Scenes From Horror Movies That Scared Me When I Was Young.

This is something very different in terms of my channel. I have been wanting to do a video like this for a while and I thought why not do it now. So in this video I am going to be talking about some horror movie scenes that scared unsettled or creeped me out when I was younger.
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[@davidbergin2086]

The super computer trapping and converting the woman in Superman III. Scared the crap out of me when i was a kid.😅

[@millerman9991]

That is such a great shout out David and if I ever do a list of scenes that scared me from none horror movies that will definitely be up there. Scared the s*** out of me

[@MUSICLOVER72]

Brilliant video Keith, great idea. You're right, Halloween III is definitley a hugely underrated movie. For me...Halloween, An American Werewolf In London, The Fog, and The Thing From Another World gave me the biggest chills/frights as a youngster 👍

[@millerman9991]

Very hard to argue with your list Chris. If I ever get to do another video like this I guarantee you an American Werewolf will definitely feature in it. There are so many that come to mind. But thank you as always my friend for taking the time to stop by and check out this video. I had a fun time doing this one

[@TheGazza83]

The soundtrack to the thing, still gets me

[@millerman9991]

I couldn't agree more. It's hard to believe it's not John Carpenter's theme

[@tomflounders7061]

Great video Keith. The shining's room 237 really frightened me as a kid. Not a horror but I also found Murphy's death in Robocop very unsettling (and still do everytime i watch it now!). It's a great scene though as it really sets the scene for how brutal this version of detroit is, and why they're in dire need of a robocop! All the best mate

[@millerman9991]

The Shining was very close to making my list. If I get to do another video like this chances are it will feature in it. That scene you are talking about in robocop is very upsetting. It is so brutal. It use to upset me when I was younger. Thank you so much Tom for stopping by and for sharing some of your favorites with me

[@JuuzouSuzuya142]

Rachels sister Zelda in Pet Semetary (1989). Saw it when I was probably younger than I should've been and it burned into my memory 😂 Great video Keith!

[@millerman9991]

That is another fantastic shout out. There is actually a few scenes from pet semetary I would happily put into this list. But the sister is genuine terrifying. Thank you so much for stopping by and sharing it with me

[@mackchats6520]

Demons has always been one of my favorites , I was 7 when that hit the video shops and it haunted me for years and to this day I've not seen a horror film as unique as it, theres a lot to love about Demons 2, the spiral stair case scenes, the party massacre scene, the kid hiding from the demon and as silly as it is the demon walking to the tv to come out of it gives me the heebie's, and Simon Boswell's score is for me on a par with the first.

[@millerman9991]

That movie unsettles me so much and I can tell you nothing has changed over the years. Demons 2 is a fantastic sequel and of course it has its moments as you mentioned David. Actually the setting to Demons 2 lens incredibly well to a horror movie. I'm actually talking about here and now I want to watch it. Thank you as always my friend for taking the time to stop by

[@billg3356]

Keith, this was a great video, man! Excellent picks all around. Here are a few of my favorite scenes that scared the shit out of me when I was a kid: JAWS: Ben Gardner's head would be the obvious choice, but I think I'll give the edge to Charlie trying to outswim the dock. "SWIM, CHARLIE, SWIM! DON'T LOOK BACK, CHARLIE!" Halloween: Michael sitting up after being "killed". Friday the 13th: Kevin Bacon's death. Madman: The flashback to him killing his family. Texas Chainsaw: The guy getting clubbed, then Leatherface slamming that giant metal door shut. Salem's Lot: The scene with Geoffrey Lewis and his glowing eyes, hissing "Looook aaaat meeee!" Exorcist III: You know the scene. American Werewolf in London: The Tube scene. Amityville II: The very end, when the priest realizes he's been forsaken. That damn music... The Exorcist: As a kid, all the extreme parts scared me. Now, as an adult, that whole opening in Iraq is deeply unsettling.

