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[yingwenlaoshi]

I was scared of the potato man:

[VanIslander]

had several major nightmares about plane crashes (but eagerly went on those floater planes with my dad) and drowning (but swam in every river and seaside beach I could, even swam with whales, as I grew up on canada's west coast, where dolphins, seals, orca played around the bays we went to on Vancouver Island)

wait... yes,..., I was definitely scared at the thought of the cold-blooded great white shark

[JMO]

Dracula..read the penguins children's edition when i was 8/9 and was terrified. Still have vampire dreams on an almost nightly basis although they dont scare me any more. Love Vampire movies, novels etc now also.

[krats1976]

Spiders... specifically black widows. I watched some horrible movie once about a woman who turned into a giant black widow & ate her twin sister's boyfriends.

Had nightmares for years.



Didn't help that I lived in Eastern Washington where we regularly had black widows in/around the house.

[VanIslander]

[Milwaukiedave]

I had the reoccuring dream about falling off a tall building and then waking up before I hit bottom. I'm not that afraid of heights though because I've gone repelling and gone on rollercosters.

[oneofthesarahs]

Oh dear god the horror


Just googling that picture sort of made me want to jump on my chair and lift my skirt like a woman in the 50s seeing a mouse.

[Qinella]

I was afraid of the dark for a long time because of having hypnogogic hallucinations. Also, I was raised to believe that demons are real and they are constantly working in partnership with Satan to torment Christians. So, I was scared of demons, too.

[SuperHero]

I saw this late night movie that I wasn't supposed to watch where a couple go skinny dipping in a pool. The thing was the pool was filled with pirahna's and they got eaten alive. I remembered that scene for years.

[gsxr750r]

I saw that same movie. Maybe it was called "Pirahna!"

There was this big fat guy whom I remember falling off of a boat/raft and being eaten in under a minute. Also a few divers who came across skeletons under water.

My sister had this rubber skull that laughed when you squeezed its head. She used to chase me around with it.

Scared the hell out of me.

[pdx]

by about kindergarten age we had had our home broken into, ran into with a car, and had our cars broken into a number of times. Combine that a year or two later consistently watching Matlock, Murder She Wrote, and Hawaii Five-O on a regular basis and my only concern and nighttime fear became intruders in the home. In fact, I was scared shitless about it until about 3 years ago when I lived in an apartment by myself in Mexico.

Also, in first grade, I spent the night at my friend's house, on the third floor, and she told me that the boogey man lived across the street. I thought he was a man covered in boogers.

[happeningthang]

Wasn't worried too much about creepy crawlies living in the outback. The first movie I ever saw, however, featured this....





And if that wasn't enough she was backed up by these...



Gave me my first ever nightmares

[SarcasmKills]

The first nightmares I can remember featured the cast from "Today's Special"..

Mannequins, talking mice and old men puppets suck.

[yingwenlaoshi]

I can't remember the name of the movie, but it was back in the early eighties on TV. It had an Egyptian style coffin (like King Tut), but it was a baby. It was breathing inside and the coffin, where the belly is, was going up in down in breathing movements. Freaked me out. Then my mother told me to go to bed. Upstairs. Alone. Oh man!

[Qinella]