scary movies

I was brought up by puritans on a scottish island so the 'whicker man' is like a picnic to me and i enjoy horrors rather than being afraid. Good horrors are few and far between but the last good one i saw was 'Descent' about a group of girls potholing. The film that gives me the most chills was 'Dr strangelove' because firstly Reagan then the Bush's and now obama all give me a shudder of fear as i think how they could all fit in to that movie's scenario.

Lately, I watch Paranormal activity 3, it wasn't that scary as the second one though. So, I would pass that one. What other scary movies I saw, it was none recently. Lately, I wasn't in fond of horror movie though. Maybe I am growing older and older, I felt that I couldn't handle the horror anymore.

Im typing this so fast since this is such a great question. Scary movies and getting creeped out appeal to me when I feel numb and my emotions just come to a halt. So I've seen a lot of scary movies in my life, one of the first and most interesting one I saw, was "The Ring", followed closely by its sequel "The Ringo Birthday" and "The Grudge". There is something about those walking pale corpses with their black hair covering their faces that has now become comfortable for me to sit through, as I've seen all three movies several times, with great interest. I feel as if I could just give a big hug to Samara herself. I also have to add, that "The Exorcist", "Paranormal Activity" Series and other such scary movies are nothing compared to "The Grudge" and "The Ring". Please oh please tell me that you have seen the afore-mentioned favourites of mine so that we can launch into a deep giggly conversation about past memories and delve into our secret pleasures of Television experience. Yours Truly, JZIAKHAN, Happy Mylotting.

I actually don't watch scary movies. Though I was able to watch one and from that time on I don't watch any scary movies anymore. I know it is just a movie but to tell you honestly I am that scared. It doesn't matter if you call me coward but you could not push me watch this kind of movie anymore.

The scariest movie that have ever seen was the "The Grudge 2" last 2006. I love horror movies but this one was very different for me because you cant hide anywhere they will show up even in a small shadow or under your blanket. Also I got scared because I watched this movies alone.

The scariest so far was Ringu (The Japanese version of The Ring.) and a Filipino movie in the 80's... (I'm Filipino, BTW!) Ang Babae sa Banga (The Woman in the Urn). Really made me wet my pants and I wasn't able to sleep without someone beside me for a month!

Maybe it was because I was a child, but I think The Watcher in the Woods was one of the scariest movies I ever saw. It was eerie. And it was from Disney. My sister rented it as an adult to see if it spooked her just as much as it used to, and she said it did.

scary movies are sometimes good to watch.

Hello psychoartist! Most scary films I've ever watched are created by Japanese and remake by other countries but none of them bit the original. Ju-On: The Grudge (2003) is one of the most scariest film so far and when the American remake it they didn't justify the entire film. Japanese actors and actresses face are much more expressive plus the way they deliver their lines, though we depend on subtitles.

Hi psychartist, I must say that I really dislike scary gordy movies. even when I was young I did not like them...I can do almost any other movie but not scary...and I don't like movies with lots of bleeding from body parts being cut up....HUH!!!!!! My grandson alway say;s to me "nana, I will watch it with you" and I always have to turn him down as well....lol

Hmm, can't really think of any really scary movies. However, when I was a child, I was terrified by the television commercials for, 'Rosemary's Baby' and 'It's Alive!' These commercials terrified me. I can still imagine them. There is a program that terrifies me, although it is not thought of as a movie in the normal sense of the word. When George W. Bush was the President of the United States of America, I looked to his State of the Union addressess with great trepidation and horror! When he was actually delivering his address, I vacillated between wild fits of laughter (as if watching a comedy) crying (as if watching the saddest drama) and horror (mixed with outrage.) I often wonder if at the end of the film, The Blair Witch Project, when the person is standing and shaking and crying, if they had just been exposed to one of W's State of the Union addresses?

i do not usually like scary movies- i prefer action adventure films and educational documentaries. there are a few movies i really like in the horror variety, hitchcock's psycho, the shining and saw part 1. i saw a movie a few years ago called hostel- have you seen it? it was not so much scary but very gruesome- the images stayed in my mind long after i saw the film. there was an old series on tv from the 60's called boris karloff presents- thriller. very well made and well acted. buy it on dvd if you can- some episodes are scary even today.

I have seen some but usually I do not find them scary. It is not that I used to find them scary earlier and now I am not. The movies literally do not have a scary impact on me as far as I remember. I think it is real difficult task and would require a lot of creative effort and special effects to make a movie that we can call scary considering the maturity of mind these days and evolving further. Hopefully we would get some for sure in future.