Scariest Film of all time

Seven years after his wife's death from illness, middle-aged Shigeharu (Ryo Ishibashi) is encouraged by his teenage son Shigehiho (Tetsu Kuremaru) to think about remarrying. Shigeharu feels that he is too old to play the dating game, so Yoshikawa (Jun Kunimura), a friend from the film industry, proposes that he choose a suitable woman from a casting audition that they set up. Although the shy and basically decent Shigeharu has reservations about the scheme, he soon finRAB himself drawn to one of the applicants - Asami (Eihi Shiina), a softly spoken girl, closer in age to his son, whose modesty and melancholy strike a chord with Shigeharu. She, like him, is damaged by past loss, and Shigeharu is besotted - despite Yoshikawa's warnings that something is not quite right about the girl and the sack of problems that she brings with her. After a brief period of courtship, Asami and Shigeharu sleep together at a hotel - where a living nightmare begins in which Shigeharu is torn apart by feelings of paralysis at the loss of his wife, by the prickings of his guilty conscience, by anxiety for his son, and by the sweet torture of his desire for Asami, all of which come together in a surreal, sado-masochistic climax.

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Okay name the scariest film you've ever scene,and who you watched it with and the scariest moment of the entire thing

Mine was;

Evil Dead(i was only 8)
The raping of the girl by trees horrified me i watched it all on my lonesome!!i mean im 16 now and can look back on how scared i was and laugh at it,but where your 8 years old its rewally terrifying!

and one more which to this day is still a favourite film
The Shining
When The father kisses the beautiful woman in the bathtub who slowly deteriorates into some weird scary looking yolk


Come on everyone Relive those dark scary moments
 
Never watched Candyman but heard its pretty scary. Found Jeepers Creepers laughable and the sequel even worse!!

I think Poltergeist is one of the few films to scare me, I was 11 when I first watched it. Its the bit where the clown reaches from under the bed to get the liitle boy that does it.

My mum used to say that the omen films scared her and she was obsessed with them!! So much so that had I been born a boy I would have been called Damien!! :eek:
 
The first real horror film that I saw (apart from getting glimpses of Hammer house of Horrror when I was a kid was The Texas Chainsaw Massacre at aged 10. Im 30 now like so that was way back. That got me hooked on horror. Which films really scared me were Zombie Flesh Eatersand City Of The Living dead both uncut at the time. Probably today would not look as bad - Oh I dont know though (with the modern so called horror today) might have to dig them out now to watch.

But yes The Evil Dead oh yes that was very good I remember getting that out when it first was released on VHS we were the only ones in the street with a Video Player and all my frienRAB came rtound to watch this. We were all no older than 12. Excellent film one of my very favorite horrors of all time.

The Shining is brilliant. (Jack Nicolson) And it is so creepy even now those 2 girls give me a shudder. I hate the Stephen King 2 part series of it though.
 
Strangely enough the American version of the Ring scared me so much, but the Japanese version of the film was fine, didn't really scare me too much at all.

I was looking forward to seeing The grudge, but was majorly disappointed by that.

Stephen King's IT scared me a lot... (if thats the one with the clown) The scene where the blood comes up through the plughole :eek: didn't like that at all!!!

I prefer psychological thrillers more than gory stuff so I quite enjoyed Gothika (but no one else seems to like it)

I do quite like horror films, but do get scared!! Mr Wilko jumps at the slightest thing tho.... even jumped in Star Wars 3 for some silly reason!!!
 
Read the book IT, so much better than the film. My housemate raved about Gothika for ages after he saw it at the cinema so when he bought it on DVD I thought Id better watch it. Was majorly disappointed!! So dull and predictable IMO. And not the least bit scary. But then like I said earlier, I just dont scare easily at movies, would probably be more fun if I did :)
 
I agree I have seen probably all the worst gore horrors going. I do not understand Hellraiser got cut, all the pre banned films got censored but The Thing made it through all censorship. Amazing, Gory and a film which I love.
OH by the way rumour is this is another on the remakes list as well as Halloween. Lets hope it is just a rumor. How can you perfect classics like those.
 
What about Scream?i liked that it was one of the best slashers, the sequel Almost worked and then they brought out number 3 which screwed evrything up ever notice that in these slashers they end up related to each other(the good guy and bad guy)
 
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