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Many people would say The Exorcist.
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What is the scariest horror movie ever and the scariest character?
That would be a matter of opinion. Who do you think is the scariest character in the scariest horror movie you've watched?
What is the world scaries movie?
It is thought by most that 'The Exorcist' is the scariest horror movie ever made.
What are the scariest most recent horror movies that aren't zombie related?
That depends how easily scared you get.If you are a big horror fan like me then the scariest horror movie not zombie related would be Descent or Wolf creek.
What is the scariest horror movie ever made?
Insidious, or the ;Paranormal Activity Movie Series 1,2,&3.
What are the 2 scariest movies ever?
REC its a 2007 spanish horror movie. scared the living **** out of me
What is the scariest action or horror movie involving angels?
I would say either Legion, or Constantine.
What is the most scariest horror film?
Exorcist
Is Paranormal Activity the scariest movie?
It depends on what you're scared of I suppose. It is very suspenseful. I would say its one of, if not THE scariest movie I've seen, considering I'm older now. Best horror movie I've ever seen, it's well done.
What is the scariest zombie movie?
There really isn't a "scariest" movie, its just the one you find the scariest
What is the scariest 1990 horror film?
Definately Stephen King's IT
Does anyone have any horror stories which are very scary?
Yes. The scariest horror storie must be Chucky
What is a horror movie about a horror movie?
VacancyUrban Legends 3and also, Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday The 13thA horror movie about a horror movie is almost certainly Terror in the Aisles (1984), which is a horror-documentary narrated by Donald Pleasence, who starred in Halloween(1978), and Nancy Allen, who starred in Carrie (1978) and Dressed to Kill (1980). The movie is a compilation of trailers and scenes from other famous horror, crime and triller movies. Since the movie dwells almost exclusively on the grittiest and scariest scenes, many moviegoers found themselves "in the aisles" and racing for the door.
