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cant watch any horror films as i have a very nervous disposition when it comes to them...true story.

Hi!

the ending completely fucks with you. one of the most brilliantly shot films i've seen

Ever!

(since little knickers age)

Tristan are you still gonna make me watch that?

The majority is pretty scary but managagable, the end is just terror.

texas chainsaw massacre is the most scary i've seen. truly fucked up and disturbing.

still gives me nightmares.

don't care what anyone says

I found tres scary at various points

was the scariest film I've seen in the last 5 years or so.

doesn't scare me as much as the aftermath in my imagination

joey won't let me watch scary things before bed now cos i keep waving my arms about and screaming at things in my sleep..

Vanishing (original)
Threads

the shining
the orphanage

The Ring and the Grudge and the last 5 minutes of the Blair Witch Project fuck me up.

and the scene in Sixth Sense where the dead kid under the bed grabs his ankle.

Proper scary stuff.I actually turned it off half way true.

Yes it's become one of the clichéd "80's Horror Films" but that last bit on the lake has made me afraid of flange.

Seriously, I can no longer listen to Cancer by Mansun without feeling slightly nervous.

I've spent ages trying to convince my friends that it's the best end to a film ever. It's the cinematic equivalent of 'fuck you' but it has so much depth to it. Complete and utter horror.

Also Blair Witch Project, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the sloth bit in Seven

oh and Mulholland Drive, for this scene

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrO3pztBMHg&feature=related

;(

It's just basically Donald Sutherland following little red riding locks around the world, who then turns out to be a monster at the last minute.

I vote:

The Blair Witch Project

The Evil Dead (the first one everyone! the first one, ie.... not the one that was funny!)

The Ring and The Vanishing (the originals) are also creepy as fuck. For wildly different reasons.

is probably the only thing on film that's genuinely scared me rather than just made me jump.

That bit with the dogs = :'(

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2usJoHX798

The old original episodes of the x files with the guy who could squeeze through the air vents and small places freaked the shit outta me!

are disturbing

the really scary movies are things like Legally Blonde and How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days (shudder) and all those awful awful hollywood RomComs that make me feel physically ill at the thought of all those office monkeys around the globe who are so intellectually barren and emotionally stunted that they have to get their visceral shocks from Take A Break true stories of Cab Drivers That Kill or somesuch

THAT'S fucking scary

The Grudge
The last 15 minutes of Ring 0 are pretty fucked
The third Exorcist movie had some incredible moments too

where that guy's getting seduced by a nurse, i think it's in a mental home, in Freddy 2, she's well up for it, just about to get her snatch out, gets on the guy, starts kissing him then their tongues attatch and the mattress dissapears and it's fire, A BIT PIT OF FIRE. If i'm ever in bed and straddles and kisses me i think of this and freak out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlopRoLe_d4

absolutely terrified me. I watched it on my own, late at night and I had to pause it at one point and go and get something to eat to take my state of mind back into the real world because I was too scared. Also the bit with the dead woman in the bath made me feel physically sick.

Don't look now, however, left me cold. It seemed to have aged badly.

watched the shining and the blair witch project in one night. i thought she was going to have a cardiac arrest at one point, and i had literally curled into a ball by the last scene of the blair witch

Alien
(the vanishing, is really unsettling very powerful very depressing but im not sure about scary)
(evil dead 1 is gruelling and intense)
Psycho scared me when i was younger

Actually out of modern scaries 'the descent' is actually really rather good

even after seeing it countless times.

Haunted me for years.

The Orphange, even though it's quite schlocky - gave me really bad dreams.