Top 10 Movies You Should Never Watch Alone
These films are for those who cannot handle them alone and need a friend or three sitting next to them
I did and it's not that scary.
The clown is scary as hell!
This found footage flick made audiences wet their pants and blame loved ones for spilling soda in the theater. When Katie and Micah move into a new San Diego pad, a collection of odd events inspire them to set up cameras. What happens? Well, Katie stares at her sleeping husband for two hours… and later gets pulled out of the room. To make matters worse, the ghosts get all kinky and start biting poor Katie. What happens next will SHOCK you…and it does involve blood. Grown men may have acted tough during screenings, but they gently clutched their pillows before going to bed later on.
It all started when little Jennifer hurls all over her mother. This real-time Barcelona-shot horror hit theaters in 2007 and featured a most unusual night shift for a TV reporter and her cameraman. As a sickness takes hold of the community, another shocking truth is revealed and, well, it’s not a good one. The brutal realism was so terrifying that grown men chose romantic comedies in place of this Spanish nightmare. Nobody wants to be snatched up and taken to hell. At least, it’s not on our bucket list.
As one of the most successful indie films of all-time, and a defining film of the found footage genre, “The Blair Witch Project” was a national mystery upon release. After immediately acknowledging the disappearance of three students, the filmmakers spun a dramatic tale of a Maryland witch and a brilliant Internet marketing campaign led audiences to believe the film was a genuine documentary. The frightening ending has since become iconic and made us believe that anything is possible when it comes to the supernatural.
