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Your first horror movie and how old were you
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My first Horrors were all those Hammer horrors from the 60 and early 70's. Can't remember which was first but it will probs be CL as Dracula an PC as Van Helsing.
I then got my eyes properly opened by the video nasties of the early 80's... yikes! |
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over a year ago
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"Was thinking this when i put a dvd on.
Trollenburg Terror in b/w at home think i was 7-9.late 50`s early 60`s."
twins of evil..hammer house of horror,dunno if i was scared but both the lasses got there tits out which was a complete brucey bonus until me motha sent me to bed!  |
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over a year ago
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"Jaws - my cousin who was 8 made me watch it when I was only 5 - I have never been swimming in the sea - and I'm not exaggerating! lol x
Lol me too! x"
im still afraid to go in the bath!
and get nervous if the water puddles in the shower...furkin gert big rubber bully  |
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over a year ago
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"The Exorcist in 1975 when I was almost 16.....and I went to see it in the cinema on my own!!!"
That was my first horror too. Scared the fookin crap outta me! Still not a great fan of horror movies to this day. |
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Can't remember the first, but the first one to scare me shitless was the original "House On Haunted Hill" back in late 60's 
I'm not a great fan of horror films, but one of the best in my opinion was "Exorcist" in early 70's simply for the world wide impact it had.
The biggest let down was the original "Texas Chainsaw Massacre". It was well over hyped and left me well short on expectation. Load of shite as far as I was concerned  |
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My first horror was at 13 living in Hong Kong...myself and two girls went downtown..by the walled city, to see the sights ....and walked into a cinema and watched a Hammer horror ..The House That Bleed ...frightened me shitless, which was followed by a hardcore porno ....
I wore my best shoes and got caught out by my parents ....I was grounded for 2 months for going....two long months.....
T`was an icredibily stupid thing to do in hindsight....I had nightmares about the film fer ages after.. |
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Boris Karloff in the 1937 movie The Curse Of The Mummy. I was about 14 - 15 yrs old at the time. Still think it is one of the scariest movies ever made.
Love cowering on the sofa while watching Boris, Bella Lugosi and Lon Chaney/ Lon Chaney Jr  |
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"i saw an old b/w film, think it was called the face at the window when i was about 9, still have to close the curtains before it gets dark!"
Didn't know A Face at The Window was a movie...it was the title of my O Level English Narrative essay....it was a bloodfest of a thriller...all my characters died  |
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i was watching the hammer horror movies when i was a kid,but i suppose my first horror in the cinema was jaws,whatever year that came out,think i was about 10 at the time,my dad sneaked me in as i was underage |
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i've no idea but i do love horrors, i think it may of been jaws but no idea how old just remember jumping out of my skin when the head rolled out the hole in the boat.
absolutly love horrors that make me jump |
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children of the corn...I was...11 my parents had hired a video recorder for the weekend for my sister's birthday sleepover party and that was one of the films that they got...kill kill kill...caw caw caw....  |
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"i've no idea but i do love horrors, i think it may of been jaws but no idea how old just remember jumping out of my skin when the head rolled out the hole in the boat.
absolutly love horrors that make me jump"
That bit made me jump too lol |
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By *hocotreacleWoman
over a year ago
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I think mine was Evil Dead, I loved all the Nightmare on Elm St movies, was a bit obsessed with them.
1,2 Freddie's coming for you,
3,4 Better lock your door.....
Cant remember the rest....
Didn't think horror movies could scare me anymore until recently when I saw Drag me to hell....really enjoyed it and found myself jumping in fright and laughing in equal measures a few times .  |
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"I think mine was Evil Dead, I loved all the Nightmare on Elm St movies, was a bit obsessed with them.
1,2 Freddie's coming for you,
3,4 Better lock your door.....
Cant remember the rest....
