What is that movie you saw at too young an age that still haunts you to this day?
What is that movie you saw at too young an age that still haunts you to this day?
Mine is the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre
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For some reason, I have always found The Brave Little Toaster deeply unsettling, but I can’t really explain why.
Bonus round suggestion: was there a book you read when you were too young?
Mine was Pillars of the Earth. I was, like… 5? I think?
Doesn't a vacuum commit suicide in that movie? That can probably explain why.
I remember the vacuum having a seizure and swallowing his cord... Also, the entire junkyard scene can fuck right off
Same here, I thought I was the only one. That movie is so creepy! Gave me nightmares as a kid. I still remember the wall radiator overheating and dying and the junkyard scene freaked me right out.
I read horror books often. The latest I read was The Institute by Stephen King.
It’s pretty disturbing. Didn’t give me nightmares, but I still think about it.
It is unsettling, it's not just you.