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Big Pudge
10-04-2002, 03:21 PM
what movie literally made u scared? or creeped the shit out of u?

for me its FIRE IN THE SKY (based on a true story about alien abduction, its a shame it isnt on DVD yet) than BLAIR WITCH PROJECT (when i saw it i thought it was real, soo naturally it was pretty freaky)!

Adam J. Hakari
10-04-2002, 04:02 PM
SIGNS came the closest. I didn't get to sleep till 6 in the morning after seeing it.

As for movies that aren't on the list, THE OTHERS made me jump into the projection booth on a couple occasions.

dannywalker17
10-04-2002, 04:11 PM
I voted for Blair Witch Project, but the movie that probably scared the most crap out of me was EVENT HORIZON.:eek:

RogueSpear
10-04-2002, 04:17 PM
I voted for Halloween because it's my favorite horror movie, but Signs and The Blair Witch Project were both very creepy as well...

EBastard
10-04-2002, 04:25 PM
Tales From The Hood. Especially the story about the corupt cops and the dead minister. Glitter, The Blair Witch Project, What Lies Beneath...those were pretty funny though.

the movie guy
10-04-2002, 04:39 PM
I didn't vote.

My vote WOULD go to The Thing, however. (Remake, of course.) I wasn't scared shitless, but I was scared.

Also, I haven't seen these yet, but I think Fire in the Sky and Communion would scare me shitless.


(Fine, I voted for Signs, but you should always put an "other" option, Pudge. Great avatar though.)

the movie guy
10-04-2002, 04:42 PM
I didn't vote.

My vote WOULD go to The Thing, however. (Remake, of course.) I wasn't scared shitless, but I was scared.

Also, I haven't seen these yet, but I think Fire in the Sky and Communion would scare me shitless.

Big Pudge
10-04-2002, 05:28 PM
Originally posted by the movie guy
I didn't vote.

My vote WOULD go to The Thing, however. (Remake, of course.) I wasn't scared shitless, but I was scared.

Also, I haven't seen these yet, but I think Fire in the Sky and Communion would scare me shitless.


(Fine, I voted for Signs, but you should always put an "other" option, Pudge. Great avatar though.)

thanx bro, i tried to put an other option as soon as i thought about it, it was to late, if a mod would like to throw in an OTHER part of the poll, it would be very much appreciated, ,thanx!

LAW
10-04-2002, 05:46 PM
For this poll, Fire in the Sky get's my vote for the whole needle coming at your eye-alien experimenting stuff.

When I was young, I hated to watch Charlie and the Chocolate Factory because every time Augustus Gloop got sucked up the chocolate pipe I would freak out and cry because I thought it was so horrifying. My asshole brothers used to not let me leave the room and would laugh at me.

Nightmare on Elm St is the all-time most scary movie I have ever seen. Doesn't seem so scary today, but the 1st time I saw it, the lights were on in my bedroom all night for about 6 months. NO exaggeration there folks.

Honorable mention: The Serpent and the Rainbow

pat00139
10-04-2002, 09:11 PM
I'd say Suspiria, but because it's not there, Blair Witch.

Sunshine
10-04-2002, 11:42 PM
All of these scared the shit outta me.... ESPECIALLY GLITTER.

But I'm voting for The sixth sense.

Hey... where's The others?

Kastman
10-05-2002, 02:07 AM
I votd for the mothman prophecies.

While it didnt actually scare me, the whole atmosphere was freahing creepy. Awesome movie.

darkface
10-05-2002, 02:48 AM
OMFG :eek: , when i was younger- i rented 'Fire In the Sky' thinking it was just some normal flick *again i was young* and ended up watching it alone, in the dark.... OMG i was freaked out of my mind. Had nightmares about being dragged by aliens. Ever since then whenever i'm out in the woods late at night, it always reminds me of Fire in the sky.

matthewvignola
10-05-2002, 12:54 PM
Am I the only one who was scared shitless by The Excorcist. I saw the new version with the extra footage 2 years ago in the theatre and it scared the hell out of me. I saw the old version a long time ago and I found it boring but when i saw this version with the flashes of demons and most important I couldn't keep my eyes open in theatre when the spider walk seen happened.(The director should have left that part in the original) I was so scared that for a month I was always terrified that something was coming down my stairs.

p.s. a few good ones also sixth sense
nightmare on elm street
texas chainsaw massacre