What's your favorite horror movie and what's the scariest movie scene you ever saw ?

[constantreader1313]

I absolutely do not like the shaky movement of 'things' like in 'The Grudge' or 'The Ring', it just gives me the creeps. But the one scene in 'The Others' where the kids are in bed and the window keeps opening and the footsteps of someone else comes in the background. (did that make sense?) Ugh, very creepy.

[Space Hitler]

My favorites are either Night of the Living Dead (when Ben survives the night only to get shot...wow), the Birds (the scene with Mitchs' mother visiting the farm) or Showgirls (pretty much the whole thing).

[Travisisdead]

There's one movie that gave me the creeps and actually had me worried about my open closet door, and that movie is Gothika. I watched it probably 4 or 5 years ago, at home, on DVD. I have a small problem with scary men, so this movie really got me worried.
Zelda in Pet Sematary gave me the creeps.
There doesn't seem to be any truly scary movies. I want something to scare the socks off me!!

[Leighjavu]

Wolf Creek, bases in Australia. Very Sick!

[Jake Featherston]

I saw the original "Evil Dead" when I was in the theater at age 12 or 13, that scared me quite a bit (although not as much as I was scared by the original "Alien" at age 8, and at a sold-out theater where I was forced to sit by myself). But of the two, "Evil Dead" is scarier today.

[Matthew.Degnan]

my favourite horror film is probably Dawn of the Dead, its not scary, i just think its a brilliant film.

Scariest scene is the one out of The Ring, where the girl comes up out of the well and approaches the screen super fast. Thats wierd cos its really timelapsed and got that creepy music.

[constantreader85]

I figured halfway through the others they were what they were so i wasnt creeped. my favourte horror movie would be a mini-series V does anyone remember that. (showing my age) or the nightmare on elm street series. But the scariest scene i ever seen in a movie wasn't a horror it was the russian roulette scene in the deerhunter. If i am feeling brave i look at it. The tension and trauma is that scene is unreal. you are expecting them both to blow their brains out

[M-O-O-N SPELLS MY NAME]

Not that scary, but the scene in "Saw 2" when the guy picks up the girl and throws her in the pit of needles, and they show her with them sticking out all over....OMG!!! *more than shudders*

[Ma Kin]

What on earth were you doing watching the Exorcist at age 11? Where were your parents? It scared the poo out of me when I watched it when it first came out when I was 19.

I snuck the book The Exorcist home from the library when I was ten because my parents wouldnt let me see it. Scared the bejeebers out of me. It was great! Watched the movie a few years later and freaked out because of the voices. That is the scary part still. Those horrible voices.

[Nabila]

A lot of horror movies scare me. I watch a lot of horror films from Japan, Korea, Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia also. They have their own kind of scare factor which is mostly based on folklore. And they're scary!! Then there are those that just depend on scary make-up, costumes and scenery which would be scary while watching but it doesn't haunt you. Out of sight, out of mind.

So I think Sk's IT is the scariest horror movie, so far, for me. For a non-horror movie, Fatal Attraction scared me the most. The character of Glenn Close was truly scary!! I mean, imagine if a woman or even a man like that were after your spouse.