Top ten scariest movies to watch on Halloween

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   jimmythejockposted 12 years ago

   Top ten scariest movies to watch on Halloween

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   setarehposted 12 years ago

   I want to see The Human Caterpillar, but i think it's probably more disgusting than scary. Which is why everyone refuses to watch it with me, haha!

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   thebeast02posted 12 years ago

   I'll give a top 5, ten is too many for me to think of right now...
   
   1. The Strangers
   2. Paranormal Activity
   3. The Exorcist
   4. The Original Nightmare on Elm St series
   5. The Last House on The Left (I feel compelled to warn you about this one, if you haven't seen it. There is a rape scene, that though it doesn't show much, is extremely disturbing. I was 21 when I watched it for the first time with my girlfriend and had to literally get up and walk out of the room because it had me feeling sick.) The movie itself is very well done though.
   
   and a bonus that's fun for Halloween, but not really scary...Zombieland

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   rockrweasleposted 12 years ago

   A Nightmare on Elm Street (original)
   Poltergeist
   Halloween
   Interview with a Vampire
   Psycho
   Amityville Horror
   Night of the Living Dead
   Saw
   Rosemary's Baby
   The Shining
   
   The Exorcist isn't listed because I'm too afraid to watch it... which probably qualifies it

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   diydivaposted 12 years ago

   Top Ten Scariest Movies;
   
   1. The Hills Have Eyes;  Suspenseful, gory and you have no proof this isn't happening out there somewhere.
   
   2. Halloween; Is an explanation needed? 
   
   3. Poltergeist; A classic scary movie and perfect for Halloween.  A ghost is haunting a typical suburban family and the move makes your terrified you'll be haunted too.
   
   4. The Exorcist; One of the most gut wrenching horror films ever made.  A young girl is possessed by a daemon spirit.
   
   5. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre;  Did you know there is a copy of the film in the Modern Museum of Art.
   
   6. Halloween (1978); You must watch the classic as well.
   
   7. Carrie; Her high school prom makes yours look like a fairy tale.
   
   8. Blair Witch Project; This first person film is chilling and with the lights off on Halloween night you'll be jumping out of your seat.
   
   9. Hazing; Low budget film with a great sorority/fraternity Halloween theme.
   
   10. Beetlejuice; Great for families, or those who can't handle the scarier ones.

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