[Glenn.]

Title says it all.

[Vicky.]

Tie between scream and saw

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

drag me to hell

[Stu]

I've seen episodes of Drake & Josh that terrified me more than a Scream movie. They aren't horrors at all. Teen horrors, maybe, but that's an entirely different genre IMO.

[ButterflyGirl]

Poltergeist or The Shining.

[KG.]

28 Days Later or The Silence of The Lambs.

REC, The Shining and Saw 1 are close behind.

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Originally Posted by KG.

28 Days Later or The Silence of The Lambs.

REC, The Shining and Saw 1 are close behind.

this

-always forgets this for some reason-

[Josy]

The Hills Have Eyes
The Thing
Friday the 13th
28 Days Later
The Howling
Pet Cemetary

['Conor]

Scream or Scream 4

[Mac Hiavellian]

Originally Posted by 'Conor

Scream or Scream 4

Same! Even though I think Scream 2 was perhaps scarier than Scream 4 I'm rarely ever scared of scary movies. Scream and Scream 4 were the 2 most original scary movies I've seen.

[Novo]

Rec

[Smithy]

2

[Marsh.]

I'd say Scream, but I really like them as black comedies. Not really into the straight horrors, they're either really bad low budgets with bad acting or too over the top. So I prefer the ones that don't take themselves seriously.

[reece(:]

scream 4 and sorority row

[Niamh.]

The Ring

[GypsyGoth]

Maybe Silent Hill.

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Society, May, Dawn of the dead and Day of the Dead

[RtooDee2]

Rec
The Thing
Halloween (original)
Them
Wolf Creek
Misery
Texas Chainsaw (original)
30days of Night
Near Dark
Manhunter

[Stu]

In terms of actually being scared Paranormal Activity is the only one that ever got to me. As much as I'd love to be a man about it and admit it is just a movie I did switch on the light halfway through it.

Though it's scary bits towards the climax end up just becoming funny so I was just as well off with leaving the light alone but it's all about the anticipation in a movie like that I guess.