"That Movie Haunted Me For Years": People Are Revealing The Scariest Horror Film They've Seen That They Will Never, Ever, Ever Watch Again

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"A few years later, it was on TV, and I thought, 'It can't be as bad as I remember.' It was.

1. "The Blair Witch Project. No special effects, just great acting, terrifying noises, and psychological terror. That last scene was terrifying. The original found-footage movie that spawned so many others."

—westxstoner425
"Sometimes when I'm lying in bed at night, and I think I see a person standing in the corner with their back to me — I have to turn the lights on."
—cinderellie

2. "Darkness Falls. It's a movie about the tooth fairy who kills the kids who see them. I was just old enough to have lost all my baby teeth, but it made me terrified to be in the dark. A few years later, it was on TV, and I thought, 'It can't be as bad as I remember.' It was."

—2012rhwhite13

3. "The Hill Have Eyes. My best friend and ex-husband had to watch the scene, tell me what happened, and then we'd watch it. I'm still mad at them for making me watch it. It was so disgusting and terrifying."

—nicklesandpickles4200
"I went to that movie in theatres — I actually walked out during that scene. I should have walked out when they burned that man alive. I HATE that movie. Nope."
—aryaaj

4. "Personally, I hated Se7en. That movie haunted me for years, especially the lust scene. It was just twisted enough that I could see some religious fanatic doing things like that in real life. Plus, I hated thinking of the person who sat down and thought up all those details of torture and death and what else was swirling in that mind."

—jdsheffield430

5. "The Road is an adaptation. I read the book just to see what people were talking about, and it is so dark that my brain has repressed most of it. Yikes."

—lobster_lemon_lime
"Same here. In fact, I've never made it through the whole movie —and I'm 68!"
—meusbellum

6. "The Witch scared the fuck out of me! The beginning with the baby in the woods, the kids getting possessed or something, and Black Phillip, oh my god, Black Phillip. The next day, I had to go to church with my family, and I prayed I wouldn’t go with Black Phillip."

—nacardenas08

7. "The Fly. I saw the very end as a kid when he was nothing more than a man-fly blob. It's terrifying and anxiety-inducing."

—KairaSuperSayan93

8. "The original Thirteen Ghosts. I saw it in the movies with my siblings when it first came out. My youngest brother ended up hiding on the floor behind our seats. Decades later, we were all adults, and I asked them what was the scariest movie they had ever seen. All four of us said the same thing: Thirteen Ghosts. I don’t think that the remake is as scary at all."

—evilprincess744

10. "Silent Hill is my hands-down scariest movie. It's a perfect mixture of psychological/horror/thriller/paranormal and suspense. Plus, it leaves the watcher to come to their own conclusion of what really was real."

—naterrell7

11. "Hands down, Event Horizon. I watched it as a kid, and it scared the heck out of me. I watched it as an adult in the middle of the day; scared the heck out of me."

—sleepingeggplant331

12. "Phantasm is the only movie that had me looking under my bed."

—slycan58
"Oh shit. I watched it as a kid and was spooked for weeks. I tried to sit through it as an adult, but it was too uncomfortable."
—snailjuice

14. "A friend’s mom took us to see the original Last House On The Left when I was 11 or 12. I don’t think you can even find an uncensored version of that movie anymore. I got up and double-checked that all the doors in our house were locked after my parents went to bed for years after that."

—hiddenhedgehog51

15. "The first ever Saw movie. The most f'ed up part of the film was when Cary Elwes’ character cuts his own foot off with a hacksaw."

—smellycowboy28

16. "As Above So Below is the only one I've ever had to turn off and finish later because it sent me into a panic attack. I'm claustrophobic, so the underground aspect and all the tight spaces they had to be in didn't help. I will never watch it again because of that but damn it, it was actually really good."

—Egg Drop Ramen

17. "Jaws legit has caused a life-long fear of the ocean for me. I will not go in further than my waist and usually only to barely above my kneecaps. I can read all the well-researched, scientifically derived data about sharks, and it makes absolutely no difference."

—sarahs48c39f5ba

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