Horror movie that used to/still scare you and you dont know why. [Archive]

Shockwave

06-27-2005, 05:32 PM

SILVER BULLET and JAWS.

JAWS i saw when i was about 6, and i was afraid to go into a swimming pool!:p

Silver Bullet gave me nightmares of werewolves for years. I wasnt scared of them when i was awake, but man, once i hit the sheets, it was baddd dreams.

...also MONSTER SQUAD. Not the entire movie, but the part where Dracula holds the little girl up and hisses at her near the end, bearing his fangs.

I think it was because i was that age, but i owe a supreme debt to it, as it was the first horror movie i had ever seen and introduced me to the entire gaggle of classic horror villians all at once.:)

...now if only they would release it on DVD.

Kanadian_kev

06-27-2005, 05:49 PM

Fire In The Sky scared the crap out of me and still does! Also, when I was really really young, I remember watching a movie called Saturday the 14th, which is obivously a comedy, but it terrified me for some unknown reason.

poopontheshoes7

06-27-2005, 05:50 PM

IT used to freak me out sooo bad. Ugh, the dreams i used to have about clowns.
Its not a horror movie but Hook used to scare me. Dustin Hoffman and that DAMN MUSTACHE!

X-Nightcrawler

06-27-2005, 06:08 PM

The old lady's death in the first Gremlins makes me uncomfortable for some odd reason.

deep_red101

06-27-2005, 06:51 PM

I watched Candyman at a young age and was terrified by the thought of saying his name five times in a mirror.

I was also scared by Wes Craven's New Nightmare, Child's Play, and Jason Goes to Hell. I thought Chucky was under my bed and Freddy's glove would tear through my sheets. I don't know why I was scared by Jason because it was pure cheese.

deep_red101

06-27-2005, 06:58 PM

Originally posted by Shockwave

...also MONSTER SQUAD. Not the entire movie, but the part where Dracula holds the little girl up and hisses at her near the end, bearing his fangs.

I think it was because i was that age, but i owe a supreme debt to it, as it was the first horror movie i had ever seen and introduced me to the entire gaggle of classic horror villians all at once.:)

...now if only they would release it on DVD.

I was scared by that part too. I was also scared by the scene where the kids are trapped in the mansion and when the little girl says, "You, guys!" followed by the female vampires seen slowly walking towards them.

Mr-Blonde

06-27-2005, 07:17 PM

The Shining

I get all creeped out by those awful little girls. I hate them!

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Cronos

06-27-2005, 07:23 PM

the only thing i can think of that creeped me out as a kid was a vampire film (cant remember the name, maybe something like Count Orlack) where there was this vampire woman eating kittens

SpacePuppet

06-27-2005, 09:05 PM

Freddy Krueger scared me to death when I was 6.

Tagia_Romero

06-27-2005, 11:59 PM

You know what seriously scared the life out of me as a child? Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' music video, when Jackson transforms into that horror creature. My parents always threatened to put it on if I was being disagreeable.

All I can say now is that my fears were not unfounded. :D

poopontheshoes7

06-28-2005, 11:24 AM

LOL. Yeah, you actually have a reason to be scared of ol' Mikey now.;)

jaw2929

06-28-2005, 07:52 PM

The two movies that used to scare the SHIT outta me, were of course Child's Play and the PG-13 rated "The Gate"... Child's Play is understandable, and the Gate? Well yea, I must've been like 4 or 5... heh! :p

poopontheshoes7

06-28-2005, 08:00 PM

The Gate rocks! I love that movie. I actually think this movie is still a little scary. It has weird sort of surreal atmoshpere to it. And those freakin little demon things are creepy as well.

happy_killmore

06-29-2005, 12:22 AM

Hellraiser used to...same with Child's Play and even Zombie for some reason.

syxxpac

06-29-2005, 01:31 AM

Jurassic Park. I used to find that extremely intense, and had many a childhood nightmare about raptors eating me alive, thanks to Sam Neill's "educational" speech at the first... Remember that little fat kid and the expression on his face? That was me :D

Also, Night Of The Living Dead '90, my introduction to zombies, and I remember the graveyard scene really freaking me out. Plus, at the time I lived in the country, and had many small cemeteries nearby, so... yeah, my imagination got quite vivid at times after seeing that movie for the first time.

Spiderman_Cavy

06-30-2005, 09:36 AM

Candyman
Sleepaway Camp
Friday the 13th part IV
Silver Bullet

..all of those freaked me out as a kid.

