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BAMAPHIN 22
10-19-2010, 05:38 PM
What's the scariest movie of all time? It's a debate that will never end. For some, scary movies died with Alfred Hitchcock and his subtle eerie touch, for others, if it doesn't bleed, it doesn't lead.
No one can win this argument. The movie that scared you the most depends not only on the movie's content, but your own age, life experience, and state of mind when you saw it. Glimpses of the hokey frozen-Nazi drama "The Frozen Dead" might have terrified you as a kid more than "The Exorcist" ever could, or maybe you'll never forget jumpily checking under your car in the theater parking lot after "Fatal Attraction" ended. Your scares are as personal as what makes you laugh.


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aesop
10-19-2010, 10:55 PM
Mars Attacks messed me up when I was a little kid. Other than that, Shining was pretty good. The scene with the kid on the tricycle is awesome.
d-day
10-20-2010, 03:07 AM
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For me it's a later one she did.

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Made in 1981. Just before all the slasher-rage films really took off. There's a scene where the killer comes up very slowly and very subtly through the carpet in the background of am emotional scene in the bedroom. You have to look for it. Very scary.

Did rails with her at a party once... :d-day:
d-day
10-20-2010, 03:14 AM
Mars Attacks messed me up when I was a little kid. Other than that, Shining was pretty good. The scene with the kid on the tricycle is awesome.

It was a big wheel.