what's the scariest movie you've ever seen? i'm not asking which one you think is best, just which one honestly scared you the most.
picture related, almost shat my pants when i watched it the first time. second would be nightmare on elm street
>>64597182
Probably the grifter
>>64597182
Me too. But then I watched it as an adult and thought it was quite lame actually.
I can't think of any horror movie that has scared me as an adult though. However, like a junkie, I'm alway searching for that kick you got from watching horror as a kid.
When I was a kid I saw Dario Argento's Inferno, and it was the scariest shit I had ever seen. It was scary not only because of the horror elements, but because of the weird/surreal 70s aesthetic and typical unfitting but groovy Italian horror movie soundtrack. I had never seen anything that violent before.
I watched this and the other movies in the same series not too long ago and I really liked them. They're not really that scary to me anymore, but goddamn Suspiria and Inferno are visually beautiful. And as I said the soundtrack is groovy as fuck.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwVmHRlV_ls
>>64597897
Aw shit, wrong link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxPig78E844
>>64597182
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
There's a bleak finality to it that's never been equaled in these type of films.
Signs and the original the fly as a kid
>>64597182
Grave Encounters was pretty spoopy senpai
>>64597182
The 'murrican remake of The Ring made me not be able to sleep for a week. However I was 10 at the time, and it was my first real horror film.
Scariest in modern times is probably Gravity at the cinema. Only for the fact that it sort of actually can happen (the drifting away in space part).
Shit like ghosts and monsters aren't particularly scary when you grow up and understand that they don't fucking exist.
Sinister
Dont know why, it's just a generic horrorfilm. But that black-metal painted fucker is scary
>>64600415
>don't know why
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HEfWVc9Qk0
>>64597695
it's the only movie that still creeps me out as an adult
think it might just be trauma from seeing it when i was 8
>>64597182
Jacob's Ladder or Aliens
But, I watched them when I was fairly young.
problem child 2
>>64599341
Well that's like your opinion buddy.
>>64597182
I agree event horizon was pretty scary for a young kid like me
>>64597182
the paranormal movies are shit but they always spook me out especially when i'm watching them late at night alone
>>64597388
ancient meme
>>64597388
Dude... I literally had finally forgotten about that.. why...
>>64597388
never understood why that video was scary...bad editing and I could barely see what the fuck was going on....
>>64597182
yeah, my dad would allow me to watch almost anything when I was a kid, but he told me not to watch event horizon after seeing it first himself. of course I had to watch it and it scared me shitless
>>64601120
Ya I was 12 when Event Horrizon came out. Scared the shit out of me. I wonder how it holds up today.
I also remember watching this movie called The Relic that scarred me so bad I could not sleep. Watched it a few years ago and found it boring(ish) (I always like monsters)
The Thing (81) scared me but I loved and still like it. Aliens too.
>>64598179
This film is genuinely the closest I think anyone has gotten to capturing the sensations of a nightmare
The Blair Witch Project scared me so much as a child i had to leave the room. I was an extremely imaginative child so it was the worst movie for me
no other movie ever scared me like that
Is this Event Horizon thing some obscure /tv/ meme or is it actually worth watching?
All I can inquire about it is that it's just another critically panned Paul W.S Anderson film
>>64602060
Watch it and find out, newfriend.
The Descent.
It's top spooky.
>>64602106
>newfriend
>>>/b/
Kairo definitely.
Recently saw Vampyr. The shadow effects were especially unnerving. Really got to me. Was wondering what to watch next. Was thinking either The Phantom Carriage or Eyes Without a Face. Suggestions?
>>64600656
The lawnmower one was better. Fucking Sinister. Movie was a 9/10 when it was just about the home movies, but as soon as the spooky kids and boogyman got involved the movie took a serious nosedive to about a 1.5/10. Only movie that I've seen that ever had a drop like that was Begotten.
>>64602060
cosmic horror is the best horror
>>64597182
Nightmare on Elm Street. Atmosphere is what scares me the most, and that had a lot. The part where Freddy is walking down the alley and his arms elongate to block her escape, very upsetting.
>>64600891
I saw Jacob's Ladder for the first time when I was 5. I pretty much have PTSD from it now. Scene where the nurse's hat falls off and she has the strange growth, and the scene where the car almost runs him down and he sees the face shaking wildly through the window. Stuck with me for many years.
>>64601141
The only thing that scared me about it were the short recording they found of the original crew getting wiped out. That was fucking horrifying. The rest was just suspense.
inb4 Event Horizon is 40k prequel.
