The University of St. Louis’ “The Current Online” story released the top ten scariest movie quotes. Most of these quotes are scary for people. However, they are not going to be scary for people who don’t know about scary movies. Here’s a rundown on each of the choices for someone who isn’t familiar with monster movies.
10. “Here’s Johnny!” from “Splendor”
Honestly, this line looks like The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson.
9. “Candyman, candyman, candyman…” from “Candyman”.
Nothing. Maybe someone really likes the song “Candyman” by Aqua. For someone who is not very familiar with scary movies, it would have been much better “Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice.” It was on the air or it was a Beetlejuice cartoon.
8. “At the end of my friend.” from “Child’s Boy”
This sentence brings back good memories from the movie The Fox and the Hound.
7. “They come to get you, Barbara” from “Night of the Living Dead”.
Not knowing what it is, not all scary. However, references to at least the police approach to get a person, so it can seem a little scary.
6. “I ate his liver with some beans and a nice Chianti” from “The Silence of the Lambs”
Although the source is not known, the authority is thick. That’s what someone said, that’s scary.
5. “Whatever you do, don’t fall asleep.” from “Dreams on Elm Street”< /b>
It’s really not scary with an unknown source. But he lies in fear of his mind, because it is usually good that he obviously fall asleep to rest. It is a sign that something is wrong.
4. “Everyone will laugh at you.” from “The Car”.
Don’t scare someone who doesn’t know the source. On the contrary, it carries pictures of cruel classmates laughing.
3. “Seven days” from “The Ring”.
For anyone who does not know and worship the source, this quote is told in biblical history. There is nothing scary there.
2. “What’s your favorite scary movie” from the “Scream” series
It’s not really scary if the source is unknown. However, around Halloween or any time after dark, it can seem a little more scary. It would seem that someone older would say that someone was scolding someone else.
1. “Here they are!” from “Poltergeist”.
Although the source is unknown, this authority is terrifying. It is even used in popular culture to be known as a scary quote. Most people seem to know how to say a phrase with the perfect tone and inflection that can easily send chills down someone’s spine.
Of course, people who know these movies are going to have a completely different opinion of this list. All opinions are welcome.
