What is the scariest book you've ever read?

[Irving]

Yeah, I saw the movie of Christine. A lot of the movies from Stephen King's books were crap, but you can see why they'd be more scary in a book. IT, for example, was just funny, but I can tell that it would be a good read. Thinner on the other hand, I'm not so sure about.


I've heard of Marathon Man, but didn't know anything about it. Perhaps I'll have to check that one out.

[sniper7]

old yeller. I always hate when the dogs get killed

[Bailey Guns]

I've heard of Marathon Man, but didn't know anything about it. Perhaps I'll have to check that one out.

Read the book...it's way better for the imagination than the movie.

[Irving]

Bailey, I will read it, if you promise not to give me any more information about it, you've already said too much.


This topic came to mind when I mentioned The Kite Runner and one of my buddies said something like, "Kite Runner was gross, so I turned it off after a few minutes." I was confused because I didn't realize that the movie was already out and it surprised me he knew what I was talking about because I know he doesn't read.

Sniper, have you started Harry Potter yet? We're just getting to the end of the series. It's my second time and reading it again just reaffirms the Harry Potter series at the very top of my list of all time favorite reads.

[Bailey Guns]

Bailey, I will read it, if you promise not to give me any more information about it, you've already said too much.

Oopps...I'll shut my pie-hole now.

[Marlin]

Well I will say He did do a good job with the remake of The Thing. And, there isn't a whole lot you can do in a two hour movie,, But,, if He had delved into what Arnie was going through in His mind.. The movie would have been way better...

[Mtn.man]

Creature from Jekyll Island (softbound book)

Horror for sure about the Fed reserve and the banks and how they came to control us and the world through $$$.

[Marlin]

Dreams of My Father....

[esaabye]

I was backpacking in Lost Creek Wilderness area when I got stuck in an unexpected snow storm. Soaking wet I held up in an old cabin at the base of the failed damb. I couldn't start a fire in the cabin and it was to wet outside so all I could do was sit by my lantern and read / shiver.

The only book I had was Tommyknockers by Steven King, I never fell asleep that night.

[Beprepared]

Generally don't read horror. So it's not a book but a website.
http://www.ki4u.com/guide.htm
Reading all their info in its entirety is pretty scary . Nuclear fallout stuff,
totally tin hat.