Movies you've found terrifying/too scary to watch...

[Ammi]

..are there any movies that have really terrified you/given you nightmares etc..?...


..for me one of the ones would be The Strangers...I have a real thing about nameless/faceless people because if you can't see them then they have no soul..:laugh:...and also people who torture...

[AnnieK]

IT - due to my irrational phobia of all things clown

[Natalie.]

arachnophobia

[Shaun]

I remember having a nightmare after seeing Final Destination 3 involving a tanning bed :laugh:

But otherwise I generally avoid horror movies anyway... I espesically avoid the Saw movies. Just see absolutely no pleasure in watching a torture movie.

[Niamh.]

The Ring, for months afterwards I was terrified if I had to get up to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night, I was afraid to look in the mirror incase her face would be behind me :eek:

[coffee]

The Poughkeepsie tapes.

It's not even a frightening, terrifying, scary, film it's just sorta creepy but I didn't sleep for 3 nights in a row, I slept only in the day time when I knew my family were in to keep me safe. I didn't even like being in my own bedroom anymore because I had a huge cupboard in there I thought anything... Anyone, could be in it. The film really got to me and seeing a specific screen shot from it, I always die inside.

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[rubymoo]

Alien - i did watch it when i was 11 though, couldn't sleep for weeks
The lovely bones haunted me
The Omen

Safe to say i don't watch horrors now as i get too scared and i can't sleep, the scariest thing i watch at the moment is The Walking Dead and i have to watch that in the day:laugh:

I saw a clip about The Human Centipede and was repulsed by it, i refuse to watch it.

[Marc]

..are there any movies that have really terrified you/given you nightmares etc..?...


..for me one of the ones would be The Strangers...I have a real thing about nameless/faceless people because if you can't see them then they have no soul..:laugh:...and also people who torture...

Same! I freaked out when I first watched it

[Liam-]

Watership Down really ****ed me up when i was a kid and it's freaked me out ever since :facepalm:

[Vanessa]

The Ring, for months afterwards I was terrified if I had to get up to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night, I was afraid to look in the mirror incase her face would be behind me :eek:

Thinking about that movie still terrifies me. :bawling:

[hijaxers]

Alien - i did watch it when i was 11 though, couldn't sleep for weeks
The lovely bones haunted me
The Omen

Safe to say i don't watch horrors now as i get too scared and i can't sleep, the scariest thing i watch at the moment is The Walking Dead and i have to watch that in the day:laugh:

I saw a clip about The Human Centipede and was repulsed by it, i refuse to watch it.

The human centipede is pretty off the wall as is Society
All in all there ain't to film ever made that would scare or haunt me. ya just have to get yer head on straight before watching, just remember the cameramen , the producer shouting cut and they all go home and have their tea. Simples !

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

a serbian film

[T*]

The Ring, for months afterwards I was terrified if I had to get up to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night, I was afraid to look in the mirror incase her face would be behind me :eek:

*Niamh walks into bathroom and looks in to mirror*
'AH IT'S THE RING GIR- Oh wait hahaha it's just my reflection'

[joe199998293]

The Conjuring **** me up. But I'm still going to see the sequel and the 'Annabelle' spin-off.

[T*]

a serbian film

Oh my god, I've heard about that, it's vile

[rubymoo]

The human centipede is pretty off the wall as is Society
All in all there ain't to film ever made that would scare or haunt me. ya just have to get yer head on straight before watching, just remember the cameramen , the producer shouting cut and they all go home and have their tea. Simples !

I think that's what my problem is.....i go into the film, i get completely involved, i jump at little things, i once chucked a bag of maltesers everywhere when we went to watch The Mummy at the cinema, and i end up missing half the film by hiding behind cushions and asking what's going on:laugh:.....i,ve put it down to the fact that i have a very sensitive soul:laugh:

[rubymoo]

Watership Down really ****ed me up when i was a kid and it's freaked me out ever since :facepalm:

As a kid i watched a film called Plague Dogs, it broke my heart:bawling:

[Dollface]

..are there any movies that have really terrified you/given you nightmares etc..?...


..for me one of the ones would be The Strangers...I have a real thing about nameless/faceless people because if you can't see them then they have no soul..:laugh:...and also people who torture...

Amg, that movie inspired my username! :D
Probably the creepiest movie i've ever watched, though i haven't seen a movie yet that's proper creeped me out

[Josy]

Nothing at all now, horror is my favourite genre but I do think these days there are barely any movies that are terrifying and they seem to concentrate more on audio scares than anything else.

When I was younger though I was terrified for weeks after reading IT, the movie was scary but the book was worse.

[Marc]

Look at Josy with her big bollocks

[hijaxers]

As a kid i watched a film called Plague Dogs, it broke my heart:bawling:

Same author !

[hijaxers]

I think that's what my problem is.....i go into the film, i get completely involved, i jump at little things, i once chucked a bag of maltesers everywhere when we went to watch The Mummy at the cinema, and i end up missing half the film by hiding behind cushions and asking what's going on:laugh:.....i,ve put it down to the fact that i have a very sensitive soul:laugh:

I'm a sensitive soul too and what a waste of Maltesers ! Just say to yourself before ya start watching - I wonder where they're all going for a burger when the wigs and make up comes off - after they've just murdered half the cast :cheer2::cheer2::joker::joker: Most so called horror films make me laugh cos when ya look at them the way i do you see the really bad acting and they just become well funny !!

