Scariest movie and/or event from childhood

[888888]

Movie: Faces of Death and Traces of Death series. Those are freaky. Movies of people committing suicide or accidental death caught on tape. One had a guy blow his head off with a shot gun. This wasn't fake either. It's not snub because it's not taped murder. Just private released footage. Another had a guy working on his truck and it came off the blocks and pinned him to wall. You saw no blood, but a surprised red face and then later the eyes roll back and the guy goes limp. He was in his garage taping a truck modification.

And now his wife is rich with royalties. THANKS F.O.D.!

[offline]

I remember having nightmares over poltergiest II when I was
a kid. I watch a lot of horror movies from around the world
but never seem to be really creeped out.

There was one 70ies short film about the 1st heart transplant
ever made. The doner came back from the dead to take the
Dr's heart. I still remember the breathless voice "You took
my heart doctor!!"

Only real events seem to be scary in my experience.

[Capmaster]

I agree with that. Real life is scarier. I experienced the highest pucker factor in my life when I was cruising along on my motorcycle at 40 or 45MPH, enjoying the warm early June afternoon, and a left-turning 4,500 pound Monte Carlo decided not to wait for me to clear the intersection first.

I never did find the seat

[flaninacupboard]

perhaps it'll fall out when you arse muscle truly relaxes just after death.

or you could ask Mrs Cap to go hunting

[Capmaster]

perhaps it'll fall out when you arse muscle truly relaxes just after death.

or you could ask Mrs Cap to go hunting

After all this time there, I don't think I want it back

[flaninacupboard]

hmm. fair point. i mean it was black when it went up there, it would just look wrong on the bike in brown

[stiltman]

Movie: being 10 years old and watching Dawn of the Dead for the first time.

Event: holding my son for the first tome or watching my dad die

[birdygal]

Lets see I will be telling my age but I guess the scariest movie I saw as a child was the original Psycho I saw at a drive in theater We had no indoor theaters near us only the drive in's I sure do miss those, I would probably go to the movies alot more often if they were still around

My son was afraid to sleep by himself for 6 months after watching Nightmare on Elm Street. That taught us to not let our children watch scary movies

[rhegedus]

Stir of Echos

The bit where the girl gets dragged across the wooden floor and her nail breaks.................

aaaaaarrrrrrrrrrggggggghhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!! have to leave the room 'to make cofee'........

[flaninacupboard]

yeah, that is horrible, as is when the teeth come out.

[Doramius]

Stir of Echos

The bit where the girl gets dragged across the wooden floor and her nail breaks.................

aaaaaarrrrrrrrrrggggggghhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!! have to leave the room 'to make cofee'........

I agree it's a bit scary when you're out of coffee. Gotta have a good stock and have to have a pot on.

[Defcon]

The Omen