First one that was really good and scarry would of been Wrong Turn
The second One that its #1 on my list is The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. I saw the first one from the 1970'* it was really good, this one is surprisingly really good and it did its job, TONS OF GORE!! lol yes i like horror movies alot if you cant tell LOL
Anyone else seen something that is just as good or worth it to rent horror wise?

You saw the new Chainsaw Massacre!! I heard it wasn't impressive. But I want to see it anyway.

The sad thing is I've never really seen a horor movie that has scared me in the least bit. I wish I did. I've heard "28 Days Later" was "scary as hell" but I doubt it. Sometimes a lot of gore doesn't mean it is scary, but I'd rather see gore than no gore. I just saw "The Haunting" yesterday and it sucked IMO. Not that great. Better than the original black and white film, but still bleh.

Speaking of horror movies...I'm also going to see "Scary Movie 3" soon

My fave horror/non horror film is and always has been The Devils Advocate...ok ok not scary..but made ya think...

That new chain saw movie... they make you want to feel sorry for 'leather face'

My dad rented 28 days later tonight it was umm okay kinda cheaply made..

Would you recommend that I rent it? Or should I save the $5?

meh if your rich and famous whats 5 bucks lol....Rent it you may like it...

I am pretty much a scardy cat, Signs messed me up that movie was tense for me, I won't let the kids see it yet, they would be sleeping with the wife and I

28 Days was not that scary...If you read enough sci-fi or watch/read enough horror, it takes a whole lot to scare you anymore...I think the scariest movies are probably those based on real life crap...not necissarily the "horror" aspect but the whole "holy crap that could really happen" context...

Agreed...what kinda of examples can you rattle off Todd, I could use a "real life" scare once in a while...

*racking the brain* :?