For me- The Conjuring (2013). I don't think anything has ever had such an effect on me. What about you guys?
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Scariest Movie You've Ever Seen
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I know people either were scared out of their mind or totally thought it was awful, but my scariest is The Blair Witch Project.
I remember seeing either an 11pm or Midnight showing in NYC and was never so happy to see so many people on the subway ride home after.
I remember seeing either an 11pm or Midnight showing in NYC and was never so happy to see so many people on the subway ride home after.
Both great movies... I remember seeing the Blair Witch Project alone in my basement at night with the lights out. Yikes
The original Friday The 13th. Saw it when it came out on cable and man o man did that movie scary the crap out of me and my mom. 
I just dont find scary movies well urm scary, if I had to pick one it would be Angel Heart for its 'creepy' value
That was definitely a good one - like you said, not scary in the traditional sense, but definitely "bothersome."
I never understood how anyone could find the Blair witch project scary. It was one of the worst movies I ever saw.
I don't t know if I can still be scared . As a child The Thing From Outer Space and Caltiki, the Immortal Monster, watched both with a coat over my head (my horror comforter).
Scary and I got motion sickness too!
Really? Your gonna make me click the link? Not as scary as tense, very tense and one of my favorite monster movies.
Scarred as a child when I heard Mary had cooked and eaten children under her care...
Scary and I got motion sickness too!
Really? Your gonna make me click the link?
Not as scary as tense, very tense and one of my favorite monster movies.Scarred as a child when I heard Mary had cooked and eaten children under her care...
I say this as an 8 year old with a very overactive imagination.
I thought that most scary movies I saw growing up were funny more than scary.
Jason Vorhees? He killed, but there was a method to his madness.
Michael Myers? He just killed, and killed and killed. Hack slash.
Leatherface? I saw him as the poster boy for Accupuncture.
Freddie Kreuger? At least he cracked bad jokes while killing you. That's was what got me, and made most of those movies funny.
And while I saw a very small part of Christine, the part I saw was scary, but not the scariest that I had seen.
For me, it had to be Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Yes, Star Trek. That thing coming out of Chekov's ear had me running to the bathroom to lose what little I had in my stomach..
.. But it was how haunting Scotty's bagpipe rendition of Amazing Grace that scared the crap out of me, because I saw it on a Sunday night, barely one light on, in the basement of my house, where every shadow was of something ominous.
Bedtime for me was 8:30, so I was not only restless and scared off my gourd from that bug and pipes, but slept with that proverbial one eye open the entire night.
So yeah.. ST: Wrath of Khan.
If I were to look at things today, I'd have to say Johnny Got His Gun.
BL.
I thought that most scary movies I saw growing up were funny more than scary.
Jason Vorhees? He killed, but there was a method to his madness.
Michael Myers? He just killed, and killed and killed. Hack slash.
Leatherface? I saw him as the poster boy for Accupuncture.
Freddie Kreuger? At least he cracked bad jokes while killing you. That's was what got me, and made most of those movies funny.
And while I saw a very small part of Christine, the part I saw was scary, but not the scariest that I had seen.
For me, it had to be Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Yes, Star Trek. That thing coming out of Chekov's ear had me running to the bathroom to lose what little I had in my stomach..
.. But it was how haunting Scotty's bagpipe rendition of Amazing Grace that scared the crap out of me, because I saw it on a Sunday night, barely one light on, in the basement of my house, where every shadow was of something ominous.
Bedtime for me was 8:30, so I was not only restless and scared off my gourd from that bug and pipes, but slept with that proverbial one eye open the entire night.
So yeah.. ST: Wrath of Khan.
If I were to look at things today, I'd have to say Johnny Got His Gun.
BL.
