I was a pretty wimpy kid, I must admit, so I was scared of most things. But I was super petrified of ALF and E.T. I used to think that Alf was coming to get me, that he lived at the park, and every night I slept at home he would come one block closer to get me and eat my cats. So I would have to sleep at my grandma's to break it up haha. And I had a E.T. poster that I used to keep in the basement and purposely scare myself with. I was also, for some bizarre reason, scared of Polkaroo. And, even more crazy, I was scared of the intro to the Andy Griffith Show (I think that's the one), with the whistling. My grandpa would always watch it and I'd have to hide when the theme song played.
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"he better watch out or he'll get AIDS when he date-rapes her" - ghost world
Gremlins (thanks to the commercials with the fraking thing popping out of the television set!) I have yet to see either of the movies, but now as an adult, they sound like something I would like.
I remember this episode of Mighty Mouse that terrified me for some reason when I was, like, three. Something about some kid turning into a mutated mouse. I guess he was scary looking.
Bugs. I have forever blamed my older brother for moving lint around in his hand when I was a child, leaving me with a huge phobia. Not crippiling, but scary enough. I am doing better since going vegetarian and realizing that a spider is alive just like me, but if there is something crawling on my ceiling, sometimes I will just go sleep on the couch. And I'm over 20.
Hexus in Ferngully terrified me in the theater. Wow. (Still kind of scary, but not as scary as the first viewing. I remember when my parents bought me the movie I would not even watch it with them!)Turning into a skeleton? Yeah, that's something for kids!
Manta from The Little Mermaid TV show scared the living daylights out of me too. Now I'm like "I was scared of HIM?" I guess it was the way he moved and how scare he sounded. Thanks Tim Curry! Oh, and the imagination eater weirded me out too. I guess I had a few of weird looking inhuman creatures as a child.
Worf on ST:TNG. Oh wow. I don't know how, but somehow this man was scary as mess. Then there was that one episode where that alien popped out of some guys chest as Starfleet Academy. I saw it again as an adult and I could see why that scared me as a child.
It's kind of stupid, but in the dubbed version of the Digimon movie where the monster digimon says "Go back...go back to the beginning" continues to creep me out even now! It's the sound of its voice. Too scary!!
I don't remember the name of the movie or anything, but there was something on the sci-fi channel when I was a kid where these furry things were rolling together in someone's front yard. That was very scary for me.
The movie Arachnophobia. I remember they played a commercial for it on tv when I was young and it just weirded me out. Especially the part with a guy spitting on/out (IDK) a spider. EWW! If I couldn't sit through Eight-Legged Freaks as a teenager, I don't think I could sit through this as an adult.
So, I was a whimp and in a lot of ways I still am. I also have a life long fear of heights.
When I was like 8 I saw the movie "Maximum Overdrive" and that scarred that living poop out of me. It was not a good expereince for moi. I think that I had to have the light on in the closet for like a week.
Hi PoopsMcGee! What was the movie you saw about? Can we be friends?
When I was a kid, I saw an episode of "Kolchak: The Night Stalker," in which a bunch of store mannequins pushed a guy out a window to his death. After that, I was afraid of store mannequins for years! I always felt like they were looking at me. The other thing was JAWS. Some older friends took me to see JAWS, and for a long time I was afraid to go swimming, even in swimming pools and lakes. (I didn't live anywhere near an ocean).
1. The columbia lady. I always thought she was going to jump out and get me. 2. The more you know. Something where they'd dispense facts while showing a rainbow with a star, the music got to me somehow.
Number 2 is on the Nostalgia Critic's review of "Ferngully"! The Nostalgia Chick told him what a big lipped alligator moment is.
When I was 6 years old. The Witch from the wizard of oz scared the crap out of me. Especially the part when she appeared from the red smoke. It would be about 2 years until I finally had some sense and could watch it haha.
When I was 6 years old. The Witch from the wizard of oz scared the crap out of me. Especially the part when she appeared from the red smoke. It would be about 2 years until I finally had some sense and could watch it haha.
We are doing a Wizard of Oz play in school. A middle schooler plays the witch.
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