And for some weird reason..recalling which movie freaked me out the most lately, I came up with The Mothman Prophecies. I saw this at the theater and it littery creeped me out since the first scare that caused Richard Geere's wife to freak out. I was on the edge of my seat the rest of the movie. I felt a constant tension. I really enjoyed that movie.

Mentiroso

06-30-2005, 07:24 PM

Quite a few that did scare me when I was younger.

Nightmare on Elm St
Phantasm (gave me horrible nightmares)
Night/Dawn/Day of the Dead
Halloween
Friday the 13th

And a few others but only one to this day still gives me the creeps and I do not watch it alone

Amityville 2

I do not know why but the scene with him in the house alone, the camera starting low and floating above him and he knows something is behind him but nothing is there. Just the whole thing creeps me out.

Dead

06-30-2005, 11:24 PM

Originally posted by poopontheshoes7
Are there any horror flicks out there that scared you and it really should have. For example
Critters used to freak me out sooo much when I was little. I quess movies that arent considered scary. But scared you anyway.

I'll be honest here, the original Exorcist and Exorcist III creep and scare the ever loving shit of me. Call me a bitch but I just can't take it.

The elements of fear that both films play on are unreal IMO.
I don't know, maybe it's just me and a million other people but these two flicks mess with my head.

With that said though, there other flicks that I actually enjoy watching that creep me out but I can still sit the whole way through.......the original Halloween of course; the movie just hits a certain nerve with me, everything just clicks perfectly. The original Nightmare on Elm Street; the film is just a perfect example of excellent horror film making, by the time you get to the end of it you feel like you're fighting the fucker off yourself and you actually WANT him to die. Also, the original Nightmare scared the shit out of me as a kid, Wes owes me about 14 hours of sleep I'll never get back.

poopontheshoes7

07-01-2005, 10:17 AM

Yeah, Nightmare creeps me out when Freddy stretches his arms across that ally.
For reason that also gives me the chills. Just the imagery of it.
And in Jaws when the boy Kitner gets attacked, and you see those huge shark fins role out of the water and the boy disapear in a fountain of blood.
Truly freightning. hits me everytime.

someguy

07-02-2005, 02:28 PM

Creepshow 2's story of The Raft

Necriomicon's story with the two cops

Some small indie/Canadian movie I saw where a guy's house was becoming this huge plant thing(his dad was a scientist trying to make the Garden of Eden)and the people going inside would just end up being killed by the plants(one woman became grass and a guy was pulled into some weird plant where he got crushed/eaten).

adamjohnson

07-02-2005, 05:33 PM

WATCHERS. IN. THE. WOODS.

Damn you Disney!

Shockwave

07-02-2005, 05:40 PM

Forgot one as silly as it is to say, but here goes...

....SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES!

Dont laugh all at once. I was pretty young.:eek:

Psychocandy

07-02-2005, 06:34 PM

My parents bought me a b&w TV back when I was about seven or eight (about 1977/78) and I used to watch all kinds of freaky late night horror double bills every Friday night. Everything scared me...and I loved it. That pretty much cemented my love of the genre and as I grew a little older I saw countless classics. Dawn Of The Dead. Evil Dead. The Omen. Dozens of Hammer flicks. Amicus flicks. Creaky old RKO movies. Everything. And they all scared the shit out of me. I can still remember how many attempts it took me to get beyond the opening scene of The Evil Dead...the camera creeping across the water and through the trees with the ominous growling noises soundtracking it's movements. It took me three attempts. And that was just the first couple of minutes. These days i'm rarely scared. Some Japanese movies have given me the shivers though. Ju-on. The Ring. The Eye. A Tale Of Two Sisters. It's always a pleasure to rediscover something approaching the chills I felt as a child and in my early teens. It's something that reconnects me, however briefly, to the person I was then. Less jaded. Less aware of how much more scary reality is. It's important to escape reality every so often and horror movies (and books and comics) provide the perfect avenue. I fucking love it.

KillerKlown

07-03-2005, 06:26 PM

The Amityville Horror made me shit it big time as a kid.

