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Jeff Miller
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 Mon Dec 27, 2004 12:16 pm Scariest movies you seen |
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Here is where you can talk about the scariest movies you have seen before or post a list of them here is my list.
All Friday the 13th movies
All Nightmare on Elm Street Movies
All Halloween Movies
Ju-On
Ringu
Last House on the Left
The hills Have Eyes
Invitation to Hell
Summer of Fear
Don't look down
Night of the living Dead
Dawn of the dead
Day of the dead
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Cabin Feaver
Wrong Turn
Darkness Falls
I know what you did Last Summer
I still know what you did last summer
Urban Legends
Urban Legends: Final Cut
Jeepers Creepers
Jeepers Creepers 2
Prom Night
Scream
Scream 2
Scream 3
As you can see I like Horror movies 
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lionhead
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| Mon Dec 27, 2004 12:51 pm |
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Candyman
The ring
Exorcist III
Poltergeist
Psycho
Jaws
The It
aliens
The grudge
But all those movies i Used too find scary but not anymore...
well, except for the Candymen, i'm NEVER going too see that movie ever again. points out its a great movie.
As you can see i don't have any of the movies you find scary Jeff Miller and you don't have any 1 find scary. Thats becasue you get scared easier, or you haven't see any of the movies in my list.... You should . i don't find freddy Krueger scary anymore, probably because i am past the Horror parts and now only get scared over darkness and sounds....or something like that...haven't really figured it out yet myself.
will get back at you about that...very interesting too know what doesn't scare someone and why.
I also depends on the age.
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Leo Wyatt
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| Mon Dec 27, 2004 3:14 pm |
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1: All the Friday the 13th movies
2: Ring
3: Jeeper Creepers 1`
4: Texas chainshaw masscare
5: It
There are more but I can not think of them right now.
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borgslayer
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Location: Las Vegas
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| Mon Dec 27, 2004 11:01 pm |
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I will just list the scary movies I have seen
All of Friday the 13th
Day of the Dead
Jeeper Creepers 1
Rage: Carrie 2
All Hellraiser Movies
Nightmare on Elm Street Movies
Jason X
Candyman 1 and 2
Freddy Vs. Jason
Resident Evil: Apocalypse
Resident Evil
TheDarkness
I cant think of anymore titles.
I was not scared by any of these movies I just saw them
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IntrepidIsMe
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| Mon Dec 27, 2004 11:05 pm |
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Sphere
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-Wuthering Heights
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Oliver
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| Tue Dec 28, 2004 2:21 am |
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I saw The Ring last year I think and found it was pretty scary. When the girl came out of the pit and came through the TV screen... Wow, that was scary...
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lionhead
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| Tue Dec 28, 2004 5:43 am |
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| Oliver wrote: | | I saw The Ring last year I think and found it was pretty scary. When the girl came out of the pit and came through the TV screen... Wow, that was scary... |
Yeah, that was brilliant.
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memyselfandI
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Location: Michigan
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| Tue Dec 28, 2004 12:17 pm |
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Texas Chainsaw Massacre would be my Number 1 scariest that I've seen. I don't know about the rest. 
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ACDC Girl
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Location: Who Cares. :P
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| Tue Dec 28, 2004 12:43 pm |
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Scariest movie i seen? All Freddy Krouger movies.
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Ziona
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| Tue Dec 28, 2004 8:59 pm |
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I can't really think of a scary movie that I have seen. The one that most disturbed/scared me, I guess, was the Butterfly Effect. That was just weird.
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Jeff Miller
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| Wed Dec 29, 2004 11:29 am |
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| ACDC Girl wrote: | | Scariest movie i seen? All Freddy Krouger movies. |
I love the scene where he has the girl cornered and he slices his guts open you see the green pus and maggots come out. It was in the first movie it was a total classic
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Josi Rockholt
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| Wed Dec 29, 2004 11:30 am |
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Scary movies I've seen? Not many.
1. Friday the 13th movies 1-8
2. the ring
3. the grudge
4. darkness falls
5. Jeepers Creepers
6. Jeepers creepers 2
7. Exorsist
8. Exorsist III
9. Leprechan(sp)
10. Blade
11.Blade 2
12. What lies beneath
13. Ghost ship
There might be more,but can't think of any. More will be added though when I see Jeff.
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1/1
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| Wed Dec 29, 2004 2:44 pm |
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You guys are a whole lot braver then me. The scariest film people say I've watched is Silence of the Lambs but I thought that was pretty funny. AI and the Ring are probably the scariest I've seen.
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tomparis
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| Wed Dec 29, 2004 3:31 pm |
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-Jeepers Creepers
-Ghost Ship
-Dawn of the Dead
-Resident Evil
-It
-Night of the Comet (I was young. It was dark.)
-Evil Dead 2 (It was scary, just not in the way that we normally think of scary.)
-Army of Darkness (Continuation of Evil Dead 2. Same reason.)
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IntrepidIsMe
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| Wed Dec 29, 2004 4:27 pm |
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Movies with stuff like monsters (candyman, and freddy, and dead people coming back to life) aren't scary. It's just kinda stupid, as it's totally unrealistic.
