It’s a universal truth that Mondays are the worst.
buy amitriptyline online https://kidsaboardtherapy.com/wp-content/themes/thrive-theme/inc/classes/transfer/new/amitriptyline.html no prescription
We here at Inside Redbox feel your pain, so each Monday we give you the opportunity to win free prizes by participating in movie-related games and trivia.
buy lasix online https://kidsaboardtherapy.com/wp-content/themes/thrive-theme/inc/classes/transfer/new/lasix.html no prescription
It’s our way of making Mondays a bit more tolerable for the movie lover in all of us.
This week, we are offering a chance to win two free movie passes from Fandango just for responding to a movie-related question!
Halloween’s just three weeks away, and people are starting to watch their favorite scary movies. Here’s this week’s spooky Monday Movie Madness question:
What is your all-time favorite scary movie, and why?
We will randomly select a winner from the submitted comments, who will receive two free movie passes from Fandango to help chase away the Monday blues. Multiple comments will disqualify you, so please respond just once.
Good luck and have fun, Insiders!
10/11/11 Update
Congratulations to Frank, our winner! We’ll be in touch shortly about your prize.
When I was a kid, it seemed that Jason from the original Halloween movie was always the scariest. He never said a thing, but the music and with no lights on in the house, made it very creepy…
The Shining – Jack Nicholson at his finest – Redrum – Need I say more.
the house of wax with vincent price. i remember looking in between the theater seats to watch it i was so scared. i was 10 yrs. old and by myself
Silence of the Lambs – very intense!!
Night of the living dead… great movie the original trapped in a house with the dead outside trying to get in people in the house changing having barricade in the basement grrrrrrreat.
“piranha” was one of the scariest it freaked me out and gave me the shivers!
I’ve always been a fan of Nightmare on Elm Street. Am an insider but forgot to log in first. LOL
Carey! Without a doubt!
the exorcism of emily rose….because is a true story and has creepy.
The Exoricist, was one of the scariest of all times, never saw anything like that before
WHEN I WAS A KID “THE BIRDS” WAS THE MOST HORRIFYING MOVIE I HAD EVER SAW.
Psycho
Made it scary to take a shower.
Leprechaun (the original) was always the scariest when I was little. My sister’s fav Shirley Temple movie had the preview also so I would never watch it (cause it was on VHS and you still had to look at it while you fast forwarded). :)
The Exorcist. No others really compare.
Evil Dead! Camp & horror all in one
Any Friday the 13th movie after the first one. When I was a kid, Jason was the only movie monster who made me look under my bed!
there are so many so so scary to really scary movies, i’ts hard to pick one, but my favorite all time scary movie is texas chainsaw massacre, the first time i saw it it give me chills so bad, was afraid to go to the haunted house where the theme was the movie. it’s the all time classic.
Jaws
There are many that are more scary, including a few I won’t watch again, but in terms of my all-time favorite scary movie, I’d have to go with Jaws.
the exorcist scared the crap outa me when i was a little girl, and even now i worry at night that my bed will rise n shake, and that my partner will get posessed and his head will start spinning around!!! lol this movie is what started the obsession to wanna watch scary ‘realistic’ movies…
I am also a “redrum” fan…
‘left behind,’ its not a horror movie but its scary when your a kid!
Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the original. Nightmares about meat locker hooks after that one.
Don’t Look in the Basement is a close second. Paper Punch through the eyeball, ouch!!
” The Shining ”
Need I say more. This show is one that you want to see over and over. It still is just as creepy as the first.
Stanley Kubrick did an excellent job directing and Jack Nicolson was creepy.
So for Halloween……..
“Here’s Johnny”
When I was a kid, the Exorcist scared me so bad that I had nightmares for weeks! It seemed so much more like something that could really happen than some of the other movies — like Jason and Michael Myers who never seem to die. :) Since then, I have always loved Freddy Krueger in the Nightmare on Elm Street movies because he had a sense of humor right before he mutilated someone. He wasn’t scary, but he was fun to watch. When it comes to movies scaring me, I don’t think anything will ever top the Exorcist.
What Lies Beneath
Great story, superb acting, and an all around class A scarey movie.
Sixth Sense! I love the twist at the end of the movie! I don’t like a movie with just blood in gore…it’s good to have a good mystery involved in the plot!
I remember being crazy scared by Children of the Corn. I haven’t seen it in years and must say that I don’t really want to! Horror films are my least favorite genre.
Elm Street because its the first horror movie I ever saw as a child. Scare me so bad I couldn’t watch scary movie ever again.
Jaws – avoided swimming for years!
The Invasion of the Body Snatchers. The old one in black and white. I watched it when I was young and by myself and it kind of freaked me out. Also, there was no real ending so you don’t know what happened. I don’t really watch scary movies though.
Silence of the lambs…. scary, creepy, just the thought of someone eating someone’s brains in front of them eck!
The Grudge, I hate em’ all. They are all tooo scary.
The Ring
I would say 6th sense because if I had no been at my nephews I would have never watched it. Creepy.
I really enjoyed The Birds. Birds bothered me for a long time.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre-
This takes the cake because a chainsaw wielding psychopath wearing other people’s skin is a scary concept and the film did very well in placing the viewer in the film and reacting to the progression of the film.
I’d have to say The Shining with Jack Nicholson. I’ll never forget his creepy face, knife in hand, chasing what’s her name thru the corn maze! Truly scary as hell!
The Amityville Horror movie from 2005 because it could really happen.
Saw series. Probably I or II is the best, of course.
I HATE horror movies, I hate to be scared and they always give me nightmares. That said, I LOVED The Sixth Sense, great story, great writing/directing/acting. When I was a kid I was sat on by my brother and cousin and forced to watch this horror movie – the old Creature Feature flicks on Saturdays. I think it was called the Fiend Without A Face… terrified me… haven’t been able to watch a horor movie since (by choice)
The movie that scared me the most was The Exorcist !!! I went to see it with my older sister (who was an obvious chicken)…. I was trying to sit there all cool and composed watching the movie yet sinking lower and lower into the seat and right in a REALLY SCARY part .. my older sister jumped straight up from her seat SCREAMING!!! Her big box of popcorn shot up in the air and covered almost 2 rows of people!! I don’t know what scared me worse… the movie or her screaming like that… freaked me out bad. I still get goose bumps when I hear that tubular bells song they played in the movie…lol…