What scary movie had the most affect on you? Are you STILL scared of something?

I thought u being scared of birds was funny because I was putting out some bird seed...these pigeons come over..so I give them some puppy chow (which they love) the next day I'm sweeping my patio and this wild pigeon lands on my head demanding dog food...hehehe and a starling lands on my hand and eats out of my hand..u would of loved being there hehehe

In my childhood the i saw the movie jurrasic park and that was a very scary experience for me but i loves that movie. the most scaring scene was the one in wihich the dinosour was appeared first time on the screen. it was like that i am really seeing a dinosour. that was a great experience.

Ohhh how much i love scary and horror movie so much! I think im a fanatic otr just plain addicted lol..but i have seen my share of nasty and scared me and still does to this day at times..Like.The newer version of House on Haunted Hill..one of my fav all time movies btw..but scared the hell outta me in the theater and even some nights in my room lol..and then theer was this movie called KOLOBOS..it was on Cinamax..and i dont knwo if i was in scarry mode or what..but that movie scared me so bad i was afraid to get off the couch to use the bathroom lol..i had nightmares for a week or so..itsmade like a B movie i guess but it was enough to scare me!!

I like watching scary movies. But the most scary horror film I watched is the Exorcist, may it be the old and the new. I feel really scared about it especially when linda blair's head turns 360 degrees. I also am scared of the grudge where a hand touches the girl's head in the shower.

I still don't watch a lot of scary or suspense movies. When I was a kid there was this Filipino movie I watched which gave me trauma until now. It was called Shake Rattle and Roll. It was a collection of 3 stories. One of the story in that movie was about a young girl who imprisoned her sister inside a cabinet because of jealousy. Until now whenever I see old closets and cabinets at night I get scared and I imagine them opening by themselves. There is another movie that scared me when I was young, I think it was about doll monsters. I don't like having dolls in my room, my imagination gets wild and I sometimes imagine them moving and thinking. When I am home alone watching movie I make sure I don't watch something scary, or else I won't be able to sleep, like last night, I watched a CSI NY episode where the killer slits their victims eyelids. The cadaver looked like it was looking at me and I wasn't able to sleep. :)

I love horror and scary movies. I always watch them when I am alone. It really makes me bit scary and thrilled. That's funny part. Apart from movies I mostly watch real life ghost encounter and documentary on such subjects. I think in our world there are so many things, about which we know very less. And things which are unknown to us makes us feel scare.

Well - I've always had somewhat of a fear of spiders to begin with. There have been several movies like arachnophobia, & several others, that I cannot remember the names of, that sort of re-inforced that.

Jack Nicholson's The Shining was quite scary, probably because of his very convincing acting. I can still hear that kid saying "redrum", which is reverse of "murder". But in terms of effect the movie had on me, it would have to be Jaws, because now I'm definitely afraid of sharks and I wouldn't dare go swimming in shark-infested waters!

Stephen King's Cujo. There was also a Twilight Zone movie about a killer doll that wouldn't die. I've never liked dolls b/c of that movies. I also really don't like clowns and puppets...too many horror movies. AT PEACE WITHIN

The two movies that really got to me years ago was Psycho (Darn Alfred Hitchcock!) and The Exorcist. My husband still thinks it's funny to surprise me in the shower... if he only knew! The Exorcist scared the bejeebers out of me the first time I saw it, I was fairly young and a Christian at the time. We of course were taught that Satan can possess people and turn them into horrible monsters. It's strange you bring this up today because The Exorcist was on TV last night and no longer being a Christian or believing in a Satan, I find the movie rather funny though a bit gross in spots. It's a good horror movie but the inner trauma that I once felt is gone. It's still a classic.

Mine would be the ring japanese version it really scares the hell out me. It goes on and on on me. I don't want to be alone eversince specially at night.

The Exorcist scared the crap out of me when I was a youngster and I still can't watch it again. In fact, when I hear "Tubular Bells", my hair stands up straight! Also hard to admit, but The Blair Witch Project scared me. I wasn't fully aware that it was fake! lol.

I'm not a fan of scary movies but what movies that really scare me the most are ones like He Knows Your Alone or When A Stranger Calls. Movies that are about real people and not fictional like Freddy Crueger(? spelling).

eheh yes sometimes i watch scary movies sincerly i watch not so oftne now but i emember that when i was a child i used to watch many as well!! so in reality i can't say that they affected me very much about the scary situation on the movies...now when i watch a movie seldom i feel scared but in many cases seem or too violent or even funny for example i remmeber when i watched jason saga it is much more funny than scaring in my opinion!!so i don't suffer now a trauma related to this kind of movies may be i will wait to watch a really scaring one who will change and affected my life:):)!!any suggestions related to this?

I have seen a movie "Final Destination" in which there is no actual scarer but the situations that are created makes u feel scared to touch or do anything in the world!

I hardly take a shower. I watched Psycho and I always got nervous when I heard that E E E E! and I see the knife coming down, see Janet Leigh's face, and then you see all that blood going down the drain. That is very scary. I will also make sure that I stay in the car when we drive through rural areas and see a whole bunch of birds looking menacingly from a telephone pool. The modern horror are just too much sensation. The old black and white ones, now they were scary.

i guess im just not one of those easily scared ppl. ive seen a lot of "scary" movies but only one has ever had any lasting affect on me. compared to the special effects of todays movies its kind of cheesy looking to watch it now..but it's Jaws. in its day, Jaws was the scariest freaking movie ever lol! thousands of ppl refused to go swimming at beaches because of that movie. i even remember hearing that the tourist revenues for cities known for their beaches was down big time the year Jaws hit the theatres. since then ive seen a lot of nature shows about sharks and such, and know that what the shark did in Jaws is pretty absurd...but i still wont go swimming in the ocean! no way! knowing MY luck i will be the 1 person in billions to suddenly have a killer great white after me for Vengeance. lmao!

That's good because you have good mind memories' attachment and your mind focusing as well. OK mine? was the 70's story if you can remember "The voyage to the bottom of the sea", where the submarine life had been the features of the whole story. Every time I closed my eyes while taking shover, I remember that submarine voyaging the bottom of the sea. That story really traumatic. Yeah...you can imagine, my age now 46, and that movie aired on TV when I was 10 years old. So it greenly roams in my brain memory now for 36 years and for the whole of my life. And I hope, I can go to Hollywood Film Industry and to "refurbish" that movie...and to make me trillianaire...HA HA HA HA HA...

yeh! I sm also scared of something. But I haven't watched The Birds.If I have the chance,I will try it.

The Howling. Seen it was I was a kid and it's still scares the hell out of me!