You walk through a dark, shadowy forest, no recollection of where you are or how you got there. Suddenly, through the darkness pierces a loud, mirthful voice.
Scariest Movies of All Time - Top Ten List. Revan. Similar to the list of the best horror movies ever made, this list highlights the movies that made you jump the highest and cursed you with the worst nightmares.
It will remain a classic until the end of time for its disturbing imagery and dark atmosphere. I think the Grudge and the Ring are highly overrated. People need to watch the real horror masterpieces of yesteryear. After all these years it still creeps me out big time! The best movie ever I couldn't sleep for many days and I always feel scared while sleeping a master piece. Not scary at all, because it occupy the first place I think its scary that's why I vote, how come it became number 1 when this movie is in the making stage?
After showing I will make a comment, for the meantime I think the scariest is sadako versus the grudge all time and the greatest ever made recommended to all. V 4. 33 Comments. The Shining. Its not that its scary its just that the storyline is great and has amazing actors. I also found it kind of funny. Here's Johnny! Bro. This is the top ten SCARIEST movies of all time.
And I've seen a lot of horror movies. I had watched this movie. And my review would be that it is not at all scary from horror movie point of view. Can't forget this line .
No movie has scared me ever since, none! Not a single other one on this list.
Honest truth, really some might be gross, some make you jump but A Nightmare on Elm Street is the be- all and end- all. The birth of being afraid to fall asleep. A Nightmare on Elm Street attacks you from all directions. Don't fall asleep.
Great movie, has really stood the test of time and is as good now as it ever was. Freddy's Coming for you. My first horror movie was Friday the 1. Sometimes I'm in a big mansion, sometimes the woods. But it's always Michael myers who is chasing me.
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- Here are 35 of my most irrational fears that are probably extremely strange and evidence of my craziness, but I’ve got fingers crossed that there are others out.
Similar to the list of the best horror movies ever made, this list highlights the movies that made you jump the highest and cursed you with the worst nightmares. If you want your public to believe in what you write you must believe in it yourself. When I am describing a scene I can as distinctly see what I am describing as I.
That's saying something. I watch scary movies because they are fun; they just don't scare me. Then I watched Halloween. After the movie ended, I went to the bathroom and checked my shower.. That was a very scary movie I first scary movie I ever saw! I saw it at my friend's house when I was only 6 years old.
And trust me it's not my last! This is why I check my shower at 1 a. My PArents won't let me see it again.
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Shag shag shag Friday the 1. Searched on e. Bay and Amazon. No joke. And this is from watching the trailer.
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But I was also really young at the time. Stupid but scary it kept me hanging on the edge of my seat but the original was better. This was just shockingly scary, found it hard to sleep for weeks. Not one to watch alone!
This gives me nightmares. V 2. 35 Comments. The Conjuring. The scariest movie EVER. Taking all the other international movies into the reckoning, this takes the cake ttobe the scariest. By far! I seen this and no lie it gave me a panic attack I swear this had to be the best movie I've seen in years.
The conjuring is The Grudge, The Exorcist combined! So horrifying! This movie is boring as hell. V 2. 45 Comments.
Stephen King's It. I hate clowns, my friends thought we should watch it so we did, now I have the biggest phobia ever!
Can't walk near open drains either.. SAW THIS AS A KID MAYBE AROUND AGE 6 AND I'm NOW MUCH OLDER AND TERRIFIED OF CLOWNS! Can't DECIDE BETWEEN .
And those weird yellow teeth and disgusting long fingernails just disgusted and scared the hell out of me. My two biggest phobias are spiders and clowns, and I thought it was a 5.
But after seeing this one, the 5. La. ST. Is that the word to describe this movie. I was all over laughing during watching this movie. Samara is a little cute bastard and Rachel is a wonderful character.
I sing all the day the Samara's Song: Round we go,The world is spinning,When it stops,It just beginning. Sun comes up,We live and we cry,Sun comes down.
And then we all die. Very atmospheric from start to finish which puts the viewer in a jumpy frame of mind for the finale. I just about pissed myself at the end.. It's not really scary. V 1. 26 Comments. Saw. Personal all time favorite of mine, well not just the first movie, but the entire series all together. I make it a habit to marathon the entire series at least twice a year with a few of my girlfriends.
