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In a recent survey conducted by the Jameson Cult Film Club, thousands of Brits were asked to rank the movies monsters that scared them the most. After the votes were tallied, one clear winner revealed his ugly head. The Alien from Ridley Scott’s sci-fi horror movie turned out to be the scariest of all movie monsters amongst the polled. Some thirty years after invading theaters, the Alien still instills fear in the hearts of many a film fanatics.
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Really? I always watched these movies for the action, I was never scared. Even when I was younger.
Jurassic Park (dunno if that counts) scared the absolute crap out of me though.
Bah, Ailien is no scary. I was more scared of Michael Myers when I first saw him on screen
I found the Alien creature to be artistic rather than scary, if anyone knows what I mean. Alien...seems less like a monster film, and more like a documentary. The creature was so lifelike, so animalistic, so instinctive, it actually seemes like a plausable extra terrestrial.
The Thing however, scared the shit outta me when I saw it. I saw it 3 months ago. I am a 20 year old man.
I never thought of the Alien as scary it was just bad ass. Outta all these the scariest ones are things like the crawlers in The Decent; monsters like that that you spend a long time not really ever seeing, that are more killers in the shadows make me a bit edgy.
I also used to be scared by the movie Carrie. Sheesh, that bloody girl was sooooo freaky.