Children in theaters totally = pedo slash.

[nextdrinksonme]

Small stupid in ask_me_anything:

tatterdemalion links to an article about how it is disrespectful and a bit morally wrong to bring small chilren to see horror movies (Hostel 2 was the example given and the children were 1 and 4 in the example), and asks who agrees or disagrees. I agree and make a statement that, unless the child has the attention span to sit there for the hr

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[therikkster]

My dad used to watch r-18 movies during the night while looking after me. When I was nocturnal.

I still can't close the shower curtain, go to sleep facing a mirror, or close my eyes in the bathroom without getting nervous.

[lickintoadz]

I can relate. My mom let me watch TX Chainsaw Massacre when I was five. Um...kay?!

[morpheus0013]

I saw "Poltergeist" around that same age.

Then we moved to a house with a big tree in the front yard.

Yargh.

[curlyjo1]

To this day, I can't sleep with the closet door open even a crack because of that movie.

Oh, but the kiddies won't remember! Yeah, right.

[pettythief]

Waaaah! I wasn't even allowed to watch Ghostbusters! And not because of the ghosts... because of the "sexy bit" when Sigourney's possessed and tries to get it on with Bill Murray. o____0

[jackie]

Yeah, I saw the Chucky movies when I was seven. Dolls that can move or talk on their own freak me out. As do ventriloquist dummies. *shudder*

[outcrazyophelia]

I saw it when I was 3, you want to say sleeping with the covers over your head for the next 5 years and still being creeped out by dolls? Blah.

[fugebabe8819]

You should've seen Mini Me after my parents watched Tremors.

[dysturbation]

I didn't even watch any horror movies when I was little, and I can't do any of those things.

Well, I can close the shower curtain, but I'm constantly checking it for shadows. I also can't sleep with my back to a window or door.

[therikkster]

So i'm not the only one!