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-Wuthering Heights
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Jeff Miller
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| Wed Dec 29, 2004 5:48 pm |
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| Colonel Thornberry wrote: | -Jeepers Creepers
-Ghost Ship
-Dawn of the Dead
-Resident Evil
-It
-Night of the Comet (I was young. It was dark.)
-Evil Dead 2 (It was scary, just not in the way that we normally think of scary.)
-Army of Darkness (Continuation of Evil Dead 2. Same reason.) |
All of them are awesome movies Army of Darkness a Master B Horror movie if I ever seen one.
| IntrepidIsMe wrote: | | Movies with stuff like monsters (candyman, and freddy, and dead people coming back to life) aren't scary. It's just kinda stupid, as it's totally unrealistic. |
I think thats what makes them so scary is that we know it can't happen in real life and for a hour and half or two hours we can let ourselfs be scared
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edwardkilmer
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| Wed Dec 29, 2004 8:53 pm |
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The ring. That movie scared the crap out of me. so naturally I saw it like 100 times
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lionhead
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| Thu Dec 30, 2004 6:25 am |
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| IntrepidIsMe wrote: | | Movies with stuff like monsters (candyman, and freddy, and dead people coming back to life) aren't scary. It's just kinda stupid, as it's totally unrealistic. |
i agree..However, candymen was a movie i watched when i was 10 and i didn't really get into my most favorite movies of all time list..... I might watch it again. The most scary thing in the movie is that grafitti on the wall with the hole in it (not a spoiler). very wierd, i didn't really understand the story of it, and the fact of the mirror didn't really scare me eighter (although i did put a cloth over my mirror in my room for about 3 years) but the things that happened too the victims was done very gruesome and dark and thats the reason i find it scary i guess. Those tihngs could really happen too a person.
Freddy is the same, if you are young it could be the most scary movie of all time. Depends on how it falls. Thats why you have too see it when you are between 9 and 13. perhaps even sooner, then the scaryness of a Child Killer is more real.
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lionhead
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| Thu Dec 30, 2004 6:27 am |
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| Colonel Thornberry wrote: | -Jeepers Creepers
-Ghost Ship
-Dawn of the Dead
-Resident Evil
-It
-Night of the Comet (I was young. It was dark.)
-Evil Dead 2 (It was scary, just not in the way that we normally think of scary.)
-Army of Darkness (Continuation of Evil Dead 2. Same reason.) |
Ghost ship sucked. The only thing scary is the beginning.
Cool cover though.
But i can't really say if you shouldn't have found it scary. I don't know your age or you.
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Jeff Miller
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| Thu Dec 30, 2004 11:58 am |
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| lionhead wrote: | Candyman
The ring
Exorcist III
Poltergeist
Psycho
Jaws
The It
aliens
The grudge
But all those movies i Used too find scary but not anymore...
well, except for the Candymen, i'm NEVER going too see that movie ever again. points out its a great movie.
As you can see i don't have any of the movies you find scary Jeff Miller and you don't have any 1 find scary. Thats becasue you get scared easier, or you haven't see any of the movies in my list.... You should . i don't find freddy Krueger scary anymore, probably because i am past the Horror parts and now only get scared over darkness and sounds....or something like that...haven't really figured it out yet myself.
will get back at you about that...very interesting too know what doesn't scare someone and why.
I also depends on the age. |
You don't know me so I think its best not to say if I get scared easier than you do. and The Ring? That movie sucked
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Josi Rockholt
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| Thu Dec 30, 2004 12:21 pm |
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Lionhead, if you think Jeff gets scared easy, you really need to learn more about him. He is not scared easy and I would be the best person to know that besides him. He's the one that introduced me to horror movies really and all the ones we both have seen, none have scared him.
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lionhead
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| Fri Dec 31, 2004 7:45 am |
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Hm, seems that my LONG replies also are considdered Insulting (geez, i never sayed anything too offend anyone, why pick it all out on me?).
i only gave an opinion and again its misunderstood.
i didn't say he gets scared easy, i sayed he gets scared easier than me......Which is not unlikely, i'm totally numb.
According too the movies Jeff finds scary he gets scared of different things. Is that better? yes? then lets leave it too that okay?
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Josi Rockholt
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| Fri Dec 31, 2004 12:07 pm |
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That's the thing, nothing scares him in movies. He just doesn't get scared, he laughs at the scary parts or cheers the bad guy on.
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tomparis
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| Fri Dec 31, 2004 5:24 pm |
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| lionhead wrote: | | Colonel Thornberry wrote: | -Jeepers Creepers
-Ghost Ship
-Dawn of the Dead
-Resident Evil
-It
-Night of the Comet (I was young. It was dark.)
-Evil Dead 2 (It was scary, just not in the way that we normally think of scary.)
-Army of Darkness (Continuation of Evil Dead 2. Same reason.) |
Ghost ship sucked. The only thing scary is the beginning.
Cool cover though.
But i can't really say if you shouldn't have found it scary. I don't know your age or you. |
Even though I'm 15 (everyone I know says that I should like scary movies), I still hate them. I've always een scared really easily.
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lionhead
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| Fri Dec 31, 2004 7:06 pm |
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Yeah, i can understand Gohstship....But Army of Darkness? That movie was meant too be funny, you know that right?
The zombie king hitting the head of a skeleton and the skeleton replying with 'Thank you sir' is good comedy.
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