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any adults out there proud to say

posted 11 years ago by MissKateRabbit
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That this movie scared them

I dont want to be the only wimp lol

[–] ElphabaofHighland 11 years ago

I'm 24, and yep, it scared the holy hell out of me.

We can't go back, we must always go forward.

[–] MissKateRabbit 11 years ago

I'm 25 lol - XD

Lets build a snowman!

[–] rkramer-389-888083 11 years ago

More intense than a lot of blatant gore-fests to be sure.

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[–] Chri_R 11 years ago

I was really creeped out, I found it to be disturbing so much that I had to stop watching it.

[–] edisonconi 11 years ago

Stephen King once wrote that adults are much more susceptible to horror than children, because for the small ones, the world is already a weird and menacing place, where something behind the elevator's closed doors make strange noises and shadows move and twist like hurt animals.

[–] b_natrl88 11 years ago

I was more disturbed than scared...and I will never watch this movie again lol

[–] Therut 11 years ago

Hahah, same here, found it surprisingly scary. This film scared me more than many gore classics like Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

[–] curious_chaos 8 years ago

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) has very little gore in it. I would never call it a gore classic...

[–] kathryn-beach 11 years ago

I find the creep factor of this movie high. My 2 year old doesn't. It's her favorite movie. My 6 year old is scared.

[–] PreachCaleb 11 years ago

I wouldn't say scared, but there are definitely parts that creeped me out.

I love this movie.

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[–] ChemicalInsomnia 10 years ago

It does have the creep factor. I think the reason it works is because it's from the perspective of a child.