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It's that time of year when we seem to watch more scary movies. I love scary movies. Excorcist was scary to me. I think I was afraid of my kids for days after I saw the movie.

I'll second that it was really scary!!
The Box sets(3rd coming out soon) * Films to die for; if you like scarry(and my hubby loves horror he has 2 racks full) These are worth checking out so far my fav was Wicked Little Things. Also has anyone seen drag me to hell? As Cartman would say, It's Hella scarry!!

The Ring
Fear Dot Com
Wrong Turn

Did you see wrong turn part 2? It's even scarrier then the first. There is a 3rd one coming out soon.

My son brought Drag Me to Hell for me to watch a couple of weeks ago. It is scary. Wrong Turn is creepy too. I didn't know there was a II.

My hubby and kids are watching it right now!! Is it just me or is all the stuff with the mouth is gross(ie. the fly, the woman's teeth,her putting her mouth on the girl(in the car garage scene, etc.) Gross!!

I think the best for me was in the 80's..cant beat them great movies..like Friday the 13th and Halloween and Nightmare on Elm Street...they dont make em like b4..JMO

Exorcist
The Shining
The Omen
Boys from Brazil
Spiral Staircase
Silence of the Lambs

THE SHINING
THE STAND(loved the book)
THE EXORCIST
PSYCHO
The SILENCE of the LAMBS(loved the book)

Psycho - did not want to get in a shower for weeks afterward.
Dracula - the version with Gary Oldman. I actually felt sorry for the vampire.

Scariest - The black and white "Wolfman" series with Lon Chaney, Jr. Lots of fog, mysterious footsteps, and sudden silence from the frogs and crickets in a cemetery filled with crumbling old mausoleums.

The original version of Dracula with Bela Lugosi. Saw that at 15 when I was home alone with the wind rattling things in the house. I actually at with my back against the wall and my feet on the couch, so nothing would grab me from undrneath. Brrr.

I remember when I was about 6 and my bother was 14, he took me to the movies to see Boris Karloff's "The Mummy". I guess I would have to consider that one of the scarriest as well. Only because during the worst and most tense scene, my brother reached over and poked me in the ribs...the snot! Popcorn, milk duds and soda went flying. Not only that, but for days on end, he would walk around, dragging his leg, and frailing his arms as he moved in on me. Brothers are not always all they're cracked up to be, lol!

When I was a young girl I thought the scariest movie was "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane" w/ Bette Davis & Joan Crawford. Also the origional King Kong.....

Night of the Living Dead (the old one) was scary to me. I would have been a young teen I think. It was filmed a few miles from my town and the idea they would be out there at night gave me sleepless times.