Whats the creepiest movie you have seen?

[squeally dan]

I recently had a guy from churhc tell me to rent "The Orphanage" Its a movie by the same guy that did Pans Labyrinth. Anyway, it was the first movie that has really creeped me out in a long time. I know someone will come on here and tell me I'm a wuss, but something about the imagery used gave me the creeps. Anyone seen this movie? Whats your creepiest movie?

[Ryan]

Well it certainly isn't the original "Halloween". That was lame.

[jazzandmetal?]

I have not seen it, but want to now!

Dead Silence is the creepiest movie I have seen in a while. Marionette puppets are just creepy. No matter what they are doing.

[MightyGuru]

Anybody see Hard Candy? Not exactly creepy as much as horrific.

[mark norwine]

Creepy? I'd have to give this some thought, but off the top of my head, I'd have to vote for "Pacific Heights"

[Bryan T]

"Mulholland Drive" has its moments. One of my favorite movies.

[RiseofRock]

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0406650/
The Chumscrubber was the most F'ed up movie I have ever seen before.

[TRIODEROB]

hands down this is the best creepy movie

Argentos masterpiece and one of the top 5 horror films of all time



(google it - there are ten thousand things written about it)


http://www.slashfilm.com/wp/wp-content/images/poster-suspiria-french1.jpg

[Bryan T]

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0406650/
The Chumscrubber was the most F'ed up movie I have ever seen before.

Odd, it didn't leave an impression on me at all.

[TRIODEROB]

and this one will give you nightmares for weeks

hands down the most disturbing film I have ever seen.

only time I felt like I had gone too far in a movie and there was no coming
back

its brutal to the extreme !

children must NOT be allowed to see this movie



http://www.best-horror-movies.com/image-files/audition-movie-poster.jpg

[TRIODEROB]

Great 60s creeps

http://www.5yaks.com/tingler.jpg

[strat6866]

Hills Have Eyes

[RiseofRock]

Odd, it didn't leave an impression on me at all.
It's not scary creepy... just f'ed up kind of creepy. Kind of like watching two clowns in full makeup having sex and one of them turns their head around 180 degrees and stares at the camera while smiling and giving a clown laugh the whole time while circus music plays in the background kind of f'ed up creepy. :bong

[jazzandmetal?]

and this one will give you nightmares for weeks

hands down the most disturbing film I have ever seen.

only time I felt like I had gone too far in a movie and there was no coming
back

its brutal to the extreme !

children must NOT be allowed to see this movie



http://www.best-horror-movies.com/image-files/audition-movie-poster.jpg

GREAT, GREAT movie. That is a must see movie!

[telecopter]

Phantasm...

I was in the mood to be scared that night(many years ago). It worked.

[rattles]

I don't like scary or creepy movies. They un-nerve me!

[Tonekat]

It's not scary creepy... just f'ed up kind of creepy. Kind of like watching two clowns in full makeup having sex and one of them turns their head around 180 degrees and stares at the camera while smiling and giving a clown laugh the whole time while circus music plays in the background kind of f'ed up creepy. :bong

Where the heck in the recesses of your mind did that come from? Oh, wait, I see the bong-o-matic in your smilie, never mind... :)

[Nitebob]

and this one will give you nightmares for weeks

hands down the most disturbing film I have ever seen.

only time I felt like I had gone too far in a movie and there was no coming
back

its brutal to the extreme !

children must NOT be allowed to see this movie



http://www.best-horror-movies.com/image-files/audition-movie-poster.jpg

I watched Audition on a flight to Japan to do a tour there. Totally creeped me out, and every girl who dressed like her was suspect.

On the inflight movies....really!
nitebob

[madscientist]

Hills Have Eyes


+1000

After one particular scene, I wasn't right for days.

[Traps]

Willard

[Zilmo]

The original (1964?) Haunting.

[Suproman77]

Pet Sematary.

First saw it as a kid and it shook me up for days. Never saw death portrayed in that fashion on film before...quite jarring for a young lad.

[Frankee]

Funny Games
Gummo :NUTS

[BMF Effects]

Anybody see Hard Candy? Not exactly creepy as much as horrific.

+1. :worried

[BMF Effects]

Pet Sematary.

