Scariest movies???

[brettn]

After watching the first hostel, i didnt think it could get any more gruesome, but Hostel 2made the first one look PG.

Hostel 2 was ing ty.

[holcs50]

Hostel?? Lol, that movie is tame compared to the movies hater suggested. These movies are made as exploitation films and a lot of them focus on human torture and depicting it in the sickest ways they can.


Guinea pig is just a 45 minute take on an asian dude slowly torturing and chopping up a chick. That's it.
I heard august underground is downright disgusting as it is similar and just shows the nastiest ways you could think of to torture someone.
Cannibal holocaust I heard is pretty foul-with nasty torture/kills.

Movies like these are really in their own class. Hostel and movies like that actually put in a little story and dialogue to where these are just made to see how sick they can be.

[xellos88330]

Exorcist by a long shot for me. That movie still freaks me the out. It's something to do with unnatural body contortions... that scares the out of me. I avoid circus side shows.

[SA210]

Pet Semetary

[SA210]

Pet Semetary

This scared the out of me when I was a kid.

Zelda from "Pet Semetary".

[The Gemini Method]

What other version is there?

And yes, Audition and the Guinea Pig series rate very high on the ed-up- ometer.

There is a Korean version under a different name--you know, same concept but different style and not at least in the same breath as the Japanese vers.

[hater]

Rosemary's Baby, yeah, definitely scary. Also, Repulsion for another old scary classic.

and Audition not scary??? what could be more scary than a nice looking chick coming to your house and ending up playing with your body parts??? I still have yet to see that movie twice

[hater]

oh and noone has commented on In My Skin. Watch it, that takes the cake!

I mean... a chick that takes bathroom breaks during a business dinner to munch on herself?

[nkdlunch]

any film by David Lynch or David Cronnenberg. (my favorite directores)

any given film by them has at least 1 or 2 scenes that will you up.

Lynch - Mulholland Drive - the scene where they show who's in the dumpster behind the restaurant, I almost had a heartattack. Or the scene in the theatre. scary.

Cronnenberg - Videodrome - A guy finds a channel broadcasting snuff. Sick and twisted nonstop, almost has no comparison.

[SpursStalker]

Pet Semetary

Wimp ...

[JudynTX]

Wimp ...

[SA210]

Wimp ...

Nah, it was actually a good horror film. Better than any crap that's out these days.

[bostonguy]

The Strangers with Liv Tyler. The reason why I say this movie is because it was too close to home. In the woods and 3 masked people torment this couple. Then when Liv asked them "why are you doing this" and that masked chick responds "because you were home". Just freaky ass that was.

[Condemned 2 HelLA]

There is a Korean version under a different name--you know, same concept but different style and not at least in the same breath as the Japanese vers.

I knew that there was a sequel to Battle Royale (which was really weak), and I knew that there was a Korean version of the original version of The Ring. Never heard about the Korean BR though. I'll have to track that down.

[howbouthemspurs]

Alien is hands down the scariest movie I ever seen. It still freaks me out when I watch it!

[PakiDan]

I just saw Let The Right One In.... What a great flick!! I'm not saying it's the greatest, but it's by far one of the best vampire movies ever. The story is beautiful, the emotion, the cinematography. Wow! Go rent it.

[desflood]

I just saw Let The Right One In.... What a great flick!! I'm not saying it's the greatest, but it's by far one of the best vampire movies ever. The story is beautiful, the emotion, the cinematography. Wow! Go rent it.

I have that in my Netflix queue. You mean the original, right? I don't think they've made the inevitable watered-down American version yet.

Scary movies... I saw Candyman as a very young teenager and I still can't turn off the bathroom light until I'm all the way out of the room

[PakiDan]

I have that in my Netflix queue. You mean the original, right? I don't think they've made the inevitable watered-down American version yet.

Scary movies... I saw Candyman as a very young teenager and I still can't turn off the bathroom light until I'm all the way out of the room

Yeah... the Swedish Version. Absolutely amazing.