[@millerman9991]

Hey Bill. First off thank you so much for the very kind words. I wanted to do something a little different for once and it's nice that it's getting such a great reception. Now as for your picks every single one of them could have featured in this video. As a matter of fact if this video gets a good response and I get to do another one a lot of these will probably feature in it. The Exorcist 3 in particular. But it was so refreshing to see MadMan feature in this list as well. Thank you so much Bill for taking the time to put all of this down. Honestly I really appreciate the effort

[@billg3356]

@@millerman9991 hey, you're the one putting in all the time and effort with your vids, man. It's just fun to talk horror with a fellow fan. Keep up the great work, Keith!

[@millerman9991]

@billg3356 you are a gentleman Bill and thank you so much. It's one thing to watch my videos but to put down such a list is great not just for me but the people that read the comments as well. Like I said the effort is really appreciated

[@thatotherretroguy]

Great video, Keith. I'd have to agree that the ending to Halloween III is possibly the greatest ending ever written. You get a feeling of dread sweep over you as the it goes on. I'd also add the ending to The Thing. It still leaves you guessing today, and it's another great ending.

[@millerman9991]

Great minds think alike because I absolutely agree with you when it comes to the thing. It is so bleak but as you said it keeps you guessing. That movie screams atmosphere. I can't get enough of it. But thank you so much Mike for taking the time to stop by

[@reprobert]

What I love about that one scene in Halloween you mentioned is the suspense without adding any jump scares. Nowadays incompetent directors throw jum scares in scenes like that. Like David Gordon Green in the new Halloween trilogy. Nice list. Although most of these movies I watched when I was a bit older. Someone like Jason Voorhees or Pennywise scared the crap out of me when I was a child. Especially Pennywise. Legendary role by Tim Curry. The movie itself is a bit cheap in the end, but nothing beats a monstrous clown. I also remember the movie Cats eye. And specific the short story with the little monsters who crawl out of the wall and stole the girls breath while she was sleeping. I was covering the boards on the bottom of my wall with all kinds of stuff so there wasn't any space on the wall left where they could crawl out of. Great vid en stories. Always nice to hear some personal stories from your youth.

[@millerman9991]

That's the one brilliant thing about putting a video like this together is for people to share some of their experiences when they were younger. I know exactly what you mean by the way when it comes to modern day Horrors. Riddled in jump scares and that's not how you do it. There really knew how to make Horrors back in the day. Tim Curry as pennywise is a fantastic shout out by the way Robert. I know it's a straight to TV movie and it looks a little on the cheap side but take nothing away from it it is still a wonderful horror movie. That story you are talking about in cat's eye is my favorite story in that movie. The little girl is Drew Barrymore by the way. But thank you so much Robert for stopping by and for sharing some of your favorites with me

[@Gazza636]

The scariest movie when I was a kid was Quatermass and the pit, that film scared the shit out of me,my favourite The Thing scene is when McCready puts the hot wire into the blood and it jumps up and screams ,I still jump at that,Great video Keith,All the best Gary 👍🏻

[@millerman9991]

You are going to be shocked to hear that I have not seen quatermass and the Pit. It's one of those movies that has passed me by. I really need to remedy that. The thing has so many scenes that could have featured in this video. That scene with the wire is a great shout out. Thank you as always Gary for taking the time to stop by

[@anthonywest1047]

High good evening Keith what a absolutely fantastic 👏 video about your top 10 horror movies. My favourite scene is in the original texas chainsaw massacre where I can't remember his name but it's the scene where the guy taps on the door and shouts hello and he walks up to the silver door and leatherface opens the silver door when he slames the door shut. The sound in the background truly truly unforgettable. Take care buddy

[@millerman9991]

Hey Anthony. I have to admit that is my scariest scene in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. As a matter of fact it took me a few days to Shake That scene off me. It really sticks with you. Thank you so much my friend for taking the time to stop by and check this out and Share one of your scariest with me. I thought I would try something a little different.

[@irwfcm]

Good list. My only beef with it is the best ending ever in a horror movie. It's a more recent movie, but for me that is The Mist. That ending is so good, Stephen King himself even said he wished he had that of that ending for the book. It's just brilliant.

