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The Shining is listed as an option twice. As for my favorites, it'd have to be The Shining, The Exorcist, and Carrie.

Scary Movie

[quote="[url=http://phpbb.mfgg.net/viewtopic.php?p=464192#p464192]BlimpFruit[/url]"]The Shining is listed as an option twice. As for my favorites, it'd have to be The Shining, The Exorcist, and Carrie.[/quote] It's just that good ;) [size=50]jk I removed it[/size] [quote="[url=http://phpbb.mfgg.net/viewtopic.php?p=464195#p464195]DJ Coco[/url]"]Scary Movie[/quote] tbh yeah but it's not scary so I didn't list it

The Exorcist of course! ^_^ I also love the shining, but now that I've read the amazing book I just can't help but notice how bad the movie is in comparison. They even made some weird unnecessary changes, like changing Wendy from a hot but somewhat weak woman who ends up going through some immense changes to an obnoxious real life version of Popeyes girlfriend -_- Oh well still a good movie, but the Exorcist is probably my favorite.

I'm not too partial to "horror" movies. They never get too much of a reaction out of me. I do enjoy the older Evil Dead movies, due to their campiness. The new one was kinda meh. I also enjoy the Leprechaun series due to how dumb the premises are. One takes place in space, and two take place "in the hood." Warwick Davis is also pretty fun to watch since he obviously embraces how silly the movies are. There is one movie that truly rustles me though. [ispoiler]Kazaam[/ispoiler]

I like The Shining, the first Saw movie from the ones listed. I also liked The Conjuring and The Woman in Black.

The Grudge

None.

Teletubbies

[quote="Mors"]Teletubbies[/quote] Oh, lol [img]http://replygif.net/thumbnail/735.gif[/img]

[quote="SuperArthurBros"][img]http://replygif.net/thumbnail/735.gif[/img][/quote]Is this from Planet of the Apes? :) Oh and it doesn't work lol.

I'm not a horror fan so I don't own any of these movies. No movies means no votes.

I don't really own any horror movies and besides, I don't really like horror movies, and therefore the poll gets no vote from me.

For me, Pan's Labyrinth. I guess some wouldn't count that as a horror film, but I dunno... from beginning to end, the entire thing involves death, fear, darkness, and spooky monsters. Not to mention it's full of disturbing, unusual blood and gore. To me it's always been much more a horror than a fantasy. There's also the Fly from 1986. That's a good one.