First thing I thought of when I saw this thread wasn't a movie, but in Resident Evil 2 the video game. Dunno if anyone remembers it but there was a part where you're walking by a 2-way mirror and a dog jumps out of it. Scared the living **** out of me.

Are we supposed to agree/disagree or add our own to the list?

About Schmidt - Kathy Bates strips and gets into the hot tub with Jack Nicholson. (I know - Not fair)

The Exorcist - Father Karras is listening to the tape by himself.

Aliens - "That's inside this room!"

Day of the Dead - The good guys get locked in the silo section of the mine with the quarantined zombies.

Evil Dead 2 - Ash goes into the fruit cellar to get the pages.

Scariest scene for me was back in high school going to see Halloween 2 at the theater. When Jamie Lee's character is running through the hospital parking lot. I think she gets into a car or is standing near a car and you suddenly see Michael Myers in the (outside door) rear view mirror. He was walking towards her. For some odd reason that scared me so bad!

Next day they were showing a clip on Siskel and Ebert, and they showed that scene and I screamed so loud my mom was ironing and she jumped two feet I swear.

I've seen all those movies listed above, but I still list that as my biggest fright. No idea why I got that scared over that scene.

Stupid movie too, but back then it didn't seem as fake as it does now.

it's hard to have a list of scariest movies and have everyone agree.
different things scare different people.
for instance...the first time i saw the chatterer in "hellraiser" i almost cried like a little girl.
the scene in TCM II where leatherface cuts off the dude's face and makes the chick wear it...then the dude wakes up and sees her wearing his face...whoa. out of control nightmares.
the hook scene in TCM, the original. ugh.
any scene with pennywise in "it".
when the kids are all hiding under the tables in "wrong turn" (inbreeding and cannibalism always make me feel a tad uneasy)

The needle pit from "Saw 2" has got to be one of the sickest scary movie scenes ever. I got a 24 year old friend who practically bursts into tears whenever he sees a syringe now.

crappy movie, but that scene was fun...good call.

also forgot the bunny/graveyard scene from "house of 1,000 corpses"
shoo, shoo said the maiden!

Now that we're on the subject, DON'T go see Saw3. Its to the point where the movie doesn't make sense and its just a 2 hour snuff film. Don't waste your 7 bucks.

I remember playing the remake of Resident Evil 1 for the Nintendo Gamecube. You're walking down a narrow corridor with many windows. You don't know what's coming around the next corner. You get half way down the hall when CRASH!! A zombie dog breaks through the window and attaches itself to you!!! That was one of the scariest things that ever happened to me, and it was only a game.

i know this is a little weird, and i probably seem like such a wuss, but i can't watch beetlejuice or the nightmare before christmas. for some reason those two movies scare the crap outta me! it's also bad cause beetle juice is supposed to be a comedy.

Of the ones first mentioned I only agree with a couple of them. Most modern scary moves are just a gorefest where you don't care about any of the characters.

Now the one I agree with big time is Danny running into the two ghost girls in The Shining. That freaks me out to this day. Also the scene at the end where Wendy is running around the hotel and SHE starts seeing the ghosts. Creeeeeepy.

Also pretty much every kill in Alien is gold. It's the lack of actualy seeing much of anything that gets you. The scene near the end where Ripley hears Lambert being killed over the intercom is pretty distrubing.

Another huge one is the opening scene of Jaws where Chrissie gets it. Again, you don't really see anything, its the sound that creeps you out. Only later when Hooper is examining the remains do you see how she was just torn apart.

And last but certanly not least, the hook scene from the original TCM. God that movie is diiiiiiistrubing...

Whats funny is I have found more games freaking me out recently then any movie has been able to. The Resident Evil games are brilliant for awesome scares.

Most recently the one that gets me is in WoW when C'thun whispers random creepy things to you. Nothing like having headphones on and hearing a quiet "Your heart will explode" whispered into your ear out of nowhere.

I've never seen a scary movie scene. I always look away.

My top horror list would include, in no specific order...

Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original)
Alien
Blair Witch Project
Amityville Horror (original)

Another good game that scared me was Diablo. It was so dark, moody, and the sound/music was haunting.

I finaly just saw Slither tonight too. Good stuff!

Very gory, but very funny with a lot of LOL moments. I wouldn't say it's scary though, I jumped like once I think when a bunch of zombies came out of nowhere.

For any Office fans looking to see it just cause Jenna is in it - fair warning that she has like maybe 3-4 miniutes of screen time tops. It's kinda too bad cause the one exchange over the radio with the Sheriff is hillarious.

