Halloween Horror............

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With Halloween almost upon us i`m asking the question........whats your favorite scary movie........?:evil::evil: With plenty to go at i`m gonna say the original `Halloween I & II` scared me hitless as a little un...
 
i was only 2 when the original halloween came out so it was years before i watched any of them

i cant say that i'm into horror movies, they bore me
 
I love gory horror films, but unfortunley havent seen a good one for years:(
but i do like halloween i suppose.
 
ohh mine are def the Hellraisers ... scary, but Pin Heads sexy :D ... and the SAW movies, there brilliant :)
 
Michael Myers from Halloween was voted the scariest character yesterday on Century FM by listeners.
 
I remember when we were children my brother and I being really scared by the film 'The Cat and the Canary'.

It was only years later that I discovered that this 'horror film' was actually a black and white comedy, starring Bob Hope.:D
 
garinda said:
I remember when we were children my brother and I being really scared by the film 'The Cat and the Canary'.

It was only years later that I discovered that this 'horror film' was actually a black and white comedy, starring Bob Hope.:D
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:rolleyes: Why does this not surprise me .. must have been early signs of an artistic brain .. imagining way and beyond what the film meant to portray ... :D

Was a little boy on Chris Evan's show yesterday ... was scared of E.T. Aaaah, E.T. is sweet, but obviously not to this little 'un. :)
 
I have to say SAW is my all time fave, ALL of them and I'm really looking forward to SAW 5, It's in the cinema's now!

Gail xxxx
 
The Nightmare on Elm Streets used to scare me. I was only very young then though, way to be young to be watching them really but that never bothered me (may have bothered my parents though if they knew about it ;))
 
pipinfort said:
I got a bit lost with Saw 4 but i`ll be seeing Saw 5 anyway............!
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I watched Saw last night on TV ... didn't understand it at all ... mind you, missed first 20 minutes .. :rolleyes: Didn't find scary though, except when he was cutting his own leg off .. cringed a bit ... :D

I'm with Egg and Chips on the Edgar Allen Poe films with Vincent Price, only film I walked out of once .. was probably 19 at the time, but just had to bolt.
 
I had to leave my cinema seat during the restaurant scene in Monty Python's Meaning of Life (Hughie big style)
 
Nightmare on elm street used to be really scary to me when i was younger. I would still watch them over and over again now though.
 
egg&chips said:
The Pit & The Pendulum with Vincent Price Scared me a LOT when I was young
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Good old Eggar Alan Poe, remember seeing that at the Palace in Rhyddings street, when I was about 12, I think it was a double with The Raven:dflam:
 
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