Have you ever seen a movie, that has a charater so scary that you still cant bear to look at, even during adult life.

I have, and its that little troll thing from stephen kings "cats eye"
It really puts the ****s up me, ugly little bugger.

All the children in the film village of the dammed. :| made me scared of blonde children for years

The original Jaws, I was only 6 when it first came out, and it put me off going anywhere near a Beach for aaaages after for fear of Shark attacks.

Then :shocked: , I read in the paper that some Scientist type bloke has seen a Great White Shark in UK waters! :help:

mine's the evil doll chuckie from the films of the same name - had nightmares all my childhood about it!!!! :( :(

Me:D :D :D :D :D

All the children in the film village of the dammed. :| made me scared of blonde children for years

There are a pair of blonde twins in corp that I'm scared of for the same reason.

They're not natural, I tell you.

Wilf

That clown in ITwas pretty freaky, well scared me anyway.:thumbsup:

Original Leatherface (http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/84/Leatherface.jpg) every time

I remember seeing a film called The Woman in Black when i was about 8 or 9 and that had a scary witch in it that petrified me for years....

More recently the girl in The Ring freaked me out a bit - Samara?

Yeah pennywise (clown from it) Was quite scary.


http://www.gyseren.dk/billeder/Pennywise.jpg

I love pennywise the dancing clown! Hes got an awesome sense of humour.

Basil Brush with his freaky little hands :gag: Bleee!

What about
I DARE you not to be scared now!

There are a pair of blonde twins in corp that I'm scared of for the same reason.

They're not natural, I tell you.

Wilf

All twins are scarey - split-egg freaks:suspect:

I remember a character from Tales of the Unexpected who had no face - put the willys up me for years:shocked:

Michael Myers from the halloween films - scares me to death even now!!!

TV Series: The Incredible Hulk. Soooooo scary!

General Woundwort from Watership Down, I still have to watch it every Christmas to prove to myself that he no longer terrifies me.

That clown in ITwas pretty freaky, well scared me anyway.:thumbsup:

Me too. Scariest thing I ever did see.......ewwwww....shudder........

You seriously didnt see the funny side to the pennywise IT clown?

You seriously didnt see the funny side to the pennywise IT clown?
Have you read the book?

Have you read the book?
The book is brilliant, it took me right back to my childhood like most of Kings books do.

The book is brilliant, it took me right back to my childhood like most of Kings books do.
I love the book; I like its structure almost as much as the story. My point is that Pennywise is incredibly sinister. The clown is almost a horror cliche these days, but he scared the hell out of me.

I used to watch appointment with fear every friday night when i was young,the only one that used to scare me was 'the hand' :shocked:

I love the book; I like its structure almost as much as the story. My point is that Pennywise is incredibly sinister. The clown is almost a horror cliche these days, but he scared the hell out of me.
There must be something wrong with me then because I found his vile humour hilarious. The shower part with the asthmatic kid. I almost laughed myself unconcious.

King has a way with words though doesnt he? Im reading The Stand at the moment and he really is a brilliant writer.

I used to watch appointment with fear every friday night when i was young,the only one that used to scare me was 'the hand' :shocked:
Do you remember the begining with the weird music and changing faces.:thumbsup:

Have you read the book?
Penny wise dragging "georgie" down a drain, those horrendous teeth.:help:

There must be something wrong with me then because I found his vile humour hilarious. The shower part with the asthmatic kid. I almost laughed myself unconcious.

King has a way with words though doesnt he? Im reading The Stand at the moment and he really is a brilliant writer.
I like his earlier stuff much more than the later.

How about the bit where the old lady gradually morphs into a German-accented Pennywise in Beverley's old house? Or when he attacks the poor bloke under the bridge ('he looked like he wanted to eat his heart!'). I certainly slept with the light on after reading 'It'.

I like his earlier stuff much more than the later.

How about the bit where the old lady gradually morphs into a German-accented Pennywise in Beverley's old house? Or when he attacks the poor bloke under the bridge ('he looked like he wanted to eat his heart!'). I certainly slept with the light on after reading 'It'.
You SERIOUSLY didnt find that amusing at least?

I must REALLY be a loon! Im going to take that disorder test again.

Do you remember the begining with the weird music and changing faces.:thumbsup:

yes i do,me and my brothers still talk about it now.i bet it would look very tacky now :hihi:

You SERIOUSLY didnt find that amusing at least?
Mmm. Maybe I need to read it again. I think the terror must have numbed my sense of humour on the first reading :hihi: .

Mmm. Maybe I need to read it again. I think the terror must have numbed my sense of humour on the first reading :hihi: .
Its probably me. I did the disorder test again and it tried to have me sectioned.

