20 Scariest Movies of All Time

**Mr. Purple** · 05-15-2006, 06:36 PM

"Slade" wrote:

The new "The Hills have Eyes" is pretty wicked. Anyone seen "Hostel"? I haven't, but heard it was brutal

Oh man "The Hills have eyes" (2006) was garbage.I dont even wanna go there with that movie. Hostel was awesome. I waited for that movie for months and months.

The Excorsist has to be the number 1 scary movie of all time. I remeber seeing it in 7th grade and goin home and sleeping with my tv and lights on.

**boognish** · 05-15-2006, 06:37 PM

If you want to see a truly suspenseful movie (in the Hitchcock vein) rent "What Lies Beneath" and turn up the surround sound. It stars Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfieffer The use of the soundtrack and camera in that movie is great; there are a lot of BOO!! moments. My wife and I almost left the theater during that one; my poor heart could barely take it.

ale:

Hitchcock would give this movie two big thumbs up.

**Ltrey33** · 05-15-2006, 06:40 PM

"triedandtruevikesfan" wrote:

Wolf Creek started really slow and stayed slow through most of the movie. I wasn't impressed either. Hills Have Eyes was really good.

I heard The Hills Have Eyes was really twisted.

**TheKnuck** · 05-15-2006, 07:45 PM

"shawn9876uss" wrote:

What about cujo, I know I was scared to death when I was a little kid, or the exorcist

holy crack, i forgot about cujo!!!! another one that scared the beejeezees out of me when i was a child. but i'm sure if i watched it now i would want to kill that kid for crying so much!!

**Ltrey33** · 05-15-2006, 08:00 PM

"TheKnuck" wrote:

"shawn9876uss" wrote:

What about cujo, I know I was scared to death when I was a little kid, or the exorcist

holy crack, i forgot about cujo!!!! another one that scared the beejeezees out of me when i was a child. but i'm sure if i watched it now i would want to kill that kid for crying so much!!

Haha, I saw Cujo for the first time when I was about 15. I thought it was pretty lame...although if I saw it when I was little it probably would have freaked me out.

**WBLVikeBabe** · 05-15-2006, 11:28 PM

"boognish" wrote:

If you want to see a truly suspenseful movie (in the Hitchcock vein) rent "What Lies Beneath" and turn up the surround sound. It stars Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfieffer The use of the soundtrack and camera in that movie is great; there are a lot of BOO!! moments. My wife and I almost left the theater during that one; my poor heart could barely take it.

ale:

Hitchcock would give this movie two big thumbs up.

Oh man, that movie is crazy scary!