What movie terrified you enough to never watch it again for years... if ever?

[OG_StankBrefs]

Hellraiser 2 had me fukkin shook as a kid.

Was sposed to go to bed but I snuck downstairs n watched it anyways.

Punk ass olda cousin & brotha made sure me n Rubix cubes ain't get along too well for a minute afta dat.

 

[Rapmastermind]

Michael, Jason and Freddy gave 80's babies nightmares for a decade, lol.

The scariest "Holloween" was the first one. I think the first "Friday The 13th" was scary as well and the twist at the end was crazy. But I wasn't truely scared of "Friday the 13th" until Jason came into play. Freddy got really comical by the end of the franchise but early Freddy has us all shook to go to sleep. The original "Nightmare on Elm St" is still scary as f*ck till this day.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

I never was frightened by The Exorcist but then again, I'm not Religious. Does that have something to do with it?

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

Spiders still creep me the fukk out

 

[the cac mamba]

the ring scared the fukk outta me

that chick who got found in the closet. some disturbing images in that movie

 

[Lord_nikon]

I still watched it tho

 

[AllHolosEve]

Cosigns, "Candyman" was agruable one of the most disturbing films I ever saw. Only seen it once. LOL @ the thought of me saying his name in the mirror. He made the Bloody Mary myth look like Mary Poppins. That damn hook was visious. Music was creepy as f*ck too

Breh to this day I've never said Candyman in a mirror...NEVER

"Sweets to the Sweet" I looked at mirrors for a minute like ....

the ring scared the fukk outta me

that chick who got found in the closet. some disturbing images in that movie

Man, that shyt was fire... Only movie gave me chills since adulthood...

 

[AllHolosEve]

I still watched it tho

Breh... My brothers were shook... My step-mom wouldnt let them watch it & it was on some devil worship shyt....

 

[director_of_bands]

se7en...never again...final destination...never again

 

[Chef]

The Exorcist and Puppetmaster.

 

[live it to the limit]

Candyman. I still refuse to watch it

 

[Monoblock]

I remember watching this way back in the day and it fukked me up something awful. A young 8 year old me was not ready for those real life practical effects. It still holds up to this day and is one of the best horror movies ever.

 

[85 East]

The nuke scene in T2 fukked my head up for a while. Brought back memories of a movie I watched when I was like 5 about the fallout and acid rain after Hiroshima. Half jap so that stuff always makes me feel shytty. Also I really hate the Saw series and other horror films. And the last Rambo. Babies getting popped in the chest and shyt. Had me feeling mad squeamish in the theatre. To be honest, the older I get, the less I can stomach extreme violence or gore. My nan used to love that shyt though. Always wanted me to watch some fukked up horror/gore shyt.

 

[BXKingPin82]

The nuke scene in T2 fukked my head up for a while. Brought back memories of a movie I watched when I was like 5 about the fallout and acid rain after Hiroshima. Half jap so that stuff always makes me feel shytty. Also I really hate the Saw series and other horror films. And the last Rambo. Babies getting popped in the chest and shyt. Had me feeling mad squeamish in the theatre. To be honest, the older I get, the less I can stomach extreme violence or gore. My nan used to love that shyt though. Always wanted me to watch some fukked up horror/gore shyt.

+ rep
Cause that scene
Scared
The
shyt
Outa meeeeeeee!

 

[MooseMouthMthafuga]

Cosigns, "Candyman" was agruable one of the most disturbing films I ever saw. Only seen it once. LOL @ the thought of me saying his name in the mirror. He made the Bloody Mary myth look like Mary Poppins. That damn hook was visious. Music was creepy as f*ck too

The way he used that hook to yank the spine out your back like a old rusty carburetor


The grunts along with that theme song playing in the background