Rokyracoon68

07-10-2005, 04:57 AM

jason takes manhattan scared me, all the scenes with child jason. creeped me out, saw it recently and it didnt bother me now..

aixela

07-10-2005, 11:14 PM

I saw The Exorcist with my parents when I was about 8 years old-scared the hell out of me...For over 20 years I would not sleep on my back after watching her thrash around in bed

Salem's Lot by Tobe Hooper was the same way...To this day if you ever want my attention, do not knock on the window because I will not look. It no longer bothers me but I will be damned if I will let anyone through my window (especially considering I live on the third floor)

artguylarry

07-22-2005, 05:28 PM

Check out my avatar. That little fucker scared the shit out of me when I was a kid. To this day, he still creeps me out. (btw, that's Fats, the ventriloquist's dummy from Magic (1978)

ERIN_LoJ

07-25-2005, 06:20 PM

Cujo got to me. What can I say, rabid animals are freaky! Surprisingly, TCM, Nightmare, Halloween, etc, didnt phase me. Go figure.

redwolf

07-25-2005, 11:02 PM

Alien and Jaws way back when...
The Grudge scared me, but I didn't like it that much.

adamjohnson

07-25-2005, 11:37 PM

How bout

THE GATE

Although it tends to creep me out STILL.

zombievictim

07-26-2005, 12:11 AM

Child's Play scared me to death

SykkBoy

07-26-2005, 02:28 AM

Originally posted by artguylarry
Check out my avatar. That little fucker scared the shit out of me when I was a kid. To this day, he still creeps me out. (btw, that's Fats, the ventriloquist's dummy from Magic (1978)

hahaha, I was just going to mention that movie
dummies creep me out anyways and Magic totally fucked with my head when I was 8 or 9

there's a movie that could use an update/remake...or maybe just a kickass DVD release :)

normanbatesjr

07-26-2005, 01:20 PM

Originally posted by Tagia_Romero
You know what seriously scared the life out of me as a child? Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' music video, when Jackson transforms into that horror creature. My parents always threatened to put it on if I was being disagreeable.

All I can say now is that my fears were not unfounded. :D

LOL

I felt the same way.

Um, not a movie, but the opening credits of Tales From The Darkside used to freak me out.

I actually watched some episodes awhile back (rented the video), and found them to be extremely cheesy.

adamjohnson

07-26-2005, 01:27 PM

THE OPENING CREDITS TO....

MATLOCK

Whenever that shit came on, you KNEW it was time for bed.

mcquade

07-26-2005, 04:37 PM

-the clown from poltergeist still creeps me out
-the subway scene from american werewolf in london
-blair witch project mike standing in the corner

-this is really sad but the attic scene in st.francisville experiment, when the chair flies through the air scared the sh*t out of me. that whold movie sucked specifically, the actors and actresses were really bad but that movie bugged me for some reason

Kanadian_kev

07-27-2005, 05:30 PM

I just remembered another one. When I was a little kid I rented The Legend Of Boggy Creek, watched it with a friend, and practically shit myself. I remember looking on a map and seeing a Boggy Creek in Manitoba (a different one, but I didn't care) and thinking this movie was filmed in my neighborhood. I'd sure love to see this movie today, I'm sure it's terrible.

SplatterMaster5

12-22-2008, 01:50 PM

Lady In White always scared me as a kid, partly because she bared resemblance to Zelda from Pet Sematary, who scared me even more.

Dale

12-22-2008, 05:43 PM

When judge Dune got the Cartoon eyes at the end of Who Framed Roger Rabbit I would run out of the room when I was little.

The Twins from the Shining still freak me out. It's just the way you know something is wrong with the it that goes beyond words, just like many scenes in Silent Hill2. Even parodies of that scene would freak me out.

deadeye

12-24-2008, 08:12 PM

I just mentioned this movie in another post, and had to bring it over here too, because I don't want to think I'm the only chicken out there about this scene...the evil little voodoo-zuni doll that stalks Karen Black around her apartment in Trilogy of Terror. To this day, I do not like anything doll-like that doesn't resemble an actual person (those collectable Troll things give me the creeps too). A close second to this memory is one from the Hammer t.v. series Hammer House of Horror, the segment called Charlie Boy. Brrrr.

killuminati003

12-25-2008, 08:52 AM

The scene with the elaborate cookie making machine in Edward Scissorhands used to freak the shit out of me as a kid...I don't know why.

killuminati003

12-25-2008, 08:54 AM

g1ng3rsnap9ed

12-28-2008, 09:21 AM

-this is really sad but the attic scene in st.francisville experiment, when the chair flies through the air scared the sh*t out of me. that whold movie sucked specifically, the actors and actresses were really bad but that movie bugged me for some reason

The phone-call at the end freaked me out when I first saw St. Francisville, (Maybe at 9 or 10) so don't feel bad.

