Scary Movies or Scary Games?

[Quindiana Jones]

You like to watch.

[Yamaneko]

I've never watched a movie that has ever freaked me out. All the Silent Hill games make me dread turning every corner. I think it's because in games you take control of the experience. You have the choice to go on. A movie will go on without you, regardless.

[The Fat Bioware Nerd]

Which do you prefer scary movies or scary video games? I prefer scary video games because it's interactive but...Not many video games are scary except for the Resident Evil remake on the GameCube.

You're wrong try playing Project Zero, I think it's scarier then Resident Evil. And I prefer horror games...Because I feel it's me who is there and I can turn off the Playstation 2, but in the theater I just have to run from there.

There fixed! By the way has there ever been a horror movie that has kept you up all night after you've seen it? No? I thought so.

[RiseToFall]

There fixed! By the way has there ever been a horror movie that has kept you up all night after you've seen it? No? I thought so.

Yes, Don't let your kids watch this.

[The Real Dark Messenger]

I would have to say a scary movie, but it would have to be very good.

A scary game is nice too, though. Playing a scary game in a dark room late at nigth always give me the chills...

[Rusty]

I like neither. I'm just not into scary things ;_;

[theundeadhero]

Scary movies generally suck. I don't find lots of blood, shock value, or monsters scary at all. It's lame. If you want a movie to be scary try making it creepy. Some games are good at this. The original Quake on PC and Fatal Frame are excellant examples.

I was in third fourth grade when IT first came out on TV and it scared the heck outta me. Then in sixth grade I read the book and had trouble falling asleep at night because I was afraid.