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Who doesn't love a scary movie this Halloween season? What's your pleasure? Gross and gory? Psychological and creepy? No matter your favorite, we want to know! Post in this thread your favorite scary movie and where you could buy it through Sunshine Rewards. We will randomly select one winner for a $25 Amazon gift certificate!
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One of my all time favorite scary movies is "Wait Until Dark" starring Audrey Hepburn. You can purchase this movie at Best Buy and Amazon.com.
I don't remember every detail of the movie anymore, but I vividly remember when the guy reached out and grabbed Audrey Hepburn's leg. Still gives me chills!
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/searchpa...egories&ks=960
My all time favorite scary movie is Alfred Hitchcock's, The Birds!!!! :eek:
Can be bought at Walmart for $12.32 with 1% cash back
DVD, 119 minutes, MCA HOME VIDEO
Nothing equals "The Birds" for sheer terror when Alfred Hitchcock unleashes his foul friends in one of the most shocking and memorable masterpieces. As beautiful blonde Melanie Daniels ("Tippi" Hedren) rolls into Bodega Bay in pursuit of eligible bachelor Mitch Brenner (Rod Taylor), she is inexplicably attacked by a seagull. Suddenly thousands of birds are flocking into town, preying on schoolchildren and residents in a terrifying series of attacks. Soon Mitch and Melanie are fighting for their lives against a deadly force that can't be explained and can't be stopped in one of Hollywood's most horrific films of nature gone berserk.
Alternate Ending, Biographies, Deleted Scenes, Original Theatrical Trailer, Photo Gallery, Storyboard Comparisons, Weblinks, Dual Layer, NTSC.
Starring: Rod Taylor, Jessica Tandy, Suzanne Pleshette, Tippi Hedren
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
Studio Name: Universal Home Video
DVD Release Date: 03/28/2000
Rating: PG-13
Format: DVD
Screen Format: Widescreen
Run Time (in minutes): 119 minutes
Language: English
Audio Tracks: English Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono, French 2.0 Mono
Shipping Weight (in pounds): 0.25
Product in Inches (L x W x H): 5.5 x 0.68 x 7.75
I actually hate scary movies, but I have seen a lot of them anyway!! I went to deepdiscount.com and saw they have a whole area devoted to scary Halloween movies. My favorite is The Silence of the Lambs. So good, but so creepy to me.
not super scary, but definitely a psycological thriller, Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window. deepdiscount.com has a two disc special edition.
I love horror movies, so its hard to narrow it down to just one fave. I have always been a big fan of the Hellraiser series, even some of the sequels were almost as good as the original movie. Right now you can get the collection of most of the sequels (3-8) for $12.96 at Walmart with 1% cash back, shipped for free to your local store.
my favorite all-time scary movie is "Halloween". DeepDiscount.com has the 25th anniversary edition for $11.72!
http://www.deepdiscount.com/dvd/Halloween_013131228496
2nd favorite would be "Scream". DeepDiscount.com has it for $6.28!
http://www.deepdiscount.com/dvd/Scream-031398135906
Alfred Hitchcock's PSYCHO is one of the scariest movies I've ever seen. The shower scene is horrifying! You can get the collector's edition on Amazon for less than $18.:eek::eek::eek:
My favorite scary movie was Rosemary's Baby with Mia Farrow. I remember watching it when I was little so I don't remember the whole storyline but I remember the baby being buried in a whole with a board and rocks placed over it and I remember Mia Farrow opening the linen closet and finding a hidden door behind it. Still gives me chills thinking about that movie. Wasn't so easy to find it though because none of the usual suspects carried it. Finally found it on Amazon. You can buy it for 13.00 or rent it for 2.99! Why did I not know Amazon rents movies??????
I am not too much into the scary movies these days, but I'm going to go with The Exorcist. You can buy it for $9.33 from DeepDiscount.com and get 1% cash back.
I HATE scary movies! The one that gave me nightmares for years is actually a Garfield cartoon from 1984. I don't remember anything about it except that there was a panther and it scared me to no end. You can find Garfield in the Rough as part of Garfield's travel adventures at Amazon for 8.97.
I don't like Garfield's Halloween either, that old dude is scary too. Inn fact, I think Garfield cartoons are too scary!
Funny story...my brothers tried to get me to ride something called Garfield's Nightmare at Kennywood a few years back immediately after becoming hysterical on Noah's Ark. Um, no thanks...he's given me enough nightmares over the years.
I was literally raised on horror movies. I'm currently obsessed with Repo: The Genetic Opera. You can get it from Glyde for $5!
