can you enumerate scary movie that has scared you the most?

Well since having kids I don't like scary movies all that much anymore. I have never seen the grudge but the scariest movie I have ever seen is 30Days of Night and that was only because I didn't know what I was going to see til we got there. It was awful. The blood and guts and kids ripping people apart was so gruesome. Let me tell ya if you like gore this is the perfect movie for you but not this scardy cat LOL

Ha Ha HA .... The Grudge 1 & 2. I was so eager to see the devil but they showed if for only 2 or 3 times. i am a scary movie lover and like to horror films. but i think many films are far more great than Grudge. Saw 1,2,3,4 i like very much

The Scariest Movie for me was the First Halloween . I remember it was about Midnight when i was watching it and storming like crazy. I guess maybe it was the music playing or something.

ive seen reincarnation japanese version, and it rattled me along with acacia (korean horror film).
both of them scared me to the core.

There are several horror movies that have scared me. I haven't seen either of the Grudge movies. Two though that did scare me are:

"The Changeling":excellent ghost story with George C. Scott. After seeing this movie I will never look at a wheelchair the same way.

"Stephen King's IT": I'm terrified of clowns anyway so this movie really played into my fears. Tim Curry was perfect as Pennywise.


Those two always leave me a bit scared, no matter how many times I watch them. It's not as bad as the first time but "The Changeling" especially gets to me and I have trouble being in the darkened house afterwards.

The movies that are the hack and slash movies I can't even watch without my hands over my eyes, so I don't know if that even qualifies as watching. LOL

Two of the scariest movies for me were:

WAIT UNTIL DARK (starring Audrey Hepburn and Alan Arkin)
The reason this one was so scary to me, is that it was the first film I can remember that used the technique of having the bad guy (Alan Arkin) jump out at the victim (Audrey Hepburn) after you thought he was dead. Audrey played a blind lady in that
film and she ended up outsmarting him. I don't want to give the plot away too much, because even though it was made in the late 1960's, it is still worth watching.

SSSSSSS (starring Strother Martin and Dirk Benedict
This film featured a scientist that loved snakes (King Cobra) so much that he thought if he gave the snakes the brains of a human, they would be totally superior creatures. There is a scene at a carnival where you see one of his "mistakes", half man and half snake that is really scary to me. I'm frightened of snakes any way, so this one gives me the shivers. Made in 1973.

Both of these films you can look up on the internet for more info and I'm sure you can rent them.

mine would be this (not in order)
1. APT
2. the shutter
3. the grudge
4. the eye
5. the teacher
6. ring

It by Stephen King was a really scary book and movie. That was very scary. I saw the movie the Omen in the theatre when it was frist out and it was very scary, also dressed to kill which was a psychological thriller scared me enough to look under the bed in my apartment.

It by Stephen King was a really scary book and movie. That was very scary. I saw the movie the Omen in the theatre when it was frist out and it was very scary, also dressed to kill which was a psychological thriller scared me enough to look under the bed in my apartment.

i've never seen THE GRUDGEs. thanks for warning me i don't usually scared by watching horror movies. i watch bram stoker's dracula several times and instead of scared, i fall in love to the movie. it's so artistic. i think BSD is the best horror movie i've ever seen.

well, some horror movies a little bit scary anyway. for instance "dark water" (a japanese horror movie). i can't sleep well anymore after watching the movie. the women that emerged from the water is reallyhorrific!