bleachededen wrote:Now I can't get scared by movies, even if I want to.

I agree with you.
as they don't make me scare anymore, there is no horror film I can say I like
but I'd like to! ):

Genocide wrote:You're intense.... I'm ashamed to say I was terrified of E.T. when I was little. Not my proudest moment. I also freaked out over Chucky the Doll. I love horror movies now, can't get enough...but back then I was such a little girl!

Ooooooooh I forgot about those movies! I can't handle any of the Chucky movies. I guess it's the whole fact that I had lots of dolls growing up, and it's terrifying thinking they'd come to life and try to kill me. *eyes stuffed tiger in corner warily*

When I first saw Chucky, I believe I was 12, and I was at a birthday party. I pretended I really needed a drink and went to the kitchen and didn't come back for 20 minutes. I'm a total scary movie chicken and that hasn't changed much.

Theomanic wrote:I pretended I really needed a drink and went to the kitchen and didn't come back for 20 minutes.

lol
poor thing!♥
Chucky didn't scare me, not even "IT the clown".. even if many people name it as their first nightmare;D

I never saw "It"... maybe that's why I've never had a problem with clowns. I am certainly creeped out by large dolls that seem at all Chucky-esque. But really any cheap scare tends to get me. In Will Smith's "I Am Legend" I thought I was going to have a heart attack and die - like for real - when he is about to go into the dark building. I'm a grown up and I'm scared of people in movies going into dark buildings! Really, really scared. O.O

I actually didn't have any problems with "It". We watched it at one of my birthday parties when I was younger. Needless to say, there were a lot off screaming girls that night. I can handle pretty much any movie now, except for the Chucky movies. Those still creep me out.

I remember watching the "Scream" movies at a friend's house when they first came out. All the girls were hiding under blankets except me. There was a glass sliding door in the dining room, and they were convinced there was something outside that was gonna get us. I had to walk over there and turn on the outside light to prove there wasn't anything there.

Theomanic wrote:I never saw "It"... maybe that's why I've never had a problem with clowns. I am certainly creeped out by large dolls that seem at all Chucky-esque. But really any cheap scare tends to get me. In Will Smith's "I Am Legend" I thought I was going to have a heart attack and die - like for real - when he is about to go into the dark building. I'm a grown up and I'm scared of people in movies going into dark buildings! Really, really scared. O.O

It's because you know something bad is going to happen! And it usually does.

Seraphim wrote:Ooooooooh I forgot about those movies! I can't handle any of the Chucky movies. I guess it's the whole fact that I had lots of dolls growing up, and it's terrifying thinking they'd come to life and try to kill me. *eyes stuffed tiger in corner warily*

I would have soiled my knickers if I had a bunch of dolls growing up.

As for "It"... maybe I watched it too late? When I did watch it I kind of laughed at everything? Maybe the younger you watch a movie the more it'll stay with you. Then again when I was younger I thought The Ring was scary whereas now I just think it's cool.

I was nervous to be around TVs after watching "The Ring". I think that's one of the scariest movies I've ever seen! That and "The Descent" are right up there.

Shalimar wrote:Chucky! Guess I wasn't supposed to see it at that age. I still have nightmares and I am almost 28.

My grandma had have a video shop and once she wasn´t at home, so I wanted to see the "nice film with the doll. After these movie I was scared of all dolls. In my room was a big clown.. I hated him since I´ve seen ""Chucky"
Everytime I see the movie again I have to watch an hour a comedy movie or play something here.. So I don´t have to think about Chucky

This is one thing I'll never forget, ever. The movie was Frankenstein. I was about 5 years old and my brother a year older. I spent most of the movie under my seat. My brother was constantly telling me it's OK and so forth. Then there was a scene where (if memory serves me correctly) he falls down a shaft and gets impaled. It was all over for me after that. I could not be consoled at all.

My first time "trick or treating" that I can recall was just as traumatic but that's a story for another day.