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Repo! The Genetic Opera
2008 R
release
Widescreen, 1 disc
director
Darren Lynn Bousman
cast
Anthony Head, Paris Hilton, Bill Moseley, Sarah Brightman, Terrance Zdunich, …
genres
Musical Arts, Horror
Begun in 2002 as a Los Angeles stage production by writers Darren Smith and Terrence Zdunich, REPO! THE GENETIC OPERA was designed as a gory, comedic Grand Guignol to appeal more to club goers than fans of musical theater. One fan, aspiring director Darren Lynn Bousman, who has since worked on the SAW franchise, vowed to one day direct a film version of the show. Six years (and five SAW films) later, he has made good on his promise with a bizarre, gory, and unique piece of work that is as sure to entertain as it is to polarize its audience. In the year 2056, following an epidemic of human organ failure, the GeneCo Corporation—owned by the mafia-like Largo family—grows and installs new organs on a massive scale. The business, though, necessitates the employment of repo men to reclaim the organs from clients who miss their payments. Repo man and single father Nathan Wallace (Anthony Head, BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER) keeps his job a secret from his terminally ill daughter, Shilo (Alexa Vega), doing it only to pay for her costly medication. Nathan also has a secret history with GeneCo patriarch Rotti Largo (Paul Sorvino)—-and their connection is about to become public knowledge on the night of a concert from popular singer—and GeneCo client—Blind Mag (Sarah Brightman). Compellingly strange, REPO! resembles a comic book-influenced goth dinner theater production set within a dystopian video game. Musically, the score concentrates more on libretto-like sung dialogue than memorable tunes (save Vega's pop-punk "Sixteen" and Brightman's chilling "Chromaggia"), but the cast appears to be having a blast. Skinny Puppy's Nivek Ogre lends some underground cred as the most twisted member of the Largo clan, but Brightman gives the comically bloody proceedings true legitimacy. A surprising casting choice, she's an almost regal presence, and her goosebump-inducing soprano soars stratospherically above this fun cult film in-the-making.
Begun in 2002 as a Los Angeles stage production by writers Darren Smith and Terrence Zdunich, REPO! THE GENETIC OPERA was designed as a gory, comedic Grand Guignol to appeal more to club goers than fans of musical theater. One fan, aspiring director Darren Lynn Bousman, who has since worked on the SAW franchise, vowed to one day direct a film version of the show. Six years (and five SAW films) later, he has made good on his promise with a bizarre, gory, and unique piece of work that is as sure to entertain as it is to polarize its audience. In the year 2056, following an epidemic of human organ failure, the GeneCo Corporation—owned by the mafia-like Largo family—grows and installs new organs on a massive scale. The business, though, necessitates the employment of repo men to reclaim the organs from clients who miss their payments. Repo man and single father Nathan Wallace (Anthony Head, BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER) keeps his job a secret from his terminally ill daughter, Shilo (Alexa Vega), doing it only to pay for her costly medication. Nathan also has a secret history with GeneCo patriarch Rotti Largo (Paul Sorvino)—-and their connection is about to become public knowledge on the night of a concert from popular singer—and GeneCo client—Blind Mag (Sarah Brightman). Compellingly strange, REPO! resembles a comic book-influenced goth dinner theater production set within a dystopian video game. Musically, the score concentrates more on libretto-like sung dialogue than memorable tunes (save Vega's pop-punk "Sixteen" and Brightman's chilling "Chromaggia"), but the cast appears to be having a blast. Skinny Puppy's Nivek Ogre lends some underground cred as the most twisted member of the Largo clan, but Brightman gives the comically bloody proceedings true legitimacy. A surprising casting choice, she's an almost regal presence, and her goosebump-inducing soprano soars stratospherically above this fun cult film in-the-making.
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OH! i almost forgot the scariest movie ever! this one haunted me for YEARS! i couldn't walk around a corner in my house without peeking around it first to make sure there was no one there! (i was 6 when i saw it, so, of course, it scared me to death, lol)
the original "house of wax" starring vincent price!
it's $5.49 at deepdiscount.com!
http://www.deepdiscount.com/dvd/House-Of-Wax-1953
Scariest movie I have ever seen....gave me nightmares for weeks....Helter Skelter, the movie about Charles Manson. Still makes me shiver to think about it! Buy.com has it.
Actually one of my favorite Scary Movies is Ghost Ship. You can get it at Deep Discount DVD for $5.49 actually.
I don't like scary movies, so I haven't seen many, but the first movie that I thought of was The Others. It's the only scary movie I've watched, and then wanted to watch again! It's available on Deep Discount for $8.89.
Like many other Sunshiners, I am not into scary movies. So I had my wife pick a movie instead. The movie that scared her most as a child was "The Ice Cream Man", available from deepdiscounts.com for $6.55.
