Most Scared you been

[StitchesGr8Fan]

The most scared I ever was from a movie was during a made-for -tv movie starring Jo from the facts of life. She was a wife in an abusive relationship whose husband it her throat and jumped on her head. They showed a graphic scene of her looking at the stitches across her neck. I was traumatized for weeks as a child.

 

[princesspumpkin]

No we won't. Come on.ok check this out: I am 44 year old woman who will watch ghosty story shows late at night, but before I go to bed I watch something upbeat because I don't want to have bad dreams. Now how kooky is that?

Girl, I do the same thing!

 

[Jennasis]

Hands down the Exorcist for me.

DH says the original Nightmare on Elm Street.

 

[Philagoofy]

Not during but just after the movie Friday the 13th, the first one. When I went to bed, I kept imagining a looming Betsy Palmer in my bedroom doorway welding a knife in her upraised hand.

 

[Liberty Belle]

When I was a little kid I watched a tv movie I had no business seeing: Crow Haven Farm. Scared the crap out of me. I literally could not look at a Dutch Master's cigar box for years. Couldn't stand to see Pilgrims. It was AWFUL!

As an older person, I'd say during Exorcist, I guess. Saw it on campus and my friend and I had to walk back to the dorm at night. Was the longest trek back to the dorm I ever took.

 

[Pea-n-Me]

I have no idea what it was but there was someone clawing their way out of a grave and I remember being really scared. I was probably about 10 and my mother and I were home alone. (Thanks, Mom!)

Then...

Carrie
The Exorcist
The Godfather (horse head)
Goodfellas scares me to this day (one of DH's favorites)
Sopranos, same thing
The Sixth Sense had some scary moments and was kind of creepy at the end

Erin, the cemetery scene in SoM scares me, too!

OK, now I'm hearing things in the house and a cup just fell into the sink on its own, I swear! Who's there?