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the most FRIGHTENING movie u've seen (1 Viewer)

Raiks

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Gizmo was great.

I never owned a furby either, for fear of gremlins. :D

I think they were just a fad like tamigotchis, pokemon, tazos and the like.
 

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'thirteen' the scariest movie ive ever seen....except not in the traditional sense. scary in the way that those little girls could behave like that, you should see it if you havent...it will make u realise alot...
 

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MoNNiE said:
haha! gizmo is sooo cute!
but at least with a furby even if u dumped it in water it wouldn't turn into a hideous creature

furby's are scary though..what was so good about it neway!
(note: i never had one.. )
lol @ the sig, for a second there i thought it was the guy from Zoolander...
 

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I reckon the Ring was pretty bad....although in my opinion...the american one was better than the jap one....
 
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Haven't really come across any that scary, Event Horizon was definitely a little creep in parts though.

Another movie, although I don't know what it was called, and never saw all of it, that managed to distress me quite a bit (many years ago), was this thing on SBS. Flicking through channels I came across a blowup doll chasing a dude around what looked like an asylum with a great big knife.

I have no clue what it was about, or even if it was a serious movie, but seeing as I'd completely missed the context it was a hundred times scarier than it probably should have been :)
 

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fahrenheit 9/11. even taken with a grain of salt (as it must be) it still makes u want to hide under the covers until george bush goes away..

blair witch scared the shit out of me. for weeks afterward i couldn't even look at a tree. or a beanie.
 

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Raiks said:
I must admit that era of scary movies was awesome, Chucky, Chucky's Bride, Nightmare on Elm Street, Aracnophobia, Gremlins... the list goes on.

Scream and the like had nothing on them.
Yep I think the "Nightmare on Elm st movies are good, ive only seen 4 of them , havnt seen them all yet.
I think friday the 13th movies were good (scary) too lol
 

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the movie what's its name?
wrong turn
although that may have just been freaky cause everyone freaked each other out before watching it...
 

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ohh, jeepers creepers had the best scary potential but then you saw the thing and it was just sooo stupid

*hugs my evil dead boxset and my third of the nightmare on elm street box set*

how's that for a wet dream?
 

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You what was frightening? The whole ten yards...that movie was so bad it's scary.
 

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i would have to say pizza, as it scared me to think that someone actual thought it would be funny enough to warrant any sort of release in cinemas.

i hope all copies of it burn
 

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