(TV Show) “The Haunting of Hill House 2018“: Found a way to scare me multiple times and at least once to my core.
(Movie) “The Autopsy of Jane Doe“: Found a way to scare me multiple times.
(Movie) “Before I Wake“: Found a way to fascinate me and tug on the heartstrings.
(Movie) “Final Destination 2“: Found a way to fascinate me. It’s a fun ride with shocking scenes.
(Movie) “Happy Death Day“: Found a way to fascinate me and kept me guessing.
(Movie) “Triangle“: Found a way to fascinate me to no end!
(Movie) “Fourth Kind“: Found a way to disturb me.
(Movie) “Sixth Sense“: Found a way to fascinate me in a creepy way.
(Movie) “Cube“: Found a way to fascinate me in a conspiracy way.
(Movie) “Devil“: Found a way to fascinate me and made me think a bit beyond the movie.
Reality Decoded 
Have mercy… Enjoy the scary/gory ones for me.
Loved The Sixth Sense.
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Aw man, super entertaining shows and movies. I haven’t seen them all, but they all look like a good time.
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The first one in the list is the one that was able to truely scare me. It’s been a long time since a movie or show was able to do that.
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I think for me, the last one was “The Conjuring”
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Never saw that one
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Lander, horror stories and movies are not on my list of favorite entertainment. But, since I love science fiction and ghost stories, I’ve seen “Fourth Kind” and “Sixth Sense.”
“Fourth Kind” was indeed very disturbing. If true, as claimed, we would have cause for alarm and concern for the future of our species.
There were several creepy scenes in the “Sixth Sense,” but I found it a compelling story. Loved the twist in the end.
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The “Fourth Kind” was so disturbing that I have still to this day not watched the last part of it. The part where the guy starts speaking Sumerian.
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Like Rosaliene Bacchus, horror material is not part of my taste and entertainment. I have had movies and stuff (not necessarily just fiction) really, REALLY scare me so much, that I would be scared to enter my room at night and sleep by myself. Sometimes even too scared to go into the bathroom at night and have a shower. Or even the toilet. Nowadays, it is generally just real-life stuff I see or hear or read about that scares me, not so much the fictional stuff anymore.
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You should watch the scariest one I have (hill house) and then stay home alone utterly frightened while you record your thoughts to your phone.
It could be great material for your book. If you are descriptive enough and honestly scared.
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No thanks. When I write, I try not to be too scary. Sometimes in tense scenes, I make it scary, but not horror scary.
No offense, but I simply don’t like to watch that stuff.
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NP, you know what’s best for you.
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NP?
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NP means No problem. I was saying that you know what’s best for you so don’t worry about what I think.
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Gotcha.
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Haven’t seen any of them. I was a bit shaken by “The Lost World: Jurassic Park” (the original “Jurassic Park”, while awesome, failed to scare me). But I was TERRIFIED by “The Dinosaur Project” (but still quite enjoyed it).
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This is? https://youtu.be/EDiVFbqtF6w
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Yep – that’s it.
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