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"Katie Featherston knows a thing or two about scarring the bejesus out of film fans thanks to her role in the Paranormal Activity franchise. So with October 31 upon us, who better to recommend five scary movies for a Halloween movie night? &amp;gt; Katie Featherston: &amp;#039;I still find Paranormal Activity scary&amp;#039; If you&amp;#039;re too chicken to head out to the re-release showings of Halloween or The Shining, then fear not because Katie has hand-picked an eclectic mix of spine-tingling movies - ranging from insane killer sharks to a classic Clive Barker story - especially for Digital Spy readers. Rosemary&amp;#039;s Baby (1968) Roman Polanski&amp;#039;s first Hollywood-produced film was backed by legendary horror mogul William Castle, and saw Mia Farrow&amp;#039;s housewife Rosemary Woodhouse experience the pregnancy from hell. As bizarre events transpire, and cravings for raw meat and chicken liver kick in, Rosemary stars to uncover some strange goings on with her neighbours.      The Exorcist (1973) It&amp;#039;d be almost criminal to come up with a list of five frightening flicks and not include William Friedkin&amp;#039;s 1973 Oscar-winning classic. Voted Digital Spy readers&amp;#039; scariest horror movie of all time in our Halloween poll last year, Katie picked The Exorcist for her frightening film night.      Jaws (1975) &amp;quot;That&amp;#039;s not a scary movie, but it is scary,&amp;quot; Katie said of Steven Spielberg&amp;#039;s 1975 blockbuster. Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw and Richard Dreyfuss head out to sea to save Amity Island from the razor-sharp teeth of the flesh-hungry great white, and we&amp;#039;re still afraid to go back into the water.  Candyman (1992) Katie picked this cult &amp;#039;90s horror about a hook-handed killer because of some fond childhood memories. &amp;quot;I forced my best friend to watch it with me,&amp;quot; she said. &amp;quot;She hated scary movies but she would watch it because she was a good friend. It was pretty frightening growing up.&amp;quot; We&amp;#039;re betting neither of them felt the urge to say &amp;quot;Candyman&amp;quot; in the mirror afterwards.      The Woman in Black (2012) British production company Hammer made a name for themselves as purveyors of quality horror in the &amp;#039;50s and &amp;#039;60s, and they sealed their modern-day comeback with this Daniel Radcliffe-led chiller. The film proved to be a box office smash earlier this year, and a sequel - Woman in Black: Angels of Death - is currently in the works for release in 2014.  Paranormal Activity 4 is showing in cinemas now. Photo gallery - Digital Spy readers&amp;#039; top 25 horror movies:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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