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In Reply to: What is your scariest movie of all time? posted by millen on September 28, 2004 at 12:26:03:
Probably the original House on Haunted Hill.
The Entity sort of bugged me, but I was alone at night.
John Carpenter's The Thing could have been if the effects weren't quite so darned amusing... the 1938 short story Who Goes There by John W. Campbell was far more disturbing.
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I remember watching it with my older brother."ME: Can we turn the TV off?"
Him: No, I want to see the end....
I thought the original "The Thing" (1951) was way more scarier. Must have been because I saw it in black and white. The scene when they open the door in the dark lab and the Thing was behind the door goes down as one of the most scariest scenes for me.
That was James Arness in the title role, BTW.
> > > I thought the original "The Thing" (1951) was way more scarier. Must have been because I saw it in black and white < < <
That's the way we all saw it, since it was filmed in black and white.
Jack
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