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Comment comment by lilsis on 31 October 2006

Out of all the choices The Ring would be my last choice. The Exorcist is the best because it seems to be more realistic. They are all great movies don't get me wrong. I never get nightmares after watching scary movies because I know it can't happen. Can you say that about The Exorcist??

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The Ring by VnutZ :: NR8

Well ... I watched The Ring during a military field problem in Korea on nightshift in the woods. Ironically, the secure phone rang at the end of the movie. It happened to be our BATCON requesting a WF-16 line (that's a four wire copper cable) be respliced. So it's the middle of the night, in the middle of the woods and I was all by myself with an overactive imagination. That's why The Ring wins for me.

What used to bother me the most, though, was the X-Files. I would watch an episode and like always, Mulder and Sculley never catch the creepy thing. As soon as the episode was over, I had to give my dog her last walk of the evening (our neighborhood was DARK - no streetlights, most people didn't even turn on porch lights). And inevitably, my dog would always do that "I sense something evil" look and stare into the woods like the boogie-man was coming. Man I hated that.

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