Them puppets in the Terrorhawks used to scare me a bit. Pennywise the clown makes me laugh, he's not scary apart from when his teeth go pointed.

Frank fom Blue Velvet was pretty scary!

Jabberwocky , scares the **** out of me, that said im pretty insane.:help:

3 words...

"Ice cream, Lollipopppps"

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http://unsinkablecork.com/chitty/images/childcatcher.jpg

....a charater so scary that you still cant bear to look at...

Ashleyne from BB7. Jesus H Christ.... she's got a great B movie horror career waiting for her when she gets out. That's if the local Dog Warden doesn't get her first.

Them puppets in the Terrorhawks used to scare me a bit. Pennywise the clown makes me laugh, he's not scary apart from when his teeth go pointed.
See?!? Im not the only one!!:D

i think the scariest character is barney look at him he gives me nightmares for weeks:( clicky (http://www.tvacres.com/images/barney_dinosaurs.jpg)

That clown in ITwas pretty freaky, well scared me anyway.:thumbsup:

Seconded!
Still sends a shiver down my spine now whenever I watch that film.

I did the stupid thing when i was younger of watching Nightmare on Elm Street way before i was old enough (and before i had mums permission) big mistake, mums like women in general are always right! Freddie Kruger gave me nightmares for years!

Apart from that Chuckie from Childs Play, also watched that before i was old enough, that is one horrible doll! Watched the film not long ago though for the first time in years...God what a load of crap!

The clown from 'It' freaked me out abit, i think many people who have a 'thing' about clowns have it because they've seen this film......"Don't ya want a balloon? "

...The clown from 'It' freaked me out abit, i think many people who have a 'thing' about clowns have it because they've seen this film......"Don't ya want a... balloon? "
That's exactly it. I haven't been able to eat at McDonalds since. Then again, that can only be a good thing.

Looby Loo, from Andy Pandy, used to freak me out how this dead eyed creature would come to life.

Still creeps me out to think about it

Also...Hartley Hare from Pipkins

When I was four, I had the Michael Jackson video, Thriller, the full uncut one. It gave me nightmares for a long time. Little did I know that Michael Jackson would continue his reign of terror on children.

I also HATE the little midget thing at the end of Don't Look Now.

i think the scariest character is barney look at him he gives me nightmares for weeks:( clicky (http://www.tvacres.com/images/barney_dinosaurs.jpg)
I know whats the deal with this big purple dinosaur anyway, my friend's little boy loves watching him, she says he will end up talking with an american accent cos he loves him that much.

Looby Loo, from Andy Pandy, used to freak me out how this dead eyed creature would come to life.

Still creeps me out to think about it

Also...Hartley Hare from Pipkins
Yeah... come to think of it, Hartley hare was like some kind of evil zombie rabbit wasnt he.

'The Gentlemen' from Buffy the Vampire Slayer strangely enough, very creepy....and also one of the other things in it that I can't remember the name of. Used to get the kids and the adults couldn't see it. Failing that the Alien from Alien....scares the crap out of you when a poster of one falls on you in the middle of the night!!

'The Gentlemen' from Buffy the Vampire Slayer strangely enough, very creepy....and also one of the other things in it that I can't remember the name of. Used to get the kids and the adults couldn't see it. Failing that the Alien from Alien....scares the crap out of you when a poster of one falls on you in the middle of the night!!

(Buffy nerd alert!) The thing that kids could see that adults couldn't was called Der Kindestod. And yes, it was really creepy, especially when the things came out of its eyes.

"Hamble" from PlaySchool. *Shudders*

"Bob" from the seminal series Twin Peaks. *Holds pillow in front of face*

(Buffy nerd alert!) The thing that kids could see that adults couldn't was called Der Kindestod. And yes, it was really creepy, especially when the things came out of its eyes.

That's the one :D

That's the one :D

Fear my ability to remember episodes of Buffy from half-remembered lines of dialogue, or random bits of info about monsters. Fear with much Phear.

"Hamble" from PlaySchool. *Shudders*

"Bob" from the seminal series Twin Peaks. *Holds pillow in front of face*

Oh, good call...those dead eyes...staring into your soul, rifling through your memories, feasting on your fears...all with that unremitting stare and a slight smirk on her demon face.

Thora Hird from last of the summer wine

Thora Hird from last of the summer wine

Bloody hell. She's one of them who you don't know whether to be scared or excited at.

Bloody hell. She's one of them who you don't know whether to be scared or excited at.


I'm scared that you could get excited by her.

Thora Hird from last of the summer wine

And Thora Hird is the spitting image of my late Nan (Dad's mother).

On topic, as for Playschool, Humpty was a bit off putting IMO, nothing, not even a doll should have THAT much stuffing... :shocked:

I remember seeing a film called The Woman in Black when i was about 8 or 9 and that had a scary witch in it that petrified me for years....

