The things that Creep and Scare you...

[The Maddest March Hare]

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[small]Smile for the camera..[/small]

Smile Dog, perchance?

I don't recall ever seeing the original.

That one is the "original", albeit with added frame with fake blood. The silly fake one is this which is considerably less scary because it looks so damn stupid.

 

[A Weary Exile]

Ever read 'Salem's Lot? If not, do so.

You will never leave your window unlocked at night again.

I think I saw a movie called that.
Is that the scene where that kid is outside the window?

OT: Big spiders. Don't mind the little ones but the fucking big ones, I'll see you later, dude.

Do you mind being a spider?

Cos,I want to try out mind swapping.

Wooo! Gonzo time!

CELEBRATE!!!! [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwEMxYggoKQ]

OP: Spiders and Cockroaches make me lose my mind, I swear I have insectophobia/arachnaphobia.

Spoiler

[HEADING=2]BLEGGH![/HEADING]

 

[Canadamus Prime]

Yaoi fangirls.

 

[Gxas]

Ever read 'Salem's Lot? If not, do so.

You will never leave your window unlocked at night again.

I think I saw a movie called that.
Is that the scene where that kid is outside the window?

OT: Big spiders. Don't mind the little ones but the fucking big ones, I'll see you later, dude.

I've never seen the movie, but it sounds like a scene in the book. I heard that the movie was absolutely terrible, both of them, actually. One kept to the book like a script but wasn't able to properly portray the scary parts, while the other one veered so far off the book that it should have had a different title.

Really turned me off seeing either of them.

 

[Hazy]

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[small]Smile for the camera..[/small]

Smile Dog, perchance?

I don't recall ever seeing the original.

That one is the "original", albeit with added frame with fake blood. The silly fake one is this which is considerably less scary because it looks so damn stupid.

Indeed.

The remake looks like somebody got high and messed around with photoshop for an hour.

 

[Evilbunny]

This scares the crap out of me [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-CyUOVtImc]
Whenever I am in an unfamiliar city I always plan out an escape route just in case this happens.

 

[Sassafrass]

Ever read 'Salem's Lot? If not, do so.

You will never leave your window unlocked at night again.

I think I saw a movie called that.
Is that the scene where that kid is outside the window?

OT: Big spiders. Don't mind the little ones but the fucking big ones, I'll see you later, dude.

I've never seen the movie, but it sounds like a scene in the book. I heard that the movie was absolutely terrible, both of them, actually. One kept to the book like a script but wasn't able to properly portray the scary parts, while the other one veered so far off the book that it should have had a different title.

Really turned me off seeing either of them.

I saw when I was about 10 or 11 (yay, lax parenting!) and that scene remained with me for a good fortnight afterwards. I can't remember if it was bad or good, though.

 

[Matt-Sama]

This haunts my dreams forever.
http://www.professionaltroll.com/communities/3/004/006/979/593/images/4525430125.jpg

 

[-Drifter-]

Freaky Fred. He's very... Naaaaauuughty...

Seriously, that was a scary show.

 

[Hazy]

Freaky Fred. He's very... Naaaaauuughty...

Seriously, that was a scary show.

If you were under 10 years old, and you didn't turn that show off once, because you were afraid, then you are lying.

Simple as that.

 

[Poke_Freak]

This scares the crap out of me [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-CyUOVtImc]
Whenever I am in an unfamiliar city I always plan out an escape route just in case this happens.

Yeah, Lovecraft's writing may have been a bit dry.. But DAMN if he didn't create one of the scariest mythoses known to man. (Those parts of it that aren't "indescribable", or described by only using words that nobody but a linguist could understand without referring to Webster's every other word.)

 

[Rooster893]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYN_uru5SrM

This.


The SURPRISE!!! they add in does not help.

 

[To_Sirius]

Is anyone like me and actually ENJOYS the dark, and not afraid of it in the slightest? I actually get more comforable sitting in the dark. I find walking through silent, pitch black streets at 2 AM peaceful.

Also, when I was a kid, Mr Burns in the X-files episode of the Simpsons scared the bajeezus out of me.

 

[rampantcreature]

I don't like sitting down, especially at a table like when a meal is being served/consumed, with by back to the door. I like being able to see who is coming at me.

And I have a really hard time walking beside moving trains on raised platforms (i.e. NYC subway platforms). It makes my head spin...for no perceivable reason. This goes away when I can walk at track-level.

Otherwise I'm not specifically scared of anything coming after me; I'm equally paranoid when it comes to anything! The city has raised me well.

 

[Bad Cluster]

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[small]Smile for the camera..[/small]

Awww, such a cute little husky pup.

Nothing really scares or creeps me out after I "accidentally" watched the Aliens movie at the age of 7. Nothing, but swimming in the river or a lake at night and accidentally touching cold silt covered bottom with my feet, this is when my imagination starts to play games with me.

 

[Poke_Freak]

Is anyone like me and actually ENJOYS the dark, and not afraid of it in the slightest? I actually get more comforable sitting in the dark. I find walking through silent, pitch black streets at 2 AM peaceful.

Also, when I was a kid, Mr Burns in the X-files episode of the Simpsons scared the bajeezus out of me.

Me and my friend used to take regular walks at 2-3 AM just because we were still up at that time, and it was just so... Yes, peaceful outside.
So yeah, I kinda liked it too.

And a fun thing: There are no people, AT ALL, who are afraid of the dark. (Or at least very, VERY few.)
When someone says that they're afraid of the dark, they're actually afraid of the things that could be hiding in said darkness, not the darkness itself.

 

[mocruz1200]

Furries, they scare the hell outta me.

and there is also a song that describes other things, which will most likely be the same case.
Have you ever been alone in the dark, walking down the street or laying in your bed wide awake?
Have you ever felt like you werent alone? Have you ever heard noises, noises that had come from an unidentifiable source? Have you ever felt like you were being watched?
Listen to the lyrics.

an amazing song, its soo much better live!
on topic, water. if im swimming in it and i cant see the bottom i get incredibly uncomfortable. damn you shark week

 

[Poke_Freak]

an amazing song, its soo much better live!
on topic, water. if i cant see the bottom, i get incredibly uncomfortable. damn you shark week

I'm pretty sure I've heard somewhere some time a few years ago from some source that I can't remember that most shark attacks might actually have happened in water that is only, like, one and a half meters deep.

Which means you can see the bottom and the sharks WILL STILL GET YOU!

Also, Sharkman [http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51nvVb5%2BfpL._SL500_AA240_.jpg]. Can probably get you even if you're not actually in the water.

 

[A random person]

Plague doctors, bees, and The Enigma of Amigara Fault. That last one is a one-shot manga, look it up if you want to have nightmares.