Although as the movies went on, I got tired of hoffman's stupidity, but I always loved amanda's ingenuity and strength. As I write my opinion on this movie I get the chills.
I see flashbacks of the first time watching it in the dark in 4th grade. I remember the sleepless nights and the tears.
I dreaded the night time. I watched the movie again when I got older thinking I'd get over it but I didn't. Just looking at the cover if the disc scares me. Every time I look at the T. V. This movie really makes me want to be a better person just so I don't ever have to be in that predicament. This should be number one and I'd like everyone reading this to vote for this.
Thank you. Great Movie.! The way the story is set up especially in the first 3 films.! My favorite was SAW II because the ending surprised me that I said what just happened.
Overall AWESOME Movie.! Amazing! I love these, they're so great. Can't wait for 8.
V 1. 00 Comments. The Newcomers? Alien: Covenant?
The Oogieloves in the Big Balloon Adventure. Scariest film everr. SCa. Re. D the He. LL Out o. F Me! 1. The Contenders. 11.
Insidious. Definitely a movie to see if you like scary movies! A lot of scary movies don't make me jump.. But this one made me jump several times. Just with loud noises and pop- ups. If you like scary movies.
SEE INSIDIOUSI don't know why this movie isn't even in the top 3 at least. This movie seriously freaked me out. I actually have a scar on my arm from hurting myself in an attempt to run from the T. V. Thanks for the alarm I'm awake.
It is so scary. I never had my sleep after watching it. Now I'm scared of dark just because of the movie but still I enjoy watching it again and again. V 1. 11 Comments. Psycho. Any movie that still unsettles me every time I hear a noise when taking a shower has to be the scariest movie ever. What an impact, even more than 4.
Very scary indeed. This movie's shower scene is so famous all the way up until now, and will most likely continue to be! Well this is now why I shower with people in the house, and I have my music playing so I don't have to feel so terrified.
But NOES is a little scarier. Because what's worse than the fear of sleep? YOU CAN'T AVOID ITBut yeah, this is also really scary. What's the name of the music from the shower scene? V 3. 6 Comments. 13. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1. I loved the low- budget realism.
All the special effects and cgi in today's horror flicks detract from the horror in my opinion. I actually felt the terror of the main characters and wanted to escape when I watched this because the realism felt like a glimpse into real life insanity that exists in the world. Also, I heard it was based on real events, but now know it was all just a made up story.
Ha Ha, so we meet again, I've seen all of these Texas Chainsaw Massacre films and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1. Very gripping and scared my grandma to bits!
Based on a true story too guys, so watch at your own risk and NEVER GOING TO Texas OR AMERICA AT ALL! This movie is terrifying but the only thing I never really got was the Guy running with a big heavy chainsaw and the victim never being able to escape. Come on you can't run THAT fast with A big heavy duty chainsaw weighing you down. Other than that A Brilliant Creepy Horror film. Chainsaw? Check. Claustrophobic setting?
Check. Cannibalistic family? Check. Creepy atmosphere? Check. Chase sequences that are terrifying? Check. Carefree actors?
Check. Scariest movie ever? ABSOLUTLEY. V 4. 1 Comments. Paranormal Activity. This was the hell of all scary movies. I like watching horror movies so that I can sit and laugh at the children. But this time it was reversed. I slept with my bed light on for more than two weeks.
Letting my obese dog sleep between my feet that if something grabbed me his going to struggle. This was the first horror movie that actually scared me. I don't find little girls, clowns, or maniacal killers that scary they're a bit cliche now. But this movie struck a chord of the fear of the unseen, what demons come out at night. Is that weird bump in the night just the house adjusting or was it something.
I remember I was a freshman in college when I watched the first one. I did not get any sleep that night and I had nightmares when I did. Even the first case of sleep paralysis was after that movie. The second time I had sleep paralysis I felt a presence and saw a shadowy figure looming over my bed. I heard someone ask me my name, I refused and told it to leave.