More recently the girl in The Ring freaked me out a bit - Samara?

I remember The Woman In Black, just! I was about 10 or 11 and it was really late on Christmas eve, and freaked me out so much that I couldn't stop thinking about it, lol.

I think it was the bit, bit fuzzy now, that the bloke thinks that she's gone after making a few things fly about or something, and he turns round only for her to be slowly hovering up to him above his head screaming!

When you're only little, it's not so predictable :blush:. There's a few more I can't remember right now :razz:

also the film "Whatever happened to baby Jane".

That monstrous, lipstick smeared, panda eyes look gave me a few nightmares!

also the film "Whatever happened to baby Jane".

That monstrous, lipstick smeared, panda eyes look gave me a few nightmares!

You mean this? (http://www.nrk.no/img/486858.jpeg)

Any of the weird "characters" from the writings of M.R. James. That gentleman wrote the best Ghost Stories you will ever read, he is the undisputed master. Some of his works were adapted for TV in "A Ghost Story for Christmas" shown in the 70`s, like The Treasure of Abbot Thomas, A Warning to the Curious, The Ash Tree and Lost Hearts. If you get his Collected Stories, I promise you will not be disappointed.:wow:

Grot bags :(

Oompa Loompas! :o Those Pierrot French clown things - they scare me to death, they're sinister! And cherubs freak me out too - mad-eyed hyper-intelligent babies with flippin' wings and weaponry? How can that be cute?! :o Also Giants are scary as hell, and clowns, and jack-in-the-boxes. UGH! :o

I used to be scared of Skeletor from He-Man. I still don't like him :(

Oh, good call...those dead eyes...staring into your soul, rifling through your memories, feasting on your fears...all with that unremitting stare and a slight smirk on her demon face.


Word!

:cool:

When I was a kid I was VERY TERRIFIED of the spitting image dolls, which is odd because I now consider Jaws more scary but I was obsessed with that.

When I was a kid I was VERY TERRIFIED of the spitting image dolls, which is odd because I now consider Jaws more scary but I was obsessed with that.

Who was that Tory bloke with the big grey eyebrows? Iirc he was Chancellor of the Exchequer under John Major? His Spitting Image puppet WAS scary! :shocked:

I always thought that richard whitely was scarey

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Who was that Tory bloke with the big grey eyebrows? Iirc he was Chancellor of the Exchequer under John Major? His Spitting Image puppet WAS scary! :shocked: Would that be Norman Lamont? Actually he is far more scary than the puppet, though not as intelligent.:hihi:

:| the begger woman from snow white used to scare me [watched it at a very young age]

I always thought that richard whitely was scarey

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Me too! The man never blinked! Theres a character on kids TV from a prog called Big Cook, Little Cook and the big one doesnt blink either.

Freaks me RIGHT out!

Here ya go! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZVq2Gm_Zjk&mode=related&search=)

3 words...

"Ice cream, Lollipopppps"

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http://unsinkablecork.com/chitty/images/childcatcher.jpg

this guy still gives me the creeps even now, my daughter loves this film but cant watch the childcatcher. another character i hate is freddy kreugar .

My sister in law is terrified of Freddy Kreuger even at 24, and all because my other half scared the s**t out of her when he made his own Freddy hand out of razor blades when he was younger!!!!!!!!

The leprichaun ( so sorry if its spelt wrong ) ...

and the man in Wolf creek HOW SCARY IS HE??? ARE IS IT JUST ME THAT THINKS HE'S SCARY :loopy:

There's two for me...

Any type of Monkey Men, can't bare to watch planet of the apes - it actually makes me cry! :(

Then David Bowie when he was in Labyrinth, actually I can't bare to look at him even now. He's scares me soooooo much. I remember seeing him in the newspaper a few years ago when somebody chucked a lolly stick at him whilst performing on stage and it was stuck out of his eye....that was horrid :gag:

The film "freaks" is pretty disturbing.

" google gobble, one of us"

chucky hes scary :(

There are 5 evil, reptilian, deformities that scare me so much I daren't ever watch that film again, a classic horror of our time. . . . . .

I think it's called: 'Spice world'.

has to be the child catcher in chitty chitty bang bang. and the child from the ring.

The Tall Man (http://www.phantasm.com/graphics/phantasm/TMface.gif) from the original Phantasm. (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0079714/) That film gave me nightmares.

:) Sierra

For My Sis Leprecorn From The Film Lepricorn Lol

I have to say as a child i was really afraid of the child catcher from chitty chitty bang band also even now i cant look at the picture scream by edward munch.

well i used to be really afraid of zelda from terrahawks dont know why probably because she reminded me of my mum hehe.lol.