Idiocracy. That movie is coming scarily true more every day.
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Scary that anyone paid money to make that movie.
Nightmare on Elm Street 4
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How can you say anything other than Texas chainsaw massacre? It was based on a true story that makes it the scariest of them all.
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Eraser Head, I have that one DVD. Still mind blowing.
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I don’t like scary movies.
My older brothers would make me watch them. They also would scare me on purpose, and mom would yell at them for it as they laughed.
Alien, Jaws, movies with “boo scenes”. Something that would suddenly jump out.
Saturday the 14th also scared me, until I realized it was a farce.
I watched some of the Blaire Witch project. I was in the theater with co-workers, but I mainly looked down. The drive home was scary.
Dead and Buried, the best horror death,
The needle scene
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Candyman, Candyman, Candyman…
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Carrie (the original one)
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Hellraiser for me too! I love scary movies, but nothing that’s too realistic. I want escapism or psychological, thanks. I’m a nurse and see plenty of real world horrors. Also nothing too slasher-ish. I get bored and/or pick it apart (a nurse thing again).
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Terror Train. Watched it in the early 80s, I think. Have never seen mention of it since.
Nightmare on Elm Street
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People of culture! We assemble once again…Seriously though gawddang look at all those great movie recommendations! I personally like Phantasm. Watching it now I could see it’s corny by today’s standards but the concept is still amazing.
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the changeling (1980) pretty good
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Halloween town. How these people have careers is scary.
Friday the 13th!!!
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An American Wearwolf in London.
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