Fear Factor: Movie\'s that use to scare you when you was a child..

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Alright, line up and admit what movie\'s use to scare you when you was a child and why... Oh and you wussies still scared by a certain movie can mention it also.

• First off, let it be known I was raised on horror movie\'s. I was also raised with a mother who thought scaring the living hell out of me was the greatest thing ever (Capcom can vouch for me on this). She would make sock puppets and tell me they was going to eat my stomach out. At one point we lived near a cementary, my dear mother would wait \'till I was asleep after watching a scarey movie (sometimes just randomly) and she would sneak outside...Sneak to my window,  and then make odd noises outside and various things. It never failed. She would also pretend to be dead when I would come home from school. So, I was raised in a very morbid family.. Which could also explain my love for horror movie\'s, crude pranks and an odd sense of humor.  With that said, let me begin my list.
• Child\'s Play - I have a fear of dolls. There, I said it. Fact is, I cannot go to sleep in a room if there are any dolls in it. It all comes back to my mother and her f**kin\' sock puppets and stories about dolls coming to life. I\'ll never forget when I was little trying to watch this film and never making it through it. I would always chicken out and have nightmares for weeks at a time.  I now own the DVD and while I can sleep after watching it, I must say, some of the scenes still send chills down my spine. Not due to the fact that it is a movie masterpiece, but all due to my traumatic childhood.
• The Amityville Horror - Yes, I know it was all fake. Yes, I know it wasn\'t that good of a movie. I also know I was raised highly religious and part of the religion was the fact that if you watched films such as this (and at one point this film was singled out in the religion) you was inviting demonic powers into your home.  I remember it was one of the few films I would watch just to get a thrill. Doesn\'t do it for me anymore , unless I\'m really sleepy, then for some reason, I get a slight creepy feeling when watching it. I also blame this on my mother, as she raised me in that cult (Jehovah\'s Witnesses).
• Nightmare on Elm Street - I remember this one so well. My dear mother telling me that Freddy was in the TV (remember there was a TV show). Not only that, but trying to convince me that it was possible for someone to be in your dreams (which....I believed). The infamous waterbed scene also scarred me, as my parents owned a waterbed and so did I later on. I happily say though, I got over this trauma.

I\'m sure Capcom can chime in with his fear of zombie\'s and graveyards (also related to my mother as she damaged him mentally also).

I will most defintley attest to his mother.

Night of the Living Dead the original. Though I am finally over it. I refuse to go into funeral parlors.

The Thriller music video.  All the monsters were scary but mostly because I was a little boy.

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The Beatles Yellow Submarine movie, seriously scared the crap out of me and still gives me the heeby jeebies.

Willy Wonka scared me, you know, when they go into the tunnel.

Childs Play, Children Of The Damned, Edward Scissorhands.

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First Nightmare on Elm Street. I was young when I first saw it. The new house we just moved into was still settling (wood was expanding etc) and it\'ll make the noises just like in the movie. The little flicking noises, man it would scare the shit outta me.

There was another movie, about this thing that lived in shadows and couldn\'t go into light. Can’t remember the name. Not the tooth fairy one. But a lot like it freaked the shit outta me too.

None of it effects me today though...   "flick" what was that? :eek:

[GmanJoe]

When I was  akid, I was scared to death by "Night of the Living Dead". So flesh eating zombies was it.

Any scary movie...

Elm St, Friday the 13th...

Sci Fi flicks like Alien, Predator, and even V...

Oh yeah...

Currently, the Japanese Ringu has made me think twice when looking at that certain household object...

But, I love this story, bought the Japanese quadrilogy, and am currently seeking the Korean version...

Yea, when I was a kid I didn\'t have any older brothers to toughen me up so I was a sissy with any scary movie for a long time.

[videoholic]

Friday the 13th and Jaws 3D!!!  Woah, that shark\'s gonna git me.

Pet Cemetary: Scariest part had to be when the wife talked about her freakishly weird sister.

Poltiergeist: Don\'t remember much about it, but I remember it scaring the crap out of me.

The Exorcist: Watched it by myself when I was 4. Great parenting.

Poltergeist: The most scary part was the bed when it vibrated.. I was afraid of my bed after that.
Its still a pretty scary movie.

It: I\'ve hated clowns ever since.