[Kyle]

When I was 7 or 8 some arsehole thought it would be a good idea to let me watch watership down. All my problems today stem from having to watch that. All of them.

[hijaxers]

When I was 7 or 8 some arsehole thought it would be a good idea to let me watch watership down. All my problems today stem from having to watch that. All of them.

Aww ya poor bunny :joker:

[Xtopher]

Cannibal Holocaust is pretty much the only horror movie I can't watch.

[Kyle]

Aww ya poor bunny :joker:

Josy, get him! :fist:

[Vanessa]

I watched horror movies when i was younger. Mum loved them. :umm2:

[rubymoo]

Same author !

I didn't know that!:spin:

[Cal.]

The Hills Have Eyes

but then I've watched it now and omg it was horrible

[Kazanne]

..are there any movies that have really terrified you/given you nightmares etc..?...


..for me one of the ones would be The Strangers...I have a real thing about nameless/faceless people because if you can't see them then they have no soul..:laugh:...and also people who torture...

I've seen that Ammi ,it's proper scarey

[rubymoo]

I'm a sensitive soul too and what a waste of Maltesers ! Just say to yourself before ya start watching - I wonder where they're all going for a burger when the wigs and make up comes off - after they've just murdered half the cast :cheer2::cheer2::joker::joker: Most so called horror films make me laugh cos when ya look at them the way i do you see the really bad acting and they just become well funny !!

They get into my head:bawling:

The most scary films are Paranormal films, haunted films, they really mess with my head......The Woman in Black scared me and that's a 12! I get too caught up in the atmosphere, my dad used to say the same as you in a bid to desensitize me but it never worked.

Even the film previews scare me! As above so below looks terrifying:worry:

I don't like the feeling of being scared, it makes me feel sick and i want to pass out:laugh:

My sisters and brother on the other hand love horrors, as does my hubby, it's just a shame my hubby can't enjoy a horror with me as he ends up the narrator:laugh:

[Jake.]

I remember having a nightmare after seeing Final Destination 3 involving a tanning bed :laugh:

But otherwise I generally avoid horror movies anyway... I espesically avoid the Saw movies. Just see absolutely no pleasure in watching a torture movie.

I literally had the exact same nightmare after seeing it the first time :laugh: one of the first horror films I watched alone, and I switched it off halfway through.

[Tom4784]

I think the only horror film that scared me so much that I'll never watch it again was also the first one I ever saw, American Werewolf in London. The dream sequence in which his family is murdered by demons literally terrified me so much that I'd panic whenever the door rang for like a week afterwards, it also made me deathly afraid of dogs that weren't my own for years.

It probably wouldn't scare me at all now but I'll never watch it again.

[hijaxers]

They get into my head:bawling:

The most scary films are Paranormal films, haunted films, they really mess with my head......The Woman in Black scared me and that's a 12! I get too caught up in the atmosphere, my dad used to say the same as you in a bid to desensitize me but it never worked.

Even the film previews scare me! As above so below looks terrifying:worry:

I don't like the feeling of being scared, it makes me feel sick and i want to pass out:laugh:

My sisters and brother on the other hand love horrors, as does my hubby, it's just a shame my hubby can't enjoy a horror with me as he ends up the narrator:laugh:

Personally i find the best way to deal with these thoughts that get in your head - usually at night when its quiet , is to say to yourself I REFUSE to think about this - and i'm off to walk through a massive field of purple lavender and then off i go imagining the beautiful sea of dark purple - it works wonders for me :sleep::sleep: i'm a goner

[hijaxers]

I didn't know that!:spin:

Yeah i read both books years ago Richard Adams

[Black Dagger]

I saw my brother watching a film that involved this girl murdering her dad with her boyfriend by drowning him in a fish tank. I quickly left and promised myself I would never watch the full film myself.

[Kizzy]

I saw my brother watching a film that involved this girl murdering her dad with her boyfriend by drowning him in a fish tank. I quickly left and promised myself I would never watch the full film myself.

http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m7qaeqtBzv1qjbcrwo1_500.gif
Fantastic film.

[Shaun]

Big Momma's House

[Kizzy]

Sybil.

[Xtopher]

http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m7qaeqtBzv1qjbcrwo1_500.gif
Fantastic film.

:love:

[Brother Leon]

Honestly can't remember if there's been one. I usually always watch them in a group or with at least one other person and find myself laughing at them being scared. Maybe it would have been different it it was alone :laugh:


I get more scared playing scary video games probably.

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

I get more scared playing scary video games probably.

this

dead space 1 :worry:

[rubymoo]

Personally i find the best way to deal with these thoughts that get in your head - usually at night when its quiet , is to say to yourself I REFUSE to think about this - and i'm off to walk through a massive field of purple lavender and then off i go imagining the beautiful sea of dark purple - it works wonders for me :sleep::sleep: i'm a goner

I will have to try that if i find something i watch a bit scary:thumbs: if i watch walking dead late at night, i end up having dreams of me killing zombies and wake up throughout the night, so i have to watch these in the day:laugh: