random thoughts regarding Bravo's list...
most movies just scare me once and then after that, it's more for the jokes or the mood...
Nightmare on Elm Street scared me so much that I actually screamed in the theatre the first time I saw it but it's just funny now...
I recently saw "the Birds" again for the umpteenth time but because the break had been so long since I last saw it, I really enjoyed it because it was able to creep me out...Hitchcock is truly a genius
The Others was surprisingly good, so if you're looking for an available rental this Halloween, that's a good bet but I'll always have a soft spot for the first Halloween movie, I was just at the right preteen age when that movie came out...
I wish I knew the name of those British vampire movies from the 60's, they're always entertaining...I'm sure at least one of them is bound to show up on Bravo's list.
several of Stephen Kings books have the ability to frighten the hell out of me when I first read them. I actually stopped reading him for years after reading the Stand. the movie is sooo not scary...
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