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Some of you guys need to see the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre. You'll soil your panties.

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Alien 2

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As an adult The Exorcist and Alien come to mind right away.

As a little kid, I was terrified of the flying monkeys in The Wizard of Oz.

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I think just for its plain evilness "Last House on the Left" needs to be considered.

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I can't remeber the name of it, some horrible B-movie with a guy's evil Siamese-twin growing out of his side, that killed and ate people. Scared the crap out of me as a kid.

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I can't remeber the name of it, some horrible B-movie with a guy's evil Siamese-twin growing out of his side, that killed and ate people. Scared the crap out of me as a kid.

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That sounds like an X-file where they're investigating deaths in a town full of carney freaks.

Actually the X-files episode 'home' where they're investigating a family of inbreds (and the mom is under the bed on a wheeled platform) is pretty damn creepy freaky. Season 4 I think.

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Fatal Attraction scared the crap out of me.

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Winner.

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"I WILL NOT BE IGNORED, DAN!!!!"

Scariest line in the movie.

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A couple random thoughts:

- Event Horizon was TERRIFYING the first time I saw it. Second time, I wondered, 'What the hell was I so scared about?"

- One from childhood: 'Shocker'. Don't remember who was in it, but me and Carl 'The Streetcar' Streeter watched it at his house when we were 13. Just freakin' scary. Movie is pretty lame to me now, though.

- The first time I saw the movie 'Scream', I remember thinking that the first 15 minutes in which Drew Barrymore got all hacked up was some of the best slasher stuff I'd ever seen. Still enjoy the trilogy, but the first 15 of the orig. is the only scary stuff in the trilogy.

- In conclusion, I think the scariest movies are those that NEVER stop being scary, no matter how many times you see them. So, then, for me, it's as easy as 1-2-3 ...

1) The Exorcist
2) The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (orig.)
3t) Alien, The Ring