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I LOVE horror films but none ever scared me at all, except for the Blair Witch Project. IIN? Nothing really scares me at all in general but watching this movie gives me a very creepy feeling and it makes me stay the fuck out of the woods for at least a couple days until I forget about the stupid movie.
I is scared of nofings I is brave except for people who has small hands cause they is creepy and wreck my many times.
Personally, I thought the movie was terrible. But I'm not into those documentary-style horror movies. Anyway, Pulse (the original Japanese version, not the shitty American remake) is the only movie that can scare me shitless.
Probably the film that scares me the most. Either that or The Grudge series.
It seems to really divide people. I kept waiting for the scary bit and then the titles ran.
Last time I watched it, it didn't scare me at all. Only due to the fact that must have been the 20th I have watched it.
It's a shame, I would have loved to have that tension and be creeped out like I was when I watched it the first time. The Blair Witch is what I call a real horror movie. It is tense, it is scary, it is creepy and NOT gory. Gore is not scary. Gore is just disgusting. Not horror at all. True horror creeps you out and makes you tense.
Never heard of it...
I'm going to watch it right now.
I hope it's as disturbing as you give it credit for.
That movie scared the shit out of me but i know its fake but its still a pretty scary movie so totally normal. But then again im 12.
It's a really good horror movie, in my opinion. Especially that final shot...
I remember when the previews for that movie were on tv and so many people thought it was real. Hahahahahahhahhahahhaaahahahhhahahhahahha.
Ahahhhahahhahhhahahah!!!
Of course I'm not laughing at you...unless you think its real :/
Oh ok good. Seriously when it was first coming out some people were so convinced that it was real. I couldn't believe it.
I know! I went to the theater to see the Texas Chainsaw remake and at least half the audience though that was real too. Yeah it's loosely based on Ed Gien but there's nothing remotely factually accurate about the movie or the characters. These people thought it was practically a documentary.
I knew it was fake before I had watched it so there wasn't that much scare. The only part that was unsettling to me was the ending.