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

[blunthead]

My favorite horror movie may be Dead of Night, the scariest scene being the end sequence. If you haven't seen this flick, rent it.

[Mr. Jingles]

Not too many movies actually scare me, but I will admit (sheepishly) a few particular scenes in the (and don't laugh!!!) Blair Witch Project gave me chills. One is when they hear the guy screaming from afar, and they are calling him and calling him, he keeps answering, and you know he's in so much pain.....then the last scene when the dude is in the corner and the camera goes to the ground....creeped me right out. Being an outdoor person and loving camping, the whole concept of being lost in the woods was enough to terrify me.

[Insomniak]

The Shining -bathroom scene

[LongTallSally]

I don't know if I have a favourite horror movie, but the scariest scene I saw was in Candyman where the bees come out of the guys mouth. *shudder*

[gem collins]

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

I just watched "the Others" last night and it creeped me out all the way. The buildup and the part with the photo album were strangely what made it so terrifying for me.
As for one of the creepiest scenes of the movies I've seen, I was ill-prepared for the suicide scene in "Master and Commander".

The scariest film i ever saw is called "The Woman in Black", based on a novel by Susan Hill. Is classic gothic horror with all the ingredients needed - haunted house, ghostly lady, misty causeway, tragedy... an actress called Billie Whitelaw plays the part of the ghost, very scary. If you like suspense and the creep factor you'll like this.

[constantreader85]

I don't really get scared watching horror movies. but back in 1980's i wattched david soul in Salemn's lot the original and it scared the bejaysus out of me. hey i was 12 and i was on my own and there were no ligths on

[yog-sothoth]

Favorite Horror movie? Hmmmm

Can I have more than one?
The Shining (HEEEEEEEEERE'S JOHNNY!)
All Puppet Masters
All Hellraisers
And
Killer Klownz from Outer Space (tee hee)

[moonhoney2]

Scariest movie scene was "The Crate" in ...man, I forgot the name of the movie, but it was an SK movie I believe.

I saw that when I was 10 or 11 at the theater. At the time, my parents were storing boxes on the shelf in my closet. For weeks after, I had to sleep with the closet light on. LOL

I STILL can't watch that part of the movie. Or the last story with the roaches. *shudder* That whole movie is creepy beyond belief.

[karend3]

For some reason the Ring bored me, so did the Grudge. Poltergeist really scared me because there was a tree right outside my window and one year it got so windy the tree started banging on the roof, I was freaking out. It scared me, I found myself riding my bike on the bike path one day in Santa Monica, I wondered under the pier and you never saw anyone peddle faster.

[kennedy]

now dont laugh but mine is the scene from saloms lot where the young boy /vampire is floating outside his brothers room and scratching on the window . i know its a bit lame but i was only a kid and it scared the bloody life out of me !