Movies You Shouldn't Have Seen While Young?

[katmai]

Yet what scared me the most?
Snow white and Pinocchio at like age 4. 

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yep those are the scenes.

[Admiral Yi]

Exorcist at 14 or so.

[Richard Hakluyt]

I saw Hitchcock's Psycho at age 11 for some reason or other. It is precisely the sort of movie that frightens me even to this day (as opposed to the ridiculous sadistic gorefests which merely bore), never been able to shower in an unlocked room since 

[Razgovory]

I saw part of Alien on PBS when I was....well...before first grade, I think.  I got up to the Last Supper scene and then I started crying and ran away. 

I also saw a lot of early X-Files at an early, early age.

How old are you again?

[Duque de Bragança]

Day of the Living Dead gave me a nightmare the first time I saw it, well into my teenage years. Or perhaps it was the horrible (Spanish) dubbing. Stuff of what horror movies are made 
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[BVN]

I saw Night of the Living Dead and Nightmare on Elm street at a young age. Didn't sleep so well afterwards.

And to be honest, I still hate horror movies. My imagination is a bit to livid, I guess... 

[Caliga]

I sometimes think I might have started watching porn a little too young (age 11 or so)... but it's not my fault that my dad's desk drawer lock was so easy to pick.

[Brazen]

I saw David Lynch's Eraserhead on TV when I was about 12 and it scared the living bejesus out of me. Don't think I could even watch it again now.

I read the book of Alien years before I could watch the film, and my mum took it away from me as I couldn't sleep at night.

[Sheilbh]

I saw about ten minutes of It when I was 6-7.  I was at my aunty's and they had Sky.  I turned to one of the movie channels and thought it was a film about a clown

I also saw Terminator and Terminator 2 when very young (though my mum made me watch a video of 'The Making of Terminator' first).  And The Silence of the Lambs.

[grumbler]

Saw The Haunting as a young'un. Scared the shit out of me, even more so because you never actually saw any monsters.

I still think it is right up there with Alien and Psycho as a contender for the scariest movie I have ever seen.

[Octavian]

Yet what scared me the most?
Snow white and Pinocchio at like age 4. 

7 Horrifying Moments from Classic Kids Movies

The Pinocchio and the donkeys thing scared me when I was a kid   

[Ed Anger]

Friday the 13th(the original one). The Woody Woodpecker cartoon beforehand was awesome. I think I was 8 or 9 at the time.

Actually what scared the living fuck out of me when I was a kid was not a movie but a section in the Dayton Daily news that described a fictional nuclear attack on Wright Patterson wit 2 400kt warheads. I was living in the vaporization/die instantly area. And the description of the Mayor of Dayton bleeding out of the eyes in the basement of city hall was freaky as hell.

The Cold War. Gotta love it.

[saskganesh]

I saw a Woody Allen film as a 5 year old on a plane.

lots of sex. I thought it was all funny 'cause Allen was chaplain-esque.

[saskganesh]

Friday the 13th(the original one).

I saw that for the very first time last week. what surprised me the most was that Jason the franchise is not in the franchise film.

[merithyn]

Halloween

I was eight or nine, my older brother and his son came over, and we all watched it together. Still the scariest movie I've ever seen, and throughout my teen years when I babysat, I locked every door in the house and had every light on throughout until the parents came home.