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Hrm. What lies beneath. Signs. I am Legend. Thats about it. Lol. ~+~
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The Exorcist stayed with me for months when I first saw it. It still creeps me out to watch it but it's so well acted and photographed that imo, it's the best horror movie ever made.
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Thirteen Ghosts.
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Amittyville Horror and The Shining. The Blair Witch project, before I found out it was fake.
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Exorcist, 6th Sense, and Signs.
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When I was little my mom, sisters and I watched a movie and I was so scared I couldn't sleep for a week. Bit of an exaggeration but I watched the movie years later and it was actually a comedy.
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Yes i can and that name was and is 28days later, scene in point the part un which the main character opens a door and the infected black man lurches forward and is stopped by the chain around his neck. Now that was a rush first time around. I know the are fictitous, but thrilling I do love horror movies. And the first time I watched Silent hell hill, I was doubfounded it was demented as any impossibility of reason can be
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The grudge 1&2 Dead silence(i know i know it was a cheesy movie but ventriloquist dolls scare the crap out of me) Disturbia
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Silent Hill was pretty creepy, but I'd have to say the Blair Witch Project takes the cake. Especially since I watched the fake but real-seeming documentary right afterwards, so I was even more confused about whether it was real or not.
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Thanks for giving me the opportunity to work on my Bob Blaylock impression: No, I cannot.
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Okay, Exorcist scared the living crap out of me as a kid, but today, it might not be possible to spook me like that anymore. The one movie that gave me a rush (oddly enough, cuz it wasn't that good) was the Messengers. It didn't scare me, but the scene where the house was going ballistic was so loud in the theater I went to and the effects in the surround sound was so very well put together that it did give me goosebumps.
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28 weeks later. Not only did it make my heart beat faster...but it made me so anxious I felt like I was going to be ill!
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Original version of The Haunting, filmed I think sometime in the 50's. definitely a must see horror flick.
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Silent Hill
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Donnie Darko. It was more of a phsycological thriller, though. At least for me. I was so scared I had to shut it off and watch it when I wasn't alone. It must have been a comical sight to see me crawling up to the DVD player with my hand sheilding my eyes...
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resident evil!
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The Shining! Jack Nickelson was terrific in this movie.
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deep blue sea!
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gothika. the ring.
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Arachnophobia in the cinema's on opening night.
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Cypher
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Thirteen ghosts
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Halloween (1978) Salem's lot (1979)
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Poltergiest 1
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"Angel Heart" -- it's visually stunning, and the final revelation is a shocker.
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Shutter, a Thai movie. There are so many classics but this is the most scary I saw recently.
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The japanese version of The Grudge. The American Grudge when the lady goes in the attic and the ghost is right next to her face The end of the newer Texas chainsaw when leather face came out of nowhere. Deep blue sea when Samuel Jackson got eaten, it was so unexpected.
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girls gone wild
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