watching jumanji while tripping on a low amount of shrooms was really really horrifying

The Grudge scared me.

The Grudge scared me.

fetching weeaboo

ernest scared stupid

This and The Super Mario Bros Movie

Anyone else? I'm still interested to know.

saw 6

August Underground's Mordum, for pretty much the same reasons Dissident said for his choice. First time I saw it was when one of my friends showed me a clip from it, and not realizing it wasn't real I couldn't even bring myself to watch the whole thing.  Once I realized it was just special effects it wasn't as bad, but still incredibly disturbing because of how convincing it is, and if I had willingly suspended my disbelief it would easily be the most fetched up thing in the history of the universe.

As far as actually being scary, can't say I've seen much that actually spooked me but that's probably just because I don't watch that many horror movies.

The White Ribbon is probably the last movie I saw that made me feel pretty bad afterwards, but I have never found a movie "jump scary".  The White Ribbon is just a pretty depressing, horrific drama movie.

A movie that I've only seen a miniscule fraction of is: Slaughtered Vomit Dolls. It looks creepy in a sex depraved way, hence, I'm too not looking to watch it.

Another movie I don't want to watch is: Philosophy of a Knife. Japanese conducting experiments on human victims (torture) in WWII, supposed to be based on factual evidence.

A movie that I've only seen a miniscule fraction of is: Slaughtered Vomit Dolls. It looks creepy in a sex depraved way, hence, I'm too not looking to watch it.

Another movie I don't want to watch is: Philosophy of a Knife. Japanese conducting experiments on human victims (torture) in WWII, supposed to be based on factual evidence.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_731

my favorite demonstration of how no fictional horror could outdo the horrors of actual human history

i cant decide between thankskilling and mutant vampire zombies from the hood

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i cant decide between thankskilling and mutant vampire zombies from the hood

Thankskilling was pretty good. Also on bird related horror comedies check out Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead.

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the "Scary Movie" series of movies

Scariest I've ever seen?
Grease. I saw a few mins of it, and was too scared to continue.