Scariest Movie Ever!

[haulingthescoreup]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@haulingthescoreup wrote:

The Birds!

Saw it on TV when I was in 10th grade or so, and the next day walked with friends from our Army housing in Fort Kam to Hickam AFB. We had to walk under at least a half dozen banyan trees, all of them chock-full of mynah birds, chattering madly away. I've never been so scared in my life.

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I'm originally from Hawai'i (born and raised 18 years) and I don't think many people on these boards know what a myna bird is  For those of you who don't, it kind of looks like a little crow.

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--and they're really loud.

[marty56]

Jaws.  It forver changed my thinking on entering into the ocean.

[Anonymous]

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ptr2593 wrote:  I'm originally from Hawai'i (born and raised 18 years) and I don't think many people on these boards know what a myna bird is  For those of you who don't, it kind of looks like a little crow.

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I thought a mynah bird was any young bird from Boston... 

[Anonymous]

when i was younger, my brothers and i decided to watch The Thing , starring kurt russell.

there was one thrilling scene, and it was quiet, and just at the moment that the scene scared us, our refrigerator made a loud noise and stopped working.

i have never watched that entire movie and will never watch that movie again.  its been over 20 years, i just cant do it.

The Ring was pretty psycho

[Anonymous]

Really old movie that came out in 78.   The Manitou.  It doesn't get good reviews now but back then 2 grown men were afraid to go in the house alone after coming back from the theater.

[marty56]

Van Wilder #1.  I almost had a heart attack laughing so hard and that scared me.

[Anonymous]

One of the creepiest was Rosemary's Baby. Still pretty good, is she crazy or are all those nice neighbors and concerned husband really up to no good.

[moonman]

Carrie.........I never looked at Sissy Spacek the same again lol,the ending made a whole lot of people jump at the theater

[Anonymous]

...was NOT "The Woman in Black".

I truly have to wonder, do the editors, directors, producers LOOK at these movies before releasing them?

[Anonymous]

Psycho or Jaws.

Psycho had me locking my bathroom door and peeking out of the curtains every once in a while.

Jaws made me never look at the ocean the same again. To this day, I'm scared of going underwater in even some videogames.