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[Potato Cat]

The Little Mermaid when King Triton told off Ariel. Had to hide in the bath for that scene.

Weirdly, I loved nearly all the movies everyone else has posted. Especially the Child's Play franchise. I think my mum just did a good job of explaining the things weren't real. Except angry mermaid dads.

[mybudgee]

Original Poltergeist

[Degs29]

TheRealJayDee wrote...
Most disturbing movie experience of my teenage years:

Wow, is that Neon Genesis?  I haven't watched that in a long time, but I do recall quite the disturbing ending, especially in the original remake.

Modifié par Degs29, 20 août 2013 - 02:54 .

[Elhanan]

mybudgee wrote...

Original Poltergeist

It is almost criminal to speak aloud in a theater during the film. That said, I recall standing from my seat and all but yelling, "Get the kids out of the house!"; as I was so wrapped up in the moment. And nobody around me appeared to notice or care; seemed to be thinking the very same thing!

Great movie! And the sequel may have ruined tequila for many for life!

[TheRealJayDee]

Degs29 wrote...

Wow, is that Neon Genesis?  I haven't watched that in a long time, but I do recall quite the disturbing ending, especially in the original remake.

Honestly, I've seen a lot of stuff in my life, but there are very, very few things that ****ed up my mind like End of Evangelion. Seriously, I'd say this **** traumatized me, if anything ever did...


edit:
Okay, I removed the pictures again - they scared me way too much... 

edit 2:
Hi there, Greylycantrope, and sorry about the EoE flashbacks!

Modifié par TheRealJayDee, 21 août 2013 - 03:15 .

[GreyLycanTrope]

Well hello repressed memories, Y U DO DIS JAYDEE?!

Aside from the above Nightmare on Elm Street freaked me the hell out when I was younger.

Modifié par Greylycantrope, 21 août 2013 - 03:05 .

[Hipster7]

The evil that men do. I had a babysitter who would tell my mother he was going to take us to Disney movies and he would take us to Charles Bronson and Arnold Schwarzenegger movies instead.

[kobayashi-maru]

Elhanan wrote...

mybudgee wrote...

Original Poltergeist

It is almost criminal to speak aloud in a theater during the film. That said, I recall standing from my seat and all but yelling, "Get the kids out of the house!"; as I was so wrapped up in the moment. And nobody around me appeared to notice or care; seemed to be thinking the very same thing!

Great movie! And the sequel may have ruined tequila for many for life!

The worm scene is fantastic. But used to love the original when I was a kid then I re-watched it a few months ago and it just doesn't work anymore. There's lots of reason why, but one of the main is the idiotic final act where they put the kids back in the room it all happened, no-one traumatised and that the clown should have been packed away or thrown away since it was in room when all the activity was happening. 

Modifié par kobayashi-maru, 21 août 2013 - 06:08 .

[Hey]

a little before my time but i remember seeing Dracula (1979) with my dad when i was really little and couldn't sleep for a while.

hellraiser
salems lot
exorcist. saw this later but still gives my the heeby geebys
poltergeist is a great call
halloween. the music alone is very creepy

[RedJohn]

Nightmare on elm street when I was a kid was my favorite terror movies and scared me a lot.


Also poltergeist.

And another movie I can't remember the name, let's see if you can help me.


It's about a family who live in a house, inside the house they find a doll house that is a replica of the original house, and all the things you do to the doll house happens as well to the normal house.

do you know what movie is?

Modifié par RedJohn, 21 août 2013 - 06:58 .

[kobayashi-maru]

RedJohn wrote...

It's about a family who live in a house, inside the house they find a doll house that is a replica of the original house, and all the things you do to the doll house happens as well to the normal house.

do you know what movie is?

Sounds like The Dollhouse Murders but could also be Amityville:Dollhouse, though think from your description the first one probably.

[Elhanan]

One of the most suspenseful movies I have seen, and a personal favorite is Wait Until Dark w/ Audrey Hepburn. She portrays a newly blinded woman having to battle a group of dangerous conmen, led in a stunning performance by Alan Arkin. Brilliant and memorable!

Modifié par Elhanan, 21 août 2013 - 12:33 .

[Annie_Dear]

Hellraiser and Evil Dead. I had heard people talk about these movies (Evil Dead was still banned at that point, so owning a copy was a pretty big deal). I snuck both movies with me when I was staying at my grandmother's for a weekend. I slept in my father's old room, which had a working TV and watched both movies in the room when my grandmother was asleep. I was crying and scared and didn't sleep for weeks. My parents and granny never knew.
Edit: I was 8 when this happened.

Also, Judge Doom in Who Framed Roger Rabbit still creeps me out today.

Modifié par Annie_Dear, 21 août 2013 - 04:40 .

[Russalka]

Barney's Great Adventure, definitely.

[luna1124]

Lord of the flies

[Sjpelke]

Psycho

That black and white movie with that music....

[DahliaLynn]

"Midnight Express", and "Audrey Rose"

Edit: also "Sybil"

Modifié par DahliaLynn, 21 août 2013 - 08:11 .

[Huntress]

Terrified of:


Followed by:

Modifié par Huntress, 21 août 2013 - 09:02 .

[mybudgee]

Pet Cemetary

[kobayashi-maru]

DahliaLynn wrote...

"Midnight Express", and "Audrey Rose"

Edit: also "Sybil"

Forgot about Audrey Rose, saw it on TV when I was a kid and it freaked me out. It has some really great performances by the cast asnd the direction is superb - though not surprising as Robert Wise also directed The Haunting (and Star Trek 1, Day the Earth stood still and West side story & Sound of music which still shocks me)

[Mystic dream]

Ziegrif wrote...



Moomins, the Groke aka Mörkö.

That thing was the bane of my early childhood.

This.... A hundred times this. That thing terrified me every single time it appeared. Then there was that ghost ship episode....