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"the SCARIEST film of all time..."

I did the funniest film forum, now the scariest. Here are the likely candidates.

1. Hollow Man
The special effects, with the paint are great.

2. Scream
Old skool, but scary

3. Alien
Scary, scary, scary.....

4. The haunting
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

5. Your vote here.
Anything that scared you

6. Those devilish little Teletubbies.

Yeah, i was shown Alien when i was 10.........

In all seriousness, none of the modern-day films scare me. I've grown up watching films like Scream, which just present no fear to me. To me, they are more of an action theme, with the guns and all. But now, I like to watch the golden oldies, such as Halloween and Friday The 13th, now they were real horror movies. In films at present day, would you see too twins joined together by a man with spikes in his head? Ok, maybe that has a hint of possibility seeping thought, but then, would you see the two twins swallow up people? I don't think so. I really hope that the younger generation of people (yours truly included) appreciate the fact that just because a film is brand new and boasts excellent special effects makes it better than any Kurbic production or any Spielberg classic. It certainly doesn't and if you believe that, then you have been deeply misinformed my friend.

brad@specialreserve wrote:

The SpiceGirls Movie... Now that's scary

I'm sure after you've seen any film 30 times it starts to get scary Brad.

I like the Blair Witch, nice and moody.

Waiting to see the Blair Witch 2 now the book of shadows, ooooohhhhh :-)

The SpiceGirls Movie... Now that's scary

rattle snake3 wrote:
> The Birds......oh yeah!! Alfred Hitchcock film, load of killer birds attack
> people, saw it in 3-D in the USA. Good film.

I saw bits of it in 3D at Universal Studios in Orlando, it was damn impressive actually.

The Birds......oh yeah!! Alfred Hitchcock film, load of killer birds attack people, saw it in 3-D in the USA. Good film.

Actually the most scariest film Ive ever seen is in fact The Birds!! I dont know why, I guess its more psychological than anything!!

Blair Witch 2 is quite scary at times. But I wasn't actually scared, if you know what I mean.

Devils Advocate is the only film that has every really scared me - but I watched that on my own, in the dark.

dogbert wrote:
> Blair Witch was crap. It cost about a grand to make and wasnt scary at all. I
> reckon u should see House On Haunted Hill because it has a lot of scenes full
> off gore- Great!!

house on haunted hill is scary at al and that is why it is a 12