List of the 50 scariest movies of all time

[Sonny]

http://www.boston.com/ae/movies/gall..._scary_movies/



In my opinion they did a pretty good job nailing down the top 10-15. But The Exorcist should be at least #2 if not #1. I'm a huge fan of horror movies and b-horror movies. The Exorcist was the ONLY horror flick to actually scare me!

[AndrewCCM]

Anything with Pauly Shore scared me..

[klynam]

Yeah! The Thing was no.1 - that's always my first response to the scarriest movie question. But there are some much scarier shows in that list...

[AndrewCCM]

I remember the Changeling scared the heck out of me as a youngster.

[Corrie]

Seriously?? Willy Wonka? Dawn of the Dead was just plain funny. A lot of those are just really lame.

House of 1000 Corpses. THAT was scary.

[AndrewCCM]

I liked 28 days Later a lot...bought the DVD too. Recently watched 28 weeks later and enjoyed it as well.

[Corrie]

Oh yeah that was actually good. I like zombie stuff when it's done well.

[Truckman]

Any movie filmed in color has no place on that list......Ben

[AndrewCCM]

Originally Posted by Truckman

Any movie filmed in color has no place on that list......Ben

What is scary is that there are people alive that remember black and white films..

I AM KIDDING!

[Truckman]

Originally Posted by AndrewCCM

What is scary is that there are people alive that remember black and white films..

I AM KIDDING!

Relax, youngster...If you play your cards right, you may get this old someday......The trick is living long enough......

Just off the top of my head, my favorite five (in no order) would be: "Frankenstein" (1931), "White Zombie" (1932), "Dracula" (1931), "House of Frankenstein" (1944) and "The Ghoul"...A side note: Glenn Strange, who played the monster in "House of Frankenstein" was best known for his role as Sam the bartender in the long running series, "Gunsmoke"...

I'll pick something good to watch on Halloween......Ben

[janetg]

the ORIGINAL b/w version of 'the haunting' - the remake totally sucked

[ttusa]

When a Stranger Calls (the ORIGINAL)

[123canon]

i grew up in a small country town and saw the texas chainsaw massacre when it first came out. i was 12 and sitting on the front row. it scared the living #@&%*## out of me. so from my damaged point of view, every thing is compared to that....

[Chief]

Originally Posted by AndrewCCM

What is scary is that there are people alive that remember black and white films..

I AM KIDDING!

I resemble that.

I liked anything by Alfred Hitchcock.

Gordon

[pepper52]

"Psycho" - I kept wondering if I could take a shower without pulling the shower curtain closed. I will be honest when they turned the old decomposed lady around in her chair I jumped up and threw my popcorn in the air.