Matilda easy

I thought this was going to be a serious discussion. I'm disappointed.

DR from TV @ 7/6/2018 11:30

Curtis @ 7/6/2018 9:47 What cartoon this scene:

that was fucked up


not as scary as courage the cowardly dog's freaky fred though

It's tough, because a lot of older horror films are ruined by what are now pretty cheesy effects but which then had some extremely creepy elements that stuck with you. Classic like Children of the Corn were pretty freaky, up until the cheesy glowy thing that eats the people on crosses at the end. That fucking kid in the hat is freaky as hell, though. It never hurts to have a Steven King short story as your basis either.

Misery I think really captured the Stephen King novel.

I'm still gonna have to think of what movie really kept me from going to bed. Psycho had me watching out of my shower curtain a lot after watching it.

The Shining is my favorite horror movie but I wouldn't consider it the scariest.

I remember watching the Grudge in theaters and getting FUCKED UP! I was afraid of asian people for almost an entire year.

Buffy @ 7/6/2018 11:42

I thought this was going to be a serious discussion. I'm disappointed.

My answer was serious Buffy. I watched it in 1st grade, most scared I've ever been. I don't watch scary movies. There was a scene in POTC 2 that really got me, and the Dark Knight the mayor's office scene was super loud in theaters.

Curtis saw Mask and had nightmares for months

The first jump scare I ever remember as a kid was watching Jaws for the first time when they are inspecting the hull of Gardeners boat and his head rolls into the opening of the hull. I think I shart myself that day.

Ben @ 7/6/2018 13:27

The first jump scare I ever remember as a kid was watching Jaws for the first time when they are inspecting the hull of Gardeners boat and his head rolls into the opening of the hull. I think I shart myself that day.

‘That’s Ben Gardner’s boat!’

That’s one of my favorite jump scares

Boc show everyone your favorite jump scare please

I hated the jump scare in the Ring where the mother is talking about finding her daughter in the closet and then you see her face all morphed. GIVES ME CHILLS!

Buffy @ 7/6/2018 11:42

I thought this was going to be a serious discussion. I'm disappointed.

My answer was serious! I can't think of a single horror movie that ever really scared me but that scene made baby drrr scared to turn on the TV for weeks and gave me nightmares

IN FACT IF YOU WANT A SERIOUS DISCUSSION, I'd argue the tropes and concepts in that 2 minute ren and stimpy clip are scarier than MOST mediocre-to-average horror films.

Ben @ 7/6/2018 11:27

The first jump scare I ever remember as a kid was watching Jaws for the first time when they are inspecting the hull of Gardeners boat and his head rolls into the opening of the hull. I think I shart myself that day.

I cried when the shark died. Not sure what that means?

When I was a kid, Children of the Corn was scary, but so were the omen and the exorcist..


The scariest movie of my childhood was "The day After", though.

That one kept me up at night.