What was the first scary movie you saw? How old were you?

FireSignFemme · 08-26-2017, 07:23 PM

I'm not sure what the first one was but do know it was one of the following three.

Dumbo – Because I thought his ears were cancerous and would need to be chopped off soon or he would die and if his ears were gone then he wouldn't be able to fly anymore and then he'd lose the very thing that made him so special and helped him to meet other animals and maybe become friends so he wouldn't have to be lonesome.

Bambi – His mother died, who unlike my mother seemed nice, what a loss. And such a shame to perish in a fire like that, an especially painful, anquished way to go. He couldn't have my mother though. Not because I was too selfish to share but because I cared enough about Bambi to not be cruel enough to punish him with her as a gift.

Sleeping Beauty – Maleficent. There are lots of scary things for a very young child to be frightened of about Maleficent but of all of them it was her ability to turn herself into a fire breathing dragon and send great walls of fiery flame shooting up everywhere that freaked me out the most - No, I don't want to get chased by any dragons, especially not a fire breathing one. I'm already a fire sign, I don't need to be on fire. Being set on fire is for somebody else. Like who? I don't know maybe my sister could have it.

homoe · 09-01-2017, 08:22 AM

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Originally Posted by FireSignFemme

I'm not sure what the first one was but do know it was one of the following three.

Dumbo – Because I thought his ears were cancerous and would need to be chopped off soon or he would die and if his ears were gone then he wouldn't be able to fly anymore and then he'd lose the very thing that made him so special and helped him to meet other animals and maybe become friends so he wouldn't have to be lonesome.

Bambi – His mother died, who unlike my mother seemed nice, what a loss. And such a shame to perish in a fire like that, an especially painful, anquished way to go. He couldn't have my mother though. Not because I was too selfish to share but because I cared enough about Bambi to not be cruel enough to punish him with her as a gift.

Sleeping Beauty – Maleficent. There are lots of scary things for a very young child to be frightened of about Maleficent but of all of them it was her ability to turn herself into a fire breathing dragon and send great walls of fiery flame shooting up everywhere that freaked me out the most - No, I don't want to get chased by any dragons, especially not a fire breathing one. I'm already a fire sign, I don't need to be on fire. Being set on fire is for somebody else. Like who? I don't know maybe my sister could have it.

When I read this and thought back to the Disney movies, you're so right some of these were scary as hell for a child

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2qt · 09-01-2017, 09:18 AM

Not the 2015 version..... The original & omg it scared the hooly dooly out of me... Watched it at the movies with my school friends & of course I had a damn scary looking tree right outside my bedroom window... I never got much sleep that night that's for sure!

Femmewench · 09-01-2017, 02:18 PM

Bambi - my mom took me to it, having no idea that Bambi's mom died. Apparently the damn fire wasn't scary enough. His mommy DIED. I was inconsolable. My mother was furious with Walt Disney.

Gayandgray · 09-01-2017, 02:27 PM

Not sure of the very first one but I do remember that 1973 movie DONT BE AFRAID OF THE DARK. I watched it with my Mom. And I remember IT'S ALIVE about that baby, Rosemary's Baby, and I think it was called THE BABYSITTER?

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FireSignFemme Senior Member How Do You Identify?: N/A Join Date: Jan 2016 Location: WA Posts: 4,434 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 37,962 Thanked 10,277 Times in 3,145 Posts Rep Power: 21474849	I'm not sure what the first one was but do know it was one of the following three. Dumbo – Because I thought his ears were cancerous and would need to be chopped off soon or he would die and if his ears were gone then he wouldn't be able to fly anymore and then he'd lose the very thing that made him so special and helped him to meet other animals and maybe become friends so he wouldn't have to be lonesome. Bambi – His mother died, who unlike my mother seemed nice, what a loss. And such a shame to perish in a fire like that, an especially painful, anquished way to go. He couldn't have my mother though. Not because I was too selfish to share but because I cared enough about Bambi to not be cruel enough to punish him with her as a gift. Sleeping Beauty – Maleficent. There are lots of scary things for a very young child to be frightened of about Maleficent but of all of them it was her ability to turn herself into a fire breathing dragon and send great walls of fiery flame shooting up everywhere that freaked me out the most - No, I don't want to get chased by any dragons, especially not a fire breathing one. I'm already a fire sign, I don't need to be on fire. Being set on fire is for somebody else. Like who? I don't know maybe my sister could have it.

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2qt Member How Do You Identify?: Femme Preferred Pronoun?: She, her.. Relationship Status: Single Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Mothership Posts: 873 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 861 Thanked 1,966 Times in 582 Posts Rep Power: 15312204	Not the 2015 version..... The original & omg it scared the hooly dooly out of me... Watched it at the movies with my school friends & of course I had a damn scary looking tree right outside my bedroom window... I never got much sleep that night that's for sure!