Review of The Sixth Sense (1999) by Evan A — 25 May 2013

If I asked someone, whats the the scariest movie you've ever seen. Some would probably think instantly of childhood classics such as The Exorcist, Poltergeist, or the original Halloween. Others might have a stronger stomach and lean towards Saw, Hostel, and The Hills have Eyes.

All the above could be considered scary, but you know a movie is scary when it affects you mentally, physically, and psychologically. Basically if it gives you goosebumps, shivers, nightmares, visions, thoughts that something is in the closet then yes its scary.

If anything you know its a good movie movie when everyone one you know has seen it. The Sixth Sense uses every method in the horror genre to great affect with an outcome that may never be matched. From jumpy screams to horrific images leading up to a shocker of an ending that leaves you shaken.

Here we have a horror movie that goes beyond the normal horror cliques we expect with a new formula that settles on sizzling suspense, unsettling thrills, and its creepy atmosphere. Mix that together with some superb acting and you have a legendary M.

Night Shayamalan flick that delivers possibly one of the most famous thriller of all which is as clever as it is frightening.