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i'm not really a horror movie fan....in fact i hate them, an eternal allergy towards them. so you could imagine my terror when i decided to sit through 'what lies beneath'.
one scene which scared the s**t out of me was when michelle phiffer(spelling) was in the bath tub and mr. ford tilted her upo and she turned....BLUE!!! made my heart miss about 1000000 beats!!
i haven't watched many horror films, but this stands out as the most scariest scene i've er.... seen
one scene which scared the s**t out of me was when michelle phiffer(spelling) was in the bath tub and mr. ford tilted her upo and she turned....BLUE!!! made my heart miss about 1000000 beats!!
i haven't watched many horror films, but this stands out as the most scariest scene i've er.... seen
Kar... i mean Magic_bullet
you hate 'em so much you make em?, especially this Friday at 5:30!
;)
'(.)'
you hate 'em so much you make em?, especially this Friday at 5:30!
;)
'(.)'
How about when the head rolled out of the hole in the sunken boat in Jaws? I remember the whole cinema jumping at that one when I went to watch it nearly 20 years ago.
Or the alien popping out of John Hurt's chest in the original Alien? An all-time classic movie moment which spawned a lot of cool T-shirts in the late 70s.
But being somewhat innured to shock movies now, I find the scary bits are the scenes that build up, then keep building up, to the monumental climaxes, which more and more often nowadays just don't seem to be as great as they used to be.
Wes Craven did some great work with the original Nightmare on Elm Street, with the last few seconds of the movie still holding some great surprises, but the followups just seemed to be more of the same.
I suppose more recently Scream was a good 'scary movie', but more fun than anything horrific. If I had to pick one great scary movie it would be Silence of the Lambs; Hannibal Lecter (Sir Anthony Hopkins) is definately the nastiest characters out of the lot of them.
Or the alien popping out of John Hurt's chest in the original Alien? An all-time classic movie moment which spawned a lot of cool T-shirts in the late 70s.
But being somewhat innured to shock movies now, I find the scary bits are the scenes that build up, then keep building up, to the monumental climaxes, which more and more often nowadays just don't seem to be as great as they used to be.
Wes Craven did some great work with the original Nightmare on Elm Street, with the last few seconds of the movie still holding some great surprises, but the followups just seemed to be more of the same.
I suppose more recently Scream was a good 'scary movie', but more fun than anything horrific. If I had to pick one great scary movie it would be Silence of the Lambs; Hannibal Lecter (Sir Anthony Hopkins) is definately the nastiest characters out of the lot of them.
I have a huge collection of Horror films and see many scary scenes over and over again - But the one scene that stands out in particular that spooks me isnt actually in a horror butin Alfred Hitchcocks The Birds, where they are all waiting on the climbing frame before attacking the townsfolk!! That was one chilling scene!!
i'm not really a horror movie fan....in fact i hate them, an eternal allergy towards them. so you could imagine my terror when i decided to sit through 'what lies beneath'.
one scene which scared the s**t out of me was when michelle phiffer(spelling) was in the bath tub and mr. ford tilted her upo and she turned....BLUE!!! made my heart miss about 1000000 beats!!
i haven't watched many horror films, but this stands out as the most scariest scene i've er.... seen
one scene which scared the s**t out of me was when michelle phiffer(spelling) was in the bath tub and mr. ford tilted her upo and she turned....BLUE!!! made my heart miss about 1000000 beats!!
i haven't watched many horror films, but this stands out as the most scariest scene i've er.... seen