AsianBomb777 said:

It was MESSED UP PIZZA.


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ThreadCula said:

CO-F'ING SIGN.

I had nightmares about it even before seeing the movie. I would hear Tubular Bells on t.v. and I knew that the trailer for it was about to come on so I'd run out of the room. I saw the movie 5 years later.


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Hellraiser
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Edward Scissorhands

shellyevon said:

Oh shit! The remake was something else!

CynthiasSocks said:

I couldn't watch the whole thing.

I was afraid of truckers for a while after seeing "Joy Ride".
We took a night trip to Canada and stopped at a truck stop and my friend was scared silly to walk the dog by the parked trucks

As a kid i was traumatized by 'The Elephant Man'

Dewrede said:

i forgot about that. me and my sister couldn't go to sleep after seeing that.

what's that movie....the older one...big nasty attacking SPIDERS!!!!!

Just remembered

brownsugar said:

What a coincidence
Just googled that, he really existed
and was really exploited as a freak

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Dewrede said:

yeah it was sad...but we didnt understand that when we were little.

The Exorcist

brownsugar said:

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Dewrede said:

Me too!!

My Mom actually took me to see this, I was only ten years old.


I was horrified.

Yeah , it was frightening indeed
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The exorcist.... the shining... halloween... all different kinds of scary.

Graffiti Bridge. And I'd heard such great things about it.

TeaAndTe said:

Stop stealing my thunder!

bkw said:

Do you mean your mild breeze and smattering of showers?

The new House on Haunted Hill. Only saw it when I was in 8th grade. Back then it was scary.

ThreadCula said:

well, when i was younger... NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET scared the crap outta me !!!


but, now that im older.. these movies really make me so uncomfortable, the only way i can describe it is fear..

the burning bed


sleeping with the enemy


and.. whats love got to do with it ?



those 'real life' monsters really make me nervous....



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Does anybody remember a movie called LET'S SCARE JESSICA TO DEATH. I think it was made in the 70's. Well that movie really freaked me out. There's a scene where a woman comes out of a pond in a wedding dress. Oh my God. I almost peed my pants when I saw it. I think it was a made for t.v. movie too. I ended up tracking it down and now I own it on vhs. Yey!! I watched it again and it still kind of creeped me out. Great I just found a picture of it on GOOGLE and I'm tripping out.







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StaticDeth said:

oooooh yeah for sure I didn't have nightmares about it as such but I sure couldn't get it out of my head



there are a few from childhood that really stick out in my mind...The Twilight Zone movie scared the shit out of me (you wanna see something REALLY scary? lol)

...and also a movie called "something wicked this way comes" probably one of the spookiest movies I've ever seen

Batman Returns. I saw it on video after it was released - so I must have been around 9 or 10. The Penguin gave me huge nightmares. I had to sleep in my parents' bed. Tim Burton made the film really, really creepy.

The funny thing is I LOVE Danny DeVito now () and the film is one of my favorites.

I saw 'The Exorsist' a few (well, more than a few) times in the past. I was always cold and shaky watching it


But 'The Thing' is still my all time favourite!!

HowComeYouDontCallme said:

The thing is awesome! did you know it almost killed Carpenter's career?

Natsume said:

No, How??

retina said:

That scared me too! When I was 7 .





The Shining's a great horror.

I want to see The Thing a lot

Another good horror (but you americans probably will never have heard of it) is:

HowComeYouDontCallme said:

It was simply released at the wrong time. 1982 (the year it was released) was the year of ET and The Thing was the complete antithesis of that. The film was too pessimistic; coupled with its bleak outlook on society and 1982's relatively upbeat outlook, it was destined to fail. Critics and audiences alike hated it. It's too bad, really, because it's a fantastic film, and greatly complicates the original by Howard Hawks.