I do not care for scary movies but I did see one that the murder scene was so disturbing....this man uses a giant drill to kill the victim! The movie is by Brian DePalma and is Hitchcock style (combo of Vertigo and Rear Window) the movie is called "Body Double" and can be purchased at Barnes & Noble with 3% back for $9.10 http://video.barnesandnoble.com/DVD/...%2Bdouble#TABS
Here is a synopsis/review: After unemployed actor Jake Scully finds his girlfriend in bed with another man he moves out and accepts an offer from fellow struggling actor Jake Bouchard to house-sit for a few weeks. Apart from getting to live in a swank and ultra-modern house he also get to watch a sexy neighbor, Gloria Revelle, who does a sexy dance in front of her window every night at exactly the same time. He becomes interested in the girl, infatuated even, following her around and eventually meeting her. She also has another admirer however and while watching her one night through his telescope, Jake sees her murdered by this other man. The police are skeptical about what he claims to have seen, but the case takes an even stranger twist when, while watching adult TV, he sees a porn star do the exact same dance he'd watched for all those nights. He soon realizes he's been an unwitting accomplice in a complex plot.
If you like scary movies with a real twist....check this one out!!
My favorite scary movies to watch on Halloween is the Halloween movies. My husband and I always watch them on Halloween after we have taken the kids around to get their candy. The have them at Walmart starting at $5
http://www.walmart.com/search/search...onstraint=4096
The Zodiac is the worst movie in the world. I have actually never seen it because I don't have to I lived it. But you can buy it at best buy for $12.99.
Hands down....Night of the Living Dead (1968 version). My uncle took us to see it when I was about 14. I could not sleep at all the night I saw it, but laid on the floor next to my mother's bed. Have not watched it since--don't think I could.
Available at deepdiscount.com for $4.79.
I do have a runner up--the first Alien movie. Went with my brother and I kept begging to leave because I was so scared, but he just kept saying "No, this is a great movie!" Another one I still can't watch, but loved the second one (Aliens).
Alien (Collector's Edition) is available at deepdiscount.com $15.06
Not a fan of scary movies at all, but the one that I actually enjoyed watching (in a scary way of course :) ) was the original Scream. It's at Bestbuy.com for $9.99 on Blu-ray!
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I hate scarey movies! I don't think I've ever sat and watched a complete one in one sitting. lol
I agree with DarcyDog, Night of the Living Dead. I first saw it when I was 16 on VHS and had to stop the tape and leave the room several times. Then I saw it again a few years ago when I was 39 wrapping presents at 1:30 am on Christmas morning (a strange thing to televise on Chrismas,) but I was still drawn to it and still had to turn it off and leave the room several times!
I'll pick something new, 28 Weeks Later and 28 Days Later, also about flesh eaters. :eek: I've watched that at home and still gotta leave the room. That's as scarey as I can get.:)
You can get the 2 pack at DeepDiscount for 22.87
One of my favorite movies is Hocus Pocus. Every year we watch it a few times around Halloween. I love the whole movie. But my favorite scene is the one where Gary and Penny Marshall meet the sisters - they are so funny!!! You can buy this movie and other older movies (which I have done for my son over the years) at Bestbuy.com.
My all time favorite is Hocus Pocus too, but I like Beetlejuice too. Both are available at BestBuy.com. They aren't really scary, but I'm a chicken.
I Know What you Did Last Summer can be found at Buy.com for $18.25. Jennifer Love Hewitt stars in this scary flick.
I like movies that lead you guessing what reality is, so I'll go with Shutter Island. Get it at bestbuy.com for $14.99.
The discussion about Night of the Living Dead, which I have never seen, is interesting. Because of some snafu, that movie is in the public domain. The arts organization I work for is showing it in our theatre next week. I've put all sorts of warnings on the publicity, but I'm still afraid someone will show up with a child.
Scarey movies give me nightmares.. but one of my fav's is
SCREAM
sold for $4.99 at Best buy
When a Stranger Calls. UGH! THAT is scary because it could really happen. I found it on DeepDiscount.com for only $9.31.
I HATE SCARY MOVIES!!! So, my un-scary scary movie choice is...
The Nightmare before Christmas. It is available at Wal-Mart and DeepDiscount.
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I'm not a fan at all of Horror movies and not really much of a fan of scary movies but I do like Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi. You can get a DVD collection of Boris Karloff movies at Deep Discount for $14.50 (gets you 5 movies) or a Bela Lugosi Collection for $19.83 for 5 movies.
I was just wondering if a winner was picked yet? I'm really suprised that there weren't that many entries! This was such an easy and interesting contest.
I'd love to win as it's my Monster-In-laws birthday this month and it would be fitting to get something for her with it. bahahaha :rotfl:
Did anyone win? Just curious!
I still had this on my "to do" list!!
Congrats to our winner.....cjnix32!
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Holy Toledo!! Thanks so much!!! ;) :party: So now the real question, do I use it to get something for me?! Or someone on my gift list?!
Congratulations!