[anonymouse]

For me it's The Exorcist. I was an adult before I could sit through the whole movie. It still gives me the creeps. I've seen movies like Scream and they don't bother me.

[amiga13]

Silence of the Lambs.

[MathWA]

Silence of the Lambs

[PoohBear]

I don’t watch movies that might scare me
I keep trying to watch The Shining and I get about 1/4 though before I turn it off.

I hate October on tv because every channel runs horror movies for the entire month!

[SusanTeach]

Salem's Lot

I remember seeing it as a young adult and I lived by myself. I drove from my friend's house to my house after we watched it, and I was creeped out all night. I'm pretty sure that was my last scary movie.

[juliet4]

I still have nightmares about The Exorcist. Flipped me right out!

[Hifiman]

Nothing’s scarier than being hungry.

[cvt]

For me it is Psycho. To this day I lock my bathroom door when I take a shower.

[UniversalDes]

An American Werewolf in London still gives me the creeps. I can't watch it all the way without throwing up or getting a very nauseating feeling in my stomach.

I really don't watch that many horror movies.

[DSLBUG]

So so many....but Silence of the Lambs and I didn’t watch The whole movie!

[CatLove]

The Blair Witch Project. I don’t scare easily!

[Starr]

A horror movie called Hide and Seek, with Robert Di Niro. I really hate the whole genre, probably because of that movie, lol.

Now, it's funny so many people mention Silence of the Lambs, because I first saw it as a teen and found it gross and creepy, but after rewatching it recently (about 25 years later) I think it's a great thriller and so well done. The horror is really kept to a minimum, it's more about the psychological suspense (though I did look away from a couple of scenes). I really enjoyed it, I have to say.

It's available on Amazon prime now, if anybody wants to give it another try

[Cat woman]

I agree with The Blair Witch Project. I didn’t think it would creep me out as much as it did—and I watched it during broad daylight!

[4leaves]

It was on tv when I was babysitting as a teenager. My parents had said I shouldn’t watch it, but I figured the tv station would cut anything too scary because it was on network tv. OMG! I don’t like scary movies!

[Keltikmom]

After seeing the Exorcist, I refused to ever watch another scary movie.

[MAsped]

I like scary movies! I think the creepiest ones...I'm talking about the ones I wouldn't watch if I lived alone are those Grudge movies! (Maybe those Ring and Paranormal Activity movies too.)

[deb603]

The Ring scared me the most!

[Tori58]

I don't scare easily but I agree about The Shining (old one, with Jack Nicholson). I also found The Others to be a seriously spooky film.

[yellowflowers]

An old, old TV movie I saw eons ago (showing my age) 😂

[vttraveler]

My cousin took my brother and me to see “It’s Alive!” When we were preteens. We still talk about how much it frightened us. I’ll never forget the bloody milkman scene.

[IA11]

I agree with MAsped — The Grudge movies are SO creepy — and I actually like horror movies.

[Ima Spedtcher]

Idiocracy is one of the scariest movies I have ever seen. I know it is supposed to be a comedy, but it is a little too true to life to be very funny.

[Chocchip]

I agree with CVT. Psycho was terrifying!

[Persephone]

Ooh!
Just borrowed "Rings" from the library.
3rd movie
Can't wait to watch it.
Hope it's as scary as the other Ring movies.

[Persephone]

It Follows really creeped me out.

[Linda/OH]

I scare easily . But The Exorcist tops my list. Plus I 'll always remember driving home on a dark rainy night with a boyfriend who got us lost! Added to the fright!

[linda2671]

I accidentally saw this when I was a teenager. We thought we were going to see something else. We thought they just hadn’t changed the ads yet.🤪. Anyway, this movie gave me nightmares for weeks.