Cropsy

12-28-2008, 02:32 PM

Back in the early 70's there was a TV show on every Sat night that aired on KVOS tv in Bellingham WA called Nightmare Theater.It was hosted by this vampire guy who would introduce the movies(2 per night)and he would scare the shit out of me! I was probably about 8 or so at the time and the babysitter would allways watch this.They showed a lot of Peter Cushing stuff
like Island of Terror and Count Yorga Vampire.Great memories looking back now.

MightyCelestial

12-28-2008, 05:03 PM

Yeah, I'm definitely one of those that doesn't get scared from movies anymore. So with the exception of #5, these are the movies that scared me as a kid.

5. Blair Witch Project - This is probably more on an honorable mention than it is an actual entry.
As I said before, I really can't get scared from movies anymore. Especially, if there's a monster or a Jason/Freddy/Michael Myers involved. The minute I see any of these guys, I am instantly reminded that I'm watching a movie, thereby negating any chance of being frightened anymore. Blair Witch tried to come as close to reality as any horror movie could. Making it seem like this could actually happen. Plus, we never saw the witch. And as it has been stated many times over centuries, "The greatest fear is that of the unknown". This movie, while it still didn't scare me, it came as close as it possibly could at this point in my life. Something that I can't ever see happening much again.

4. Trilogy Of Terror - That little voodoo doll practically made me sh#t out my own skeleton.
A couple of years ago, I came across this film at a video store & rented it out of nostalgia. Now that I see it with "present eyes" I can't believe how cheesy it looks. Though, the ending still has some frightening factor to it.

3. Trilogy Of Terror 2 - While the voodoo doll had nowhere near the scare that it did in the first flick, the second story in this movie, "Bobby" did.

2. Night Of The Living Dead - This was almost the "Blair Witch Project" of it's time. It has a very documentary feel to it. And to my mind, it was the first time I had ever seen the idea of zombies as truly scary.

1. The Exorcist - Boy, when I think of the time that this movie was first released & watching it as a kid, I know now why there hasn't been a movie since that has been able to scare me. This one got it all out of my system (my mentality is probably still scarred from this flick in a manner that I, even as an adult, have yet to realize). From here on end, all other horror flix are just a step down for my traumatized pimp-ass.

LordSimen

12-28-2008, 06:40 PM

Nightmare on Elmstreet scared me off beds for a good year. I slept on the couch a lot more often after seeing it. The scene where Glenn is pulled into the center of the bed and a fountain of blood sprays up- Scariest shit ever.

Aliens made me afraid of doorways. I always had to look up to make sure an Alien wasn't going to grab me every time I walked through one. The first one made me afraid of stomach aches and gave me the idea that an alien was going to burst through my stomach.

Jurassic Park made me afraid that raptors are hidden in the bushes everywhere I went.

There's more, but that's off the top of my head. It was mostly incredibly violent, gory scenes that scared me as a kid.

a7xfan

12-31-2008, 09:48 PM

the intro to 'blade' freaked me out when i was younder, must of only been like 9-10. i caught it on tv once, and i was shitting my pants at the intro in the club. freaked me the fuck out.

another film that freaked me like fuck was 'alien abduction:the mcphersons tape' damn some of the scenes in this movie terrified me. they still creep me out to this day. urhh

and the ending to 'the blair witch project'. i think this probably did it for a few people.

Needaname

01-08-2009, 11:41 PM

My first introduction into the Horror genre was at age 3. My mom took me to see "Wolfen." That movie is nowhere close to scary now, but at age 3....

I also had the oppotunity to see NOES at the theaters....good times...

Ah, the clown scene in Poltergeist...I was able to catch that at the movies too....Wheee!

I gotta say though, the one movie that creeps me out even today is, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. I don't know why, but that movie is creepy....Gene Wilder and the boat scene.....

*shudder*

Frank the Tank

01-10-2009, 09:23 PM

Troll 2 used to scare me when I was really young. I was to young to understand the bad acting and costumes and just focused on the trolls turning the girl into green goop and eating her.

A little known film called Cameron's Closet used to scare the hell out of me as well. Sadly, I watched it recently and it sucked.

