Things in media that scared you as a kid.

[Jakexe]

I'm guessing that's because you were 5. Five year olds don't have the brain power to be scared.

Have......you ever met a child?

[Kaeth]

Large Marge from Pee Wee Herman's Big Adventure. That ridiculous claymation scene freaked me out every time.

[Deleted]

Have......you ever met a child?

Yeah, and I even was one. Amazing, ain't it. First-hand experience and all that shit.

[Xenyatta]

Unsolved Mysteries

[Hotmail]

There were a few scenes in Blade Runner and Screamers; the whole idea of a barely discernible genocidal robot that hides behind a human appearance is pretty scary. Plenty of shock value to be had when they finally reveal themselves.

[Jakexe]

Yeah, and I even was one. Amazing, ain't it. First-hand experience and all that shit.

So you stand by the idea that a 5 year old is incapable of fear? Seems an odd position to take but whatever makes you feel better.

[Starcaller]

There was this bad guy on sesame street with a very long nose that gave me nightmares.

Was it this guy?
http://imgur.com/Y9rqKdZ

I had hundreds of dreams of him eating me alive when I was younger.

[Aurimas]

As a kid: There was an episode of The Flinstones that had Alfred Hitchcock that scared me. I remember my dad coming home and teasing me for being scared of a cartoon. That's the first thing I remember being scared of, or at least the one that stands out the most, perhaps because of the reaction I got.

As an adult: "Things in the media that scare me": Trump.

[Archon14]

Headcrabs from Half-Life and the Flood from Halo:CE.

[Wondercrab]

Fish monsters in video games and by extension all underwater levels in general.

Oh wait I still haven't gotten over that.

thanks half-life

[Val the Moofia Boss]

Bowser's laughter whenever I died in Super Mario 64 haunted me every time; made me more cautious after every death so that I didn't have to hear it.





Similarly, the spooky face of a colossus and the blaring music every time I died in Shadow of the Colossus scared me into caution.

[Deleted]

So you stand by the idea that a 5 year old is incapable of fear? Seems an odd position to take but whatever makes you feel better.

Yeah, a 5 year old has no concept of fear. A 5 year old can be startled by anything, but they can't form a logical thought to actually be afraid of something and then actually remember it later on. Whatever they think they fear will be forgotten five minutes later.

[Jakexe]

Yeah, a 5 year old has no concept of fear. A 5 year old can be startled by anything, but they can't form a logical thought to actually be afraid of something and then actually remember it later on. Whatever they think they fear will be forgotten five minutes later.

Whatever you say buddy.

[Deleted]

Whatever you say buddy.

Yeah, exactly. But I mean, I'm glad I know now that you have custom water cooling. Cos that's a useful bit of information.

Lets stay on topic and not devolve this into personal responses.

[Jakexe]

Yeah, exactly. But I mean, I'm glad I know now that you have custom water cooling. Cos that's a useful bit of information.

Sure thing. Happy to help.

[Deleted]

Sure thing. Happy to help.

You're not advertising your keyboard and mouse model, or the model and make of your monitor. Could you please add a bit more information to your signature so we can know everything, please.

[Jakexe]

You're not advertising your keyboard and mouse model, or the model and make of your monitor. Could you please add a bit more information to your signature so we can know everything, please.

This is too off topic, sorry my sig triggered you so hard.

All that info is there btw, sorry you're too inept to read things in your obscure anger at a sig.

[Super Kami Dende]

The Gobbledok from Smith Chips Ads.

[Champagne Supernova]

When the witches finally reveal their true faces in the 1990 film 'The Witches'



and someone already mentioned it but Mr Blobby is terrifying to any UK child who grew up early nineties and watched the generation game.

Here he is a couple years ago...

[Fencers]

Kurt Barlow of Salem's Lot is one of the few things that terrified me as a child.



Whenever our parents left my older sister in charge we would ALWAYS eat dinner in the living room. For fear that Kurt Barlow would see us through the kitchen windows.

Fucking terrified me.