Scariest Horrors

[psychocandy]

Most disturbing:-

Hostel
The Hills have eyes (remake)

[psychocandy]

And whats was the film where he lops his own knob off, cooks it on a grill and then eats it?

Mordum????

Crap film mind....

[shaunbhoy]

Has there been anything, as an adult, that you've watched that genuinely terrified you?

You mean other than my wife shopping?

[MyUserName]

Drag me to hell (original is good, remake is better)
The Shining
The Thing (original is good but John Carpenter remake is better)
The Exorcist

For actual horror - The Last King of Scotland (horrible as a lot of that actually happened).

[DimPrawn]

[SupremeSpod]

Drag me to hell (original is good, remake is better)
The Shining
The Thing (original is good but John Carpenter remake is better)
The Exorcist

For actual horror - The Last King of Scotland (horrible as a lot of that actually happened).

Solved the "Bob" shop problem in Uganda though, didn't he?

[MyUserName]

Solved the "Bob" shop problem in Uganda though, didn't he?

I am glad I was not drinking coffee when I read that

[MyUserName]

If you can be tempted to a book then The Exorcist book is quite scary?

I also love The Exorcism of Emily Rose although I might not describe it as scary.
Orphan and We have to talk about Kevin are scary but maybe only if you have kids or are particularly maternal/paternal?

[Platypus]

Outpost:

Outpost (2007) - IMDb

It's not even a bad film and I found it frightening / disturbing