the scary movie that gave me night mares was the ring!!!!! :(

yeah mee to0 . . that n the exorcist >.< i was scared crapless !!

nightmare on elm street

they sure do :pink: :pink: :pink: :pink: :pink: :pink: :pink: :pink:

I was about 11 when i first saw "Scream"....Effected me for 6 months... That Ghost-face freaked me out...

Ive never had a nightmare about it though..:eek2:

Freddy vs Jason. :happysad:

Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Omg.
Are you guys serious?
All those movies you listed were
crap and not even the least bit scary.

I've never had a nightmare over a movie
but these movies scared me while watching them.

My List.
Pet Semetary 1,2.
The Shining.
The Hills Have Eyes.
Rosemarys Baby.

When I was seven, my dad made the foolish mistake of giving into me when I said I could handle watching Hellraiser I, II and III in a row.

Aparently I had some very loud nightmares that night.

ive seen alot of horror films and none bothered me except house on heunted hill, when he's in that torture chamber thing, it just really freaked me out and i nromally like really weird things like that.

also the origianl time machine, the morlocks gave me nightmares for a while, but i was about 8 at the time

The Exorcist... saw it when I was 7... gave me nightmares for like 5 days. Its funny too because it hasnt scared me in the least since then.

Omg.
Are you guys serious?
All those movies you listed were
crap and not even the least bit scary.

I've never had a nightmare over a movie
but these movies scared me while watching them.

My List.
Pet Semetary 1,2.
The Shining.
The Hills Have Eyes.
Rosemarys Baby.

i really wanna see the hills have eyes. and the shining is the greatest horror film ever made

i really wanna see the hills have eyes.

It's a fantastic film, but it's not exactly scary.

i really wanna see the hills have eyes. and the shining is the greatest horror film ever made

Agreed, if your much into reading you should read it sometime. The book is just as good if not better.

i'll look into it (no pun intended)

ive just remember the remake is coming out this year

i really wanna see the hills have eyes. and the shining is the greatest horror film ever made
I completley agree.
The Shining and Pet Semetary.
The Hills Have Eyes is an awesome movie.
They're comming out with a remake.
It looks decent but the original is always better.

not always.

night of the living dead
evil dead

both remakes were better

Now now - let's not get silly.

The '68 Night Of The Living Dead pisses all over the remake.

you reckon? i got bored of the 68 one

I completley agree.
The Shining and Pet Semetary.
The Hills Have Eyes is an awesome movie.
They're comming out with a remake.
It looks decent but the original is always better.

All those movies are great, the Shining and Pet Semetary especially. Thats why it makes me upset that they did such a crappy job with "The Stand." It too could have been an excellent movie.. but noooo

jisatsu sakuru


i was standing right there watching and hearing everyone scream as a girl jumped in front of a train and killed herself

just like jisatsu sakuru where 54 girls who jump together except there was only 1 girl in my dream

lol no way,never

Ringu
Ju-On: The Grudge

Thanks to these movies, now I can't sleep with the lights off unless I sleep beside my mommy.

The ring was a joke not even close to scary one of the worst movies Ive ever seen.

Ive never had nightmares from a movie....although before I even knew who frddie kruger was I had a nightmare about him chasing me.

here are some movies I give props to:
Evil Dead I & II
Jacob's Ladder
Black Christmas
Halloween
Friday the 13th



I know there are some Im leaving out.

I was four years old and I watched Ernest Scared Stupid, that troll scared the crap out of me, quite literally. I worried about him every night before I went to bed for about a year. I've gotten over that and now the effect of a horror movie ends once it's done, but I actually recently had a nightmare from Un Chien Andalou (1929). The scene where the guy slashes the woman's eye with a razor in an uncomfortably close shot. I cringe just thinking about it. The whole film kinda weirded me out, but that's great cinema.