>>64597182
noroi
>>64600891
i remember watching jacobs ladder and being bored to bits. when /x/ was a new board and everyone talked about section 9 i watched that too (both these movies routinely appear on /tv/'s best ofs horror movies), literally one of the worst movies ive ever seen.
>>64597182
Fucking sleepaway camp ending, saw it yesterday for the first time and it scared me shitless as an horror movie never did in a looooong time
>>64597897
Dario Argento is fucking dope. His films are always an experience.
Thanks for the recc
>>64597923
Man Goblin are fucking perfect for Dario Argento's movies
>>64601210
Man the part in 3, I think, where the father turns on the lights and sees his mother in law and other people dressed in black performing some kind of ritual gave me the chills
>>64601996
I remember a friend of mine talking about it when I was in school (I can still remember her talking about the witch having like horse's hair all over) and then saw it with my uncle (I was really young) it gave me nightmares for years
In regards to the Nightmare on Elm Street series,
I was thinking I would just watch the ones which Wes Craven was involved in.
Anyone think I would I be missing out if I did this?
>>64597182
Event Horizon for me as well. It's hard to top, and scared the hell out of me when I was 10.
Night of the Demon from 1980. It's not really a scary movie but the camerawork looks like a fucking snuff movie and it has Bigfoot bothripping a guy's dick off while he's peeing in a bushandraping and impregnating a girl who then gives birth to a half-human half-bigfoot thing. Really a greasy and horrible movie
>>64606923
oh yeah vid related https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2UU2FShBoQ
>>64602060
marathon the first 10 minutes at least and then decide from there
>>64597182
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VG2aJyIFrA
>>64607423
>Using "marathon" in the context of using 10 minutes of your time
What the fuck is your attention span
>>64597182
TFA because it scared me away from star wars
>>64607505
Based Nicholas Meyer
Greatest low-budget director of all time, and saved Star Trek to boot
>>64602627
>The part where Freddy is walking down the alley and his arms elongate to block her escape
That scene will never not be eerie.
>TFW did way too much drugs
Jacob's Ladder
>>64602777
damn bro i cant imagine watching it that young
shit scared me straight
>>64602777
That movie was the first time I remember seeing that kind of shaky man business in a horror movie. The effect sure got copied to hell and back there for a while in other horrors.
>>64602060
It's pretty shit, mate. What a waste of good actors.
>>64603819
You're a whiny contrarian little faggot who should commit suicide
>>64600891
Guillermo del Toro turned me on that the other day on his twitter feed.
Holy shit.
>>64605121
Came here to post this, Imagine my mind trying to comprehend what I was watching when I watched it for the first time back when I was seven years old.
>>64599044
>spoopy
>>>/youtubecomments/
>>64597182
The Exorcist
Mothman Prophecies. The entire atmosphere of that movie unnerved me so much.
>>64602060
Chaos from WH40K played straight. Fairly scary, but not as good as it could have been, especially give such a strong cast. I really wish it had made more money, then we could get more cosmic horror and perhaps a legit Lovecraft movie.
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer. Especially the home invasion video; that shit creeped the fuck out of me.
One Hour Photo was also disturbing because it never occurred to me that developers know all these facets of our lives.
>>64597182
>decaying orbit
>inside neptunes atmosphere
what's the scariest movie you've never seen?
>>64602060
The torture shots alone make it worth it.
Someone post them.
>>64608404
silent hill
Oculus
Even Horizon has some great imagery but all in all is a pretty shitty horror film.
Some of the dialog and sound effects are downright laughable.
>>64611544
That movie produced by the fucking WWE had no right to be as good as it was.
no love for the evil dead remake? i thought that had some fucked up parts.
seeing fire in the sky too young spooked me for years
>>64597182
By far
.. in a straight horror sense not counting any faces of death type movie, which is more like gore
>>64611479
Silent Hill lifted a lot of things from Jacob's Ladder, yeah
>>64600891
>mfw watching Jacob's Ladder for first time
>mfw I'm in Landstuhl Regional Medical Center
>mfw just been medevaced from Iraq after IED
>mfw watching this shit tripped out on painkillers
>mfw they are showing this in a movie room to other wounded troops
Who the fuck thought this was a good movie to show to drugged up, likely still traumatized wounded service-members?
Honestly a true story.
>>64611479
>That movie
Why did you have to remind me that awful shit existed you worthless bastard
And then you imply that Silent Hill is not a series well known for lifting concepts from Jacob's Ladder
Kill yourself you disgusting millennial