Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Scariest movie ever to hit our screens

As Halloween approaches and let's take a look at some of the scariest movies that have hit our screens. There is nothing better than to dim the lights down a cold winter's night with a hot cup of tea or cocoa and put up a scary movie. The horror film recently took a left fold and are now much darker than they used to be.


The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Both the original and the remake of this film are impressive; It adds more than an intimidating factor, because you know that in reality is based on a true story. From the moment the film begins, you may feel a lot of tension. This must be one of the all time great horror film.


The sixth sense
The movie did really promotes itself as a horror, but when you watch this chilling, give you that feeling that we would have guessed that Bruce Willis was dead after all? I never did.


Nightmare on Elm Street
Probably one of the first scary movie that I watched in reality and the guy was scary in it's hey day. I still remember the saying "Remember, not running in the hallway".


Scream
I think the film cry is what brought a whole new genre of horror films. The climax "That fact" has been amazing, but has since been used so many times that you really know what to expect, was another version I know what you did last summer, which was also big in its day.


The Exorcist
Probably labeled as one of the scariest movies of all time, the Exorcist offers a chilling horror supernatural; decades after his people the creation of the world still flock to see him.


Omen-the omen
Another very scary film, the remake brought history to life and had some moments, which were filled with fear of adrenaline very funny.


Psycho
In all honesty, I think that the remake was far better than the original version of the film on this occasion. It introduced fear in staying in a motel room.


Jeepers Creepers
Well I have mixed reviews on this, some people say that is awesome, but I think this was a way overrated. When I first saw this, the opening scenes were great, never knew what to expect. But then this hideous monster appeared and was kind of funny, because people were waiting to be a real human being.


Hostel
A little more gore horror, but this movie was a big shock, who would have thought that would get people brought all the way from Amsterdam to a village in the middle of no where. Very scary.


There are many more horror films that have hit our screens that should be worth a mention as fast as The Haunting, Poltergeist, The Shining, Halloween, The Vanishing, don't Look Now "Chucky, The Ring, the grudge and many many others.


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