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...that would kind of take the fun out of Halloween.

OMG!! I just remembered a movie that did scare me! I was scared after I saw it too. I cannot believe I forgot! The movie that did scare me was Creepshow. I saw some trailers fore creepshow 3 on youtube. They looked VERY scary! The trailers scared me a little. But they did not scare me after a saw it and I never saw the movie so that does not count. I looked up Creepshow 3 on www.imdb.com and everyone said it was stupid and not scary. What? The trailers looked FREAKIN scary!

Ah ha! I knew that there was at least one!

Creepshow was a bit scary, especially the couple covered in seaweed going to get the rich guy.

I watched ZOMBIE a few minutes ago now. I found out that this movie is ok in the daytime. But in the evening I get this awful gloomy feeling when watching it. The movie scares me a little in the daytime when I'm watching it. But after it is over it does not scare me anymore. But after watching it in the evening I don't know if I will be ok at night. I have this anxiety disorder so I always feel like someone is in the room at night. The zombies in that movie are not going to help.

The only parts that scared me when watching it that I remember is when these people go into a house to look for someone. When watching it this morning I remembered that they find zombies eating a corpse. Now that does not scare me but what was scary was waiting for it to happen. They were in the house looking for someone and I was scared because I did not know when I was going to see the corpse. And another part this guy says he saw one of the living dead walking through the town. Then this loud noise startles me. And then I see a corpse walking around. Then when watching it again I am scared because I do not like waiting for something loud to pop out of nowhere and startle me. But when the movie is over I'm fine.

After last night I know I should never watch ZOMBIE or any movie that creepy in the evening or at night.

LOL! I do the same thing.

I'll watch a really suspenseful movie during the day then forget about it until the sun starts to set and it all comes back...

I have an anxiety disorder and that just makes it worse when it all comes back. I do not like being scared but I do not mind it if the movie is scary when I'm watching it but then I am not scared after. I hate it when I am trying to go to sleep and it all comes back.

That's not just you, everybody is plagued by worries and fears at night.

It's part of the human condition. I've learned to live with it and so will you.

...and believe me; it's MUCH more fun to worry about ghosts and zombies than back taxes, mortgage payments, paying the bills....

But I used to have to sleep with my parents until I was 14! Yes you are reading it right, 14!!! I was so scared to be alone in the dark. I sleep in my own room now but had to sleep with dad last night becuase I watched that movie in the evening. If I did not watch it in the evening I would have been all right. I watched it two times in the day and once in the evening. (don't know if I am spelling evening right but you know what word I mean) I have this anxiety disorder. Most nights I feel like there is a murderer in my room so I check sometimes. But I know there is no one there but I can't help it. But last night it was zombies. I feel like such a baby

Don't worry about it.

A friend of mine is in her mid 50's and can not sleep without a lamp on.

Another one can't sleep with even the dimmest light on, including the tiny ones that indicate your TV or radio is on stand-by.

LIke people like to say: it is what it is.

Andybev01 wrote:...and believe me; it's MUCH more fun to worry about ghosts and zombies than back taxes, mortgage payments, paying the bills....

I hear that!

The Exorcist just has this complete feeling of dread throughout the whole movie. I don't know how else to explain it. It's just a weird movie. Definitely gives you an uneasy feeling during and after a viewing.

I wouldn't say that any movie "scares" me per se, but the ones that can really happen are the best ones. Texas Chainsaw Massacre always got me. Mainly just cause of the cheap quality and the fact that crazies like that exist. If you've ever been to the deep country in Texas you know what I mean

I know most people thought Blair Witch Project sucked, but there was that whole publicity stunt they did when it first came out about it actually being real, and I was young when it came out and believed it. It unnerved me to say the least. It doesn't have the same effect on me now though.

Until I got the Exorcist DVD I had only seen the chopped up TV version and had not seen the opening sequence where the priest is at the archeology dig.

When the clock stopped it spooked me good!

Andybev01 wrote:Ah ha! I knew that there was at least one!

Creepshow was a bit scary, especially the couple covered in seaweed going to get the rich guy.

I remember when this movie came out we all had a slumber party and it freaked all of us out.