First saw it as a kid and it shook me up for days. Never saw death portrayed in that fashion on film before...quite jarring for a young lad.

Walked out of the theater on this one. The sister with the meningitis doing the crab walk freaked me out.

[dets1]

mothman prophecies. my wife and stepdaughter were in new orleans when i rented it. alone in the house i didn't even get past the credits. a few days later i got the nerve. creepy.:eek:

[BMF Effects]

mothman prophecies. my wife and stepdaughter were in new orleans when i rented it. alone in the house i didn't even get past the credits. a few days later i got the nerve. creepy.:eek:

I liked Mothman Propehecies. "White Noise" creeped me out a bit until the ending just got ridiculous.

[RockStarNick]

Hills HAve Eyes... holy S, that freaked me the F out.

Dumb Idea: to try to eat chinese food while watching that...

Honorable Mention: Event Horizon. Very, very scary...

[MightyGuru]

One of my fave flicks ever right there. Tremendous.


hands down this is the best creepy movie

Argentos masterpiece and one of the top 5 horror films of all time



(google it - there are ten thousand things written about it)


http://www.slashfilm.com/wp/wp-content/images/poster-suspiria-french1.jpg

[Tuberoast]

Yes, The Haunting from 1964 was a real hide under-the-covers movie in my youth. It actually holds up rather well. Eleanor!!!!

However, The Scooby Doo "A Night of Fright Is No Delight" is no slouch

[paraedolia]

The Day of the Locust directed by John Schlesinger (who also did Midnight Cowboy).
with Donald Sutherland as a real loser called....Homer Simpson :eek:. from the 70s and by far the creepiest guy-losing-it film I've ever seen. Not a hockey-mask-head-spinning-round-spitting-ectoplasm-blood-gushing horror film, just a descent into insanity. Creepy.
:hide

[NewarkWilder]

eraserhead. but in a good way.

[rubbersoul]

Event Horizon really screwed with me...badly. Didn't like the images in it at all.

The Shining is creepy man...those hallways in that hotel are terrible.

For some reason, I also had a problem with Stephen King's "Dreamcatcher". Not for me.

[aps]

For some reason Donnie Darko creeped me out. I think it was that damn rabbit costume.


And the movie Teeth can change a man.

aps

[tvegas99]

the Orphanage was really great- slightly creepy

Pan's Labyrinth was a little creepy and excellent

+1 on Hard Candy- pre-Juno, Juno (I think)

I loved the Devils Rejects by Rob Zombie- extremely creepy 70's throwback horror- highly recommended

Boxing Helena was very strange for it's time, not really horrific but very creepy in a different kind of way

Dead Ringers was always too creepy for me

David Lynch always has some of the creepiest moments in his movies +100 he defines creepy for me

I can't wait to see the Audition, thanks for the suggestion!!

[Spudman]

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned The Grudge. Was everyone too scared to go see it? Totally creepy.

[hansoloist]

Inside
Tetsuo, The Iron Man
Videodrome

peace
-jeff

[RiseofRock]

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned The Grudge. Was everyone too scared to go see it? Totally creepy.
That movie was cheesy as hell. Some guy even proposed to his girl at the movie..:jo

[jazzandmetal?]

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned The Grudge. Was everyone too scared to go see it? Totally creepy.

The original Ju-on was better. Much creepier.:messedup

[desceneisvals]

Irreversible.

You'll only ever watch it once.

[TRIODEROB]

this is another kick ass creepy film- a true classic!


http://www.filmforum.org/films/eyes/eyescardsm.jpg

[TRIODEROB]

this film has the all time greatest horror opening scene - see poster below

drove from san diego to los angeles to meet the actress and see it on the big screen


"BLACK SUNDAY"

http://www.readingeagle.com/blog/moviehouse/bava

[TRIODEROB]

another super creepy classic on dvd


http://it.geocities.com/mrgaunt75/images/black_sabbath.jpg


http://pub32.bravenet.com/photocenter/remote/2724789253/52209C5BD9.jpg

[Road Warrior]

Lot of creepy ones mentioned so I'll try something that hasn't.

I thought Dead Birds was creepy...:eek:

[TwoTubMan]

Road House.

[jazzandmetal?]

Irreversible.

You'll only ever watch it once.