Any appearance of Pennywise from It could easily of made me run out of the room when I was younger.

jmb1381

01-23-2009, 12:35 AM

Return of the Living Dead
when i was young it scared the crap out of me.i think it was because the zombies ran.

spinetingler

01-30-2009, 09:56 PM

Poltergiest

cause my name is Robbie and their was a giant tree outside my window and my sister had the clown and I had a Robot just like the one from the movie. My dad had to cut down the tree and I slept with a light on from 5 years. It was my first movie I saw at the theater also.

Frank the Tank

01-30-2009, 11:49 PM

When judge Dune got the Cartoon eyes at the end of Who Framed Roger Rabbit I would run out of the room when I was little.

That scared the shit out of me when I was younger as well. The combination of the eyes and voice sent a shiver down my spine.

chelovek

02-06-2009, 03:19 AM

The woman in the tub in the adaptation of The Shining (the made-for-TV one based on King's book, not Kubrick's version). Even now, 10 or 15 years later, I still get really freaked out when I try to watch that scene.

ChaunceyJenkins

02-15-2009, 11:55 PM

Burnt Offerings. From the early 70's. Scared the life out of me, my sister and my cousin.

adamjohnson

02-16-2009, 08:25 AM

The Watcher in the Woods

Lady in White

Fuk that, both of those films are still terrifying.

deadeye

02-16-2009, 01:42 PM

Oh woow, Burnt Offerings. I remember being severely freaked by that limo driver. Saw it the other day on The Movie Channel, and it still gave me chills. Karen Black's "I've been waiting for you Ben"--brrrrr.

ChaunceyJenkins

02-18-2009, 01:19 PM

yeah the limo driver traumatized me. when he opens the door to Betty Davis' room and pushes the casket towards her...

Needaname

03-16-2009, 10:49 PM

Remember those creepy little demons in "The Gate?"

I just knew they were under the seats at the movie theater...

And although I will be laughed at, the scene that still gives me the willies is the Bathroom scene in Arachnophobia....when the spiders swarm out of the sink....

Sgizzy316

03-16-2009, 11:49 PM

http://www.chokingonpopcorn.com/popcorn/wp-content/uploads/old/illalwaysknowsummer.jpg
I Know What You Did Last Summer

Still to this day this movie makes me uncomfortable and I have no idea why. Maybe because it was one of the first horror movies I saw in theaters as a child.

xenulevey

04-07-2009, 05:32 PM

You know, something about "Event Horizon" really kind of creeped me out.

SPOLILER
You know at the end, when Fishburn and Sam Neil are at the "life raft" on the ship and Fishburn blows up the charges to separate the life raft from the rest of the ship? Well, it always seemed to me that Fishburn ended up in "hell" (or wherever)... there's just something disturbing about that.

Needaname

04-07-2009, 08:48 PM

I gotta say, The Tall Man in Phantasm gives me the willies.

There were a couple of scenes in The Exorcist 3 that creeped me out....the scene when the old lady was crawling on the ceiling and following George C. Scott, and the scene when the nurse died....

And although The Descent didn't scare me as a whole, I am claustrophobic, and that movie plays with my fear well.

LisbethSalander

04-09-2009, 03:00 PM

All the Pinhead movies still freak me out.

The Omen. All of it. The Ave Satani chorus that is sung throughout. The graveyard with the Rotts, the crows. Pure evil!!

zzz179

04-12-2009, 07:15 PM

IT i hate clowns. I saw this as a kid and i never got over it,This is still as terrifying as the day i first saw it :(

g1ng3rsnap9ed

04-13-2009, 06:17 PM

The Watcher in the Woods

Lady in White

Fuk that, both of those films are still terrifying.

*Googles them both.

Needaname

04-13-2009, 08:38 PM

I loved Lady in White!

MisterTwister

04-14-2009, 01:08 AM

There's a sequence in Puppet Master II where Tunneler climbs onto a bed and drills a hole in the head of some poor fuck sleeping on his back.

