom4784]

I don't find a lot of modern horror films scary and the only one that has scared me in years, ironically is one that other people don't find scary and that's The Babadook. Something about that film unsettled me deeply, I can't explain why.

Most of the older films that scarred me when I was little don't scare me now although one of them scarred me so much that I've never gone back to watch it, even now.

[Gstar]

I’ve always found Jeepers Creepers scary (still iconic though)

[Crimson Dynamo]

Jaws

[Oliver_W]

I don't know if this makes much sense but I find "wrong voices" scary

Like in the Exorcist, and randomly enough, in the Doctor Who episode Eleventh Hour when Prisoner Zero was getting confused with all the mouths, with the mum and her kids and the man with his dog Obviously I didn't have nightmares or anything but it really got under my skin.

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Gstar

I’ve always found Jeepers Creepers scary (still iconic though)

I thought it was scary at the start but as soon as I saw it was a creature it lost me a bit.

Although the scene in the prison when it breaks into the cells and is eating the prisoner is creepy as hell

[Dogeatdog]

I don’t really watch many scary films they just don’t really interest me that much but the sun bed scene in Final Destination 3 freaked me out. I will never use one of those things