[@millerman9991]

I do have my issues when it comes to the ending of The Mist. I'm not going to say anything here because I'm going to be doing a video on its 4K release sometime in the near future. But it's a fantastic movie

[@Steve_281]

An absolute banger of a video, Keith! This is literally one of my favourite subjects to talk about because it's so subjective. You've mentioned some superb moments there. I have to say Salem's Lot is right up there for me too. Danny Glick at the window shit me right up as a kid. Also the seen where Mike, the gravedigger, is in the rocking chair. Amazing looking vampires, yhat arevactually frightening, and those vampire eyes have never been bettered.

[@millerman9991]

Honestly Steve there is a reason to why I left Salem's lot to last and it's because I think it's probably the scariest movie ever made. There is a least seven scenes in that movie I could have featured in this video and to think it's a straight to TV movie. This is a video I have been wanting to do for a while now and I have to admit I had a blast putting it together. It's very easy to talk about something like this when you love horror as much as I do. But thank you so much for stopping by and sharing some of your favorite scenes

[@Steve_281]

@millerman9991 you could tell you enjoyed this one, Keith. Positively gleeful 😂 I love all sorts of movies, but horror is my first and last love. I bore John over at Mondo Chelloveck with my horror-based musings 😂

[@millerman9991]

@Steve_281 I'm just like yourself I am huge into horror and whenever I get around to doing a video based on that very topic it's very hard not to be enthusiastic. John loves his Horrors as well. Much more than I do and that's saying something

[@Spider-Mancini]

Great video, as always Keith. I’m a huge Halloween fan too, it’s my favourite movie of all time, and like yourself I have seen it, and some of the sequels (there are a few that I avoid - 5, and the David Gordon Green films) many times. The moment in the 1978 original that always creeps me out is when you can see Michael’s face/mask in the doorway of the washroom watching Annie. It’s so subtle and easy to miss, but creepy as hell. Another film that I didn’t think would creep me out as a kid, as it was shot in black and white, is Robert Wise’s 1963 The Haunting. In particular the scene where Eleanor is telling Theo that she is holding her hand too tight, and when she looks down, there is no one holding her hand. Just chilling! And as for Salem’s Lot - well I have a story about that. I had just been released from hospital after a dog attack to my face in 1981, when we went on a family holiday to Devon directly afterwards. As my brother and I were not allowed in the pub, we were left alone outside in a shack which had a television set in it atop a fridge, and a broken down games machine. The small room was covered in cobwebs, with huge spiders and crane flies drifting around. Outside the room it was pitch black, and the absolutely perfect place to watch Salem’s Lot, as you wondered if any of the vampires might be lurking outside. It was moments like this that encouraged me to write and direct my own short horror films on my other channel Mancini Pictures Ltd. I look forward to your next video. All the best - Gary Mancini

[@millerman9991]

Hey Gary. I am one of those weird dedicated Halloween fans. Like for instance every October I have to watch every single Halloween movie and yes I am including those horrible Rob Zombie movies. There is some very bad sequels but I can't help myself. I am embarrassed to say that I haven't seen the original haunting. I have seen the remake as a matter of fact I have the 4K coming this week. I really need to remedy that very soon. Now that is what I like to call the perfect environment to sit down and watch Salem's Lot. I'm not quite sure if I would be able to enjoy the movie but it definitely sets a mood. Thank you so much for taking the time to stop by and check out my video and of course for sharing that story and some of your favorites. I really appreciate it

[@Ramsdend2001]

Hey Keith, absolutely loved this video, brought back some great memories. The film that scared me the most takes me right back to when I was about six or seven years old. My old man was going to watch the original version of The Fly, and asked me if I wanted to stay up and watch it with him. Of course I said yes, how could I pass up such an opportunity? Unfortunately, 30 minutes into the film, my dad proceeded to fall asleep and leave me, absolutely terrified and frozen to the spot, to watch the film alone. To this day that “help me” at the end of the film haunts me! Nothing else even comes close.

[@millerman9991]

Wow that is very kind of you to say Dave and I have to admit it's gotten such a great response in the comment section and I am definitely going to come back and do a follow-up to this video. You are not the first person to mention the fly in the comment section and that ending was absolutely terrifying back in the day. I have to admit Dave my father done the exact same thing with myself only for the movie was the Exorcist. Wrap your head around that one. I think I was rocking myself in a corner for almost a week trying to recover from that experience 😂😂

[@darkalo1984]

When I was like 8 I watched bits of Alien (1979) on TV and it scared the hell out of me. Dallas crawling in the tunnels, those moments with Ripley running down the corridors with the sirens blasting aloud... It took me a decade to face the movie again on DVD.

