Craig

Hell of alot, such as the fact I should never, ever watch Robocop 3 again and that even at 10 Ghost Ship is a terrible, terrible film, my tenth year was a good year, screw everything that came after getting this:



was the pinnacle of my life, Bitches be 'miring my Cardcaptors Clow Book (Which reminds me, to any Americans who saw Cardcaptors I pity you poor people who had to watch a version horribly edited to make a side character the main character because 4kids believed boys wouldn't watch a show where the main character is a girl... A GIRL WITH MAGICAL CARDS THAT MAKE MONSTERS WHO FIGHT IN A CITY FOR FUCK SAKE )

I also remember I wore out my tape of Die Hard With A Vengance around then. Fucking kids nowadays don't know the joys of VHS, the cunts. Fuck, actually I'm most likely the last generation to remember that, like my wee brother from 98 couldn't remember videos when I bought a player again a few weekends back (Primarily so I could watch Batman/Superman: World's Finest, true story) and my youngest brother (2006)? God it's gonna be weird talking to him when he's older, little prick refuses to touch an N64 because it "looks rubbish", cunt.

__________________

SheamusO'Shaunessy

I remember watching Beetlegeuss when I was little and I got scared as fuck. Now I'm still afraid to watch it.

BULLY

Yeah, Tim Burton has that whole creepy gothic style down pat. Have to say the scariest movie I saw as a kid would have to be The Exorcist. That shit made my hairs stand up.

__________________

shutupchico

details? hardly any(unless i seen it bunch of times). but i can at least remember seeing the movie, and whether i thought it was good or not.

Craig

Hm... Scariest film I ever saw as a kid, fuck knows, I know the scariest scene was when I saw the bit in Robocop where the guy gets covered in acid and ran over when I was like 6.

Fairly sure I saw bits of An American Werewolf in London about then too and that fucking terrified me.

__________________

Superior Quality

I remember seeing pet semitary when I was about 4 years old and being scared shitless. Also my dad would always rent "The Many Faces of Death" from the video store, and he would bring it home and send us kids to bed when he turned it on. I sometimes would sneak out to watch it and if I got caught watching it my dad would kick my ass.

GothicBohemian

There are so few movies that scare me. I keep hearing how frightening The Exorcist is supposed to be but I find it sort to boring, to be honest. I guess immunity to horror is what happens to kids who start reading Stephen King and Peter Straub in grade school. My mom used to let me borrow her copies to take with me for morning book time. I'd sort of half hide them inside my desk so that my teachers wouldn't seize them, thinking they were saving my poor little 10-year-old mind from corruption.

CMWit

As a kid Carrie scared the fuck outta me, seeing her all covered in blood and fucking everyone up at the prom was crazy, no tto mention that watched with my grandmother who would wait until midnight before putting it on

__________________
HOME

DualShock

The Exorcist scares the fuck outta me still today, probably because it's the "realest" horror movie I ever watched.

I am not scared about mummies, verewolves and vampires because this is fantasy to me that they exist today but the exorcism is still common in my country.

__________________


The truth and evidence that is one of the rare people who know how this business works even years after this interview

CMWit

I wouldn't say it scared me but was def on edge after the first time watching Balir Witch

__________________
HOME