What is the most frightening film ever made?
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Hmm... Jaws or the Sixth Sense
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I think the scariest one I have seen was Thirteen Ghosts, that movie was sick and I haven't ever watched it again. Anytime it comes on tv, I don't watch it and if someone is watching the movie, I will leave the room. It really creeped me out.
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Last House on the Left is awesome!\n\nAnd yes Cannibal Holocaust is pretty disturbing, probably the most disturbing movie I've seen.\n\nFor plenty of rape (which often makes people uncomfortable) I'd say I Spit On Your Grave! is disturbing.\n\nTo a lesser extent, Bloodsucking Freaks.\n\nIn a different way, Rabid Grannies... title speaks for itself.
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I am watching the nastiest film ever.. On Film 4, Switchblade Romance... So gorey!!!!
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I love scary movies.  I think the following are scary...\nThe Ring\nTexas Chainsaw Massacre\nSaw\nExorcism of Emily Rose
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Poltergeist. IT IS THE SCARIEST, BEST MOVIE EVER AND I WILL SHOUT IT FROM EVERYWHRE, EVERY MOUNTAIN TOP, EVERY BUILDING TOP AND FROM EVERY ROOFTOP IN THE ENTIRE WORLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The Exorcist or the original The Shinning are the best horrors I think. House Of A 1000 Corpses is the best modern horror for me. There will be a new Halloween 'Micheal Myers' coming out next October made by the same guy who made House of a 1000 Corpses. That'll be good, I'm willing to bet.
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JAWS!\n\nI was only 11 when I saw it in the theater.....\n\nIt made such and impact on me that I was afraid of the bath tub for a short time!\n\n:)\nPeace
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The Exorcist...for sure\nThe Ring...omg\nFirday the 13th...the original\nTexas Chainsaw Massacre...the original\nThe Skelton Key..didn't expect to like it but did.
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Rosemary's baby, every silence, every voice in the distance, every door opening. Your heart is always in your throat. There is something there that accelerates a constant state of dread. It's just a great movie, check it out if you haven't.
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Psychological. It's just scarier to me. In "creature" horror films, I often find myself wishing that they didn't show the "creature," or beast, because then you're left to use your imagination, which is ultimately far more frightening. The thing about psychological horror flicks is that they're more likely to be scary all the way to the end, instead of just scary at the beginning and mediocre at the climax.
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To me it is "The Shining" by Stephen King and probably Jack Nicholsons best film.
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scared the heck out of me
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yes have you seen the grudge 2 scary
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Rosemary's Baby. (1968) A wonderfully creepy old school horror movie. I think it was Roman Pulanski's best work. It is not a gory movie, but very tense and suspenseful. Every sound, door creak, footstep left me on edge. There is a pretty intense rape scene, just to warn you. The lullaby that is sung at the beginning is truely creepy and sets the stage for this masterpiece. The whole movie just made me think and feel creepy things.  Somehow the whole scare part is done in a very subtle way.  Left me breathless the first time I saw it.  If they ever try and remake this movie I think I will boycott new horror films for the rest of my life.
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I would have to say the Normandy Invasion scene in Saving Private Ryan. That first 25 minutes is so intense. The guy walking around in the middle of a hail storm of bullets looking for his own arm, or the guy trying to hold his guts in while crying for his mother, those parts give me chills just thinking about them. That scene was so intense, there were grandmothers crying in the theater when I went to see it, it was that real.\n\nThe paradise in "What Dreams May Come" is the most unreal thing I have ever seen in a movie. It looked exactly like a painting, it was so trippy.
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Scary crap rules every time!