Horror movies are funny. I don't see why Saw scared everyone...It wasn't very scary, it was kinda twisted towards the end, but that's it. The grudge was funny. The new Amityville cracked me up. The Halloween series, while decent, isn't scary. Freddy vs Jason was one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. Walk the Line scared me more that FVJ. Friday the 13th...yeah. The original Amityville wasn't bad. But it wasn't spectacular. Jeepers Creepers and Jeepers Creepers 2 were funny! The Shining was decent, I can't see Jack Nicholson as anyone else now. The Hannibal series, while not really horror, were tastefully done. Also the Blade series, The Interview w/a Vampire series (it's a series, read the books), also while not horror as much as action/sci-fi/drama, were very tastefully done. The Dracula movies....ehhhh...not really that good. Last House on the Left - sucked. Terribly. Only thing scary was that it could happen. Nightmare on Elmstreet series - Okay in it's own respect. Pinocchio - frightened me a bit when I was 10. Child's Play - c'mon it's a freakin' doll...You can't tell me that a doll can do all of that without these people realizing "oh, hey, he's made of rubber, let's melt him?" I may sound cynical and antihorror but I'm not so much antihorror as anti-bad movie. I'm waiting on people to remake day of the dead and night of the living dead. Dawn and Land of the dead were okay. Horror movies just don't scare me. I've had dreams about Care Bears that scared me worse that most "horror" movies. I guess I get it from my grandmother. She's the same way. My "father" (if you can call him that) is too...anyway, my point is - Horror movies are never so much horror as thriller to me. Most, comedies honestly...I watched Saw and The Grudge while eating, didn't bother me at all...I guess I'm just weird.