the half pig one, sorry!
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The scene in Contact where Jake Busey blows up the space machine freaked me out.
My son was scared of the Empty Child episode for years. On reflection he was probably a bit young for it at the time, but he LOVED Doctor Who.
He's in his 20s now and if you say the words 'are you my mummy' to him, he is still a bit funny about it.
The Visit... the one about the two kids visiting their creepy "grandparents".
The Omen was TV last night.
I think it still stands the test of time.
I think it still stands the test of time.
I remember a fire safety public information film in the 1970s where a little girl's voice is calling "mummy! Mummy! Mummy!" and it echoes as the house is burning down. Scared and scarred me for bloody years!
My flatmate has just confirmed The Green Death as genuinely terrifying
oh now you are talking.. some of those public information films were terrifying
I watched a clip of The Green death on you tube recently and it looked ridiculous in this day and age but I'm 55 now ... those big maggots have stuck with me.
Public information films back in the 70's did sugar coat anything. This is a very famous one from 1973. The fact it was voiced by the very creepy actor Donald Pleasence says it all.
I was born in the 80s so dont remember this but I remember the firework safety ad from the early 90s with the guy whose face was half blown off, very tame in comparison to that but even that I cannot imagine being shown now
omg that was the one I was thinking about
Has anyone seen Barbarian yet? Is there much gore or torture? I’m not one for that type of stuff
I watched that as a kid, it was on late on BBC2, terrified me. Brilliant film though.
I saw Don't Look Now in the cinema as a double bill with The Wicker Man. Not sure which was the most unnerving!
My sisters are 15 + years older than me. I vividly remember being about 7 and them sitting and watching a film that terrified me...big unblinking eyes in yellow wallpaper. It really stayed with me. They denied it to mum and I never knew what the film was called until Google came along. Turns out it was called...the Yellow Wallpaper. Still couldn't watch it now.
The Wicker Man for me. The ending was really unnerving.
Midsommar is a modern day rip off.
Watched Village if the Damned last night. Good old creept classic.
I was posting about The Exorcist in the Horror Movies thread and I remember this scene really made me jump when I saw it, it still does even though I know it's coming ....
The Exorcist is up there as one of my favourites. My Gran had some sort of bootleg VHS that came from the states, and she never let me watch it, despite letting me see all sorts of other horror films. I was about 12 when she and my Grandad went to a wedding and my cousins were looking after me and we watched it and scared the hell out of ourselves. I didn't see it again until "The Version You've Never Seen" was released and I saw it in the cinema. There was a stage production of it toured a few years back as well. That was astounding. Can't wait for the new one.