Here is my list in no particular order
1. The War
2. Benny and Joon
3. Garden state
4. Ever After
5. Remember the Titans
6. O Brother where art thou
7. Shawshank Redemption
8. Waynes World
9. Four Brothers
10. Napoleon Dynamite
11. Donnie Darko
12. Whats eating Gilbert Grape
13. Crazy Beautiful
14. Pirates of the Carribean curse of the black pearl
15. Pirates of the Carribean dead mans chest
16. Toy Story 1
17. Toy Story 2
18. Fried Green Tomatoes
19. The green mile
20. Back to the Future 1
21. Back to the Future 2
22. Tommy Boy
23. Joe Dirt
24. What about Bob
25. Nacho Libre
26. Beauty and the Beast
27. I am Sam
28. Rain man
29. My Life
30. Little Women
31. Good Will Hunting
32. Reality bites
33. Dazed and Confused

Back to the future 2 was a billion times better than part 1. I also think Pirates of the Caribbean part 2 was better than one.

BttF2 is easily the best of the three.

Did Pirates 2 already come out? I guess I wasn't paying attention.

Tina's nightmare in the original Nightmare on Elm Street scared the **** out of me. When Freddy stretches his arms... such a creepy visual.

Hellraiser always scared me. Especially Dr. Channard in part 2.

I had to look away several times during Hostel - it was more of a disgust factor than a scare factor.

My top scary movies:

Exorcist
Chainsaw Masacre (original)
Evil Dead 1 & 2
Alien
Halloween
Nightmare on Elm St.
Friday the 13th
Hellraiser
Blair Witch
Showgirls

Yeah, Showgirls was scary. Ever seen Kazaam starring Shaq?

Just the cover of Kazaam is scary enough for me!

Found this little article in regards to INDIANA JONES 4. WHAT A SHAME, in my opinion

Lucas killed Indiana Jones 4
Posted : November 7, 2006
Writer : Clint Morris
If you wanna blame anyone for the tardiness of the fourth ?Indiana Jones? film ? a film many predict may never happen, if only because its been off and on more times than a kettle ? you can probably take aim at George Lucas.

According to Screenwriter Frank Darabont (?The Green Mile?), the fourth film was ready to go two years ago ? until Lucas decided he didn?t like his script. Considering Steven Spielberg thought the script was the best Jaunt Indy had had since ?Raiders of the Lost Ark?, it sounds like Uncle George needs his head read.

?That was terrifically frustrating?, Darabont said in an exclusive interview with CHUD. ?I worked for over a year on that; I worked very close with Steven Spielberg. He was ecstatic with the result and was ready to shoot it two years ago. He was very, very happy with the script and said it was the best draft of anything since Raiders of the Lost Ark. That?s really high praise and gave me a real sense of accomplishment, especially when you love the material you?re working on as much as I love the Indiana Jones films.?

Lucas then came to Darabont and stuck a stake through his script.

?Lucas read it and said, ?Yeah, I don?t think so, I don?t like it.? And then he resets it to zero when Spielberg is ready to shoot it that coming year, [which] is a real kick to the nuts. You can only waste so much time and so many years of your life on experiences like that, you can only get so emotionally invested and have the rug pulled out from under you before you say enough of that.?

The proofs in ?The Phantom Menace?, I believe. Throw away the key.

SOURCE

i just saw the original texas chainsaw massacre on halloween. i thought it was scary, but not reaalllly scary. i was more freaked out by The Ring.

but then, those are the only two "true" horror movies i've ever seen so i'm not really a credible source.

oh I'm such a horror fan, my favs in no set order....

nightmare on elm street
hostel
texas chainsaw (orginal)
the Omen
high tenison(french)
the audtion(japan)
the hills have eyes
The eyes(china)
evil dead 1
halloween
green river killer(korea)
polterigest 1st one
day of the dead
land of the dead
and anyone here who has seen this one will know not only is it the scariest but the biggest gross out movie ever to be put in the hands of anyone over 18.....
Faces of Death..any vol.

Day of the Dead is my favorite horror film of all time. Where's Dawn?

Faces of Death bores me to death. It's just pure exploitation. I like my horror to at least have a plot. But if you are in to that, you should check out Traces of Death. All that stuff is 100% real whereas much of Faces was staged.

for lovers of dark comedies, "The Green Butchers"

stunningly disturbing and made me cry i laughed so hard...

