[purpleRain]

What movies scared you when you were younger? Or what movie made a BIG impression when you were a child??
Did you have nightmares from it? Or did it make you feel sad?
Some movies make big impressions when you are a kid and you never forget them.....or maybe there are just the characters in the movie who scared you the most or gave you a weird feeling, share it with me girls

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Here are some movies from me:

The movie (serie) "IT" based on Stephen Kings novel scared me very very much! It made me dislike clowns, and I still don't like clowns. This one gave me nightmares after I watched a part.
This movie still scares me you know, in particular Pennywise! WTF!!

Creepy!!!!!




Another (animated) movie what made a big impression when I was a child is "Watership Down"
This movie follows rabbits fleeing the destruction of their home by a land developer. I haven't seen this one for a long time actually, I would love to see this one again!

I can't remember a lot but I do know the story made me sad, some rabbits died. And there was a very scary rabbit too! I think the blood in the movie made me scared too, I was a kid you know



Another character that I really dislike and somehow made me afraid was from Alice In Wonderland, the Cat and the queen

[Arielle123]

The Omen scared me to death (I saw it younger than I was supposed to)! That scene when they're under the ice. Brrr I still get chills. I haven't seen them since so I don't know if they're still scary or if it's just my childhood imagination

[SimplyElegant]

101 dalmatians. I know it seems weird but when they broke into someone's house it really freaked me out.

[jacquelyna]

I'm not scared of "Sleeping Beauty" but Maleficent really scared me. Especially the part when only her eyes appear.

[puncturedskirt]

Childs Play (Chucky) use to scare me when I was younger, along with Freddy but I still LOVED to watch the movies with them. lol

[laurafaye]

I used to be terrified of Jafar from Aladdin!

[Tabitha]

The Exorcist was my first scary movie...many, many years ago. It scared the hell out of me for obvious reasons.

[jessiej78]

I agree with some of you girls as on IT, The Excorcist. A HUGE one for me was and will always be THe Shining. It still haunts me to this day. I saw it as a child and just can't get the images out of my head. When I found out there really is an Overlook Hotel ( I think that was the name)- it made it even creepier.

[ticki]

Originally Posted by Tabitha

The Exorcist was my first scary movie...many, many years ago. It scared the hell out of me for obvious reasons.

me too! i couldn't sleep by myself for days!

[amber_nation]

Carrie really scared me. I think it was the general mood and look of the movie that got to me. I think there was a part where she was locked in a dark closet with a crucifix on the wall. that scared me, I haven't seen it for a very long time and have no plans to.
Amityville horror also scared me. the whole satan aspect of it freaked me out. I saw exorcist later in life and it still got to me. Probably a good thing that I never saw it when I was younger.


And I never saw Watership Down when I was young but saw it recently, also reading the book now. It got to me in a major way. I openly wept during a few parts. Only a few other movies have ever gotten to me like that. It's a very touching and heart-breaking story.

[purpleRain]

Originally Posted by Arielle123

The Omen scared me to death (I saw it younger than I was supposed to)! That scene when they're under the ice. Brrr I still get chills. I haven't seen them since so I don't know if they're still scary or if it's just my childhood imagination

Hm def. seems scary, I haven't seen this movie.

Originally Posted by puncturedskirt

Childs Play (Chucky) use to scare me when I was younger, along with Freddy but I still LOVED to watch the movies with them. lol

Yeah Chucky was a creep. I know what you mean!

Originally Posted by jessiej78

I agree with some of you girls as on IT, The Excorcist. A HUGE one for me was and will always be THe Shining. It still haunts me to this day. I saw it as a child and just can't get the images out of my head. When I found out there really is an Overlook Hotel ( I think that was the name)- it made it even creepier.

Cool, the Hotel really does excist, damn I didn't know that
Stephen King is a master in those creepy stories huh!

Originally Posted by amber_nation

Carrie really scared me. I think it was the general mood and look of the movie that got to me. I think there was a part where she was locked in a dark closet with a crucifix on the wall. that scared me, I haven't seen it for a very long time and have no plans to.
Amityville horror also scared me. the whole satan aspect of it freaked me out. I saw exorcist later in life and it still got to me. Probably a good thing that I never saw it when I was younger.


And I never saw Watership Down when I was young but saw it recently, also reading the book now. It got to me in a major way. I openly wept during a few parts. Only a few other movies have ever gotten to me like that. It's a very touching and heart-breaking story.

The Movie Carrie had a scary atmosphere. (S. King again )

Maybe I should get that book from Watership Down too, I will go look for it!



You know what's another movie that made a BIG impression to me?
My mother even recorded this one for me on videotape and I took it with me to primary school, I think I was in 5 or 6 grade, for a great afternoon watching a movie

It was Labyrinth. The movie with David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly.
Very fantasy and so amazing, all those creatures, it was like a dream.
You know the part where she reaches the castle and all the stairs are upside down and she was looking for the baby? And the swamp? Great movie back then.

[laurafaye]

I loved Labyrinth when I was younger! I still do actually.

[Carolyn]

The Shining was pretty scary - but the book is worse!
A Nightmare on Elm Street - when the boy was walking like a marienette by his veins
Sharon Stone did a movie called Diablo (sp)
The original was B & W and much better - a real suspence thriller - especially the scene where the man slowly rises out of the bathtub!

[Aprill]

Night of the living dead

And though this is not a movie, the tv shoe "reading rainbow" the theme music made me cry and I am still terrified of Levar Burton (sorry )