They say you ALWAYS remember your FIRST...

[abbycomix]

I was too scared to watch horror movies until I was a teenager. (I was even too scared to look at the screen during the heart removal scene in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom!)
Once I saw Evil Dead 2 and Army of Darkness I knew I could love them. Now I am playing catch-up and renting whatever I can find. Especially movies with offbeat humor and zombies.

[Necromancer]

my first horror movie was House I, i thought it was very scarey, haven't seen it for a long time, i remember the scene with the witch very well, when the dog takes her chopped off hand and then they flush it down the toilet, great movie :D

[mudsliptones]

I remember that my mom had taped a horror movie, I was like 9 I guess, I wasn't allowed to seeit, so one day she w<anted to see it and I had to go into another room, but I could see the TV, it was nightmare on elm street one, I loved it, shortly after that I saw braindead (dead alive) and nightmare 4, evil (number)--->dunno anymore, leprechaun and the blob

I found my new hobby:D

[mudsliptones]

Originally posted by abbycomix
I was too scared to watch horror movies until I was a teenager. (I was even too scared to look at the screen during the heart removal scene in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom!)
Once I saw Evil Dead 2 and Army of Darkness I knew I could love them. Now I am playing catch-up and renting whatever I can find. Especially movies with offbeat humor and zombies.

yes, that scene from indie jones was pretty creepy, the whole movie was, in my oppinion

I saw it when I was verry young, like 7 years or so, thenb it's pretty scary shit

[dmihatmttl]

Yes . . . I was four years old, and my dad took me to the theater to see THE INCREDIBLE MELTING MAN. Don't ask me why he chose to take a four-year-old to something like that, but I gotta think these days that my dad was pretty cool.

Hell, I plan on carrying on the tradition with my son. :)



J.N.
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