scary movies?

As a request from the woman Im on a mission to find an uber-scary movie. preferably newer, 90s-00s(IMO older horror movies are too cheesy to be taken seriously) Im supposed to have one by tonight, ahh! help keep me outta the doghouse, guys!

 

stephen kings IT or Texas Chainsaw Massacare (the older one).

those two movies scared the trash out of me!!


edit: if you want a movie thats scary but really messes with your head... check out the movie session 9

 

ive been recommended to watch Jeepers Creepers. I read some stuff on it and it looks pretty good. any one seen this?

 

no, no and no! i worked at video store for almost 3 yrs and that was the lamest cheesiest horror movie ever... well at least the end

 

Dyamond's right, ''Jeepers Creepers'' is kinda lame.
The ''Grudge 2'' was pretty spooky.

 

so seeing as ur a girl and all, if you had told ur bf to find a super scary movie, would Stephen King's IT have met ur requirements? lol

it looks pertty good

 

One of the best new scary movies I've seen is called "Pulse"

It's very up to date, 2006 I believe and it's creepy enough to have her get close on the couch.

 

IT would work. Huh...she doesn't want cheesy horror movies, that's too bad. Those are my specialty.

The Grudge
The Others
The Skeleton Key

Shoot...I really can't think of any more that are actually scary. I've been addicted to cheesy horror movies since I was about twelve.

 

yes.. IT would definatly work... be forewarned it's a fairly long movie

 

i think your right... I remember when i watched it, it was on two video tapes. Im sure its on DVD by now.

 

lol. i actually had nitemares for months over this stupid movie and let me tell you.. i sure stayed away from drains for a good while roflmao

 

hahaha @ clowns.

It wasnt just the sewer, there was the shower drain and the bathroom sink drain... luckily i never saw jaws

 

Beaches now that's a scary movie Bette Midler can make Stevie Wonder flinch!

 

IT - definately :eek (about 3 hrs, depending on the version)

I have the book, but I'm not game to read it - the movie was scary enough

Keep your eyes peeled for a young Seth Green (Richard 'Richie' Tozier - Age 12)

Way back when I was a young lad, The Amityville Horror movies were :eek too

 

Yup. All the good ones are, IMO. The Shining and Storm of the Century are excellent films, and both are made for TV movies. One of them is two double-sided DVDs, can't offhand remember which one and I'm too lazy to go look.

*Obviously I don't mean the original movie version of The Shining with Jack Nicholson, but the later one with Steven Weber. WAY better if you've read the book.

 

Saw 3, hand down

 

None of what were mentioned were scary to me.

Pulse was entertaining, I did like it. I dont classify it as scary though.

I thought 13 Ghosts was scary. Also the first Grudge and the Ring.

 

not a horror movie but a sci-fi one i thought was pretty scary was the second alien movie. the bit were they had the motion detectors and they were inside the room.:eek

 

Dont get it there is a conspiracy to sell this crap movie,the director just got drunk halfway through and forgot what film he was doing,its a steaming pile of doggy do,make sure you physically hurt the person who recommended it also or give me thier address :banghead

I agree with ALIENS that first sprang to mind if it doesnt scare you its tense BLAIRWITCH PROJECT you love it or hate it I guess I liked it,very scary if you dont question it,beer helps MOTHMAN PROPHECIES based on a true story which adds to it,spooky and a good flick

I'll think of some more

 

It was more creepy than scary I agree. The Grudge was scary. Also I thought Exorcisim of Emily Rose was scary if you can get through the legal scenes.

 

Jacobs Ladder,I remember it as being really spooky with some scary strange images and scenes in,maybe some members can chip in as I'm not quite sure its been a while confused

 

I tried very hard to understand and/or care about the characters in that movie...and in the end I just gave up. I could see where they were trying to go, but the whole thing just rang false to me and I ended up with a "ho hum, what's next" attitude by the end.

Not that I expected it to have been absolutely real (after all, there is the understood suspension of disbelief when watching movies), it just felt hollow and shallow to me.

 

LOL kestrelIts not so much its bad film there are lots of bad films,its that you cant forget it,people keep bringing it up and recommending it and now theres a sequel :cry

 

"Re-Animator" or "The Lost Boys", also any Hammer film is good too.

 

my list? when i was very young the first 'king kong', then 'quatermass', psycho, the first carrie scared me witless, the original 'slither'. the 'texas chainsaw massacre',' the hills have eyes' and 'dawn of the dead'. recently?..... hubby says 'house of a thousand corpses', but i cant remember the last time a film frightened me. ...
oh, and the first alien and 'thing'.

as far as books go,...dreamcatcher gave me nighmares, as did 'geralds game' both by steven king.