Comments on: Freaky Friday

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By: kats

kats — Fri, 20 Jul 2007 00:46:59 +0000

I realize no one is reading this anymore but me, but I had to add one more. Pinnochio. The Disney movie. The freakin’ puppet was bad enough but no, then they had to start turning him and the other real boys into donkeys! I still can’t watch that movie. Speaking of Disney movies, have to make mention of “The Fox and The Hound”. One of the most depressing movie endings. Ever.

By: Jennifer

Jennifer — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 17:47:15 +0000

1. Joan Crawford’s eye brows (not in black & white but in technocolor)
2.Movie- “What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?”

By: Ellipsian

Ellipsian — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 02:54:21 +0000

Somehow the Comments section has gone until now with nary a mention of “Jaws”. (shudder) Somehow MY parents thought it would be okay to let me watch that damn movie when I was five…I’ve had almost 27 years of trauma since! I saw a mere clip of a dry-land, no-beach scene at my friend’s house on TV when I was 12 and I had off-the-scale nightmares for days; caught another clip while I was at a sleep-over and woke my friend’s whole family in the middle of the night with my screams; then I tried to read the book later that year (…stupid…) and couldn’t get out of my bed for fear of sharks eating my feet. I still get freaked out going in the water at the beach, but the thought of diving in in the middle of the ocean (a la “Open Water”) just… (shudder shudder shudder). Ugh!

By: ericalina

ericalina — Mon, 16 Jul 2007 23:45:38 +0000

all of these comments prove my theory that for some reason, parents thought it was OKAY to show poltergeist to insanely young children! i have no idea why! but i am glad i am not alone. that movie scares the bleep out of me to this day, and I am nearly 30! plus, as ep sato mentioned, carol anne died in real life, plus her sister, the indian, and the old guy. all very strangely…(murdered, obstructed bowel, etc.)
i can just not handle that clown, or when the power tools come to life. what the eff!!!

By: luvhoney

luvhoney — Mon, 16 Jul 2007 21:56:42 +0000

I loved “Are You Afraid of The Dark?”. That show was awesome, and I also read all of the R.L Stine books I could get my hands on. Another collection of books I read over and over were the “Scary Stories”. I think there were 3 in all and they were filled with ghost stories. I think R.L Stine may have been in with those also. I still get freaked out if I think of any of those stories.