WDWFREAK53
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The clown from It scares me, but the girl from the Exorcist does not ?
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Ditto :wave:
imagineer boy
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I don't get it, it kept working for me.:lol: Oh well, I changed it. Hopefully it works now.
Piebald
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Pennywise cracked me up as a kid. They definitely need to do a haunted house at Halloween Horror nights based on IT and have Pennywise chasing you around with balloons everywhere and whatnot.
I am not usually scared by fictional characters or horror movies but instead I am bothered when I see very gory scenes ala Saw and all of those type of movies. I get sick to my stomach and usually I try not to look at the screen for too long for fear of getting sick. I also get the urge to spit everytime I see something nasty like that in films or even in real life. Is THAT weird?
I am not usually scared by fictional characters or horror movies but instead I am bothered when I see very gory scenes ala Saw and all of those type of movies. I get sick to my stomach and usually I try not to look at the screen for too long for fear of getting sick. I also get the urge to spit everytime I see something nasty like that in films or even in real life. Is THAT weird?
JimboJones123
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I remember the book coming out in Elementry School. It was my first book with F-bombs. It is still the number one of all scary things to read. The movie was much more fun than the book. Harry the Hat RULES!!! The cast was awesome, but the pace and tone were much warmer. It was EASILY a TV movie. That's one they could TOTALLY juice for a rated R or at least a PG-13er. Still freak out from Alice and Wonderland and Wolfman. Who knew in 3rd grade that Brothers could be killed by monsters!!!
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Perhaps she needs a tube some cleavage and some shorts with writing on the Jaxi to raise the fear factor.:shrug:
Wilt Dasney
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Wanna talk about weird fear buttons? The sirens in this Ducktales clip (starting at 4:20) seriously freaked me out as a kid. I finally found this clip last week to see if it would still affect me, and they still kinda give me the heebies. Those voices are CREEPY! 
:lol:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNA2gfE2YrQ&feature=PlayList&p=629E5F16D342484C&index=61
:lol:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNA2gfE2YrQ&feature=PlayList&p=629E5F16D342484C&index=61
MouseMadness
Well-Known Member
Wanna talk about weird fear buttons? The sirens in this Ducktales clip (starting at 4:20) seriously freaked me out as a kid. I finally found this clip last week to see if it would still affect me, and they still kinda give me the heebies. Those voices are CREEPY!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNA2gfE2YrQ&feature=PlayList&p=629E5F16D342484C&index=61
EPCOT Explorer
New Member
Yeah,books I don't mind.Movies are the only no-no.Must be the visualization thing.
Yes I figured the book IT would be different from the movie. I never did read the book, but I think I want to read it soon. I am not surprised if the book is way different, because I am used to books being way different than the movie.
Now I will say that the Exorcist book was pretty close to the movie. I believe one reason for this was William Peter Blatty had plans for this story to be a movie while he was writting the book. The book came out in 1971 and the movie came out in 1973. Now there are things in the book that are different than the movie, but for the most part the movie is very much like the book. I think the biggest difference is the book is longer and has more stuff than the movie and that is almost always the case when books turn into movies.
Now I will say that the Exorcist book was pretty close to the movie. I believe one reason for this was William Peter Blatty had plans for this story to be a movie while he was writting the book. The book came out in 1971 and the movie came out in 1973. Now there are things in the book that are different than the movie, but for the most part the movie is very much like the book. I think the biggest difference is the book is longer and has more stuff than the movie and that is almost always the case when books turn into movies.
k.hunter30
New Member
Unlike The Shining. The book explains a lot more about "the shining" I think.
Anyone read Gerald's Game? I have no idea why I picked this up years ago... but it was terrible.
MouseMadness
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Unfortunately :hurl:
I finished Lisey's Story a couple months ago, I liked it a lot. Not so much the slasher horror stuff... well, a bit of it :lol: And Bag of Bones was good, too.
hcswingfield
Active Member
The Green Mile was his best by far. But I've liked everything he's written.
