Top Scariest Films

WBZ's Jordan Rich takes a look at some of his favorite scary films.  

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:02):
This is now streaming with Jordan. Well, it's still the
weekend of Halloween, so I thought it might be good
timing to come up with a top ten list of
scariest films according to no one else but me. Some
on the list are blockbusters, others are art host films,
and they don't all deal with the supernatural. In no
particular order. There's Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho, based in the real
life killer ed Geen. The music alone is enough to

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scare you. I would, of course include Silence of the Lambs,
winner of four Academy Awards, The Exorcist, a groundbreaking film
testing one's faith and belief in anything good. I'd have
to include John Carpenter's Halloween the Original and his remake
of the Thing with Kurt Russell. For pure scares and suspense,
Jaws makes my list, Stanley Kubrick's masterpiece The Shining, still

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the best of the Stephen King adaptations, a very early
black and white Feign film called m starring the late
great Peter Lourie, And with just moments left, I'll add
Alien the Omen and David Fincher's Seven Happy Halloween Weekend
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