Tasha

I'm not keen on the Chucky films either. Nor anything to do with dolls or puppets

ScoobyDriverWannabe

Platoon, when he bashes the bloke across head with but of gun still makes me feel a bit queasy although u dont actually see anything.

King Eric

Pet Cemetery (the original)

Nuff said

Tasha

Blood and gore doesnt bother me, its just creepy films

paulr

Dont watch the Ring then.........

Senior_AP

What??? Poofs wouldn't be scared by that, unless of course you mean the original????





























BBOOOOOOO RRRRRRRRRAAAAAAAAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

paulr

It made me jump so there!!!!!!!!!

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Senior_AP

Ditto. The US version did me to!! (Ssshhh though cos my girlfriend didn't jump at the same bit, I felt a right bender).

Richard Askew

Watched Clockwork Orange at school when it was banned - one fcuked up film - not too bad tho
Meat hooks on Texas chainsaw aint too pleasant..but not scary
Dude on the fire escape ladder on one of the Final Destinations copped it in a nasty way, not too clever like

But on the whole nothings ever screwed my head up.. film wise


..Now if someone made a film on what goes on in my head and mind, that would really really **** some people up...good and proper

the chosen one

LMFAO

Hated these movies some scenes which scared the **** out of me

The Eye
The Ring (japanese version)
All of the chucky movies
IT, always had a phobia of clowns and this film just made it worse

richiewong

Man Bites Dog, that's pretty F*cked up and it's French

Stueyb

Ive watched most and have not been bothered by them but has anybody ever had a sound do something to em. I remember watching american history X and when the guy puts his face on the curb and then Edward norton jumps on his face, OMG the sound. Made me feel ill

GarethE

iTrader: (1)

As mentioned before, IT (not ET ) was fairly disturbing and also The Omen.

Having a Christian upbringing meant that The Omen challenged my beliefs - by having a Christian belief you must therefore believe in the Anti-Christ - and the fact that the film was based on details that I could identify with scared the **** out of me.

I now have a fear of lifts and grafitti as well

Ubik

Seeing Robocop as a kid. The scene when they shoot him particularly where they shoot his hand off. I remember it being really shocking at the time and have never watched it since. I am not one for needless violence on screen it has to be said and this is probably why!

Senior_AP

**** yeah, also....when he's in pieces. That was dodgy.

As a 9 year old I shouldn't of watched it. I blame my mum ; and Labour.

the chosen one

yeah seen that film too, great, but very racist, brings up alot of issues. noise wasn't that bad or was it just me?

Senior_AP

Deserved it though didn't he!! Thieving ****!!!!

Dazza01

PMSL

JayPSC

LOL same as, really good film but I don't like watching it. One of the few films that freaks me out, another is The Devil's Advocate

Pbr

As a kid, the scene in the first Jaws film where the severed head appears in the sunken wreckage terrified me more than once.

Patt@firstime

Agree with the noise out of A H X, just thinking of it makes me feel sick (and get tooth ache).

Matt

swiss scooby

The 'Dentist'-Scene in The Marathon Man was quite disturbing. *yyyyeeeeiiiiiikkkk*

Ubik

I remember watching Jaws with my little brother when we were kids. He didnt seem too bothered when people were munched but was quite upset when the little dog was eaten!

Alan Ramsay

Only film I have ever found disturbing is "Threads". Was first shown by the BBC in the 80's and then never shown again. If you watch it, you will see why....
Describes the aftermath of a nuclear attack on Sheffield

rossyboy

iTrader: (8)

Saw The Howling when I was about 9, then had a holiday in a small chalet in the woods about a week later, not good!

Agree with comments about Robocop, saw that age about 10. That old factory is not a place I'd visit in a hurry

rossyboy

iTrader: (8)

Nearly forgot, the series Day of The Triffids when I was a kid was pretty freaky. Walking plants that kill people were a bit difficult to understand back then

unfeasablylargegonads

iTrader: (3)

lol, had forgoten about day of the trifids, certainly a nasty series to watch when ur a kid.

Also when ever I go swiming in the sea, I get so far out then jaws pops into my head and end up having mental fight with myself about swiming back in and not being so bloody stupid and staying out there.

PIXIEDUST

blood,guts,freaky puppets or ghosties does'nt bother me but things like that scene in con air where the child is playing with the child molesta really does my head in.oh and this is not a joke i can't watch lassie.

unfeasablylargegonads

iTrader: (3)

was one film with jeromy irons in it, he played twin doctor brothers, ended up one of them cutting the other open while still alive on operating table.. can't remeber what it was called..

ajm

I remember watching Children of the Corn as a kid, and then going on a walk past a cornfield at night with my cousin. We got pretty freaked out!

http://videodetective.com/home.asp?x...True&Play=TRUE


Also, Candyman - who as a kid dared to say Candyman 5 times into the mirror?

Irrational fear is not a thing that affects me any more though.