Miss Lucy
02-14-2013, 01:42 AM
I'm 26, female, live in Belgium.
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About me and horror?
Well.. as a kid I was terrified of pretty much EVERYTHING. I liked pink, dolphins, cats, you know, the kind of girl that gets the shazoo bullied out of her.
Until I was about 17 or 18 and utterly fed up. Rented The Ring, to see what all the fuss was about. The next day everyone was talking about it, about how scared they were and I was just walking around, nodding my head (so as to attempt to fit in) but thinking of what pussies they really were..
I still have yet to find a horror movie that will leave me lying awake at night.
So from there I realized I really *like* horror movies. Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, Halloween, Hellraiser.. I decided to start out with some classics. ..and got hooked.
Then of course, I figured I'd revisit The Ring. So I got the Japanese version RINGU, and.. .. ..what a laugh. Sorry, but it was just plain funny to me at that point. Japanese horror movies don't really live up to their reputation. Not to me, at least.
Ummm.. what else.. Oh, I love sci-fi. From Star Wars over Star Trek to Dr Who. (I've got a tiny Dalek on my desk, hee hee)
Any questions? I don't bite! ..though I'm pretty sure some of you do.
There, Omegle users are satisfied.
About me and horror?
Well.. as a kid I was terrified of pretty much EVERYTHING. I liked pink, dolphins, cats, you know, the kind of girl that gets the shazoo bullied out of her.
Until I was about 17 or 18 and utterly fed up. Rented The Ring, to see what all the fuss was about. The next day everyone was talking about it, about how scared they were and I was just walking around, nodding my head (so as to attempt to fit in) but thinking of what pussies they really were..
I still have yet to find a horror movie that will leave me lying awake at night.
So from there I realized I really *like* horror movies. Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, Halloween, Hellraiser.. I decided to start out with some classics. ..and got hooked.
Then of course, I figured I'd revisit The Ring. So I got the Japanese version RINGU, and.. .. ..what a laugh. Sorry, but it was just plain funny to me at that point. Japanese horror movies don't really live up to their reputation. Not to me, at least.
Ummm.. what else.. Oh, I love sci-fi. From Star Wars over Star Trek to Dr Who. (I've got a tiny Dalek on my desk, hee hee)
Any questions? I don't bite! ..though I'm pretty sure some of you do.