[@millerman9991]

It's amazing that a movie can have that kind of power over you. I absolutely agree with everything you said. That Dallas scene in particular is absolutely fantastic and it is one of so many I could have spoke about in this video.

[@isamuu99]

Excellent video Keith. When you said Halloween I thought you were gonna say the scene with Michael opening the bedroom door wearing the white sheet over his head with Bob's glasses. That scene scared the pants off me as a kid lol. Such a classic film.

[@millerman9991]

Honestly there is so many scenes I could have featured in this video from that movie alone. That scene you are talking about is so unbelievably simple but yet it works so incredibly well. Definitely one of its standout scenes. But thank you so much for stopping by and sharing that with me

[@fourlights]

What a list of absolute bangers you picked in general Keith and i hope on the off chance some people bought some if they somehow havent heard of them. I have to agree that theatre of the mind works so well to let you imagine the carnage and brutality of a scene that was off camera, they actually did that quite well in Halloween 2018 at the petrol station. From the original Halloween i have to mention when Michael is standing quite close to Annie at the back door when shes on the phone and walks to the side as she turns around was very creepy. I wasnt scared of alot of scenes that i supposed to when i was little such as nightmare on elm street ceiling scene, we were 7 or 8 and laughing at it thinking it was cool, and same in alot of other horrors. I had to see them as an adult and understand why they were supposed to scary. Great picks Keith, and i knew John Carpenter would feature of course. Just an edit here, but thinking back of a scene that creeped me a bit as a kid was actually tim curry pennywise at the clothesline when he takes the child, definitely that over the sewer drain with georgie, it was all about his face stuck in my head.

[@millerman9991]

I'm a bit like yourself Steve. Not many things scared me when I was younger particularly movies that should have. Like for instance you noticed I never mentioned anything about the Exorcist because when I first seen that movie I was actually laughing a lot during it. It's only when I got older that I fully appreciate what that movie is. That's a great shout out by the way when it comes to pennywise from the original it. There's a few scenes from that movie I could mention. If I have a chance to do a follow-up video to this one that probably will feature in it. Thank you as always Steve for stopping by and of course for sharing some of yours

[@angelogabrielvidallo5416]

the last exorcism Was Scared The Hell Out Of Me But I Love That It's Underrated

[@millerman9991]

I honestly don't remember the movie all that well.

[@angelogabrielvidallo5416]

@@millerman9991 Yeah I Know And Also Pet Sematary That Zelda Scene Was Scared Me

[@millerman9991]

Yeah that was a very scary scene. There's a few in that movie

[@XFile2708]

Some great choices there matey.. Halloween 3 being one of my favs... One of the creepiest for me is the Reverend scene in Poltergeist 2.. still creeps me out to this day lol

[@millerman9991]

That is a very good shout out by the way when it comes to poltergeist 2. He always scared the s*** out of me when I was younger. There is so many I could add to this list and hopefully if the video gets a good response I can do a follow-up. Thank you for checking it out

[@darkvader7231]

Certainly agree with you about The Thing and The Fog. Salems Lot is crying out for a remastered 4k release with decent extras, wish they'd hurry it up. One of the scariest for me is the original 1989 Woman in Black, had to sleep with lights full on, scared the absolute crap out of me and still does. Way better than the daniel radcliffe film which relied on cliche'd jump scares. I prefer slow build up of atmosphere and tension which the 89 version had in abundance. I was lucky to get the limited edtion release on Bluray by Network in 2018.

[@millerman9991]

When I heard about the remake of Salem's Lot I thought that would be the time where we would get a 4K release of the original. But unfortunately the remake has been shelved and nobody seems to know what's going on with it. I'm embarrassed to say that I have never seen the 1989 Woman in Black. To be honest I didn't even realize that the Daniel Radcliffe version was a remake. I am definitely going to try and Hunt that down especially after reading what you said in terms of atmosphere and tension. Sounds right up my street.

