Black Christmas scared the baaageezzuzzz outtme when I was younger,

as did, A Nightmare on Elm Street

Most recently, REC gave me some good shivers

These scenes from "The Eye" kind gave me that shiver down the spine thing. Of course a lot had to do with the audio....cranked up in surround sound really makes a difference.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPYdK-R4Tyo

crank up the speakers for the full effect

I have freddy and michael myers nightmares almost everynight. Ever since I started watching them when I was like 5. But I love it. :D
freddy is hilarious and my favorite but in my dreams it reminds me of how scary he was when I was little and it makes him scary all over again.
Michael Myers is and always will be scary to me.

But the shining of course, I still find terrifying and amazing.

Lots were scary as a kid but now? When i first watched The Eye, the original not the american remake. Evil dead made me laugh and i liked the claymation effects.

I dont (now) really find horror movie's all that scary TBO. I can only think of one that actually "scare's" me is an Aussie movie called Alison's Birthday
The old lady at the end screaming, That still give's me the creep's.

I also still get a little scared when watching the movie Misery, Annie Wilkes (Kathy Bates) is still the most scaryest movie character of al time IMO, she terrify's me.

I have to go with GhostWatcher.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0365262/

For some reason, that movie creeped me out alot more than others.

I don't get scared of movies like Michael Myers and such, it's more Paranormal movies that freak me out. Maybe because it seems there's more of a possibility for that to happen.

The SHINING 1980
The THING by J.Carpenter
The EXORCIST
Audrey Rose ( had a very very creepy chlling feel to it,IMO atleast )

Ringu, The Shining, The Exorcist, The Thing all have seriously scary scenes in them.

Less obvious - The Tenant freaked me out.

I think the birds is an incredibly scary concept, though I wouldn't call it scary.

Nightmare on elm street freaked me out the first time I saw it. And the thing.

I wouldn't really say The Exorcist is scary, at least not as scary as everyone liked to think.