A long time ago at a drive-in in Nevada, the movie was "The Andromeda Strain." The scientists were in a lab at Flatrock, Nevada, and racing to stop a nuclear explosion. I put two and two together and realized the whole state was about to blow up. Even when the bomb didn't go off and my mom said "It's only a movie, for heaven's sake," I still knew what a terrifyingly close call it was.

I remember the legend of boggy creek. that movie scared the piss out of me. I think I was 8 or 9 when I saw it. MY memory is of the bathroom scene.

Friday the 13th...

I don't remember the name of the film, but it was a scene where a can of paint exploded all over sometime. I had nightmares for months.

Black Sunday, a black and white horror film from the late 50's.

Mine was Watership Down, the Owsla attack scene and the prophecy scenes scared me a lot as a kid!

No reason to scoff so hard at Big Foot sightings since many solid citizens have seen and even photographed them, plus several times people have been killed by them, tractor tires pulled off heavy equipment in remote national forests, etc.

I'm totally annoyed/bored with constant naysayers who think if they've not seen something it can't possibly exist.

Several times when I was out hiking in remote places in the middle of the night, I heard something roar. It's not anything you can describe..like the roar of a male gorilla but so loud it seems impossible, and the noise just keep building and building until you think your ears will burst.
It only happens if I'm talking, or otherwise making noise.

This happened to my entire family when we climbed a remote hill at 3 AM to see a comet, but it happened to me when I was only camping with my ex in national forests.

By the way, don't bother to troll me..I'll just block you. There seems to be as many trolls here as the alt-right, if I post something people don't agree with.

The film "the birds" when I was really young

About 8-9, went to theater alone, watched some of "House on the Haunted Hill." Spent some time sitting on the floor.

Next: left the theater after the first scene of "Jaws."

Hence, I have NO any interest in any of this stupidiy.

mine is freddy kruger. i don't remember which movie it was, but for years, i never was scared of any other scary movie bad guy, just him. i found out when i was in my late 20s that when i was 2 or 3 i had a babysitter who, when we got in trouble, would lock us in a room with freddy playing and tell us he was gonna get us. my mom found out when she had 2 come home early from work one day

Night of the Living Dead.
I ain't been right since.

Glazes are good!

I still have flashbacks?

My earliest memory of a movie/tv show was "The Fifth Finger" episode from the original Outer Limits series. I was around 5 or so, and it gave me nightmares for months.

1958 The Blob, I remember going to the Saturday Matinee... holy crap scared me.

Jaws that little boy obliterated on that yellow raft and then the stampede of people afterward which was just as terrifying with people pushing aside little children.

The Exorcist. I was 12 and my mother had dropped me off at the theatre to watch the movie. I was alone when Regan turned her head around 360 degrees. I had nightmares for years afterwards.

Phantom of the Rue Morge 1956 when the hand fell out of the chimney firebox , the shot was taken from inside the chimney I was 11 years old,