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Burnt Offerings.

Scared the hell out of me. Haven't watched it again since I saw it on TV the first time in ~'79 or '80.
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The floating vampire tapping on the window in Salem's Lot. I suspect it's the subconscious reason why I live in a bungalow.
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The Wicked Witch of the West.

On a darker note, I was well and truly traumatised at seven when I looked in on a movie my parents were watching in time to see a man get acid thrown all over his face. Graphically. Later, I went and saw "The Borrowers" at the movies. There's a scene in there where the bad guy gets industrial pest extermination foam sprayed all over his face. All the other kids were laughing hysterically, I almost threw up in my popcorn. Some nasty shit goes down in kids movies...
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Cambo wrote:The Wicked Witch of the West.

On a darker note, I was well and truly traumatised at seven when I looked in on a movie my parents were watching in time to see a man get acid thrown all over his face. Graphically. Later, I went and saw "The Borrowers" at the movies. There's a scene in there where the bad guy gets industrial pest extermination foam sprayed all over his face. All the other kids were laughing hysterically, I almost threw up in my popcorn. Some nasty shit goes down in kids movies...
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"White Buffalo" ... my babysitter (a guy) let me watch it. Can't recall how od I was ... 8 or 9? It's 'harmless' for the most part, but that image of the white buffalo charging down the pine tree lined snowy corridor gave me nightmares for many nights thereafter.

"The Changeling" the George c Scott horror movie ... yep, still gives me the creeps.
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Trilogy of Terror, but just the last part when the creepy tiki doll comes to life.

The first time I saw Evil Dead too, I was around 15 or so. The voices of the demons scared the living crap out of me.

Going way back the Winter Warlock from "Santa Claus is coming to town" used to scare me when I was little.
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Clair Bloom and Julie Harris, based on Shirley Jackson's The Haunting of Hill House

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agreed, Harris' performance was mesmerizing-This movie is the hallmark of psychological horror and I continue to place that aspect of horror miles above gore.
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Cambo wrote:The Wicked Witch of the West.

On a darker note, I was well and truly traumatised at seven when I looked in on a movie my parents were watching in time to see a man get acid thrown all over his face. Graphically. Later, I went and saw "The Borrowers" at the movies. There's a scene in there where the bad guy gets industrial pest extermination foam sprayed all over his face. All the other kids were laughing hysterically, I almost threw up in my popcorn. Some nasty shit goes down in kids movies...
Even more than her was her sister's legs curling up under Dorothy's house
It was the flying frickin' monkeys for me. Lots of nightmares from them.

And non-film related, the mechanical Friendly Otasco Man in stores I think gave all us kids nightmares as well.
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House On Haunted Hill (The original black & white version)
I was about 9 years old and was watching it late night. Couldn't sleep for a few nights afterwords.

Now I love scarey movies!
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