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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bill Scott" data-source="post: 1498299" data-attributes="member: 15316">I think the movie that scared me the most as a kid, and still gave me the creeps the last time I saw it which was around ten years ago, was a movie called Shock Waves. It starred Peter Cushing, who was a nazi scientist who was exiled to a deserted island, who created a pack of aquatic zombies. The zombies rising out of the water, even a darkened pool, made me afraid to go swimming a for a few weeks after that. Here is the IMDB link if anyone is interested <a href="http://amazon.imdb.com/title/tt0076704/" target="_blank">http://amazon.imdb.com/title/tt0076704/</a>.As far as tv is concerned, I remember three specific things that scared me but I can't remember what series they were from;1, Roddy McDowel played a rich young adult who left his father's, or grandfather, window open and he died of exposure. The old man was buried across the way in the family cemetary. In the house, there was a painting which showed the front of the house and cemetary. Now every time the RM character looked at the painting, which he does several times, he sees the old guy climb out of the grave and walk closer and closer to the house.      2, A man killed his wife and partner and buried their bodies under the tool shed out in the yard. Then he hears scratching noises coming from it. He checks it out and sees that the graves are disturbed. Thats all I remember of this show but I remember it scared the crap out of me as a kid3, A movie tech, I can't remember what field, finds out that actual ghosts of movie monsters are killing off the people he works with. To stop these ghosts, he has to break into the film warehouse and burn the movie</blockquote>

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