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<blockquote data-quote="Villano" data-source="post: 1489091" data-attributes="member: 505"><p><strong>Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark</strong>. Someone mentioned this one before. A couple buy a old house. They are told not to remove the metal plate on the chimney in the basement. Of course, they do and end up releasing some evil, little creatures.</p><p></p><p>Scared the hell out of me as a kid, especially the ending. Everyone thinks the wife is insane (since she's the only person to see the things), so she's given a sedative. She can't move but is still conscious when the creatures start dragging her down into the basement...</p><p></p><p><strong>Tourist Trap</strong>. The film opens with a guy whose car has broken down or run out of gas on a deserted, dirt road. Walking along, he finds a gas station. </p><p></p><p>He looks around, trying to find somebody, when he sees someone lying on a cot with their back to him in a back room. The man walks up and touches the person. Suddenly, the "person's" head spins around 180 degrees! It's a mannequin! The eyes pop open and it's jaw drops like a ventriloquist's dummy and it screams! </p><p></p><p>The guy tries to run out, but the door slams shut. Everything in the room begins to shake. The mannequin won't stop screaming. The closet door opens and another screaming mannequin falls out. Then a screamming mannequin head comes crashing trough the window.</p><p></p><p>Finally, a pipe on the floor flies through the air and impales the man through the back.</p><p></p><p>And that's just the beginning! </p><p></p><p>This film is scary because you never know exactly what's going on. Chuck Conners is crazy and dresses like a little kid? Screaming and laughing mannequins? What the hell?!</p><p></p><p>On TV, there was an episode of <strong>Tales From The Crypt</strong> where David Warner was a child psychologist in a death house where a rotted zombie girl lived. </p><p></p><p>Also, does anyone remember Commander USA's Groovie Movies? Occassionally, he would show this shorts. Three stick out in my mind: The woman in the house with the ventriloquist's dummy. The guy who hears the mannequins in the shop upstairs moving around at night. And Richard "Rocky Horror Picture Show" O'Brien as a guy who builds a giant mousetrap to commit suicide.</p><p></p><p>The last one isn't scary per say, but it is unsettling.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Villano, post: 1489091, member: 505"] [B]Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark[/B]. Someone mentioned this one before. A couple buy a old house. They are told not to remove the metal plate on the chimney in the basement. Of course, they do and end up releasing some evil, little creatures. Scared the hell out of me as a kid, especially the ending. Everyone thinks the wife is insane (since she's the only person to see the things), so she's given a sedative. She can't move but is still conscious when the creatures start dragging her down into the basement... [B]Tourist Trap[/B]. The film opens with a guy whose car has broken down or run out of gas on a deserted, dirt road. Walking along, he finds a gas station. He looks around, trying to find somebody, when he sees someone lying on a cot with their back to him in a back room. The man walks up and touches the person. Suddenly, the "person's" head spins around 180 degrees! It's a mannequin! The eyes pop open and it's jaw drops like a ventriloquist's dummy and it screams! The guy tries to run out, but the door slams shut. Everything in the room begins to shake. The mannequin won't stop screaming. The closet door opens and another screaming mannequin falls out. Then a screamming mannequin head comes crashing trough the window. Finally, a pipe on the floor flies through the air and impales the man through the back. And that's just the beginning! This film is scary because you never know exactly what's going on. Chuck Conners is crazy and dresses like a little kid? Screaming and laughing mannequins? What the hell?! On TV, there was an episode of [B]Tales From The Crypt[/B] where David Warner was a child psychologist in a death house where a rotted zombie girl lived. Also, does anyone remember Commander USA's Groovie Movies? Occassionally, he would show this shorts. Three stick out in my mind: The woman in the house with the ventriloquist's dummy. The guy who hears the mannequins in the shop upstairs moving around at night. And Richard "Rocky Horror Picture Show" O'Brien as a guy who builds a giant mousetrap to commit suicide. The last one isn't scary per say, but it is unsettling. [/QUOTE]
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