[Cattyeyz]

Actually, I don't get scared easily anymore with movies. I have to tell a story but first, I will answer the question. The most recent film to have scared the wits out of me is The Strangers, I don't know why but it just had that effect on my husband and I.

This reminds me of when I was 12 and my older sister was having a slumber party for her birthday and of course, I was down in the basement with them. We were all laying on the floor watching the first or second (not sure) Nightmare on Elm Street. You know the part when she's in the bath and you hear that creepy music and know something's going to happen? Well, right when it happened, all of the girls just started screaming and I couldn't understand why so I just hid my head under the covers and starting crying 'cause I was so scared. Well, it turns out that the reason they all started screaming like crazy was because my father had come downstairs and let out a yell to scare us..well, I didn't hear HIM!!

[Dee Dee]

I remember back when I was like 12 I was looking at "FeardotCom" with my brother and, in the middle of the movie, I got so scared I covered my eyes, not completely, because I left a little hole so I can see the subtitle. That was so lame, but I was curious about how the movie ends and I just couldn't watch anymore. That was the last time I ever "watched" a horror movie

[OldTurtle]

There are two - "Wait Until Dark"

and the last scene of Stephen King's "Carrie", actually had me scream and jump out of my seat!

[chintu007]

wait until dark

[scousegurl]

The Exorcist did it for me. I was 18 when it came out and I slept with my mom for a week with the lights on. I had previously read the book, so this made it worse knowing that it was based on a true story.

[Nita]

Amityville Horror 2 I first watched it when I was 9.

[Gamer38]

For me,

Halloween is the king, hands-down. The music, the way "The Shape" is portrayed (later to be known as Michael Myers") and everything about it just gives me the willies thinking about it.

[fofanny]

I agree Halloween is one of the best. Not terribly bloody but very suspenseful. I appreciate a good horror movie that is not so gross it distracts from the story. (Yes, I admit I am a big wuss). Also, Lady in a Cage when I was very young. Probably no one has even heard of it. Towering Inferno scared the daylights out of me. I had to leave the theater for a while just to get my breath back. An old old movie called the Horror and Blair Witch Project. The original The Fog was good too.

[jaso100]

The texas chainsaw masacure back when i was a kid when it first come out. I went to a minnight show with my uncle and in the middle of the movie leatherface came running down the isle of the theater with the chainsaw running .I slid to the floor scared as hell

[CharmedWWE]

When I was younger, I got scared easy from movies, not so much anymore but I will not watch any Excrosist movie.

[Dead Zone Demon]

Not the most popular but the one that scared me the most was John Carpenters, "The Thing"

[mammaskids]

the shining gave me nightmares

[Spyguy9]

percy jackson it gave me nightmares for days

[pwolf11]

the original Nightmare on Elmstreet

[aspensdream]

The SAW Movies!

[jaso100]

The Texas chainsaw massacre back when it first came out.I seen it at a midnight show in the middle of the movie someone dressed like leatherface come out of no where with chainsaw running peple were screaming and yelling .I was only like 10 or 11 i was scared to death.