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Old 06.17.2008, 08:32 PM   #54
Johnny "Magic Fingers"
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The only horror movies that still freak me out are the ones I saw as a kid. These days nothing works. Just saw "The Orphanage" a couple of weeks ago and that was okay, but not scary. Real life - that's fucking scary..

So, my picks (and the bits that freaked me out)

The Omen: I saw this when I was about 7-8 and I still believed in God (and therefore Satan). The graveyard scene got to me, but not as much as the fucking soundtrack. Jerry Goldsmith's best work:

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

The Exorcist: Saw this when I was about 10-11. Again, the satanic thing got to me - and that statue of Pazuzu that is superimposed when Regan (Linda Blair) is being exorcised:



 


Oh and this troubled me as well:



 


Poltergeist: Can't remember when I first saw this. More spooky than anything, but Zelda Rubenstein freaks me out.



 


Especially when she's explaining what 'Caryanne' is dealing with in the 'other side':

"To her, it is but another child. But to us, it is the Beast."


One of my cousins got me onto Horror films (she was about 3 years older than me) and she had a little brother who was about a year younger than me. You'll be amused to know that he needed therapy after being exposed to these films at such an early age.
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