What's your favourite scary movie?

In honour of Scream 4 being released, I thought I'd ask.

Mine is Evil Dead II.

The Thing.

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Now by "scary movie" do you mean scary movie or Scary Movie?

At any rate Silence Of The Lambs and #2.

edited 15th Apr '11 12:46:58 AM by Mattonymy

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Alien.

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Does Rocky Horror Picture Show count as a scary movie?

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Does Blue Velvet count?

If not, then either The Shining or The Thing.

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Seconded Alien, that is if you mean film that's actually scary.

If you mean horror, then Evil Dead II.

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Definitely The Thing. First thing that scared the crap out of me, and I'm usually not fazed by Body Horror.

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I know this is a really controversial opinion that few will ever agree with, but I'd like to go with John Carpenter's The Thing.

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Scream. The first one. Also, Psycho.

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Surprisingly, I really enjoy The Descent, despite having seen it about a billion times at this point. Also, as has been repeatedly mentioned, The Thing. I will say that, in both cases, there are jump scares. In both cases, I know EXACTLY where the jump scare occurs. In both cases, I *still* jump.

Showgirls. Absolutely frightening.

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Nthing The Thing. Also, Alien.

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All the Evil Dead were good but for scariest its always The Exorcist!

Wes Craven's New Nightmare.

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A Nightmare On Elm Street has probably given me the most nightmares, but my favorite is Alien.

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A Nightmare On Elm Street, for sure. I got afraid to eat pizza with sausage/meatballs on it because of the one scene in one movie (I forget which). Screaming teens faces in the topping, appropriately used.

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I would say my favorite scary movie was the first Friday The13th film.

The original Night Of The Living Dead. Very few movies have the claim to have started a whole genre.

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On that note, Psycho.

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Alien.

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