Because of that scene I never slept on my back as a child. Actually to this day I only sleep on my side because of that damn movie. Still love it though:D

Tweek

04-14-2009, 01:24 AM

Arachnaphobia. :(

IT i hate clowns. I saw this as a kid and i never got over it,This is still as terrifying as the day i first saw it :(
I've never seen IT but I'm already afraid of clowns. :(

Il_Duce

04-14-2009, 02:28 PM

CHEVY CHASE

04-15-2009, 09:38 PM

I think i saw a post with Poltergeist in it. So Ill add my 2 cents.I am feeling a bit more comfortable on the boards. Comfortable enough to emote. But the one thing I was never able to watch when I was growing up was the "face peeling scene" in Poltergeist. We all know the one. The paranormal investigator just finishes downing a maggot infested chicken leg and goes to the bathroom and proceeds to rip his face off. Of course, now I can watch it all in its entirety , it really is laughable, but I still have this inexplicable urge to shield my eyes for some reason, habit I guess. Oh yeah and booger from "Revenge of The Nerds" makes me want to puke too.

MadmanMARZ

06-28-2009, 03:41 PM

Jaws. Psycho and a little vampire movie called Count Yorga scared me shitless and to this day I´m afraid of swimming and take a shower and when my girlfriend bites me in the neck...OBOY...

I shouldnt have seen those when I was 6-7 years old...

Zelda in Pet Sematary, The Voice in the original Amityville Horror (1979), and The fucking demons in the Evil Dead is no match for me today, but when they came out they gave me chills, but so did Freddy attacking Tina and the Deppster in the original too :)

Heisenberg

06-28-2009, 05:26 PM

Evil Dead 2 still give me chills to this day.

I gotta add Signs, this movie terrified me when I first saw it at the theatre. I love the movie...but watching it in a dark room, Fuck DAT!

Aba-DaBa-Tua

06-30-2009, 12:10 AM

Zelda from Pet Semetary is the ONLY character in movie history to ever scare me. When i was a child I wasn't able to watch that movie alone just because of her. The first time I finished the movie in it's entirety, alone I had a white sheet covering my head so I couldn't completely make out Zelda's form ...

too bad her voice is just as creepy.

Today I can watch the movie without the sheet but she's still a creepy bitch.

Venus Venusia

07-04-2009, 10:17 PM

I gotta add Signs, this movie terrified me when I first saw it at the theatre. I love the movie...but watching it in a dark room, Fuck DAT!

I agree with you. It didn't terrify me that badly when I saw it in theaters. However, one night after it was just released to dvd I had some friends over during a snowstorm and we decided to watch it in the dark. When it was time for them to leave, we were too freaked to go outside and because of the storm, we were all outside trying to quickly wipe the snow off their cars so they could leave and my sister and I could rush back inside, lol. I love the movie though, and to be honest I'm glad to have that particular memory, hehe. That is a rare thing to happen, especially for me.

I honestly believe that the Thriller music video has given me more nightmares than any horror film. I used to be afraid that the Michael Jackson zombie was slowly walking up the stairs to my family's house and was going to get us. *brrr* Also, in Hellraiser 2, I was really afraid of Julia when she didn't have skin. We had this staircase in our house when I was little and when my mom wasn't home I used to imagine she'd be coming down the stairs toward me, wiping her blood on the walls.

FireCaptain4

07-04-2009, 11:53 PM

The Thing, while it doesn't scare me much anymore since I've seen it 100+ times, is still one of the most atmospheric films ever and manages to gives me goose bumps during a few scenes (I can NEVER anticipate the Palmer/blood test jump... you know the one ;))

http://www.houseofhorrors.com/palmer.gif

The original Black Christmas is, in my opinion, the best slasher of all time (unless Psycho is considered a slasher for some reason), mainly because its villain is scary as all hell. The remake ruined the identity of the character and thus killed the suspense and terror of the story, but the 1974 classic is terror in its purest form. The "Billy/Agnes" stuff scares the fuck out of me.

http://www.best-horror-movies.com/image-files/black-christmas-eye.jpg

Se7en still manages to creep me out. Every murder/victim scene is full of dread.

http://www.lowerthetone.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/se7en.gif

And what about this moment in Prince of Darkness? Man... makes my skin crawl!

http://content9.flixster.com/skin/profile/10/84/60/10846095_profile_mbox_background.jpg

Danger^Cart

07-05-2009, 04:21 AM

^^^ Badass post.

I have a very specific, very irrational fear of the upside down spinning chair from the video in The Ring. For some reason that image and nothing else sends chills up my spine everytime I see it, without fail.

I can also recall a very disctinct fear of the kind of stairwells that don't have backing, spurred by the scene in Childs Play 2 where Chucky trips the dude with the hook. Though it was only descending stairs that bothered me, kind of a direct parallel to the actual scene. So here's 7 year old Danger, hauling ass down stairs without backing, scaring the shit out of his mother.