I broke free finally and I prayed on it. I haven't experienced the nightmares ever since. I know that it's normal symptoms but I believe in God and I'm terrified of demons.
This movie brought those fears out of me so I'm not surprised I had bad nightmares. But I do thank God he answered my prayers, no demon related .. I don't scare easily, but this did it for me. The Exorcist has nothing on this film!
Me: This doesn't look so bad. Later.. Me: I'm going to hell. It wasn't scary, but it had its moments that were.. I'm a huge Hannibal The Cannibal fan, and loved all three movies. It's quite realistic as well and Jodie Foster was an amazing Clarice.
Most scary movie I have ever seen. The dialogue and images go deep into your psyche. The worst was I first saw this movie when it came out. My best friend and I went together. We came home from it and to go to her house we had to go through a dark alley and through her mom's closed store. We were terrified to be out in the dark after that film!
Okami. Love this movie. V 2. 5 Comments. 16. The Thing. A monster, that turns dogs inside out and you don't even know it's their till its about to kill you, is really creepy(and awesome at the same time - Razor. The original is just amazing, the suspense and thrill created is just terrifying. How it is not in the top 5 astounds me!
The exorcist just made me laugh, alien is pretty darn scary and so is paranormal activity.
Freaky, Irrational Fears That’ll Make You A Paranoid Heap Of Anxiety. Here are 3. 5 of my most irrational fears that are probably extremely strange and evidence of my craziness, but I’ve got fingers crossed that there are others out there who experience such troubling thought processes as well.
Paranoid weirdos with vivid imaginations UNITE! Whenever my leg or foot is dangling off the bed someone, or worse, something is going to grab it. Well if it’s someone they’ll probably slice my Achilles tendon, whereas something such as a demon or entity would aggressively drag me to hell or somewhere with no Wi- Fi. When looking into mirrors, I’m always anticipating that dreadful moment when my reflection won’t match up with my body movements. Also, I kind of fear that one of the many anti- climatic, dud .
Driving alongside semi- truckers because what if it’s a Decepticon, and it sucks me under to my demise? Don’t act like this isn’t a concern. I mean, maybe minus the Transformers part. Walking down long hallways or a staircase and worrying I’ll see a silhouette at the other end. Honestly, shadowy outlines as a whole are my nemesis and I blame the slender man for any apprehension. What if The Truman Show is actually happening right now, and the world has seen every last bit of nose- picking, shower singing, talking to myself, shoveling food in my mouth, making faces in the mirror shenanigans. On top of that, my other fear is that The Hudspeth Show would be slammed by the critics and draw lackluster ratings.
A roach crawling in my ear while sleeping. Taking it a step further – if said creepy crawler dropped some eggs inside of me and they hatch, then wander freely about my medulla oblongata, that’s the sum of all irrational fears. A shaky ceiling fan turned on high. Realistically if it were to fall on me I’d probably survive, but I imagine it dropping and those thin, flimsy wooden blades somehow decapitating me, Final Destination- style. Any unexpected, loud noises while I’m in the process of shaving because it could potentially cause a jerk- and- slice reaction.
Closing a cabinet mirror because in horror movies they’re usually foggy with a 1. Opening shower curtains. Whether I’m on my way in or out of the shower, I always anticipate a knife- wielding Vince Vaughn looking dude on the other side. When the car driving in front of me throws out a cigarette butt, I think it’ll defy probability and make its way up my vehicle’s tailpipe, where it will find fuel and spark a massive explosion, resulting in a mob- planted- car- bomb size blast. Looking out of windows at night. Even the tiniest sliver of curtains/blinds that leaves the tiniest amount of window exposed is probably, possibly, definitely being looked through by some type of crazed killer who plans to break inside, cut my Achilles tendon and do other slasher movie things. The whole number 1.
We all know what the 1. If I try to kill a bug but it escapes, I worry it’ll come back with several of its friends and attempt revenge. Old, black and white photos of stone- faced, emotionless people.