Monica Belucci is in it. I am going to order it right now. She is the hottest thing on the planet......well, not really but she has to be in the top 10.:)

[John Hurtt]

Monica Belucci is in it. I am going to order it right now. She is the hottest thing on the planet......well, not really but she has to be in the top 10.:)

Irreversible? Doesn't Belucci's character get raped in that?

[TRIODEROB]

and lets not forget the most creepy person of all time

from Polterqeist 2

the insanely creepy Rev. Kane




Are you lost sweetheart? Are ya 'fraid honey? Well then why dont you come with me?



http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Set/8476/rainkane2.jpg

[jazzandmetal?]

Irreversible? Doesn't Belucci's character get raped in that?

:confused: Haven't seen it yet. So...I don't know. But I do know that she is super hot. And not the least bit creepy.

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r305/jazzandmetal/21955_MonicaBellucci6_122_1099lo.jpg

[Morgan Music]

"Magic" with Anthony Hopkins and Burgess Meredith.

Sometimes mere implications are the creepiest.

[reubencox]

I liked Mothman Propehecies. "White Noise" creeped me out a bit until the ending just got ridiculous.

I thought the movie was interesting and a little creepy...........until I got in my car and started to drive home. I had watched it at my girlfriend's house and left the windows down.

No lie - I got about a mile down the road and something hit me in the back of the head (pretty hard). I was thinking what the heck was that??? I pulled over really quick and turned on a light and this HUGE moth was going batshikaka in my suv. It was banging against the ceiling and the back windows back and forth making quite a racket. Once it settled down it must have had a wingspan the size of my palm.

That freaked me out a little.

Most recent movies are just gross (which is quite different from creepy - trying to make me throwup isn't scary). I would say check out 'The Strangers' for a pretty good recent movie that is fairly creepy. Don't forget to turn up the sound and turn off the lights.

[nitehawk55]

For some reason, I also had a problem with Stephen King's "Dreamcatcher". Not for me.

The blonde girl who loses her car keys at the beginning of that movie and one of the guys finds them is a friend of ours ... Ingrid Kavelaars ( do a google search , good looker :) ). She also has an identical twin sister Monique who has acted some as well and competed in fencing in the 2004 Olympics . Ingrid dated Brandon Shanahan who was playing for NJ at the time .

Evil Dead is what cured me of watching creepy stuff , now it seems I can watch about anything with it not bothering me much .

[daoinnyc]

2004 The Woodsman with Kevin Bacon........Creepy as all Hell
Theres always 1998's Happiness. Sick shit

[Lance]

Hmm...creepiest would probably be Requiem For a Dream.
Runner up: Frailty with Bill Paxton
Very disturbing, also NOT to be seen by children! It will give them very bad ideas!

[Frethog]

The original "Tales from the Crypt" (1972)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0069341/

I was in grade-school and some college guys took my brother and I to this in the theater. I am still disturbed...

[hansoloist]

Irreversible? Doesn't Belucci's character get raped in that?

Yes, for about 9 straight minutes of a single shot. It's extremely disturbing.

peace
-jeff

[daoinnyc]

Runner up: Frailty with Bill Paxton
Very disturbing, also NOT to be seen by children! It will give them very bad ideas![/quote]


Good One.

[Killcrop]

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned The Grudge. Was everyone too scared to go see it? Totally creepy.

That movie totally creeped me out. A couple days after seeing it I had to check the mouse traps in the attic. Man that sucked. The mouse in the trap was consumed by the other mice making it extra creepy.

[newking70]

and lets not forget the most creepy person of all

from Polterqeist 2

the insanely creepy Rev. Kane




Are you lost sweetheart? Are ya 'fraid honey? Well then why dont you come with me?

God is in his holy temple. Earthly thoughts be silent now,
While with rev'rence we assemble And before his presence bow.
He is with us, now and ever, When we call upon his name,
Aiding ev'ry good endeavor, Guiding ev'ry upward aim.
:worried

[TRIODEROB]

"you are all going to die - haaaa haaaa haaaaaa"

- The Rev Kane



http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b92/syrinn123/RevHenryKane2.jpg

[TattooedCarrot]

My vote goes to The Happening. That was a disturbing movie.

