I was in the 8th grade when this movie came out and I remember watching it in theaters and being terrified.
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Rewatch it and not be!
share1st time i saw it i was 30....the beginning scared the poop out of me
shareThat's kind of unfortunate, being scared by this
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Unfortunate, what do you mean? I am over 40 and I was super scared by the first third of the movie. Then it got more into a vibe I prefer in my zombie fiction, where it was more about quiet moments interspersed with action instead of dread and chills.
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I can't remember a single scary scene from this movie, but if zombies frighten you then that's cool I guess. You do know they're fictional and a zombie outbreak can and never will happen, right? You'll never see the dead rising from their graves, mark my words.
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So you're only scared by scenes of normal humans killing each other, or maybe sharks and such? Even there, you know it's all just "make believe" and the actors don't die, right? I kind of feel bad for you if you can't "suspend your disbelief" and become immersed in the story.
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I have no problem suspending my disbeliefs and getting involved in the story, but this movie didn't have much of a story to begin with
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Lmao. I saw this movie when it came out, I was 8 or 9 years old. It was *beep* terrifying. Even now when I watch the film it still gives me chills. (I've seen it probably 20+ times and I still get the sensation I felt after seeing it for the first time).
Great movie.