I take back what I said about being able to handle things disgusting. This movie was horribly grotesque and enough to screw with your mind days after viewing it.

Halloween. Couldn't sleep for a couple of days after I first saw it...and the movie pretty much ended my babysitting career.

Has anyone seen the new Texas Chainsaw Massacre yet? I wonder how they are going to play off the original since the original was a total freashow that wasn't scary...LOL...

I think the last movie I saw that I could do without was SAW.

Are you talking about the original--original (lol) or the "original" that starred Jessica Beal in it? Cause I thought that the one that came out recently w/ Jessica Beal was shitty. I saw the original TCM when I was in 4th grade and I had nightmares for weeks afterwards!

I have to agree with everyone and say that blood and guts don't scare me (it might gross me out, but it doesn't scare me)...i do hate the psychological crap. I saw the Grudge when it first came out---in the movie theaters at 12:00 am, sitting in like the 3rd row from the screen with no one in the theater but me and 3 of my friends. That shit was scary---but then we watched a bootleg copy at my friend's out and I laughed at it. It still creeps me out a little though! lol

The scariest movie i've seen....that still scares me to this day...is The Exorcist. I can NOT watch that movie from beginning to end, at night. It creeps me out.

I haven't seen this one myself, but my dad told me about it (if it's the same one I'm thinking of) and he said he couldn't sit through it all. He had to leave the theater and go puke. If that was my dad's reaction, I think it's a safe bet I won't be seeing that one.

I was talking about the "original" pre-Jessica Beal.

I would have to say the worst was "When a Stranger Calls".. the original. I watched it while babysitting and that was just the stupidest thing I ever did. I was like 15 years old, babysitting.. dumb, dumb, dumb. I was so paralyzed with fear that I couldn't even get up to turn it off (we didn't have remotes back then.. yeah).

The Exorcist was plenty disturbing, but I'll have to go with I Spit On Your Grave just because of the bathtub scene.

golly, let's see. hush, hush sweet charlotte, psycho or the shining.

those psychological horror movies really mess with my mind.

And, funny, just like the plot lines in a lot of the horror movies, we've all watched one or two while babysitting...

I remember I watched the original Friday the 13th when I was babysitting and also Carrie. Friday the 13th freaked me out more...and I swear everyone at school was talking about the lady reaching up for her head after she got it sliced off. I think in Carrie I was more horrified what the girls did to her in the locker room at the very beginning of the show than in the rest of the movie.

I imagine Brokeback Mountain would be pretty scary.

Well, not to provide any spoilers there, but the sheep were violated only by the wolves.

That movie had been on HBO or something when I was in junior high school and shortly after, when I was doing one of the very few babysitting jobs I'd ever worked at, my mom called me there and said "Have you checked the children?".

My family. We put the "fun" in dysfunctional!

"Hush hush, Sweet Charlotte" is a good one, with a GREAT TWIST ending! :D

Scariest movies for me would be "Silence of the Lambs", only because you know that there are sick mofos out there that could exist like that (Buffalo Bill).

And I saw the Jessica Biel "Texas Chainsaw" movie, and I don't do well with seeing "suffering". That's why I have not seen "HOSTEL", as I understand that there are scenes of suffering in there, which would be horrible to see.

I haven't seen the Jordana Brewster "Texas Chainsaw" movie.

I saw that movie in the theatre and when he was watching her through the night goggles and she was in the pitch black the entire audience would scream when we thought she was going to come close to getting it. That has got to be one of the best thriller movies ever. And Anthony Hopkins with that mask...