Coonhound gal

The Stand and The Devil's Advocate. They both had good messages, but I was terrified. Saw them when I was like 12, and slept with my dog for about 2 months..

j3k2c1

I would agree!

Silence of the Lambs just made me laugh.

Coyote91

I saw part of Carrie, and it was freaky..

crazedK

I would have to say... little mermaid lol jk, its actually The deliverance probably

nselvis

I'd have to say when Poltergeist first came out it really got to me, it still gives me the creeps.

Dairy King

I dont watch scary movies. I think they're dumb. It's not that Im scared of them, I just dont like them. I mean, yeah, Im sure I would jump at parts, but I can watch them. I just think they're dumb.

Red Hawk

I can't think of any on top of my head but i'm going to go see the 'Land Of The Dead' soon

I'm a big fan of horror, especially the zombie movies

Red Hawk

If anybody else is a real big fan of zombie movies. One movie, even though the special effects are cheesy, its pretty gory.

Its called 'Redneck Zombies' I think it came out in the late 80s or something

pdoughertyMU

IT for sure, gave me nightmares for ever. would never walk alone at night or go down to my basement for weeks after seein that one.

huntingirl89

"IT" was particularly scary for me because i've been working on serial killer profiling and the character is based off of the serial killer John Wayne Gacy who met with Stephen King after he was convicted.

John Wayne Gacy used to dress up as a clown and go to children's parties in the neighborhood and then stalk the victims he found there. Later on he would rape and murder them, then put their bodies under the floorboards of his home. There were 30 counted bodies, it remains a mystery how many he threw into the river because he had a habit of speaking in riddles to the jailers. He was put to death in the '90s in a botched execution that was never investigated. It remains uninvestigated because he was so hated, except by many in the public who became his followers.