Like a couple people in the comments, I’ve been watching horror for a long time, and I’m always looking for a real good scare. I’m having more and more trouble finding something that really hits the spot.
Scariest is tough because the scare fades after the first watch. Scariest is always the one you’re watching now.
Quarantine was so stressful we had to stop halfway through because my wife was worried that she was going to have a stroke. The concern was due to an ongoing medical issue and not just the stress from the movie. However, that never happened before or since. We finished it the next day.
Insidious was good.
I liked Talk to Me, and I just watched Bring Her Back, and it was really unsettling.
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The Orphanage
Probably the first movie that scared me was an incredibly cheesy B-movie comedy/horror that scared the hell out of me when I was a very young kid. Invasion of the Saucer Men. Had me jumping into my bed from the doorway for years.
Like a couple people in the comments, I’ve been watching horror for a long time, and I’m always looking for a real good scare. I’m having more and more trouble finding something that really hits the spot.
Scariest is tough because the scare fades after the first watch. Scariest is always the one you’re watching now.
Quarantine was so stressful we had to stop halfway through because my wife was worried that she was going to have a stroke. The concern was due to an ongoing medical issue and not just the stress from the movie. However, that never happened before or since. We finished it the next day.
Insidious was good.
I liked Talk to Me, and I just watched Bring Her Back, and it was really unsettling.
Smile
The Orphanage
Probably the first movie that scared me was an incredibly cheesy B-movie comedy/horror that scared the hell out of me when I was a very young kid. Invasion of the Saucer Men. Had me jumping into my bed from the doorway for years.