I know this is a tough one...

I'll say some flicks that still freak me out...(in no particular order)

The Thing, Session 9, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Exorcist, Hostel...

But hands down the worst was seeing the Blair Witch Project for the very first time.

I saw it in the theater and I thought it was REAL footage. Does anyone remember that marketing they used when it first hit theaters?

I saw Blair in theaters and with the trailers I had seen on TV, I thought it was a "real" documentary movie with "real" ghost footage or something, so I went with an open mind.

They were doing some pioneering Internet mearketing too, with a fake website that made it look like it might have been real.  It was weird! I left the theater very confused and scared to the core. That night I went home and watched some late night TV and saw one of the cast members on Conan or Leno or whatever and I felt I could breathe again.

I thought that was real and the sudden ending...you have to admit with that mindset and not knowing what I was watching, it totally FREAKED ME OUT more than any horror movie I've ever seen. And I've seen a bunch of horror movies...

What are your favorite horror movies or movie moments?

I agree with the blair witch project the whole website and backround story behind it was simply amazing

young frankenstien - scared the hell out of me lol

movies don't scare me anymore. unless the movie has chucky in it......

Mulholland Drive. Specifically, the scene behind the diner.

Watch it and you'll understand. To get rid of this horrible feeling...

OMG, fur realz. The ending had me scared for some time. No other movie has done that.

jeepers creapers annd fear.com

the only thing scary about those movies is how bad they are.

i've never seen blair witch. will one day :)

Have you seen some other David Lynch movies? Some of them are far scarier than that scene, even when they don't use physical violence. Lost Highway and Inland Empire, for example.

The end scene of Inland Empire is especially scary, I had goosebumps for a few hours after watching it.

While we're talking about David Lynch, the last episode of Twin Peaks is also freaking scary (the part in the Black Lodge). I wonder if anyone else on this forum has seen it.

When I was really little, It scared the crap out of me.

But nowadays, the only thing that gives me the willies is the newest Exorcist movie. Honestly that was the only movie I was and am afraid of. Try watching that and walking home at night alone.