Good call

Add glitter to the list of disturbing movies I've seen.

LOL at Glitter-- but I think I'd be too scared to claim that I had actually seen it. :D just joshin'

"The Shining" was pretty creepy but one that really got me was this German movie called "Das Experiment" somewhat based on the Stanford prison experiment. It was really intense.

I just tried watching the new Texas Chainsaw Massacre and it was just gross. Up there with Hostel. Not scary, but gross. I did see Pulse and I'm sorry to say that freaked me out. That's because I'm a big baby with an overactive imagination.

Poltergeist still tops my list as my favourite horror film of all time.

The Shining would have been scary if I hadn't watched it with a bunch of Simpsons fans who kept quoting the Shinning episode.
"That's odd...the blood normally gets off on the second floor."

Nightmare on Elm Street the first time I saw it. But then it became my favorite.

The Exorcist. When I was 5, my older sisters (teens) thought it would be a good idea to let me watch this movie with them. It gave me nightmares for weeks. I still refuse to watch it since then.

borat. lemme tell you, there's some graphic stuff in that movie.

Candyman.

When I was in high school, I watched it at home, alone, in the dark, and ended up having to call a friend to come keep me company until my parents got home. That movie scared the bejesus out of me!

(Also, the original version of The People Under The Stairs is really scary, too!)

I can't front, Candyman did scare the isht out of me, lol.

*shudder*

All of you who say that you can handle sick movies should see this, and then say if you'll ever see a horror movie again!

Wow! Is it that good? Do you think Blockbuster will have it? I'll have to write this one down.

The Birds and Premature Burial.

:eek:

I haven't seen it, but this is effin' terrifying:

http://www.free-codecs.com/posters/little_man.jpg

It is truely horrifying. It isn't a slasher, or even a thriller. It is simply horror.