Scariest movies

[LittleViking]

Hostel 2 freaked me out...I was almost threwed up...If you don't like gore don't watch that....I wonder why directors think that gore=horror.....So it was a torture movie....Because of I almost threwed up I closed the movie at the half of it....Dude,Taranito must be a freak or somehin'.....

Quentin Tarantino *is* a freak, but the man responsible for the Hostel movies is Eli Roth. Tarantino was executive producer on the two movies, and he attached his name to Hostel to give it some noteriety, but Eli Roth was the actual writer and director of both. If Hostel was too much for you, you might try Roth's earlier, more standard horror fare, Cabin Fever.

[SlappyMcGee]

Hostel 2 freaked me out...I was almost threwed up...If you don't like gore don't watch that....I wonder why directors think that gore=horror.....So it was a torture movie....Because of I almost threwed up I closed the movie at the half of it....Dude,Taranito must be a freak or somehin'.....

Quentin Tarantino *is* a freak, but the man responsible for the Hostel movies is Eli Roth. Tarantino was executive producer on the two movies, and he attached his name to Hostel to give it some noteriety, but Eli Roth was the actual writer and director of both. If Hostel was too much for you, you might try Roth's earlier, more standard horror fare, Cabin Fever.

Not a big fan of the Hostel movies, but Roth's work on Cabin Fever was excellent.

Fangoria magazine is more terrifying than anything in movies these days.

Check out John Carpenter's short "Cigarette Burns" for the TV series Masters of Horror.

[Studebacher Hoch]

Not a big fan of the Hostel movies, but Roth's work on Cabin Fever was excellent.

Hostel would have been a great movie if it had made a cock of sense.

And I think 1408 would have been the best scary movie in the last few years if the trailers hadn't runied everything beforehand.

I nominate the Shining here, for no other reason than Shelly Duval's lips. God-damn terrifying.

[unoriginal name]

I nominate the Shining here, for no other reason than Shelly Duval's lips. God-damn terrifying.

Yes yes YES. Exactly!

[Tunco]

Quentin Tarantino *is* a freak, but the man responsible for the Hostel movies is Eli Roth. Tarantino was executive producer on the two movies, and he attached his name to Hostel to give it some noteriety, but Eli Roth was the actual writer and director of both. If Hostel was too much for you, you might try Roth's earlier, more standard horror fare, Cabin Fever.

Nobody can discuss that,but why do a movie like that,I mean why?They (the cashier)said me it contains lots of gore,I didn't thought this much gore would be in it.This is terrible.

[SlappyMcGee]

Quentin Tarantino *is* a freak, but the man responsible for the Hostel movies is Eli Roth. Tarantino was executive producer on the two movies, and he attached his name to Hostel to give it some noteriety, but Eli Roth was the actual writer and director of both. If Hostel was too much for you, you might try Roth's earlier, more standard horror fare, Cabin Fever.

Nobody can discuss that,but why do a movie like that,I mean why?They (the cashier)said me it contains lots of gore,I didn't thought this much gore would be in it.This is terrible.

Is English your first language?

[Studebacher Hoch]

Nobody can discuss that,but why do a movie like that,I mean why?They (the cashier)said me it contains lots of gore,I didn't thought this much gore would be in it.This is terrible.

First of all, wat.

Secondly, they do it because it freaks people out. You said you almost threwed up; well, man, audiences all over America nearly threwed up. When that Norwegian guy - what's his name? Olli? I'm just gonna call him Olli - goes missing, we care about him, 'cause he's a well-rounded character with lots of development. We've grown to love him, shaven balls and all. Maybe the reason you nearly threwed isn't because of the gore - and, oh, there was gore - is because you saw someone you really cared about die. Gruesomly.

Well, ok, none of that is true. All I can say is that Eli Roth gave the world Hostel for the same reason nature gave us this:

[bobaganuesh_2]

firsst horror movie I saw in grade 5 was Poltergeist. when I think back now it doesn't seem like a horror movie to me, although I did enjoy it. next horrow movie was The Signs. scared the living bejeezus outta me, especially the part where they're in the basement and they look at the boy standing in front of the grate on the wall, then the alien reaches through the grate to grab him. O>O then like 4 years later i wathed The Sixth Sense, which was okay, and I thought it was more focused on the main character growing as the person to a spiritual aid, compared to the end-of-the-world despair feeling of The Signs. Last year I watched The Mist. the only parts that sppoked me was the tentacles scene where Norm got abducted. freaky. rest of monster scenes I was like "awww man!" if you know anything about Stephen King's novels and the interweaved universe that exists in them, you'll know that The Old Ones are idiots!! New Years (2009) at 2:00am I watched Saw III. didn't scare me, but it was really grusome. the judge lying in the vat with his neck strapped down while liquified dead, rotten, maggot-infested pig was poured over him. I was surprised that he didn't vomit right away and choke himself. Then like 5 weeks ago caught the second half of The Hills Have Eyes, the 2006 version. I liked it, it was suspenseful and frightening because of the malice the mutants displayed towards the vacationers. probably the only part that scared me was when Doug and the dog were about to bust into the house when the mutant in the plaid sweater and with the headbrace walked out right as Doug almost stepped out into the open, holy crap that was close! I should watch more horrow movies, maybe I'll watch Cloverfield over the spring break, I heard from several friends that it's really good

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i find horror movies generally boring.
scariest one i ever saw was dead and breakfast, which wasn't too bad, but there was a thunderstorm outside and the tv kept flickering.
so that freaked me out a bit.