Didn't think horror movies could scare me anymore until recently when I saw Drag me to hell....really enjoyed it and found myself jumping in fright and laughing in equal measures a few times . "
i'm the same really struggle to find one that truelly scares me in fact can't think of one recently that has, last ones were the nightmare on elm street ones, the new one left me feeling let down think i was hoping to love it as much as the originals
loved drag me to hell gave me goose bumps in parts but felt very let down by the ending
paranormal activity was just pathetic, again had high hopes for it after the hype but just spent the whole film picking it apart, was the most dissapointing horror i have ever seen i think |
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By *hocotreacleWoman
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"I think mine was Evil Dead, I loved all the Nightmare on Elm St movies, was a bit obsessed with them.
1,2 Freddie's coming for you,
3,4 Better lock your door.....
Cant remember the rest....
Didn't think horror movies could scare me anymore until recently when I saw Drag me to hell....really enjoyed it and found myself jumping in fright and laughing in equal measures a few times .
i'm the same really struggle to find one that truelly scares me in fact can't think of one recently that has, last ones were the nightmare on elm street ones, the new one left me feeling let down think i was hoping to love it as much as the originals
loved drag me to hell gave me goose bumps in parts but felt very let down by the ending
paranormal activity was just pathetic, again had high hopes for it after the hype but just spent the whole film picking it apart, was the most dissapointing horror i have ever seen i think"
Agree about paranormal activity....reminded me of Blair witch project. Didnt quite get what the hype was all about. A bunch of people with snotty noses groping around in the dark and breathing heavily...
Mmm that could be me actually...well apart from the snotty nose bit. I do like a good grope in the dark |
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Actually...I want to change mine from The Exorcist (which didn't particularly frighten me)....to the Dr Who films with the (gulp) Daleks  .
I was probably about 5-6 years old...and even now (approaching 52) the hairs still stand up on the back of my neck if I see one. I KNOW they aren't real....just over-sized egg boxes on wheels...but I hate them |
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"The Exorcist in 1975 when I was almost 16.....and I went to see it in the cinema on my own!!!
That was my first horror too. Scared the fookin crap outta me! Still not a great fan of horror movies to this day."
That was mine too, saw it at my brothers house when he first got married and I stayed the night. I was absolutely terrified and had to sleep with the light on for a week afterwards, im still scared of it now actually |
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By *emmefataleWoman
over a year ago
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Hammer Horrors were the first i remember cant recall how old i was but i remember sitting transfixed at Christopher Lee as Dracula...think that where my biting n being bitten fetish started.....i cant say im ever frightened by this genre of films...sometimes disturbed...mostly disappointed ...now the Japanese horrors are a totally different matter. |
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I think the Excorsist was the first 'real' horror I ever watched at the flicks.
My mate and I managed to get into the 'Regal Cinema' in Downtown Ashington to see it.
Oh how we laughed ... |
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1, 2 Freddy's coming for you
3, 4 Better lock your door
5, 6 Grab your crucifix
7, 8 Better stay up late
9, 10 Never sleep again.
Don't remember the first horror movie I ever saw. Possibly Chucky, possibly Children of the Corn, I do remember watching them from a very early age though, with my Gran.
I haven't ever seen a film that scared me though. Never suffered with nightmares from films. I adore horror. Have loads on DVD ranging from the original Hammer Horrors to stuff like Buried, and everything in between. |
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Texas Cahinsaw Massacre - my cousin had it, i was about 7 or 8. Scared me soooo much.
Also used to watch Hammer House of Horror the series(remember that). One i remember was The House That Bled To Death, and i couldnt sleep for days after that! |
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"Actually...I want to change mine from The Exorcist (which didn't particularly frighten me)....to the Dr Who films with the (gulp) Daleks .
I was probably about 5-6 years old...and even now (approaching 52) the hairs still stand up on the back of my neck if I see one. I KNOW they aren't real....just over-sized egg boxes on wheels...but I hate them "
Lol..Daleks don't frighten me...I have one in my lounge.
Can't remember the first, but Alien, Carrie, and 'The Thing' all stand out for me.
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"children of the corn...I was...11 my parents had hired a video recorder for the weekend for my sister's birthday sleepover party and that was one of the films that they got...kill kill kill...caw caw caw.... "
This was my first (and last!) horror film too. Also at a sleepover. Never wanted to watch another one again and I haven't!
*Her*
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