Happy Halloween Everybody !!!!!
What's everybody going as ? I'm going as me, I figure that's scarey enough. Anyway, since it's Halloween & all...just what's the scariest movie you've ever seen ? And why, or what bothered you the most about it ? For me, I think it had to be the original The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. I thought it was horrifying & disgusting & grotesque. Maybe because I'd never watched those kinds of movies before & my boyfriend wanted to see it, I don't know, but OMG.
The other one was the original Night of the Living Dead. Another extremely scary flick ! And last, but certainly not least, Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho. What is it about these old B & W films that make them so much scarier than today's ? Is it the lack of extreme blood & gore that you see today ? The lack of, to me anyway, way too extreme violence in a lot of these horror films ? Maybe it's my age, who knows ?
Anyway.....what's the scariest movie YOU ever saw ?
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What's everybody going as ? I'm going as me, I figure that's scarey enough. Anyway, since it's Halloween & all...just what's the scariest movie you've ever seen ? And why, or what bothered you the most about it ? For me, I think it had to be the original The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. I thought it was horrifying & disgusting & grotesque. Maybe because I'd never watched those kinds of movies before & my boyfriend wanted to see it, I don't know, but OMG.
The other one was the original Night of the Living Dead. Another extremely scary flick ! And last, but certainly not least, Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho. What is it about these old B & W films that make them so much scarier than today's ? Is it the lack of extreme blood & gore that you see today ? The lack of, to me anyway, way too extreme violence in a lot of these horror films ? Maybe it's my age, who knows ?
Anyway.....what's the scariest movie YOU ever saw ?
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