it like home alone 2

The Hills Have Eyes. That movie traumatized me.

Showgirls

Originally posted by Xero_Daxter:

The Hills Have Eye. That movie traumatized me.

1977 movie?

Originally posted by meow:

Showgirls

I got towels!

Yeah, very bloody movie. :P

2019's Cats.

Absolutely terrifying.

The exorcist is definitely terrifying, especially if possession is a real thing. But as a kid, I was deathly terrified by ET and Yoda. More than any horror movie could do. Because their appearance was so weird and scary to me. I still don't like ET but Yoda doesn't bother me anymore.

Originally posted by allegedly:

why is The Exorcist the most terrifying movie of all time?
or which one would you say it is?

sorry dude i saw scarier movie than exorcist and that were older than exorcist

alfred hitchcock was great to made nice scary movie and some italian director were good too to made very disturbed movie

The Twilight Zone was a TV series of short horror stories. Those are great to watch.

Originally posted by vkobe:

Originally posted by allegedly:

why is The Exorcist the most terrifying movie of all time?
or which one would you say it is?

sorry dude i saw scarier movie than exorcist and that were older than exorcist

alfred hitchcock was great to made nice scary movie and some italian director were good too to made very disturbed movie

people are still traumatized by the exorcist

Originally posted by Wild Child:

The exorcist is definitely terrifying, especially if possession is a real thing. But as a kid, I was deathly terrified by ET and Yoda. More than any horror movie could do. Because their appearance was so weird and scary to me. I still don't like ET but Yoda doesn't bother me anymore.

real or not, I guess being real or possible is not a requirement for a movie to be terrifying

The most terrifying movie ever made is "Wallace & Gromit - A Grand Day Out".
For a start, the claymation is horrifying in itself. Nothing looks real even in a cartoon sense, especially the face of Wallace, the whole thing looks like a bad acid trip.
He builds a rocket to go to the moon, to get cheese, and takes his dog who has a human level of consciousness but doesn't speak.
Why does he decorate the rocket to look like a living room? He puts armchairs and 1970's wallpaper in it, and then they are sitting in that living room reading the newspaper as the rocket takes off and breaches the stratosphere. WTF
They get to the moon and there is a psychopathic, sentient vending machine there that tries to kill them with a baseball bat. Why is it there? Who made it? None of those questions are ever addressed.
They tried to give it a happy ending in that Wallace and Gromit teach the vending machine how to ski on the moon's cheese, and it waves goodbye to them, then a really happy marching band tune plays over the credits. I just remember crying my eyes out because I thought the whole thing was horrible and didn't make any sense.

I also lost my ♥♥♥♥ at Short Circuit 2 when the gang of thugs smash up Johnny 5. He's being really nice to them and asking them why they are doing it and will they please stop, it really upset me. My mum came in and put Star Trek TNG - The Best of Both Worlds on to "take my mind off it".

The Thing still gives me the willies.

Originally posted by allegedly:

Originally posted by Xero_Daxter:

The Hills Have Eyes. That movie traumatized me.

1977 movie?

The 2006 one. Is the 1977 one better?

Originally posted by Xero_Daxter:

Originally posted by allegedly:

1977 movie?

The 2006 one. Is the 1977 one better?

I don't know, haven't watched it

"The Descent", "Open Water"