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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arbiter of Wyrms" data-source="post: 2432002" data-attributes="member: 18021">There's Korean horror, too, you know: A Tale of Two Sisters was super-creepy, and is due to be remade for the American audience.Nosferatu is an undeniable classic.House of 1000 Corpses got panned, but I was extreamly creeped out by it and after you get used to it, it's still a great slaughter-fest.The original V was scary when it came out - and still is.Gate was scary and fun.Invasion of the Body Snatchers is scary no matter who makes it.In the Mouth of Madness was scary enough for me, as was Jacob's Ladder, until my wife introduced me to Event Horizon - that one is just straight WORRISOME.They, even if you don't have night terrors, is enough to give them to you.The Grudge was troublingWhen I first saw Fire in the Sky in the theater, I didn't sleep.Carnival of Lost Souls - Wes Craven bends perception.The Forgotten is creepy enough if you don't have kids.  I can't say that I know what it would be like if I did have kids.John Carpenter's The Thing is scary and it would make a terrific inspiration for a D&D adventure.Evil Alien Conquerors was not at all scary, and really, not even good, but I enjoyed it immensely.Recently, there was a tv special: 100 Scariest Horror Films of All Times.  Several films mentioned here also appeared on the list.  It was a fun show.  I don't remember what station it was on, though.</blockquote>