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Originally posted by SR025:

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Originally posted by the Hudge:
Event Horizon; evil scary.

This, scariest movie I've ever seen

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I was also rather terrified when seeing the 28 days later in theaters.

I dont think entire movies are scary for me. Certain scenes though will get me. The Conjuring 2 has the flashlight scene with the nun.

The Fogs original version had some good scenes.
The first Friday the 13th was great because I never expected the mom to be the killer.

The Exorcist.

All the things the nuns told me in grade school are true!

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The Decent (2005)

Yes, The Descent (2005) is pretty decent.



(It's freaky as fuck, really, and quite well done I thought)

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Originally posted by Captain Morgan:
The first Friday the 13th was great because I never expected the mom to be the killer.

Gee, post a spoiler alert. It's not worth seeing now!

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Originally posted by tk13:

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Originally posted by Captain Morgan:
The first Friday the 13th was great because I never expected the mom to be the killer.

Gee, post a spoiler alert. It's not worth seeing now!

Too funny. I actually hadn't watched the movie in like 30 years and re-watched it recently. I had totally forgotten about the Mom angle...

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Originally posted by jjkroll32:

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Originally posted by SR025:

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Originally posted by the Hudge:
Event Horizon; evil scary.

This, scariest movie I've ever seen

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I consider it the scariest movie I've seen.

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Originally posted by Captain Morgan:
The first Friday the 13th was great because I never expected the mom to be the killer.

Originally posted by Sig209:
Too funny. I actually hadn't watched the movie in like 30 years and re-watched it recently. I had totally forgotten about the Mom angle.

'50s actress Betsy Palmer only took that role because she needed money for a new car. She thought that her role would be long forgotten in an unknown cheapie horror flick - if she only knew at that time the power that cable TV, home video, and franchising would have on a certain generation of people.

She did suggest to director Sean Cunningham that she should appear in an earlier scene to give the audience a chance to guess who the killer is. His reply was essentially, "Eh, nobody will care."

I am so sorry about giving away the ending. As an aside I never expected Donald Pleasence to die in Halloween 2.

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Originally posted by Sig209:

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Originally posted by tk13:

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Originally posted by Captain Morgan:
The first Friday the 13th was great because I never expected the mom to be the killer.

Gee, post a spoiler alert. It's not worth seeing now!

Too funny. I actually hadn't watched the movie in like 30 years and re-watched it recently. I had totally forgotten about the Mom angle...

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I noticed something watching the movie on TV, I believe TBS that the censors seemed to have missed. When they are swimming and later standing on the dock, one of the male actors, I believe Mr. Bacon, has a definite chubby.