[recto-robbie]

Great thread.
My parents really never hid any horror movies from my sis and I. Born in 71' I was able to watch the original Halloween 78' and Friday 13th 80', Salems Lot amongst many others while probably a bit too young for that stuff. Needless to say i've become very numb about horror movies for quite a while. If someone makes one that truelly scares me, I would be fan boy number one. It hasnt happened yet. No matter how gory, scary, strange, creepy or whatever they seem pretty foolish to me now.
Anyways the movie that ive actually enjoyed that I find many dont care for is Blairs Witch Project. While I wasnt creeped out about the movie and I agree all that jittery camera footage bothers the eyes and so on,
I was able to relate to the movie because if you ever truelly have been lost in the woods at night you would have a different understanding of the movie. No monsters, no gore, just plain old creepy lost in the woods feeling. Fun!

[zombywoof]

Carnival of Souls
- much of which was filmed right down the road in Lawrence. The scene where Candace is playing the church organ and goes into a trance and the dance at the ending in the old pavillion at Salt Lake City are some of the creepiest minutes I have ever seen on film.

Here is a taste set to the music of Roky Erickson.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skDkW3Xwxdg

[MichaelThomas]

Alien, the 1979 original was very creepy.

[Strat335]

Wow! I saw Black Sunday with a friend when I was a kid and it scared the shit out of me!!! Seems like all I remember now is that mask and then someone with a sledge hammer, hammering it onto her face. I must have been about 8 or so. LOL

Around the same time I got creeped out during a Glen Ford movie...I think it was called RAGE.... an older Mexican man had rabies and they were bringing him into the village tied up and all of the village men on horseback with ropes around him....keeping him from biting them. And they were his friends and family. That creeped me out badly.

Several years ago we watched IN THE MOUTH OF MADNESS, and although I don't remember it all, I do remember a scene where the woman comes out of a car like a crab, upside down...pretty dang creepy.

My wife said THE RING was creepy to her, I didn't see it.

I can't stand slasher movies or movies that are just gross for it's own sake. Seen enough of that, it's not entertaining to me. The Exorcist was creepy when it came out. PHANTASM was creepy...









this film has the all time greatest horror opening scene - see poster below

drove from san diego to los angeles to meet the actress and see it on the big screen


"BLACK SUNDAY"

http://www.readingeagle.com/blog/moviehouse/bava

[meddler]

Blue Velvet... or any other David Lynch film for that matter.

[jaycee]

I was a kid but Trilogy of Terror really creeped me out with that little doll thingy. The Birds too. The Devil's Rejects left me feeling extremely creeped out when i left the theater (alone:worried). I know a lot of people didn't seem to care too much about The Ring but i thought it was creepy as hell. There were a couple scenes in John Carpenters Prince of Darkness that freaked me out.

[seafoamer]

Lactating Shemale Midgets III

[retro]

At the time when I was too young to see a horror movie. This one complete with 3D glasses.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/3/3b/Maskpost1.jpg

Then the Exorcist freaked my teen brain out.

Other then that, the first Poltergist had it's moments.

Nothing creeps me out now damnit.

[Tonefish]

Clockwork Orange

[cpike]

Black Sunday--

this film has the all time greatest horror opening sceneThat's a great scene, but the part where her white eyeballs float up from the back of her skull into their empty sockets while she's lying in the casket--that scared the livin' bejesus out me the first time I saw it as a kid... that's a great, fun movie!

[TRIODEROB]

Black Sunday--

That's a great scene, but the part where her white eyeballs float up from the back of her skull into their empty sockets while she's lying in the casket--that scared the livin' bejesus out me the first time I saw it as a kid... that's a great, fun movie!


http://pub32.bravenet.com/photocenter/remote/2724789253/DE04D5E43E.jpg

[m.z.]

There was a crap movie about Jimi Hendrix..... I think it was an HBO production..... very bad. Creeped me out for sure! :worried

[Bryan T]

I've been thinking about since posting earlier. "The Wizard of Oz" definitely creeped me out as a kid. "Return to Oz" doubly so. I want to revisit the second one to see just what my six year old mind was freaked out by.

Bryan

[WurstBurst]

The ones that always get to me are:

Prince of Darkness
Event Horizon
Five Million Years to Earth

All are arguably terrible movies. But they creep me out.

