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05-11-2021 12:39 PM
2 that I have enjoyed are:
Cold Creek Manor
&
What Lies Beneath
What are your favorites?
05-11-2021 12:45 PM
My favorite is the old, (1963) black and white original, The Haunting with Julie Harris.
This movie scared the bejeepers out of me when I was young. Heck, it still does! I do not want to say much so as not to spoil it for anyone that has not seen it.
05-11-2021 12:48 PM
Rosemary's Baby, although I haven't seen it for awhile.
The Shining
And of course Psycho, took me a long time before I could watch that one by myself.
05-11-2021 12:54 PM
Don't have any as I won't watch them. I watch a movie for laughs and enjoyment. I like mysteries and suspense, but I don't like horror and being scared.
05-11-2021 01:52 PM
I saw Psycho in the theater with my cousins when I was 9, it scared all of us. Also saw The Birds with them, we were scared too but during the cafe scene a shaking hand was overfilling a coffee cup & a kid yelled, There's only a cup & a half of flavor!...everyone in the theater laughed & we made it through the rest of the movie without covering our eyes. Still enjoy watching both.
05-11-2021 03:13 PM - edited 05-11-2021 03:20 PM
" Hunchback of Notre Dame " 1939 Charles Laughten & Maureen O'Hara (silent film)
" "Phantom of the Opera " 1925 Lon Chaney & Mary Philibin ( silent)
" Dr Jekyll & Mt Hyde " 1931 Fredric March & Miriam Hopkins
" The Haunting " 1963 Julie Harris & Claire Bloom
"The Strangers " 2008 Liv Tyler
" The Texas Chainsaw Massacre " 1974
" The Others " 2001 Nicole Kidman
" The Thing " 1982 John Carpenter's version with Kurt Russell
" Alien " 1979 Signourney Weaver
" Prometheus " 2012 Noomi Rapace
" Wolf Creek " 2005
These are some that gave me a scare. Of course the Exorcist and The Shining . After I saw the Exorcist , the sound of the Exorcist theme song ( Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield ) that was played frequently on the radio was really scary. The Chainsaw massacre mvie of 1974 was really scary .
05-11-2021 05:43 PM
Psycho
"The Haunting" (The original with Julie Harris)
"The Innocents" (1961 film with Deborah Kerr)
"The Shining"
"Alien"
"The Dunwich Horror"
I didn't think "Rosemary's Baby" was scary. I thought it was very sad. I felt sorry for her and I wanted to strangle John Cassavetes. I never liked him after I saw that movie!
Back in the 70s I heard a 3 minute spoof of "The Exorcist" by Richard Pryor and I could never watch that movie without bursting into hysterics. That man was so funny and he absolutely ruined the scare value of that movie for me!
05-11-2021 05:53 PM
Love Love Love Horror Movies.
Two that I didn't see mentioned are "Jeeper Creepers"
and "Carrie' When that hand came up from the grave
my heart skipped a few beats. lol
05-11-2021 05:59 PM
"Night of the Living Dead," 1968
And of course the Htchcock films, Psycho (1960) and The Birds.(1963).
05-11-2021 06:14 PM
@Jackhound Mom I remember seeing Let's Scare Jessica To Death as a child and Psycho both gave me a few sleepless nights. We had a theater in our little town in TN that had a "Dracula matinee and a guy named SIVAD appeared. We later learned his real name was Davis and he too was spooky but we all received autographed pictures.
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