[@stevenmassey3824]

Great horror films there!! The one that scared me is another Donald Sutherland classic, the end scene in Don't Look Now 😱

[@millerman9991]

Yeah one or two people mentioned don't look now tonight. Very hard to disagree with that ending. Thank you so much Steven for stopping by and sharing one of your favorite scares

[@paulbowler5345]

Cool list & lots of my favourite scary moments as well, especially Thing & Alien. The one that still scare me silly tho is the dog attack in the graveyard of the original Omen movie. Burrrr, gives me chills every time! 👻

[@millerman9991]

Honestly Paul the Omen came very close to making this list. That scene you mentioned is brilliant but the one that always gives me the chills is when the photographer captures his own reflection and you see the crack going across his neck. There's so many great scenes in The Omen. Thank you as always for stopping by and sharing one of yours

[@paulbowler5345]

@millerman9991 Yeah, that scene where you see the line on the photo is so chilling The Omen still freaks me out, brilliant horror film. Hope you do more To 10's, cool idea and lot of fun ti hear your views. 😀👍

[@millerman9991]

@paulbowler5345 yeah I'm sure I will do a few more of these in the future. People seem to have enjoy it.

[@calidude4211]

What was the scene that scared me the most from Halloween 3? The scene where I realized that it had nothing to do with Halloween 1 or 2 😨. Still, it is an awesome movie. All of the scenes you talk about are spot on scary scenes 👍. Nice vid Keith.

[@millerman9991]

I had to admit it never bothered me back in the day when I realized Michael Myers was not involved. It was actually a great idea it was meant to become this Halloween horror Anthology where they were going to bring one out every year. It's a shame it didn't take off

[@OzzyMandias]

For a terrible moment I thought you weren't going to include Salems Lot - The prison scene disturbed me for real, I don't think I ever got over it, it's scary now but at 10 years old

[@millerman9991]

There is no way you can put a list like this together and not feature Salem's Lot. It's probably why it's the last movie on this video because it hands down the scariest movie ever made. That prison scene is a great shout out as well. It just makes me want to watch it again

[@OzzyMandias]

​@@millerman9991 I was allowed to stay up and watch it cause it had Hutch in it...Didn't expect masterpiece level Horror...well we live and learn...or maybe not?

[@millerman9991]

@OzzyMandias I don't think anybody was expecting anything from it at the time. But to get one of the scariest movies of all time was very unexpected and to think it's a straight to TV movie.

[@markpugh6808]

The original Halloween and Romeros Dawn Of the Dead were the only films that scared me as a kid but now I love both movies

[@millerman9991]

Yeah very hard to complain about both of those movies. Both are horror masterpieces

[@bigjay539]

Impressive list that , all brilliant movies , Salem's Lot vampire at the window scared me shitless as well 😆

[@millerman9991]

That's scene even today scares me. Not many movies can say that. Thank you so much for checking them out

[@artmanson666]

U and I share the same favorite movie of all time being Halloween. Great video! Love that movie! The mask scared the crap outta me when I was a kid. Halloween 2 also .

[@millerman9991]

There was no way I was ever going to put a video like this together and not feature Halloween and the first two sequels. I love them so much. Great to hear that you enjoy them as much as I do

[@iansteventon4221]

Same here with salems lot ! Kept me awake for weeks. The changelling was also a film that really tormented me , watched with my sister and had to sleep in her room afterwards. Can remember her getting told of from my mam for letting me watch it 😂

[@millerman9991]

The Changeling is one of those movies I really need to revisit. The only reason why I haven't done it sooner is because I want that second sight 4K release but I can't seem to get my hands on it. Your poor sister gets the blame in the end. Priceless

[@iansteventon4221]

@@millerman9991 ha . Aye wouldn't mind seeing the changeling again myself in 4k but got way too many films I've bought and not watched yet mate. I watched dune 2 4k tonight and its absolute reference stuff mate , the atmos is wicked . Gave my new subwoofer a chanve to shine 🔊. Look forward to hearing your thoughts.

[@darkalo1984]

Very nice and fresh topic by the way.

