[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by rubymoo

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.....i,ve put it down to the fact that i have a very sensitive soul

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 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]

Originally Posted by 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.

Aww ya poor bunny

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by hijaxers

Aww ya poor bunny

Josy, get him!

[Vanessa]

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

[rubymoo]

Originally Posted by hijaxers

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 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

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

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

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

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by rubymoo

They get into my head

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

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

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

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 i'm a goner

[rubymoo]

Originally Posted by hijaxers

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 i'm a goner

I will have to try that if i find something i watch a bit scary 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