What are the scariest movies from the years 2000-2006?
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The Grudge\nThe Texas Chainsaw massacre - remake (way better than the original)
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Meaning scariest movie?  The Shining.  The original with Jack Nicholson.
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I saw this film in the 70s when I had 2 babies it scared me shitless then and just thinking of it now scares me ,it honestly ruined my life in away as there was trouble in the middle east then .I dont know about the cyanide pill,but I suppose they would have to do something like that.
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It has been soooo long since i watched a movie that ACTUALLY scared me... i love the whole adrenaline thing but can't seem to get it anymore...
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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 haven't seen many scary movies this year, but I did see "When A Stranger Calls", which wasn't very good, and "An American Haunting" that was pretty creepy and entertaing.
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Event Horizon.  It scared the crap out of me and I had to get rid of it.
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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 Prince of Darkness. Somewhat older now, bu really creepy!
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i think the first scary movie is the best!  well, Anna Faris is pretty funny in all scary movies.. =)
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The original terrified me for a long time.  The first 20 minutes still freaks me out.  Oh...and have you checked the children lately?\n;)
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Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.  I loved that movie (still do), but I was scared of Willy Wonka when I was a kid.  I had nightmares about him throwing me into the Chocolate River.\n\nWatcher in the Woods was freaky too - I love that movie
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I dont agree with a lot of Blondie's movies being scary....but thats just an opinion.\n\nOld School scares:  Psycho (1960) The Birds (1963) Rosemary's Baby (1969) The Omen (1976)  \n[i'm looking forward to the remake of the omen that is coming out on 6-6-06.  hopefully they dont screw it up like lots of others]\n\nNew School scares: Jurassic Park (1993)[Come on- the first time you saw it you know it made you jump!]  The Others (2001) Dead Alive (aka Braindead) (1992)  Se7en (1995) [scary cause it is semi-realistic that someone can do something like this]  \n\nAsian Horror Favorite-  Everyone recommends Ringu and Ju-On because they are the asian versions of the American remakes, but they have only gained notoriety for that fact and there are way better Asian horror films.  I think the best asian horror film I have seen in a long time is called "A Tale of Two Sisters"  Great movie, and much more suspenseful than Ringu, Ju-On or the asian Dark Water.\n\nUnfortunatly there are many better old school horror movies.  I think horror has dropped off since the late 70's early 80's.  everything today is done with gore and trys more for shock value than actual scares.  Movies like Saw and Hostel weren't scary in the same way the classiscs like Psycho and Halloween are scary.  I mean I dont fear being chained in a basement or being tortured on vacation but I do fear people hiding in closets, stalking me, or haunting me.  Times have changed......
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1) texas chainsaw massacre remake\n2)wrong turn\n3)the descent\n4)hills have eyes remake\n5)freddy v jason
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You are thinking of "The Haunting" 1963, starring Julie Harris and Claire Bloom.  I think it is available on DVD.\n\nIt scared me a lot as a kid too.
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scary movie if you want her to sit close to you  :-)
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These movies scared me when I was little these are the good old movies they do not make them like this anymore.\nMike, a young teenage boy who has just lost his parents, is afraid to lose his brother. This fear causes him to follow his brother to a funeral, where Mike witnesses the Tall Man lift a coffin on his own. Mike decides to investigate and discovers a horrible world where the Tall Man, along with his flying spheres, shrink the to half their normal size and reanimate them as slaves. It is then up to Mike, his brother, and Reggie the ice cream man to stop the Tall man. \n\n Mike cannot decide what is real and what isn't, and is plagued by vivid nightmares. He gets the shock of his life when he watches, with binoculars, the conclusion of the funeral of his older brother's friend--the mortician (the Tall Man), by himself, lifts the casket into the back of a hearse. Mike heads to the grounds of the mortuary, which is home to very bizarre happenings, including a unique security device. Enlisting the help of brother Jody and ice cream salesman Reggie, Mike attempts to vanquish the Tall Man.