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    Posted: June 10 2016 at 14:44
which childhood scare is most scary, which gives you most nightmares, which make you wee in your pants.
 Mörkö/the Groke/Hufsa/Morran

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pffff...

this one still freaks me out... 40 odd years after first seeing it in a book at the Multnomah Country library. LOL



Looks like I'll be sleeping with the lights on tonight.. thanks OP.

Take that crap away..I've seen scarier things at 2am at a 7-11.  Now that dude... was scary...
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Slappy from Goosebumps (TV series).
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Never heard of MorKo, but if I knew of him as a kid, I for sure would have had nightmares. Voldemort never scared me, I just like to make fun of him. So neither
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Rev Kane from Poltergeist 2 was a fairly disturbing character....

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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

pffff...

this one still freaks me out... 40 odd years after first seeing it in a book at the Multnomah Country library. LOL



Looks like I'll be sleeping with the lights on tonight.. thanks OP.

Take that crap away..I've seen scarier things at 2am at a 7-11.  Now that dude... was scary...


Max Schreck certainly was scary as "Nosferatu". he had a tell-tale name too; "Schreck" is German for "scare"


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When I was about eight or nine years old I watched an old "Dr.Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde" movie on TV one evening when my parents were not at home. There was one scene that scared me so much I had to switch off the TV. Jeckyll had just promised a group of people: "Hyde won't molest you anymore". Shortly after that he sat on a park bench and turned into Hyde again, which was shown by his hands becoming hairy. The idea of transforming into something else against your will scared me to death.


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Originally posted by BaldJean BaldJean wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

pffff...

this one still freaks me out... 40 odd years after first seeing it in a book at the Multnomah Country library. LOL



Looks like I'll be sleeping with the lights on tonight.. thanks OP.

Take that crap away..I've seen scarier things at 2am at a 7-11.  Now that dude... was scary...


Max Schreck certainly was scary as "Nosferatu". he had a tell-tale name too; "Schreck" is German for "scare"


no sh*t!  I never knew Schreck was German for scare.  Awesome.. yeah...scary as hell. Enough to give me a childhood fear of vampires. LOL Christopher Lee or Bela Lugosi never managed to do that... though Stephen King got a primary assist on the score sheet as well haha.
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This guy scared me to death when i was a kid:
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Morko looks too much like the cookie monster. He wouldn't have scared me as a kid.


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This guy, the evil dwarf from The Singing Ringing Tree:



utterly scared the crap out of me.  It was an East German production that was shown on British kids TV in the seventies for reasons that bewilder me. Possibly David Lynch was in charge of programming and wanted to traumatise a generation of children.
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When I was 5 or 6, watching the 1960s The Incredible Hulk cartoon series, when the Man would explode into The Incredible Hulk, I used to cry in fear! 
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Rather than humanoid characters, for me, it would be the shark from Jaws.
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^ same. Awful childhood memories.
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one particular Outer Limits


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Not as traumatic as The Shark but...this bitch :



and that one...
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There's nothing that still keeps me up nights, but I remember being really freaked out by one of those 'most haunted' documentaries. It was all good up until they had an actor playing the widow being woken up by the ghost of her husband staring at her with bared teeth and then shrieking at her.
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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

one particular Outer Limits


I was initially mistaken in thinking that was a Sandking that featured in the Outer Limits relaunch in the 90s, however that is obviously a still from the one of the 1960s OL episodes which is even more curious given that they have an "insect with a humanoid face" in common. 

The Sandkings episode was adapted from a short story of the same name that first appeared Omni Magazine in the late 70s (Omni was basically Penthouse without the soft-core porn). I remember reading Sandkings in Omni and found it deeply disturbing but found the TV adaptation staring Beau Bridges less so. I have to admit I had forgotten that Sandkings was written by George RR Martin and I wonder how much "inspiration" he drew from that 1960s episode. 
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Points: 65875 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 04 2016 at 19:12
^ The Zanti Misfits     -- gave many a young boy horrors
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Zanti_Misfits
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