Creepiest movie you have seen?

[Wall-E1]

Trainspotting (not horror, but there is a scene which disturbs me to this day).

Let me guess. Is it the toilet bowl swimming scene?

 

[Dr.Girlfriend]

Session 9. Wow. WOW. That is one of my all time favorite horror movies, and there is no gore whatsoever.

 

[The Mystery Machine]

Let me guess. Is it the toilet bowl swimming scene?

I could not finish the movie after this scene. It is when they go to a house to shoot up, they bring their baby and put it in a crib.

Days go by of them doing drugs nonstop and when they finally "wake up" the mother goes to the crib and sees her baby dead.

I hate that scene.

 

[Soldier's*Sweeties]

Session 9. Wow. WOW. That is one of my all time favorite horror movies, and there is no gore whatsoever.

I STILL don't understand that one. LOL...me and my husband were so lost

 

[stevenpensacola]

High School Musical 2

 

[MomofKatie]

High School Musical 2

and actually pretty true...

 

[sunnyday123]

I thought of another one, and it's no where near the therapy inducing Pet Semetary;

City of Angels. It took me years before I could watch it. The first time I saw it, I turned it off after they were discussing giving the little girl fake wings. I was so angry at my friend who said it was good! And it really is a good movie-the next time I watched it, I left the room till that part was over.

 

[NotUrsula]

Not gory at all, but there are three I can think of that are just creepy with suspense and just that flesh-creeping feeling.

In the order that they were made:

Manchurian Candidate (the original ONLY -- the remake can't touch it)

Bunny Lake is Missing

Dead Again

All of them have surprise endings that make you realize that certain characters are not who/what they would seem to be. Nail-biters, all of them.

(PS: Anytime DH or I encounters something that just gives us that weird shudder-up-the-spine feeling, one of us always looks at the other and says, "kindest, bravest, warmest, most wonderful human being I've ever known ...")