What is the scariest film

[helenhiya]

hostel isnt scary at all :S

i dont really find any scary but the scariest i have seen are dead end and the hills have eyes
i have to hide for most of the saw films but that's more cos of grossness.

[luke-p]

Hmm, I don't recall getting any from you either..

"Spooky".. Haha.

Hehe yeah

Speaking of Habbox Folding, I joined it yesterday.

It's in a sig nobody mentioned it

Hostel & Wolf Creek.

Seen hostel wasn't really my type of scary, but thanks for the wolf creek I'll get that and see what it's like

[Obiod]

Hannibal
Chainsaw Massacre
Saw

thats all i know XD

[Gnome]

freddy kreuger :<

[Oidz]

Wolf Creek, is kind of a thing which is disturbing and that its based on a true story and there is actually a man who did thoes kind of things.

Saw, Hostel they're not particulary scary they're just gore infested films
I cant see how they can be scary.

The Excoist is scary in my opinion.
I thought things like, The Amytiville Horror ( New Film ) is scary all thoes kind of possessed/demon films.

[Misawa]

Wolf Creek was horrible, as is the Amityville remake. As for the former "actually happening", the film is inspired by true events, and is very loosely factual.

[luce]

I can't help you with that, since there isn't a film in existence that can "scare me". I'm desensitised to just about everything, so I enjoy watching the nastiest side of film rather than "hiding behind the sofa". Seeing Hellraiser when I was four, and seeing a cyclist hit by a truck probably didn't help...

Hardcore film maker there


And also you want something that could actually happen like cabin feaver (expect scaryer then that crap!) not like Gruge which is actually impossible but i don't get scared becuase there is a film world and the real world and i live in the real world

[Misawa]

I enjoyed Cabin Fever for its back-to-basics approach and its classical horror roots. It was a completely independently-produced and self-financed film, so props to Eli Roth for the bidding war that ensued when it made its festival debut, which Lionsgate won. Indeed, Roth had a skin condition when he was in Iceland that literally ate away at his flesh, which was the inspiration for the film.

[Lost_Addict]

not the scaryiest of films but a bit gruesome is the cube trilogy there pretty great XD

[-Eyeless-]

The Grudge is damn scary!