Movies That Leave You with Chills... — Page 2

Only one...28 Days Later! Now that movie is freaky because in today's world something like that could happen where the whole world could be totally wiped out.

Interesting fact here...I live in Salem MA (you know...the whole witch thing) in a two family house. The guy who lives above me with his family is the son of William Peter Blatty who of course is the author of the Exorcist. They have so many signed pictures of the cast (including Linda puking) that I'm suprised that their four year old kid doesn't get scared. Just thought I'd let everyone know. Oh...and by the way...he plays Tubular Bells (the Exorcist theme song) on Halloween. Fun!

The Big Chill
Ice Castle's
Cold Mountain
Fargo
Ice Age
Snow Falling on Cedars

"Finding Nemo," "Finding Forrester," "Finding North," "Finding Graceland," "Finding Christa," "Finding Kelly," "Riusciranno i nostri eroi a ritrovare l'amico misteriosamente scomparso in Africa? "aka "Will Our Friends Succeed in Finding Their Friend Who Disappeared In Africa?," "Kei fung dik sau" aka "Finding Mr. Perfect," "Finding Interest," and "Finding His Voice."

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Updated On: 2/21/04 at 10:25 AM

A movie that really affected me, but not due to its horror but due to its moving, sad climax, was My Life Without Me.. a very low budget arthouse film about a woman dying of cancer who decides not to tell anyone. On the way home I was in such a daze on the bus thinking about how affected I was that I almost missed my stop.

The original Village of the Damned.

Oh, and the original Invasion of the Body Snatchers.

When you're a child those are two really freaky movies.

Hell, even as an adult!

That's true Rox, but how do you know that the person standing next to you isn't a pod person?

Bulldog