Most chilling scenes in films ever?
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One scene that always gives me goosebumps is from the original 1979 "When a Stranger Calls".  It's when Jill receives the call from the sargent telling her the source of the menacing phone calls she's been getting.  It's a classic scene.
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the notebook\nrunning scared\nv for vendetta\nbenchwarmers\nshes the man
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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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History of Violence - Both love scenes especially the one on the staircase - It was spectacular.\nIt was between Viggo Mortensen and Maria Bellos (I'm sure I am not spelling their name right)\nFor those who haven't seen the movie - You have to. To me it was the best movie of the year.
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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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The one that scared me the most was the Original Texas Chainsaw Massacre.\n\nBut Best? The Shining\n\n(These are the only 2 movies that I consider "scary")
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Black Christmas.  \n\nIt came out in 1974 when I was 10 years old.  It was the scariest movie then, and I think still the scariest movie ever.  \n\nHere is a link.  Margot Kidder plays a school girl in it.\n\n http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071222/
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Requiem for a Dream - that is the most disturbing movie I have ever seen.  After it was over, I sat with my mouth hanging open for five minutes.
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The dreadlocked twins in "The Matrix Reloaded" \npowder-haired hit man in "Foul Play" \npasty zombies in "The Omega Man"\nsadistic killer in "Cold Mountain" \nwicked executioner in "The Princess Bride"
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try here and good luck, that one scene was scarry to watch
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I would say Betty..but then I keep getting the image of Rosie O'Donnel in her Betty costume from the movie..and I cannot stop shivering...
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Man, that's a hard one. But I think "Baby Jane" is the\ncampiest, if not for the movie itself, because of the\nback story of Betty Davis and Joan Crawford hating each \nother!
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The one with a girl named Cemetery Mary or something like that. The part when these teenagers talk about passing her along a road and seeing nothing but  a completely black void where her face should be, with glowing eyes, has always given me the creeps!
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Spielberg's A.I. (Artificial Intelligence) has a superb under-the-ice sequence towards the end.\nYou get to see New York encased by ice, and it is visually quite thrilling.
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The other guy in Silence of the lambs,I can't remember his name.Hannibal Lecter was scary but the other guy freaked me out even more,all that cutting up girls skin to make clothes........creepy
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Yes.  Great movie.  Although Nancy's voice can REALLY grate on me, I think that grating nature helps to preserve some of the band's perspective on what happened.  Always amazed that it is Gary Oldman playing Sid.\n\nFav scene is probably when Nancy gives Sid a chain with a lock on it.  He puts it around his neck, closes the lock, and asks for the key.  She responds "What key?"\n\nClassic.
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Snatch\nThe Astrount's Wife\nButterfly Effect\nThe Devil's Advocate\nPi\nThe Ninth Gate\nThe Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind\n\nI can think of lots more...but try alll of the above mentioned, you won't regret.\nThey'll keep you intense up to the very end...maybe more!!