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Hmm, genuinely scary as opposed to just startling me would probably be:

Event Horizon - A very messed up situation

The Shining - The feeling of constant dread and pacing in this movie are just so top notch.

The first 1/2 of Jeepers Creepers - always feel like I have to justify this by saying I was doing a LOT of long, country driving at the time, but it really struck home when I saw those desolate, empty roads and realized how plausible a serial killer hunting them would be.

The first and second Silent Hill video games were far and away the scariest things I ever experienced though. I had to turn off the playstation when I realized I had to go into the basement of that hospital so I could relax and work myself up to it.

Fatal Frame is also pretty good horror game.

Visually dated because if 1950's SFX but not to be underestimated.




It's in the trees, it's coming.