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faizal_rocks
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The Exorcist, no doubt, is the scariest movie of all time and the main character became an icon for shock flash pranks found on the net 
Has anyone watched Exorcist 3? There's this one scene which is scary and unexpected, the one with the nurse in it..
Has anyone watched Exorcist 3? There's this one scene which is scary and unexpected, the one with the nurse in it..
infektivium
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The Exorcist, no doubt, is the scariest movie of all time and the main character became an icon for shock flash pranks found on the net
Has anyone watched Exorcist 3? There's this one scene which is scary and unexpected, the one with the nurse in it..
nah bro, the original exorcist is more than enough.
ShitonKnees
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the sequels to exorcist are not scary at all.
idontreallylikepapayas
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I don't find the original exorcist scary at all. Idk why. Asian horror are always scarier than hollywood horror and hollywood ones are aquite cheesy and sometimes even funny.
Kamelot
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Explore more horror films:
Psycho
The Thing
The Shining
Alien
Halloween (Original)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Original)
Night Of The Living Dead
Evil Dead Series
28 Days Later
Dawn of the Dead
Suspiria
The Haunting
Eraserhead
Lost Highway
Spoorloos
EugeneSmasher
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The films 'Stay alive' and 'Dead birds' are pretty good too, check 'em out.
And one that I found particularly sad... 'Cujo'.
I also found 'They nest' particularly scary. Imagine cockroaches that kill and eat people, and fly in huge swarms. It helps that I've been scared of big, flying cockroaches since young. I tell ya, no film featuring carnivorous man-eating creatures has ever scared me as much.
And one that I found particularly sad... 'Cujo'.
I also found 'They nest' particularly scary. Imagine cockroaches that kill and eat people, and fly in huge swarms. It helps that I've been scared of big, flying cockroaches since young. I tell ya, no film featuring carnivorous man-eating creatures has ever scared me as much.
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superpotato_30
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stay alive had an interesting plot but it wasnt scary to me hahas.
faizal_rocks
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More names come to my mind:
The Fly (there's 2 versions, both are great to watch, its the remake that is more gory and scary)
Nightmare On Elm Street series
Poltergeist
Child's Play series
Carrie
There's this show called Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments that I watched on Youtube..really interesting
The Fly (there's 2 versions, both are great to watch, its the remake that is more gory and scary)
Nightmare On Elm Street series
Poltergeist
Child's Play series
Carrie
There's this show called Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments that I watched on Youtube..really interesting
EugeneSmasher
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And there's also Amityville Horror, 2005 remake. Nice show.
idontreallylikepapayas
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i dont find them really scary, like they wont linger on my mind for long.
Ha but i love horror films with comedy elements in them. like shaun of the dead, evil dead & evil dead 2, but not evil dead 3(i didnt like the medieval theme)
indianstallion
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This scene from Exorcist 3 scared the crap out of me when I watched it way back.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zH8ynu0jRvY
But gotta watch fullscreen and with sound.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zH8ynu0jRvY
But gotta watch fullscreen and with sound.
MikePortnoy
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just reading this thread freaks me out.
faizal_rocks
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Yup, the scene looks so quiet and peaceful and then the camera zooms in all of a sudden to a scary figure and music...brilliant
I guess most of us who watch it 1st time didn't expect it cos the nurse had fully close the door behind her.Well what can I say...classic horror films rule!
imkeith
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dude we have simliar taste man haha and shaun of the dead was fantastic you should try watching the other simon pegg or nick frost movies really great stuff haha
anyway in my opinion exorcist the one made in the 1970s isnt scary if you've the understanding but i feel it was a so so altho i must say the spider walk was cool haha
anw i really liked 28weeks and days later haha sucker for zombie flicks
ohoh speaking of rec common man it's not scary and u gotta admit the fat lady chomping on the guard and then later on getting hammered on the face twice with the stand was bloody funny
and texas chainsaw's really overated not much great gore scenes but i rmb there's one version where they really potrait ed gein really well
errm anw personally i would recommend
Hanibal series ? really great thriller/crime/horror good stuff i must say
hostel 1 and 2 MUST WATCH for horror lovers
and speaking of asian films i havnt had the chance but i've heard alot of great stuff bout indo/phillipino ones haha any reco on these anyone?
The Exorcist, no doubt, is the scariest movie of all time and the main character became an icon for shock flash pranks found on the net
Has anyone watched Exorcist 3? There's this one scene which is scary and unexpected, the one with the nurse in it..
Yep. Prior to 1973, most horror movies were either too cheesy or comical to be scary.....until The Exorcist came along. That movie caught everyone by surprised and totally freaked them out. It was considered so scary at that time that many audiences walked out of the cinema, while some fainted. And some people became delusional of what's real and what's not. For instance...the child actress, Linda Blair was constantly harassed by religious groups thinking she was really evil and possessed!
Here's the audience reaction......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HtH99mlOlk&NR=1
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