[partytrain]

#1 creepiest scene from the #1 creepiest movie...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBpd5xy-vCY

[Lucidology]

Eraser Head was just sick .... hated it ...
some things ya just don't need to experience ...

Same with The Passion ... just a horribly bloody snuff film :jo

[Shine]

The first time I saw signs, that creeped me out.

An American Werewolf in London, the scene when he's dreaming and there's a knock on the door....

[Josh O]

The sister with the meningitis doing the crab walk freaked me out.

You and me both!! Saw it in the theater as well, that was one creepy creepy scene.

[Josh O]

Alrgiht I'll throw it out there, Blair Witch Project creeped me out. I was watching it lights off, middle of the night and something about that movie just gave me the freakin' heebie jeebies.

Also, not a movie but I remember as a kid being afraid of the opening title/music/imagery for Tales from the Darkside, the one that ran in the mid '80s.

Honorable mention although I do understand the Japanese counterparts are much much scarier but I'll throw The Grudge and The Ring out there. Just creepy cinematography with the cat girl and the little girl from the well, especially when she came out of the TV at the end.

[Audioholic]

In the mouth of Madness!! crazy messed up flick..

[Big Boss Man]

The Devil's Rejects and Hostel were both creepy in a graphic, sadistic violence kind of way.

[jetydosa]

Exorcist III is a great movie, and very creepy. It doesnt even show anything graphic, just the way it tells how people in the movie were murdered...creepy stuff.

[bigolcasino]

Lot of good ones already said here!
Some additions not mentioned. BTW, the movie Orphanage (Del Toro), I think was called Devils Backbone when I saw it. Did they change the name? Or is it something different?


Session 9 (2003)
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00006AUIG/qid=1098736763/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_1/104-9397314-7503923?v=glance&s=dvd


The Vanishing (Dutch,1991)
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005NFZC/qid=1098736668/sr=1-3/ref=sr_1_3/104-9397314-7503923?v=glance&s=dvd


The Eye (Hong Kong, 2003) the original, not the remake
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0000AVHAO/qid=1098734087/sr=8-1/ref=pd_csp_1/104-9397314-7503923?v=glance&s=dvd&n=507846


Rosemary’s Baby (1968)
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00003CXCF/qid=/sr=/ref=cm_lm_asin/104-9397314-7503923?v=glance


Night of The Hunter (1955)
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000035P5R/ref=cm_bg_d_11/104-9397314-7503923?v=glance

[macheesmo3]

The Orphanage was directed by Juan Antonio Bayona (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1291105/)
not by Guillermo Del Toro yet his company produced it . It came out only last year , whilst The Devils Backbone ( a fine film in it's own right) came out 10 + years ago or so .

[Jade]

When a Stranger Calls...

"Have you checked theee children???"

[rainmaker]

Salem's Lot. Great great Vampire movie

[Jade]

Salem's Lot. Great great Vampire movie

And the book was one of the scariest things I've ever read. 20 years later, it's still one of my favorite books.

[DOMINIC]

:confused: Haven't seen it yet. So...i don't know. But i do know that she is super hot. And not the least bit creepy.

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r305/jazzandmetal/21955_monicabellucci6_122_1099lo.jpg

damn that girl fine

[DOMINIC]

My vote goes to The Happening. That was a disturbing movie.
YEAH, i was afraid to admit it but it was really creepy!!

[Guitar Slinger6]

There were some good ones named on here, many creeped me out. But I think the one that disturbed me the most while watching it was "Frailty".

[kwaves99]

Stephen King's IT a made for TV movie was pretty creepy.

[darth_vader]

It was definitely 'Eraserhead' for me. I wasn't right in the head for about three days after watching that. I haven't seen it again since.

[freedom's door]

Alrgiht I'll throw it out there, Blair Witch Project creeped me out. I was watching it lights off, middle of the night and something about that movie just gave me the freakin' heebie jeebies.


Same here!!

Surprised that no one has mentioned "Saw".
The first 2 Alien movies worked well.

There's a film called "Dagon" that is based on an HP Lovecraft story that had a good share of creepy moments as well.

