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What is your scariest film youve evr seen?... Yep im asking you guys to tell me, if you ask me ill say Jeepers Creepers and Jeepers Creepers 2. They are really scary and got lots of gory bits, ew. I want too no.
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lcarus wrote:
> Super Mario Bros. Ypshi scared the pants off me.
erm...funny stuff
> Super Mario Bros. Ypshi scared the pants off me.
erm...funny stuff
darkcrystal wrote:
> Not a film, but seeing Ghostwatch when I was 10 was the most scared
> I've ever been.
I seem to be alone in realising that was fake at the time...The only one to notice that the program had a cast list in the Radio Times and on the end credits that listed the actors names and the person they were playing...yet people still seemed to think it was all real.
> Not a film, but seeing Ghostwatch when I was 10 was the most scared
> I've ever been.
I seem to be alone in realising that was fake at the time...The only one to notice that the program had a cast list in the Radio Times and on the end credits that listed the actors names and the person they were playing...yet people still seemed to think it was all real.
Apple Crumble wrote:
> Scary Films aren't scary.
So, wouldn't they be just be called "Films" then?
I'd love to waltz about an pretend I wasn't scared by movies, as that would make me look super cool on a chat forum full of people I've never met, yet seem to need to impress with my utter coolness at not being frightened at movies, however, this would be lying.
The Thing, when I first watched it gave me nightmares, it still does creep me out to this day thanks to carpenters great use of disturbing sounds that the creature makes. An excellent movie.
> Scary Films aren't scary.
So, wouldn't they be just be called "Films" then?
I'd love to waltz about an pretend I wasn't scared by movies, as that would make me look super cool on a chat forum full of people I've never met, yet seem to need to impress with my utter coolness at not being frightened at movies, however, this would be lying.
The Thing, when I first watched it gave me nightmares, it still does creep me out to this day thanks to carpenters great use of disturbing sounds that the creature makes. An excellent movie.
Not a film, but seeing Ghostwatch when I was 10 was the most scared I've ever been.
Scary Films aren't scary. 'Tis a fact.
There are a few that are 'jumpy' such as Gothika, 13 Ghosts etc...
Scary Films are just there to have the mick taken out of them.
Look at the likes of 'Scary Movie' and 'Shaun of the Dead' Brilliance.
There are a few that are 'jumpy' such as Gothika, 13 Ghosts etc...
Scary Films are just there to have the mick taken out of them.
Look at the likes of 'Scary Movie' and 'Shaun of the Dead' Brilliance.
Poltergeist scarded the crap out of me when i was about 7 too, 6th sense happened to catch me off gaurd. But the most scariest would probably be Event Horizon.
Super Mario Bros. Ypshi scared the pants off me.
poltergeist scared the hell out of me when i was about 7. it aint scary to me no more though
I don't find Horror films the remotest bit scary, I haven't been scared by a film since I was 6...that was Nightmare On Elm Street.
Your conception.
The camera made my ass look big even with your mum's legs wrapped around it.
The camera made my ass look big even with your mum's legs wrapped around it.
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