The Blair Witch Project was shit. Anyone who was scared by it is a moron.
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Movies that made you scared outside the theatre/living room
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Posts: 3891 (03/08/09 4:20 AM) Registered User |
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Fucking Sucks |
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Posts: 1346 (03/08/09 4:27 AM) |
I probably would have appreciated "The Blair Witch Project" a little if I hadn't been bombarded with statements about how incredibly unique it
was, as it essentially recycled the "found footage" segment of "Cannibal Holocaust" with a different plot.
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Alexfangirl |
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Posts: 911 (03/08/09 4:50 AM) Registered user |
Pretty much every scary movie I've ever seen made me feel like that. I heard somewhere that chronic fear of scary movies may be genetic.
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PiasCurse |
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Posts: 3 (03/08/09 6:30 AM) |
When I was a kid, we lived between two cemeteries. The fear and paranoia I experienced after watching Night of the Living Dead, I think, took years off my
life.
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hossc |
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Posts: 20962 (03/08/09 6:44 AM) Registered User |
Longtime Companion.
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angelinab |
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Posts: 822 (03/08/09 6:47 AM) |
Poltergeist
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StarrEise |
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Posts: 8077 (03/08/09 8:24 AM) |
Jaws scared the shit out of me - my parents took me to see it when I was about 10.
The Exorcist - I couldn't finish the book and I still can't sit through the commercials and have yet to see the movie. And I was surprised by this, but The Descent scared me a little bit. I watched it yesterday and had trouble getting to sleep last night in a big empty house. I kept thinking I heard those things scuttling around in the attic. |
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MrsT715 |
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Posts: 327 (03/08/09 8:49 AM) |
Angelica2003 wrote:Ditto. I watched it when I was 14 in a theater. My mom & her friend wanted to watched it AGAIN, so we sat through a second showing....me, with my eyes shut and curled in a ball "sleeping." Will not see it again, ever.
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IndifferentCow |
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Posts: 3039 (03/08/09 8:52 AM) Huge apathy
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The hills have eyes. The original one..when the bald guy showed up. That man freaked me out and was in every nightmare.
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NakedWench |
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Posts: 1095 (03/08/09 10:05 AM) Registered User |
When I was a little kid, we watched classics and the ones that scared me silly was "The Birds", "Creature from the Black Lagoon", and "The Blob". When I hit double digit years, I stopped being scared by movies and actually started finding horror flicks kind of funny. I still get eeked out by large flocks of birds just hanging around, though. |
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Posts: 3667 (03/08/09 10:16 AM) Registered User |
I saw the "Others" at a midnight screening I then had to drive home in an actual fog to an empty house.
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PhoofeGirl |
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Posts: 2523 (03/08/09 10:47 AM) Registered user |
"Wait Until Dark" with Audrey Hepburn and Alan Arkin. It came out in 1967 and I saw it as a little kid.
Re: Jaws - I lived in So Cal when it came out and my friends and I used to act out the "getting attacked by a shark and pulled under and screaming" when we'd go to the beach or swim in the Balboa Bay. Good times! |
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IFY0USEEKATE |
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Posts: 1506 (03/08/09 11:03 AM) Lost soul |
The Amityville Horror.
I was much too young to watch it, especially alone. We had a goldfish in a fishbowl that sat on top of the console tv. During the program, I watched as my goldfish floated to the top of the bowl --- dead, Dead, DEAD! It did not help that there was a house a block over that had the same attic windows either. |
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Penelope McBagpipe |
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Posts: 7402 (03/08/09 11:10 AM) Geenyus extraordinaire
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*piles death rocks outside jgabler's house*
The Others was great for a spook story, and the Orphanage was pretty damn creepy too. |
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SmrtAss |
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Posts: 5371 (03/08/09 11:31 AM) Lazy ass bitch, please |
The Exorcist.
C'est tout. |
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ObservingEgo |
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Posts: 7487 (03/08/09 11:34 AM) Hi, you two!!! : ) : ) |
Moby Dick Psycho Jaws ~~~~~~~~ The Blair Witch Project was tedious. Not scary at all ... boring. |
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Pahrump Mania |
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Posts: 3094 (03/08/09 12:34 PM) Registered user |
When I was akid it was Jaws, easily. It made me afraid of salt water for years. More recently Transformers has scared me, it's terrifying to think that a
large number of people actually liked that peice of shit.
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Monsieur Muggles |
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Posts: 6334 (03/08/09 1:29 PM) |
The Fog. It wasn't the fog that scared me as a kid, but rather the knowledge that fog could creep underneath doors. Plus the red-eyed pirates were creepy
for a 9 year old.
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cindidindi76 |
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Posts: 15993 (03/08/09 1:44 PM) Registered User |
NewOrleansIsSinking wrote: Me too!! I was terrified that some people would connect tubes to my house and drag my away. That movie traumatized me. Good haunted house movies creep me the fuck out too. |
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factoryhurl |
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Posts: 6325 (03/08/09 1:47 PM) Registered user |
 a really twisted film from 1961 that has a odd twist. creepy.
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