[@davejanes8091]

Hey Keith, great list. I myself have 2 that really stand out for me. 1/...The Fly ('58) "Help me, help me" still affects me to this day. And 2/...Island of Terror ('66). Scientists create this creature that kills people and the only thing that saved humanity was that this happened on an island. The movie ends with a lab in (I believe) China creating the same creature. Knowing that they are no longer confined to an island scared the crap out of me.

[@millerman9991]

That is a great shout out when it comes to the original fly movie. I remember that scene so well. I have to admit Dave I have not seen island of Terror but if I have a chance to I promise you I will check it out particularly after reading what you said here. That's the great thing about doing a video like this it could turn me onto other movies that I've missed. Thank you as always for taking the time to stop by

[@shonteff]

loved this video Keith! happy memories. love all these movies too :)

[@millerman9991]

Wow thank you so much. I really appreciate it. It's always scary to try something a little different. I had a blast putting this together

[@adamj141]

Great video Keith. Yep Salem’s Lot Scene scared the living crap out of me when I was young, and watched it recently and still does!😂 But Dead and Buried was the one film that terrified me as a kid, not sure of the scenes because I won’t watch it even now!😂, Great videos mate👍

[@millerman9991]

I really need to revisit dead and buried. I know I have seen it but for the life of me I cannot remember the movie. I definitely want to check it out now after reading this comment. Thank you so much Adam for stopping by and for sharing one of your favorites in terms of scares

[@Veniceredmask01]

Fantastic picks as usual Keith

[@millerman9991]

Thank you so much for checking them out. I really appreciate it

[@andylikesstuffchannel]

Disturbing scenes are the ones that freak me out don't get scared in Horror

[@millerman9991]

Nowadays I would never get scared by movies. But it was very different when growing up.

[@user-friendly-b6q]

Wonderful scenes the ones you talked about. Horror films scare the shit out of me, literally it is very hard for me to watch them, I know I am missing something that is part and parcel with loving movies, but that's the way it is. I have seen only a few of those iconic movies mentioned by you Keith. Thank you very much for another great video !

[@millerman9991]

They are definitely not for everybody and trust me if you sat down and watched some of the few that I mentioned in this video chances are you won't get much sleep. But it's a video I have been always wanting to do and horror is my favorite genre. Fingers crossed it gets a decent response and if so I will look into doing more of them in the future. But thank you as always for taking the time to stop by

[@user-friendly-b6q]

@@millerman9991 Thank you again Keith, I hope you get a great response and keep up the good work! Take care my friend!

[@millerman9991]

Fingers crossed. I will have to wait and see. Thank you again my friend

[@cgray8267]

America werewolf in London ! The Nazi wolves with the muppet show on the TV ! 😱…nice vice Keith ! Fun

[@millerman9991]

That is a great scene Conor. Next to the transformation scene that's probably one of the better ones

[@user-lw4jo4iu2s]

Lol this video Keith. For me it was the fog. Alien and aliens and the omen.and of course Sales lot please do another Keith

[@millerman9991]

I'm hoping to do another one Derek. It all depends on how well this video is received. Unfortunately it's not doing the greatest at the moment but I'm hoping it will kick along sometime tomorrow. But thank you so much for stopping by

[@djnkosi]

This is great!

[@millerman9991]

Thank you so much. I really appreciate that

[@slipknotfan4204]

Ripley's nightmare in ALIENS, I saw this when I was young. It was my first time seeing any Alien movie, so I had no idea what was going on. I was so scared I couldn't watch the rest of the movie, I quit after that scene. Then some years later I watched Ridley Scott's A L I E N, which by then I had built up enough courage to finally finish ALIENS 😄

[@millerman9991]

I've said this already tonight in another comment but it is amazing the power certain movies can have over you. That's a great shout out when it comes to aliens by the way. Absolutely terrifying and thank God you decided after all those years to go back to aliens because it would have been a shame to miss out on what is probably the greatest sequel ever made. Thank you so much my friend for stopping by and sharing that with me

[@mikegardner5692]

Agree, I never slept for weeks after watching the child vampire tapping on the window at night with all the fog behind him. Halloween has always remained my all time favourite horror film. I also remember the head popping out the bottom of the boat in Jaws!!! Shit myself. 😂