[TwoTubMan]

When I was 13, I saw a movie called "Black Sabbath" starring Boris Karloff. I slept with the covers over my head for months after that one.

[phoenix 7]

Silence of the Lambs is way up there. But creepy in a good way.

Oh yeah -- big +1 on Eraserhead.

Also The Black Dahlia Murders.

"The Gimp" scene in Pulp Fiction also comes to mind.

[jazzandmetal?]

I am going to order Eraser Head to see what it is about.

[phoenix 7]

I am going to order Eraser Head to see what it is about.

I'm warning you, j&m, there are some really scary scenes in that movie. For example, this one:


http://dukeofprunes.co.uk/picts/richardsimmons/richard-simmons-pants.gif (http://dukeofprunes.co.uk/picts/richardsimmons/index.php?Qwd=.&Qif=richard-simmons-slap.gif&Qiv=thumbs&Qis=M)

This one was hard to watch too:

http://dukeofprunes.co.uk/picts/richardsimmons/richard-simmons-feather-dus.gif (http://dukeofprunes.co.uk/picts/richardsimmons/index.php?Qwd=.&Qif=richard-simmons-gaybus.gif&Qiv=thumbs&Qis=M)


But this one gave me nightmares for weeks:

http://dukeofprunes.co.uk/picts/richardsimmons/richard-simmons-love-you.gif (http://dukeofprunes.co.uk/picts/richardsimmons/index.php?Qwd=.&Qif=richard-simmons-pants-on-head.gif&Qiv=thumbs&Qis=M)

[jazzandmetal?]

I'm warning you, j&m, there are some really scary scenes in that movie. For example, this one:


http://dukeofprunes.co.uk/picts/richardsimmons/richard-simmons-love-you.gif (http://dukeofprunes.co.uk/picts/richardsimmons/index.php?Qwd=.&Qif=richard-simmons-pants-on-head.gif&Qiv=thumbs&Qis=M)


But I had to just turn it off immediately when it got to this scene:

http://dukeofprunes.co.uk/picts/richardsimmons/richard-simmons-pants.gif (http://dukeofprunes.co.uk/picts/richardsimmons/index.php?Qwd=.&Qif=richard-simmons-slap.gif&Qiv=thumbs&Qis=M)
:roll:roll:roll:roll


You are so GAY!

[playon]

+1 on Alien and Blue Velvet. The first time I saw Blue Velvet it really creeped me out.

I saw Alien in the theater the first time, the 2nd time it was on network TV and I was home alone, when they landed on the planet, call me a wus, but I said screw it and turned off the TV.

[DøøG]

Ok, some have mentioned, like Eraser head, BIG +1! Watched that movie sooo many times back in the day....so great. Also the Grandmother, DL's short, also pretty good....Blue Velvet, another good DL flick....

Surprized no one mentioned "Night of the Living Dead". 1st time seeing it was late night, and all the "news" footage looked like it was real footage from back in those days. Plus the stark, "lo-fi" lighting, yikes.....great stuff. Romero never really topped that one, IMHO.....

C'mon guys, no Taxi Driver?!?!? Another creep fest, sheeez....

And someone mentioned "Carnival of Souls", very "atmospheric" movie, but very cool n creepy in it's own right. Great late night movie!

And there were some great spots in The Sixth Sense, especially that little story in there about the kid that was poisoned by the mother!! Wow!

How about "Henry, portrait of a serial killer"? Not your typical slash em up movie, a real in depth character study on someone like that, jeez-louise.......

[MightyGuru]

How about "Henry, portrait of a serial killer"? Not your typical slash em up movie, a real in depth character study on someone like that, jeez-louise.......


Yeah, tough movie to watch. Harsh.

[tone slave]

Spirited Away. While on mushrooms.
:eek:

Something about watching that movie tripping freaked me out a little bit. I watched the whole movie on the verge of getting up and walking out of the room. Once the girl and her family "crossed over" everything just looked and felt eerily familiar, almost like visiting a place you had spent a different like in. That movie still freaks me out a little bit. :bong

[macheesmo3]

When I was 13, I saw a movie called "Black Sabbath" starring Boris Karloff. I slept with the covers over my head for months after that one.


Yes , it's Italian made by Mario Bava . It's a anthology film , and the stories keep getting better throughout! It's a great film and just wonderful technicolor!

