the scariest films you've seen

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Not sure, but here are some of the scaries movies I've seen:

The 3. story in the Tales from the Darkside movie
All the Nightmare on Elm Street movies (except Freddy vs. Jason)
The Exorcist
The Exorcist: The Beginning (the scene with the hyenes, or the dead fetus, is very shocking)
Village of the Damned
The Thing
Poltergeist

Yeah I heard the grudge has lots of jumpy bits.

I don't like jumpy bits, it just gets you off guard, the horror scenes I don't find that scary. Just the jumpy bits.

Can't say b/c I don't remember the names but they've all been foreign films American stuff is just so played out to me I like Chinese and Japanese horror flicks though and not the cruddy American ripoffs

The Britney and Paris sex tapes were pretty harsh.

Some of the old 70's movies creep me out more than the slasher-type stuff you see today.
Stuff like Rosemary's Baby and The Birds have a spooky realistic atmosphere to them.
I liked The Ring and the 28 days later series, but I dont think they were that scary.

1.Stephen Kings IT(but only when I was younger, now it's easy to watch)
2.The Ring

The Terminator use to scare me when I was like 5 or 6.

also the reaping is quite spooky

The Grudge (original version) is probably the movie that scared me the most.

The Birds was the scariest movie I ever remember watching. Psycho was a very close second. Long live Alfred Hitchcock.

The 1991 version of "The Pit and the Pendulum" is pretty scary. It's about the Spanish Inquisition and witch burnings.

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! (All that red stuff...)

I wanna see Exorcist Dominion but it still hasn't been released in Australia..

The Grudge and The Ring... yeah those bothered me.

When I was in my teens I saw the first Alien. Man, that bothered me for a long time. I now own it and consider it an awesome movie.

The first Halloween and John Carpenters version of The Thing. Again, I saw both when I in my early teens and they bothered me for a long time. Now, I consider them awesome movies.

Hellraiser.... I won't watch that again if I can help it.

There is another movie, but I can't remember the name to it right now.

I know there were some gruesome scenes in RoboCop. But how did RoboCop 2 really scare you?

It.

My kids (4 and 7) watched Robocop last weekend.

I didn't realise how gruesome parts were... but they seemed to enjoy it anyway.