DVD recomendatios:

Seven, Usual Sspects, Anchorman, Grandma's Boy, David Cross: Let America Laugh, Team America, BASEketball ((al Matt & Trey's Movies are really funny. see orgasmo if you haven't already. The music in it is especially funy), Ray, The Royal Tenenbaums (the Baumers) Zoolander, Pootie Tang (I'm serious, its kind of funny. check it out, I know you haven't), Anything with Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Where the Buffalo Roam (Any movie that is based on a Hunter Thompson book should be gold), Napoleon Dynomite, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, How High (Wu-Tang Ruless! The DVD with all their videos is awsome, but not a movie), and I've run out of thoughts. I'll be back with more reat recomendations. TTFN!!;)

grandma's boy was one of the funniest movies i've seen in a very, very long time.
good choice.
"what does high score mean?!?! did i break it?!?"

is that the movie with Doris Roberts in it? the mom from Raymond? I do want to see that if its the one i'm thinking about

Read the ABOVE post on Indiana Jones 4 :9

I have Ali G already thankyou very much

I read the above post. but i promise you on our friendship ( ) it will come out. thats good you have them.. have you seen the film? and i was mainly talking to anyone that has neither own the DVDs or seen the film... but you rock Office-holic keep savin the kittens

Indiana Jones 4 is coming out... and why are we not talking ABOUT BORAT... Go see it.. leave whatever you are doing, jump in your car adn go see it... It is a great film then stop at the store and buy da ali G show seasons 1 & 2



GO NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

yes...she's the grandma in grandma's boy.
the partridge family mom is in it too.
TOO FUNNY.

in the spirit of horror movies, and comedies has anyone seen shaun of the dead? that was one of the funniset movies i've seen in a long time.

purple rain?...no
sign of the times?...no
batman soundtrack?...throw it.

Hot Fuzz

Shaun of the dead was good.. not one of the funniest movies ive ever seen but that could be cause i wasnt caged as a child and ive seen a lot of movies..

Romero's Diary of the Dead- first pics and teaser art.

zombie awesomeness

Borat?

Anyone seen it, what do you think?

I'm thinking about going to see it.

shocked that borat made as much as it did. i heard that sasha cohen is naked and i'm not wanting to see that. bad enough we were all forced to go through his ali g thing.

my fav dvds
almost famous
punch drunk love
the big lebowski
pulp fiction
tombstone
dogma
whats eating gilbert grape
jay and silent bob strike back
smokie and the bandit
dumb and dumber
duets
grumpy old men
fight club
raising arizona
butch cassidie and the sundance kid
the matrix
the jerk
get shorty
ferris buellers day off
theres so many more...

I've never seen the ali g show, but your the first person I've heard that doesn't like it, and I'm going to see Borat tommorrow,

Office trivia---Tim and Dawn from BBC's The Office were both in Shaun of the Dead.

the Borat movie is so funny and so wrong that you cant help but laugh. it's offensive shock humor at is finest!

i remember watching the ali g show and seeing that movie, but that is just not comparable to what borat does.

2 thumbs way up. and two snaps around the world

Borat is amazing - don't miss it. EVERYTHING was funny. It's indescribable.

In keeping with Shaun of the Dead, I have to throw in my favorite line.

"Alright" (Shaun removes dart from his head, squirting blood) "but dogs can look up."

wow, this looks really funy, thanks for the trailer!!

and dwight's bobblehead, it wasn't the funniest movie i've ever seen, it's one of the funniest movies i've seen in a while(my definition of a while isn't very exact, let's just say it was funny)

Nice Chuck Avatar (oops wrong thread haha)

but thank's for the faith in Borat.

Have we talked about "The Magnificent Seven" Yet? because I love that movie and everytime I hear the music, a smile comes across my face.
Yul Brenner? Check
Steve McQueen? Check
Cowboys? Check
Good and Bad Guys? Check
Sensational Soundtrack? Check and Check.
So GOOD.

Oh if we're going to talk about Steve McQueen we have to talk about The Great Escape!!

Garner, Attenborough, Bronson, Pleasence, Coburn, Messemer, AND McCallum ?!? So awesome, and those are just the guys I can remember off the top of my head!

soooo...i have been asked to view "the break up" with vince vaughn and jennifer aniston.
question...is this a chick flick?
i've heard it's more of a dark comedy, are the voices wrong?

o.k. here's the deal...i'm going to watch it tonight...i'll let you know how it is.
if it resembles a chick flick after 20 mins into it, i won't finish it.
just letting you know right now

the first sign of "no YOU hang up first..." and i'm throwing it out of my car window on the way home.