awooooooo!!! Are you scared?
By perry2009
@perry2009 (18)
Philippines
March 21, 2010 11:32pm CST
Whenever you watch a horror movie at night time and you're alone in the house, are you scared? Have you had experience any unnatural things around you while you were watching, what was that worst experience? and How did you overcome it or how did you reacted to it?
6 responses
@Jekar727 (140)
• Philippines
22 Mar 10
Sometimes I get scared specially if the movie is super scary like "The grudge"(Japanese version) and "The Ring"(Japanese version). There are other few horror movies that scared me a little bit but not quite as scary than those two. I usually avoid those dark creepy areas in our house after watching. :D
@perry2009 (18)
• Philippines
22 Mar 10
hahahaha same thing to you jekar, i even turn on all the lights in our house hahaha
@jezblog (202)
• Philippines
22 Mar 10
yup's i'm scared watching horror movies alone especially when the night is so silent. my hair starts to straighten up, it's like someone is staring at me at our windows. I can even feel that these dolls in our house are like staring at me. Worst is when i watched the the grudge, i was watching alone and then suddenly someone just knocked at our door, we don't have pets anyway and then someone just called my name. When i opened the door no one is outside our house it was so silent but the the wind is so cool and when i get backed in the house it's like i saw someone who just passed by. I run out of the house and went to my cousins house. They accompanied me, i'm so happy. Maybe that experience is just built by my imaginations. hrrr
@robotdwight (9)
• Philippines
22 Mar 10
i'm not scared i don't know why. My hobby is actually watching horror films. I even want to see one, even if it's a ghost only
@preethaanju (3000)
• India
22 Mar 10
Yes its natural to feel a bit scared when watching horror movies alone. But then its only a movie and it need not happen in real life. Once i saw a film title'The Crow' where a mad crow went on a biting spree swooping down on anyone that caught its eye. After the movie most of us had this weird expreinece of ducking when we saw a crow approaching us.. it was funny
@perry2009 (18)
• Philippines
22 Mar 10
hahahahaha, we're scared that the thing we saw on movies might be true that's why we tend to follow how did the protagonist dealt with it onthe movie haha
@gracefuldove (1668)
• Malaysia
22 Mar 10
i dont watch horror movies. i like watching family shows and travel and living sort of storylines. those pleasant movies with so lovely endings or true life stories. horror stories are for those who enjoyed jumping out of their skins, once in a while. there are others who watch because their peers are watching. mind you, horror movies draw a large crowds too.well if one becomes scared or worried,( somehoe or rasther there tend to be the after effect) its best to stop watching as these horrors at times play on the mind, one becomes connected to it and becomes unhealthy. there was once, i was told, a children movie or tv series ( not sure which one) somehow quite 'demoinic', a few kintergarten children were affected and have nightmares and had to be counselled or something like that. beeter to keep children away from such movies. well each to his own. thanks , perry