It’s almost like they’re living in that still shot, watching your every move with their blank expression. Kids being able to see things that I can’t. Don’t stare off into nothingness. Don’t draw your creepy stick figures hanging from a tree. Don’t talk about your imaginary friend. Wait, um, act 1. 0 years older than your age because you’re freaking me out, little weirdo.
Everyone can read and communicate with their minds except for me. It’s a secret that the world has been able to keep as they communicate amongst each other, excluding the incapable.
They all make fun of me, laughing to themselves – or to each other, telepathically. At some point in life my front door will be kicked down, the police will arrest me and it’ll turn out I’m being held responsible for a crime I had absolutely no knowledge or hand in. Is the government behind this? Is Ashton behind this? Am I getting V For Vendetta’d? Is Natalie Portman behind this? Are Ashton & Natalie behind this?
Am I watching No Strings Attached? Answering incoming calls from blocked or unknown numbers. It feels as if the caller is already watching you, so it’s natural to scan your surroundings and make sure there aren’t any obvious culprits nearby. After hearing several urban legends, I automatically check the backseat of my car before getting in. Y’know, this one actually isn’t necessarily irrational, as it feels like a feasible concept in this day and age.
A snake or some type of creature swimming through sewage pipes and finding its way up to my toilet cheat, where it will leap and chomp at whatever part of my body is closest to the can. Crossing any type of bridge because I’m always fairly certain that it’s going to collapse as I reach the midpoint. Same thing with elevators – every successful floor reached is a miracle in my eyes. If you couldn’t tell yet, having my Achilles tendon cut is a thing I’m deeply concerned about. Most people with this fear acquired it watching Hostel, and it’s not exactly common, but I’m suspicious of everyone, even a seven- year- old kid with blunt tip scissors, wanting to go for the non- existent bounty on my poor Achilles tendon. By closing my eyes in the shower I feel susceptible to all types of monsters/murderers/naked victim lovers to take advantage of my vulnerable position.
My belief is, the instant my eyes are shut a dinner bell rings informing all interested parties of my defenselessness. It’s the worst when you’ve got shampoo in your hair, dripping down your face but you freak out and risk exposing your eyes to the painful, burning suds so you can get a glimpse and confirm your safety. Exiting a store I’m always concerned about the theft detector ringing because I forgot that I had something in my hand.
That may sound improbable, but every other week I find myself searching far and wide frantically, for the hat that’s on my head, or the phone that’s rested between my cheek and shoulder as I talk on it. It’s only a matter of time before I make the honest mistake of exiting Target with a small flatscreen TV that I didn’t pay for. I rarely feel less safe than when I’m in a parking garage. They just all give off the vibe that someone is watching or following you.
Maybe this is a result of too many movies, but those dimly lit, no cell phone service having layers of concrete turn me into Chuckie Finster. That I’m going to be possessed. Some spirit is going to come along and have a straight up hostile takeover of my body. Whatever, jokes on the entity because I’m a black man in America – have at it.
I always tell myself that for comfort, that I’m owner of an avatar that even makes the demons say “Nah, I think I’m good floating around doing hood rat, paranormal things.”2. When a plane passes above but makes a decent amount of noise, I’m confident it’s going to crash directly on top of me. That I’m in a coma right this second and while life feels pretty legit, I’ll wake and realize it was a groggy mess that wasn’t nearly as detailed as it felt, just as we realize when waking from a vivid dream. Driving under an overpass.
It just feels like a vehicle or the bridge itself will come falling down. So basically on or around a bridge and my blood pressure is rising. Yes, I’m a twenty- something year old man, but I feel younger than that and weary of oversized white vans. Nothing makes a person in their mid- twenties feel more nostalgic than being scared of something that they know they should’ve outgrown in 1. At any given moment I’ll have a life ending brain aneurism.
At any given moment a black hole will destroy earth. A zombie- esque disease will actually run rapidly through humanity. People think they’d love a wild, chaotic apocalypse, but AMC ain’t real life and if these are the sprinting, leaping Dawn Of The Dead/World War Z zombies instead of traditional walkers, we’re all screwed. You know how the saying that I made up for this post goes: If the zombies run, the apocalypse ain’t no fun. You should like Thought Catalog on Facebook here.