“The first ‘Halloween’ movie.”
“‘The Others.’”
“‘The Nightmare Before Christmas.’”
“‘The Ring,’ even though I don’t like it at the same time. I don’t like scary movies.”
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Jennifer Klopp 2 months ago
Rosemary's Baby
wissmo 2 months ago
As a young un not older than 5 or 6 watched on new recently released technology, a black and white television, The Wizard of Oz.
Still gives me the heebie jeebies 5 decades later.
appleaday 2 months ago
CSPAN
George_Braziller 2 months ago
The original Halloween because the scare factor is primarily psychological.
Aiko 2 months ago
Trilogy of Terror!
WarHawk78 2 months ago
None, I don't like scary movies
Leslie Swearingen 2 months ago
Evil Dead with Bruce Campbell. I have saw every horror movie on Netflix and every vampire movie ever made since Nosferatu.
Leslie Swearingen 2 months ago
Oh, and the Tales from the Crypt movies.
acg 2 months ago
For shock & slasher value, the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre. For freak out value I love the Exorcist and an old movie I watched when I was a kid called Burnt Offerings. Paranormal Activity is good for the skin crawling thing. For jump out at you fun, I love American Werewolf in London. For campy bad B horror, any of the Friday the 13th's.
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