[@millerman9991]

Honestly Mike if I thought of Jaws I guarantee you it would have featured in this video and it would have been that scene that you are talking about. If I get a chance to do another one of these videos I might feature it in it. But thank you so much for taking the time to stop by and Share one of your favorites

[@mikegardner5692]

It would be great if you did another one of these videos. Horror is my favourite genre, I would love to watch it. On another note, did you order Aliens Expanded on blu-ray? I’ve put my order in, and if you ordered before the closing date you can get the documentary, a T-shirt and your name in the credits!

[@millerman9991]

@mikegardner5692 tell you the truth Mike I thought it was a little bit expensive so I wasn't going to buy it. But a friend of mine from Gibraltar contacted me last week and he actually ordered me a copy of it. I honestly can't wait to see it and apparently they are working on their next expanded release and it's going to be John Carpenters The Thing

[@mikegardner5692]

That’s amazing. I will 100% be getting ‘The Thing’ expanded! Love John Carpenter and the Thing is such a classic. Seen it so many times and just last week I picked up my copy of The Thing collectors edition 4k on eBay. 👍👍👍

[@millerman9991]

@mikegardner5692 honestly Mike I have that many editions of the thing in my collection it's borderline ridiculous at this point. I will definitely be picking up the expanded release as well

[@AVshadow2071]

Would have to agree on Salem's Lot. Two scenes, the windows scene, and when we first see the head vampire. But I also had nightmares as a child after seeing some scenes of the original The Mummy when I was probably around 5 years old 😅

[@millerman9991]

There are so many scenes in Salem's Lot that I could have spoke about in this video. I think it's probably the scariest movie ever made. That's a great shoutout by the way when it comes to the original Mummy.

[@dwgould2001]

Salems lot - Window scene and the coffin scene, The window scene was just out and out creepy and scary, the coffin scene imo the greatest jump scare ever. The scariest scene was when my mum got home after work and finding out my Dad had let my now traumaitized younger brother watch Salems lot. It wern't pretty.

[@millerman9991]

@dwgould2001 isn't it amazing that it was always the fathers that allowed their sons to watch these movies. The only reason why I say that is because my father done the exact same thing. I was only 10 years old when I watched the Exorcist for the first time With My Father. He thought nothing of it

[@ryanharris7701]

Nice video, Keith

[@millerman9991]

Thank you as always Ryan for stopping by

[@gregmurtagh8295]

Them scenes you were on about, 100% with you.

[@millerman9991]

Yeah I thought you might. Thanks for checking it out

[@gregmurtagh8295]

@millerman9991 even though I'm still on the far side of the world. Be back Wednesday

[@millerman9991]

No worries.

[@paulcole7677]

That hall way cut scene in Exorcist 3. Don't think I need to say more

[@millerman9991]

That is a fantastic scene. Comfortably the best scene in that movie

[@mikedodd]

Hi Keith some good choice's when you are young The Thing really gets to you

[@millerman9991]

Like I said in the video Mike there is so many scenes in the thing you could talk about. It's just one of those movies. Thank you so much for checking it out

[@MadonnaRockedGermany]

The Fog is a masterpiece from start to finish. Do you have the Shout Factory release in your collection? I highly recommend getting this for the sake of the Dolby Atmos track! Also the remastered mono track is quite impressive and the transfer even slightly better than the StudioCanal one. I used to be at Point Reyes lighthouse many years ago when I visited my relatives in Sacramento. Such a spectacular view from up there and you wouldn't expect how high this spot is located when you see it in the movie.

[@millerman9991]

I actually have three versions of The Fog from shout factory believe it or not. The Dolby Atmos soundtrack transforms that movie. It looks amazing as well. I've seen a few location videos on that Lighthouse and I would do anything to see it in the flesh for myself. You are a lucky man.

[@nickhornby704]

Demons is a great pick. The bit where Rosemary transforms scared me so bad, the VHS had to be turned off.

