What scenes absolutely terrified you?
Started by Nicholas Sullivan49 · · 👁 9 views · 70 replies
#63 ·
OkatoZlo said:5? 🤔
🙂 You clearly missed the part where Jose Chase2 is on our side, rooting for that Evil Dead II petition at AMC...
#64 ·
Personally, I’d go for a marathon—all three films plus the prequel, 'Within the Woods.' 🙏🙏
And just to top it all off? Throw in The Quick and the Dead followed by about three hours of trashing Spider-Man. 🙏
And just to top it all off? Throw in The Quick and the Dead followed by about three hours of trashing Spider-Man. 🙏
#65 ·
Jose Chase2 As stated by Jose Chase2:
I’m thinking about a marathon—the original trilogy plus that "Within the Woods" prequel... 🙏🙏
And to top it all off—it was basically The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, with three hours of nothing but people trashing Spider-Man... 🙏
Sure, you save up for the home theater and a decent subwoofer. Let Netflix handle the movies, let IKEA handle the layout, and I’ll just sit back and wait for you two to get it all finished... 😈 😁
#67 ·
I used to get 😱 when Samantha sings by the well and then the old woman shows up, acting all sentimental like, "Oh, we wanted you so badly, blah blah blah," only to just roll right into the depths.
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And man, when I was little, I was absolutely terrified of that clown from IT... I’d be watching it with my brother and cousin, and they thought it was hilarious to watch me squirm. We had one of those frosted glass doors in the hallway—you know, the kind where 🤔 you can only see a silhouette of whoever is standing on the other side—and my grandma had this wild, permed hair that was about the same length as the clown's. At one point, right in the middle of my panic, she grabbed the door handle, and all I could see was her dark outline through the glass... the next thing I remember is just sugar and water 😬
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And man, when I was little, I was absolutely terrified of that clown from IT... I’d be watching it with my brother and cousin, and they thought it was hilarious to watch me squirm. We had one of those frosted glass doors in the hallway—you know, the kind where 🤔 you can only see a silhouette of whoever is standing on the other side—and my grandma had this wild, permed hair that was about the same length as the clown's. At one point, right in the middle of my panic, she grabbed the door handle, and all I could see was her dark outline through the glass... the next thing I remember is just sugar and water 😬
#68 ·
IT — I’ve been plagued by nightmares ever since watching that clown. I can still see that one scene... was it the blood in the sink? Or something like that. It won't leave me alone.
Ring — The American remake; honestly, I spent most of the movie looking away through my fingers.😬
Jeopardy! fever — That final scene where the guy has to saw off his own foot with some jagged, rusty saw just to escape because he's chained up...😱 The rest of the film is filled with horrific imagery too, especially toward the end. Pure, unadulterated sadism.😱
Ring — The American remake; honestly, I spent most of the movie looking away through my fingers.😬
Jeopardy! fever — That final scene where the guy has to saw off his own foot with some jagged, rusty saw just to escape because he's chained up...😱 The rest of the film is filled with horrific imagery too, especially toward the end. Pure, unadulterated sadism.😱
#69 ·
I'm a big fan of action movies—but horror? Not for me at all
—especially when there's all that stabbing
—especially when there's all that stabbing
#70 ·
vidocq said:Signs - solid flick. That scene where Joaquin Phoenix sees the alien on the TV at that kid's party? Honestly, gave me the chills...😱
Yeah, I remember that too. Total goosebumps moment 🙏 🙏
#71 ·
It seems everyone is just terrified of their own shadow lately.
By the way, I have no intention of babysitting people who were completely overwhelmed by the movie Ring. It wasn't even remotely scary. And that’s coming from someone who sat through the whole thing at 2:00 AM.
By the way, I have no intention of babysitting people who were completely overwhelmed by the movie Ring. It wasn't even remotely scary. And that’s coming from someone who sat through the whole thing at 2:00 AM.
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