What is your favorite scary movie?

I'm not a fan of gross horror movies either. Gore is not my thing.

I mean fear is good sometimes,but I do not find scary movies fun,but that is cool that you find fun in being scared with your friends,and I hope you continue to find fun in being scared.

oh yeah definitely. I never get tired having fun with scary movies. Although I seldom watch anymore as it is rather draining. I mean all your energy goes to you shrieking and all. Then your heart get so pumped up on scary scenes.

I dunno. I guess I just enjoy the idea of being scared. But of course I want to do this with my friends. It would be more fun if a lot of you would shriek altogether. I find it really entertaining if the movie is able to frighten me and my friends. Although at the end of it, all of us would get paranoid or probably so frightened that no one would go to the comfort room alone. We usually laugh at each other's reaction or how we shrieked. Then we would talk about it endlessly. Sometimes we even scare each other by shocking the other one. This is one of our idea of fun. :)

Hey I forgot to include that one. This is also one of those scary gory movies that I enjoyed watching. Have you seen the trailer of the recent Nightmare on Elm Street. I think it is on the gory category already. Most of the scenes are those that involves limbs tearing apart and etc. They are reliving Freddie again. I think nothing beats the first. I was so scared of that idea when that girl who exercises a lot became a cockroach slowly as her limbs become those of a cockroach. That was really gross. I guess the cockroach thing scares me more. I just hate cockroach. They are so dirty. I don't quite like the other series anymore. I find it boring especially the one which Freddie had a rival, Jason the serial killer. It was kind of fiction already. I mean it was far fetch from reality. Unlike the first one, it was creepy to think that you're nightmare is becoming real.

oh yes. That's what makes it even more scary. Because when we are having a nightmare, it seems everything is really real. That concept which they applied in a movie made an appeal which makes it even more scarier. The fact that we can relate makes us vulnerable to that idea of our nightmare becoming real. If I am just a child, I would definitely be so afraid to sleep as I might have a nightmare and everything would just become real.

You should watch it. I like the part where the woman was going down the emergency stairs upside down. It was really freaky.

You just scared me out again, i have tried to watch that movie so many times and still it puts my hair aloft everytime i watched it. Exorcist was scary to and amityville but nothing can compare to the simplicity of this hooooorifying movie, its like a real life, reality or actually true in the sense there was not much film tricks that i was able to relate to the situation.

hahaha...probably you are imagining samara crawling out of your monitor right? Hey don't get upset. You should keep on watching that movie so that you could get over with samara. I actually did that. Before I was so afraid to watch The Ring again. I was mortified on how Samara moves. It is like her bones were breaking apart as she walks toward the camera or something. It was really horrific. It was only on my third or fourth time watching that movie that I was able to watch Samara without any nightmares or paranoid idea that she might be at my back. heheh

Carrie..hmm sounds familiar to me. Is this something about a woman who is actually an alien? I'm not really sure. =)

really? is that a new one? I actually haven't heard of it but i guess i can check it out. there are a lot of scary movies, those that are directed in the States, which usually showcases s3x as part of the movie. I actually don't get the connection the need to show these scenes as the movie is a scary one and not a love stoy. =) I guess that would fall to a gory movie again since you mentioned a scene of having the girl chopped the guy into pieces, right? I just remembered I do want to check out Drag to Hell. A lot of people have said that it was scary as well. I hope no gory part please.

That is so right. Sometimes the plot of the story of these gory movies are actually simple. And usually those who kill are either serial killers or psychological killers. They concentrate more in scaring the viewers through all this tearing apart of body parts and etc. They zoom in even more with all those blood dripping and skin stretching. Gosh I just can't take all those. I too would rather go with these horror films than watching all those guts spilled every other 15 minutes.

Maybe this is the reason why I didn't pursue a Medical course. I just couldn't take gory stuff such as limbs being torn apart or humans being dissected. I was definitely so mortified with Saw 1. or that part of Saw where this guy was placed in a cross. Then everything started twisting. First his feet then his hands and lastly his head. It was so gross. I haven't tried watching Asian gory movies. Probably I won't have plans to watch them since I know it would definitely be more gory. Another reason that I don't want to watch gory movies is that I could not appreciate the movie well. Since most of the time, I am either hiding in a pillow, or closing my eyes or just turning my back. It would have been better if I had just slept instead of making myself go through all that trauma. :)

not really. I hope I could rent that one. I'll try in my local place if they do have that movie. So far the only Exorcist I watch was the one with that girl doing the spider thing. I haven't watch any series of Exorcist after that. I think there is Exorcist 5 already. Was the effects for scary movie that good already in the 1970's? Because for me, what makes a movie scary is how it is able to portray the scary stuff in a way like it is real. I have this local movie which I watch when I was like 9 or 10 as well. I was so frightened at that time although their effects were not that good. When I watch that movie again today, instead of being scared, I was laughing the whole time. Their ghosts and monsters look so funny. It was hilarious. I just kept on laughing till the end of the movie.

I really don't like Saw no matter what. I just don't like the idea of him killing all those people. Okay, let's say it was given that those people he is killing are actually sinners. But that doesn't give him the right to judge and impose those heinous punishment just to make his point. I just don't agree with it. He himself should go through with all the ordeal that all his victims went through. He deserve it more. I'm not judging or anything but it just ain't right.

Oh yeah. But isn't it that it is more of a suspense rather than a scary one. Although I do like scream. The suspense was really killing me. And I was at my feet all the time. I was shrieking endlessly.

I guess I just can't take all the gory part. I wasn't scared, I just couldn't take it. It was more of a suspense rather than being a scary one.