Don't you think he looks more and more like the creepy dead guy from Poltergeist as time goes by?
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Poltergeist scared me when I was a little kid.
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Poltergeist scared me when I was a little kid.
It scared my mom lots...I was a three year old little platinum-straight-blonde-hair girl.
I was probably also pretty creepy. /shrug
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“It has always been the prerogative of children and half-wits to point out that the emperor has no clothes. But a half-wit remains a half-wit, and the emperor remains an emperor.â€
― Neil Gaiman, The Sandman, Vol. 9: The Kindly Ones
― Neil Gaiman, The Sandman, Vol. 9: The Kindly Ones
Yes, but that's better than the guy from Phantasm...that was a creapy movie when I was young.
Poltergeist scared the crap out of me too, Thumb. My father had this sick idea to make me watch it when I was 4. Knowing I had that stupid clown doll in my bedroom at my mothers house. I hate clowns now, too.
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Don't you think he looks more and more like the creepy dead guy from Poltergeist as time goes by?
Yes. And I hated Poltergeist when I was little. I was terrified of my tv....
and Craig T. Nelson
Edited, May 21st 2007 5:51pm by Brill
The clown didn't scare me as much as the creepy tree outside the window and tried to eat the kid. I had a massive tree right outside my bedroom window and when there was a thunderstorm, I slept in my brother's room, away from that tree.
Poltergeist never bothered me. I guess I was too distracted by the oozing tunnel in the wall to think it was scary.
Gah, that is creepy!! Poltergeist scared the shet outta me as a kid. Everything in the movie from the tv to fake plastic telephones (not that I knew anyone dead at the time but not that those kind of details matter to a kid) scared me. I bet my parents were kicking themselves in the *** for months for letting me watch it. Watching It made the clown thing worse too.
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Gah, that is creepy!! Poltergeist scared the shet outta me as a kid. Everything in the movie from the tv to fake plastic telephones (not that I knew anyone dead at the time but not that those kind of details matter to a kid) scared me. I bet my parents were kicking themselves in the *** for months for letting me watch it. Watching It made the clown thing worse too.
Yeah, some parts of It totally creeped me out. But it wasn't really the clown in that one either that scared me.
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Don't you think he looks more and more like the creepy dead guy from Poltergeist as time goes by?
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To be fair, most people start to look the same past 80. I'd like to see how you end up in another 50 years!
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Thumbelyna Quick Hands wrote:
Pikko Pots wrote:
Gah, that is creepy!! Poltergeist scared the shet outta me as a kid. Everything in the movie from the tv to fake plastic telephones (not that I knew anyone dead at the time but not that those kind of details matter to a kid) scared me. I bet my parents were kicking themselves in the *** for months for letting me watch it. Watching It made the clown thing worse too.
Yeah, some parts of It totally creeped me out. But it wasn't really the clown in that one either that scared me.
Funny thing about the movie It. When I first saw that movie I was living in a motel in NH which was right by a wooded area that had a brook. It was in the summer and every day my brother and I would head to the brook with our German Shepard and go swimming.
One night It was on tv and we watched it. The following morning we headed to the brook, trying to scare each other. We swam for awhile, and had a picnic on the bank. My dog ran off into the woods and came back carrying something in his mouth. He dropped it at our feet, and wouldn't you know, it was a red clown nose. True story. I hate clowns
I never really thought Undead chicken ghosts were all that scary personally.
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Posted: Jun 08 2007 at 7:04 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) Jimmy Carter always scares the crap outta me...he was the pres when i was born ya know (Halloween btw).
The only thing that freaked me out on poltergeist was the old dead priest. *shudder* The rest wasn't that bad at all, but I do have a fear of mirrors once in a while.
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Yeah there's a fugly joke in there, Frankenstein
I saw the film at a friend's house when I was 10...his older brother then decided to play a joke on me and him later that night, scaring the shit outta both of us.
I can't make myself watch that film, even now.
I can't make myself watch that film, even now.
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Nexa wrote:
Thumbelyna Quick Hands wrote:
Poltergeist scared me when I was a little kid.
It scared my mom lots...I was a three year old little platinum-straight-blonde-hair girl.
I was probably also pretty creepy. /shrug
Nexa
What do you mean was ?
Poltergeist is a great movie. But Scary Movie II took all the scariness out of it for me. Uncle Ray Rays got a game!
When I was 9 I was accidentally taken to see it at the cinema, because it was in a double feature with Raiders of the Lost Ark.
I discovered I was now too large to fit under the cinema seats.
For a month afterwards, I took flying leaps up onto my bed, and sat with the light on watching the bedroom door in terror, until I would fall asleep hours later, exhausted beyond horror.
I then discovered that reading helped the terror a little bit, and I started reading adult novels addictively from bedtime until I'd fall asleep of exhaustion about 1 pm.
Poltergeist is part of the reason I'm a nervous wreck today. Also why I'm a bookworm.
Oh, and I had platinum straight blonde hair too, which made it all worse, because I really identified.
Edited, Jun 12th 2007 7:48am by Aripyanfar
I discovered I was now too large to fit under the cinema seats.
For a month afterwards, I took flying leaps up onto my bed, and sat with the light on watching the bedroom door in terror, until I would fall asleep hours later, exhausted beyond horror.
I then discovered that reading helped the terror a little bit, and I started reading adult novels addictively from bedtime until I'd fall asleep of exhaustion about 1 pm.
Poltergeist is part of the reason I'm a nervous wreck today. Also why I'm a bookworm.
Oh, and I had platinum straight blonde hair too, which made it all worse, because I really identified.
Edited, Jun 12th 2007 7:48am by Aripyanfar
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