Top 10 Scary Movies

[reflexology414]

my thoughts

The Japanese version of "The Grudge" would rate high on my list.

I'm not sure which movie came first -- that one or the one with Sara Michelle Gellar.

 

[GrimSkull]

Does anyone know of an early '80s horror film called Dead and Buried? It's another sleeper that I highly recommend(and being the Master of the Macabre that I am, I wouldn't recommend crap to any of you ) The cast includes a pre-Freddy Robert Englund.

 

[reflexology414]

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Goodie,

I need to ask... where did your signature file come from? Movie, video game, etc... just curious.

Second, my own question has sparked my curiosity... do any of you know about the Japanese version of "The Grudge" -- I'm having trouble finding it, and I'm still wondering if it was the original, or was the American version first?

Lastly, I forgot two films I thought were scary when I saw them. "The Sixth" sense -- I saw it on a night when there was a massive thundersotrm, and I'd just watched the TV series "The Others" before going to the theater. "The Car" probably wouldn't qualify now, but I saw it on a gloomy Halloween at the local armory when I was little, and and it sent chills down my spine (probably wouldn't now, but still...).

 

[Mastertank1]

4 way tie

It's a four way tie for the title of scariest movie I ever saw.
The candidates are;
George W. Bush's campaign biography
John Kerry's campaign biography
John Edwards' campaign biography
Dick Cheney's campaign biography

Dan Quayle's almost made it a five way tie.

These guys are living proof that when we say that anybody can become president in the USA, we really mean ANYBODY!!

Mastertank1

We who play and dance are thought mad by they who hear no music.

 

[Strider]

a few of my favorites:

The Exorcist
Suspiria
Evil Dead (1 and 2)
A Nightmare on Elm Street
The Hitcher
The Serpent and the Rainbow
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (the original)
Pumpkinhead (ridiculously underrated)

 

[maniactickler]

The classic Exorcist of course.

 

[natural tickler]

I recommend for everyone to watch See No Evil. It is as gruesome and scary as it gets

 

[BLUE_THUNDER]

Scary!

i could easily come up with ten but i havent had enough coffee yet so ill just go with my fave, the 1982 remake of " THE THING" by john carpenter of "halloween" fame. just the intense paranoia of not knowing who is real and who is the THING. i know if i were in that situation, NO ONE would be taking that flamethrower away from me. peace.........BLUE_THUNDER



" may i respectfully remind you there is still a crazy man up there with six 20mm cannon !? "

 

[reflexology414]

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Again, I'd be grateful if anyone could tell me which version of "The Grudge" came first -- the Japanese version, or the film with Sarah Michelle Gellar. This has been driving me crazy since I saw the Japanese film a few weeks ago on cable.

 

[ShadowFyre]

Again, I'd be grateful if anyone could tell me which version of "The Grudge" came first -- the Japanese version, or the film with Sarah Michelle Gellar. This has been driving me crazy since I saw the Japanese film a few weeks ago on cable.

Ju-On is the Japanese version of The Grudge. Ju-On came out in 1993 and The Grudge came out in 1994. The Grudge is a remake of Ju-On. I love both versions of the film.