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For me

The Shining ... did not finish the book, did not finish the movie. I was not that old when i saw it and it surely triggered my mind. Back then i found it made me thinking and imagining some scary things that a child mind should not be aware off. Creepy story and movie.


 
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when I was very young childs play and halloween scared me shitless. Hard to get scared by any of the garbage they come out with these days. I guess 30 days of night was probably the closest.
 
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When I was a child, it was easily Salem's Lot. Still creeps me out thinking about that kid's brother scratching on his upstairs window.

 
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This is the scene here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eC5HZzjjI9Y

 

 
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The original Exorcist got me good the first time i saw that
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Crowkillers:

When I was a child, it was easily Salem's Lot. Still creeps me out thinking about that kid's brother scratching on his upstairs window.



I never use this dumbass term, but.... O M G  

I was going to post the exact same scene.  I was terrified of sleeping next to a window for a long time after watching that scene (I was probably 4-6 when I saw it.)
 
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  Just watched the clip... doesn't even compare to the way I remember it. It's so goofy to me now.  But, man, was I scared back then.

My little brother (10 years younger than me)  asked me one time if Friday the 13th was considered scary when it came out  because it was always just a joke among his friends growing up.  I said, "No, it was definitely scary back then!"
 
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I know i will be laughed at but for me it was Open Water. I won't step foot in a ocean and then i saw this and i was scared shitless
 
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In The Shining when Nicholson walks into that one room thinks he's seeing a hot neckid chick, and she transforms into the creepiest scariest naked ol' lady. 
 
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Seen a movie when teenager that had me looking over my shoulder and kept the lights on the first Witchboard now watching this not so bad.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Crowkillers:

This is the scene here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eC5HZzjjI9Y

 



exactly...Salems Lot for sure when i was a kid

also when Barlow appears when they are gathered around the kitchen table
 
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LOL . It's been 20 years since I seen Salem's Lot. That scene that I posted is from some remake. The original is much creepier.

Starts at 1:35 into this clip.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzxRfNd5P3k

 
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neverending story gave me nightmares too.....I forget why seems like a harmless movie now that I think about it
 
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The movie Ghost with Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by D-Town:

The original Excorcist was definitely the scariest movie I ever saw.

 

Another one that gave me the heebie jeebies was the remake of Invasion Of The Body Snatchers with Donald Sutherland.

That scene with the dog with the human face was fucking creepy as hell.

 
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The orginal phsyco scared the daylights out of me as a child. The shower scene especially. I would only have showers when my mom was home and with the door open lol
 
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Stephen King's IT

Mock me if you will, but dam - to this day, I HATE clowns. Hate em.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by powerade:

The original Exorcist got me good the first time i saw that


Yes.  That is, in my opinion, the scariest fucking movie ever made. 
 
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The Thing from JOhn Carpenter....... I was like 6 at the time and we had a Husky for family dog.....

I never looked at my dog the same way after....! 

And that movie itself for a 6 years old hisn't the best one to watch because it still his a great movie IMO!

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Sterling68:

Stephen King's IT

Mock me if you will, but dam - to this day, I HATE clowns. Hate em.

I agree. He (Stephen King) really knows how to tap into peoples fears

 
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what kind of teeth cost a dollar ?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Quote Originally Posted by Sterling68:

Stephen King's IT

Mock me if you will, but dam - to this day, I HATE clowns. Hate em.



 
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The Fly, short circuit, Gremlins and Poltergiest...saw all these movies in one night...had nightmares for weeks with all the movies intertwined
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Suspense wise The Descent and The Strangers were good for recent ones
 
 
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Poltergeist was a pretty scary movie for being PG.
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