This isn't like any other movie out there. Deinfately watch this one, if you're into a psychological thriller...

Saw it. Scared me to pieces.

Interesting. Everyone I've spoken to who has an opinion about this movie either found it terrifying or stupid. Personally, I left the theater feeling really cheated that I had spent $9.50 on such a lousy movie. I guess I wanted it to live up to the hype...

Hmm. I only paid $3.75, which was appropriate.

Thought it was a great film, didn't think it was all that scary though. If you go into the movie wanting to get scared off your ass you probably won't. As long as you don't sit to close to the screen it's an all right movie. When you step back and look at the structure of the movie - i think its pretty well put together. I have to admit though during the movie many times all i could think about was going up behind somebody and scaring the shit out them.

Go see the Sixth Sense -- very creepy, and a fabulous ending. Worth $9.50.

I saw the Sixth Sense the other night and Rhiannon is right,it was really good.

Blair witch was good. I don't normally get scared, this one was so real that it had a terrifying affect on me. I was afraid to go downstairs and get cold water after watching this movie. I stayed in bed and drank the warm stuff.

Me too! We have a dehumidifier in our basement that needs to be emptied every night and it just so happened that the night I saw the movie was my night to empty it AND the lightbulb just so happened to have burned out that morning...jeeeeezzz. I was whimpering like a baby and saying Our Fathers over and over as I ran up and down the stairs. But then I normally do that when I'm in the basement. Hey, it's scary down there!

rhiannon - you freaked me the fuck out a while back with your link to some ghost site. I was living by myself in a really old building with power problems at the time. you must like being scared. I do. I loved the last scene of blair witch project, but that might just be because I had to go to the bathroom really bad.

oh man, I am NOT seeing this movie. I am pathetic. I was freakin in Scream 2 (I saw it before the the first) and I had nightmares for a week afterwards.. me and scary dont mix.

Best scare of my life: Reading sections of "The Exorcist" when I was 13 or so, from a hidden copy. Slept with a rosary over my bed for at least two months. I think it was my older sister's book that I lifted from her hiding place. (Where she kept her romance novels and Playgirl) Creepiest Movie: "Henry, Portrait of a Serial Killer." Ewww. Still gives me the icks. I will have to see this movie. Don't think a movie has scared me since the head popped out of the boat in "Jaws". I saw that on its first release in the front row of a packed theatre. The audience reaction alone was worth the admission. Another great audience reaction movie was "Pulp Fiction" right when the girl is about to get that huge needle stuck in her. The audience was stone silent, and when it happened, everyone gasped. I can't watch slasher movies though. They gross me out. Nightmare, Jason, that kind of stuff. I did watch "Scream" and thought that was pretty good. Wasn't scary though, more of a who-dunnit. "Seven" was a good creepy movie. OK, I'll stop now.

"The Exorcist" is one movie I will never see. This may just be the religion pounded into me, but to me that stuff is real. The devil and all that -- real. Not fiction. Too scary to think about. I believe in ghosts too, but movies / books about the devil are not at all entertaining. When I saw the Sixth Sense, there's a scene in which the little boy is in his hallway, knowing there's a ghost around, and suddenly one passes in front of the camera. Some guy actually lept out of his chair and started making for the door, and then paced back in forth in the aisle, and then sat back down. Everyone in the audience was laughing, except me, who was mad that the atmosphere of the movie was ruined.

I used to take catechısm classes (ccd -- what the hell does that stand for, anyway?) and one year the teachers -- a marrıed couple -- were obsessed wıth demonıc possessıon (4 s's?). we skıpped all the sacrament shıt and talked about the devıl. untıl sıster rose found out.

why are all of your "i's" "ı's" ? it looks like chaucer or something.

It's probly a Swedish or French keyboard

Those tacky French fuckers,and since Labor Day is coming up,fuck Jerry Lewis!!!!

Liked Blair Witch...Sixth Sense blew it away. The cool thing about it is that after you see it the first time, the second time will feel like a TOTALLY different movie.

OK, I am from England people, where The Exorcist was banned for many years. Personally, I thought it wasn't so good. It was really, really sick. Very shocking, which probably made it more scary than it really is. The Blair Witch is alright, but in all the scary scenes it always left me wanting more. The end scene was great though. The Sixth Sense it too nice. I mean, come on, it can hardly be called a horror film. It has a happy ending and the little boy actually helps the ghosty people. I really wanna see The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Is it good? You guys are so lucky in the USA because you can go and see old movies at the cinema. In England we can only go and see new movies...

""The Exorcist" is one movie I will never see." spider, have you seen it yet? if not, you really should.

The priest at the last wedding I attended looked exactly like the exorcist priest. yes, Spider, you should see it. The movie that scared me the most was the Shining which I saw for the first time when I was 13. I slept with my light on for a month and had to pay the difference in the electric bill. Sem and I watched it in Mexico and while it still makes me nervous (as if this time he won't make it through the maze) it seemed almost silly...at least the Jack Nicholson parts. I didn't see the Blair Witch Project because I saw the one scene where the girl is speaking a kind of confession into the camera and the sound of her sniveling was so painfully annoying I couldn't bring myself to see it. It annoys me just to think about it. I really liked the Sixth Sense. I still haven't had my "second viewing" though.

No way, dude. I can't handle things like that.

The Exorcist never scared me. I thought it was funny as hell. I loved that movie growing up. I have The Blair Witch Project and thought it was really entertaining. I laugh at the people who don't get the ending and I have to explain it all to them. I think the one that scared me the most as a child (12 or 13) would have to be either "Amityville the posession" or "Night of the Living Dead". Cuz with Night of the Living Dead, I always fell asleep while watching the movie and never saw how it ended. I finally saw the ending like 3 years ago, got all pissed off, and started yelling at the tv and threw the movie in the trash. I still have the first two Amityville movies, though.

The Exorcist scared the shit out of me,I screamed both times her head twisted around, so bad that an usher threatened to throw me out and I slept with the Bible that night.

Turkish remake of the Exorcist

jeepers creepers 2 the dumbest horror movies freak me out!