Its a really stupid movie in hindsight but I couldn't get through Basket Case when I was like ten. It's about siamese twins that were separated at birth but one of the twins was nothing more than a head and an arm, named Belial. The movie was about the brothers going around and killing all the people associated with their surgery and everytime Belial was on screen I just couldn't look at him, it creeped me the hell out.

Ill never forget watching a scene from "Pyscho" when i was about 9 or 10. The famous scene where the cop is walking up the stairs and then Norman comes out and slices his face and he falls down the stairs. About made me wet my pants......didnt watch the full thing again years later when i could appreciate what a classic it is.

Most recently I'd go with The Strangers,if for nothing else just the possibility of it happening.

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Did any of you guys watch 'Jacob's Ladder'? I can't believe I'm the only freaked out by that movie.

Ive seen it, but its been years...dont remember too much about it other than he hallucinates right?

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movies aren't scary. some can be creepy, but scary, no.

Can books be scary?

Alright scrotum nose, thank you!

I need to rent that out again if nothing else to see how it's held up.

no.

Really? I loved that movie.

This was pretty scary. Its based "loosely" on real events. You are so right, the possibly is what makes is so scary.

Oh okay. Now can you explain how "scary" is not synonymous with "creepy"?

I own the dvd and have watched it probably 2 or 3 times over the past 5 years -- it has aged very well.

I don't find movies or books to be frightening. Outright scary. I'll never watch a movie and have nightmares, or be afraid to turn the light out.

I have seen movies that creep me out a little, because of subject matter. If you don't understand the difference between being creeped out by something, and scared by something, I don't know how to explain it to you.