umm... i'm still a little scared-y cat with scary movies. still scared of heights. lolQUOTE]
Me too! I can't even re-watch movies like the Exorcist and the Shining because they scared me sh*tless when I watched them with my sisters in our basement when I was nine. When I'm home alone, I get nightmares that the possessed girl is coming into my bedroom to kill me, or hiding under my bed or in the air vent, speaking in that creepy voice, and her face still scares me if I think about what it looks like! I also had nightmares that the scary lady in the bathtub from the Shining was coming to get me and strangle me in my sleep! I have a much too vivid imagination to watch those kinds of movies, I think! Oh, and Chucky. The thought of some doll in my room attacking me with a knife is horrible. Chucky doesn't scare me anymore, but it did when I was little and played with dolls!
And I don't ride amusement rides that have loops, and I know that the one time I get on one, I am going to get stuck upside down, or get stuck at the top of the hugest hill!
Moral of the story: Parents, don't let your kids watch horror movies when they're in grade school. They will have psycho nightmares for life. And kids, if your imagination runs wild, you've been warned