[RiseofRock]

Ok I just watched a few scenes from Eraserhead... That movie is like a bad acid trip. Another not scary just F'ed up creepy movie.

[RiseofRock]

Ok I just watched a few scenes from Eraserhead... That movie is like a bad acid trip. Another not scary just F'ed up creepy movie.

[TD_Madden]

The Bad Seed.

I prefer the B&W version, but the remake (McCauley Culkin) is creepy also.

[nlopez]

When I was a kid, the tv trailer to The Omen where the Dobermans were running in the house REALLY scared me.

For more recent stuff Blair Witch and certain scenes in Signs were pretty creepy.

[Blue Fin]

Two of my favorite creepy movies are both old ones:

Invasion Of The Body Snachers
The Head That Wouldn't Die

[jaycee]

The Head That Wouldn't Die

I was trying to remember this one. Definitely unnerved me as a kid, especially when that thing in the closet rips the doctor's arm off and the head is laughing that evil laugh.

Another one was Nosferatu. Seeing that vamp (probably the ugliest one) combined with the primitive black and white, jerky, poor quality filming just added to my misery as a kid.

[phoenix 7]

Two of my favorite creepy movies are both old ones:

Invasion Of The Body Snachers
The Head That Wouldn't Die

That reminds me of an old creepy film. It was called "The Hand" or something and was about this severed hand that was still alive and was crawling around, strangling people and stuff. Super creepy.

[TRIODEROB]

this was a great creepy movie to see as a kid in the 60s!

http://www.silverscreenfilmclips.com/uploaded_images/TheCrawlingEye(1958)A-787133.jpg

[macheesmo3]

That reminds me of an old creepy film. It was called "The Hand" or something and was about this severed hand that was still alive and was crawling around, strangling people and stuff. Super creepy.

There was "The Hand" with Michael Caine ( directed by Oliver Stone!) that had a crawling hand killing people. But there was also " The Crawling Hand" from the late 50's early 60's. Black and White basic horror flick of the era .( pretty fun though )!

[macheesmo3]

this was a great creepy movie to see as a kid in the 60s!

http://www.silverscreenfilmclips.com/uploaded_images/TheCrawlingEye(1958)A-787133.jpg


I love the tag Line !!!

A Man Dissolves and out of the oozing mist comes the hungry eye, Slave to the demon brain!
That is gold !!

[TRIODEROB]

http://www.cinemacom.com/50s-sci-fi/day-earth-stood-still.jpg http://www.cinemacom.com/50s-sci-fi/it-came-from-outer-space.jpghttp://www.cinemacom.com/50s-sci-fi/birds.jpg http://www.cinemacom.com/50s-sci-fi/thing-3.jpghttp://www.cinemacom.com/50s-sci-fi/man-with-x-ray-eyes.jpghttp://www.cinemacom.com/50s-sci-fi/creature-black-lagoon2.jpg
http://www.robertnolan.net/DL/Poster_Run-Like-Hell.jpg

[BMF Effects]

The thing that is great/creepy about Signs is the suspense that builds. By the time you actually get to see the alien you are so wound up that the fact it's a pretty bad costume doesn't matter. That scene with the newscast and amatuer footage from the kid's party... :worried

He came close again with The Village but he gave away too much of the story too quickly.

[TRIODEROB]

and the creepiest scene of all time

the last monent of the movie "the fly"





HELP ME - HELP ME - DONT LET IT EAT ME !!!!

http://www.badmovies.org/movies/thefly/thefly7.jpg

[nitehawk55]

Actually "Silence of the Lambs" was really good as was some other films with Hannibal Lector...."Red Dragon" , the sequel to Silence , and a couple others I can't think of at the moment . Anthony Hopkins does that real well with a flair that really brings the character to life in a real freak you out way .

[zombywoof]

Personally I think "Fraility" takes the prize.

There was one flick I believe called "Flowers in the Attic" where this woman takes in three children, locks them in an attic and starts lacing sugar cookies with poison.

[FlyingDutchman]

Personally I think "Fraility" takes the prize.

There was one flick I believe called "Flowers in the Attic" where this woman takes in three children, locks them in an attic and starts lacing sugar cookies with poison.


Wow..Flowers in the Attic. Flash from the past. Old V.C. Andrews book. The movie was decent. I remember my mother reading the book when i was young.


I never liked watching Vanished with Sandra Bullock and Keifer Sutherland. I watch it when its on always hoping for it to end differently.

[mcuguitar]

"The Changeling" with George C. Scott. Excellent plot and acting.

[squeally dan]

Anyone else seen The
orphanage. Just wondering if I was the only person who found some of the imagery creepy.

[PierreL]

Monica Belucci is in it. I am going to order it right now. She is the hottest thing on the planet......well, not really but she has to be in the top 10.:)

You are in for a shock...really disturbing movie.

[macheesmo3]

"The Changeling" with George C. Scott. Excellent plot and acting.


+10000 on this , great film , good slow burn with a really good payoff!

The seance scene is extra scary !!( why does seance look spelled wrong to me ?)

[desceneisvals]

Irreversible? Doesn't Belucci's character get raped in that?

Yeah I'm pretty sure it's her. And it goes on forever.

And that's only the half of it.

[RichieRich]

the serpent and the rainbow

[Memorex]

The Hitcher with Rutger Hauer made me stop picking up hitchhikers.

[squeally dan]

Anyone else seen the orphanage.

[Shamus]

My vote goes for.....

CHUD
http://dreamers.com/indices/imagenes/peliculas.2635.IMAGEN1.jpg




:rotflmao

[dead mike]

when i was in highschool the made for tv movie "IT" came out, i thought part 1 was real scary and so did everyone else in school.

i also enjoyed 28 days later when it came out.

almost no movie scares me though, some have creeped me out like larry clarks "kids" or "leaving las vegas."

[TwoTubMan]

"Fail Safe"

[PierreL]

Anyone else seen the orphanage.

I have. Great movie. A bit creepy at times that's right. Moving as well, not really a terror flick.

[shaneygoo]

watching the news in america is pretty scary...

i've seen some documentaries off the net that i don't even want to mention...

holywood movies some are just gross like saw... but i like brazil, everyone should see brazil, not a "horror" film but anyone that has a 9-5 should find it scary in a world where economics rule politics...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088846/

[macheesmo3]

"Fail Safe"


+10000 great film, Mattheau is evil!

[Lucidology]

Anyone else seen the orphanage.

Yeah ... I actually thought the ending was pretty sweet ..:-)

[guitarpkr67]

Not sure if this one has been mentioned. But I think it is the winner.

http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a203/LxSxDrEaMs/tideland.jpg

[Prodigy]

http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk137/eco-shred/pretty_woman-cc.jpg

[Noah]

Not sure if this one has been mentioned. But I think it is the winner.

http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a203/LxSxDrEaMs/tideland.jpg

I've seen just about every movie mentioned in this thread and lots of uber creepy movies that weren't mentioned...but I'd probably have to agree with this choice. Some of the other films mentioned are more violent, interesting, or disturbing, but this one is probably the creepiest.

[squeally dan]

Yeah ... I actually thought the ending was pretty sweet ..:-)

I know what you mean, but ghost children creep me out.

[fast ricky love]

Surprized no one mentioned "Night of the Living Dead". 1st time seeing it was late night, and all the "news" footage looked like it was real footage from back in those days. Plus the stark, "lo-fi" lighting, yikes.....great stuff. Romero never really topped that one, IMHO...

Yes!!!

[BIGGERSTAFF]

It's a Wonderful Life? :)

[4styx]

Frankenhooker:AOK

[triple_vee]

"Vacancy" with Luke Wilson is one recent one that comes to mind...very disturbing...

[carbz]

Surprised no one mentioned this flick.....


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3uJmRR6Dk8

[Jet Age Eric]

HATE the 'Salem's Lot movie, but I LOVE the book.

Agree that Suspiria, Phantasm, and Alien are phenomenal horror movies. I'd add the Thing remake and the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Blair Witch Creeped me out, too.

Dreamcatcher is, perhaps, the dumbest movie I've ever seen. My wife and I find excuses to mock it a few times a year. I'm not saying this to rag on whoever thought it was scary; I'm just surprised by our divergent opinions.

And the book was one of the scariest things I've ever read. 20 years later, it's still one of my favorite books.