[@millerman9991]

I cam so close to putting that scene in this video. It was almost a coin toss. That scene still scares me to this day

[@nickhornby704]

​@@millerman9991Bear in mind the VHS we would have seen were censored, so I can only imagine how scary some of the other scenes were.

[@millerman9991]

That's actually a very good point Nick. To be honest I don't remember ever seeing a censored version of that scene in particular.

[@nickhornby704]

​@millerman9991 That bit wasn't cut. The HDR on the green ooze from Rosemary's mouth looks fantastic. Keep up the good work, Keith.

[@millerman9991]

Right I see what you mean. Yeah the 4K transfer is absolutely spectacular.

[@singin8324]

Halloween is a great pick, Keith. So many great scenes from that movie. You know how much I love the third installment of Halloween, it's my favorite out of the series. Tom Atkins will always be the man. Yes, Demons deserves to be on the list, it's such an atmospheric horror. Listening to you talk about The Thing, makes me want to watch it tonight. I remember the dog scene from Bodysnatchers that was a bit freaky. I only watched it a few months ago. So happy you have The Fog in there. The whole movie oozies atmosphere and a great cast. I just knew Salem's Lot was going to be on the list. I knew you wouldn't let me down Keith. That story with your brother had me in bits. I wish I had been there to see that. Out of all the horror movies ever made Salem's lot was the only one to scare the shit out of me. The window scene as you said and Mike Ryerson sitting in the rocking chair. You should do more video's like this Keith, they are great, thank you.

[@millerman9991]

If the video gets a good response Gary I will definitely look into doing more of them in the future. It's always great to do videos like this because it's very easy to do. Talking about some of my favorite horror movies. It doesn't require any kind of thinking. Salem's Lot was always going to be the last movie I talked about in this video. Why because I think it's probably the scariest movie ever made. There's at least five scenes in that movie that could have made this list but it is the kid scratching at the window that scared the life out of me when I was younger. Of course it didn't help when you have brothers like mine. But thank you so much Gary for the vote of confidence. Like I said fingers crossed the video does well and if so I will definitely look into a few more

[@singin8324]

@@millerman9991 Great stuff Keith, I'm pretty sure this video is going to do well, it hits all the right spots with horror fans. I think you're onto something good here.

[@millerman9991]

@singin8324 I really hope so Gary even though I have to admit it's off to a very slow start when you compare it to some of my other videos. Hopefully it will find its legs

[@roaming.spectre.]

The ending of Carrie with the hand coming out of the grave, The Thing chest compression scene. In terms of creeping out, the whole of Henry portrait of a serial killer is unnerving all the way through

[@millerman9991]

That is a great shout out when it comes to Carrie. The ending of that movie scared the living s*** out of me. If I had thought of it chances are it would have featured in this video. As a matter of fact I have the scream factory 4K release coming hopefully this week.

[@roaming.spectre.]

@millerman9991 I have the arrow steelbook, the gold / yellow one, it's beautiful art work and I paid about a tenner on eBay, one of my best bargin hunts

[@millerman9991]

@roaming.spectre. I have the exact same Steelbook myself. I've actually got a lot of editions for Carrie. I'm really starting to wonder how the hell I completely forgot about it for this video

[@roaming.spectre.]

@@millerman9991 that scene is like Halloween 3 season of the witch, unrated and easily overlooked, but both are brilliant

[@millerman9991]

@roaming.spectre. yeah I have to agree with you.

[@cheekster777]

Something a little different for a change. Thank you Keith.

[@millerman9991]

Yeah I have been wanting to do it for a while. Hopefully it gets a decent response. Thank you as always my friend

[@ryanharris7701]

My opinion exactly the same as you keith Halloween is my all-time favourite mate that’s why I like to buy as many additions of this copy as I can I’m glad I’ve got them via vision Halloween 3 and 2 but the thing is, it’s didn’t bring out the first 1 not sure why they didn’t do that to be honest would’ve been good to bring out the first one as well by them especially the lenticular would’ve been good

[@millerman9991]

Yeah I have both via vision Editions coming my way. I'm presuming they couldn't get the rights to the original. I Wouldn't mind seeing all the sequels get that kind of treatment. Halloween 3 in particular is the One That I Want because I already have a lenticular cover for Halloween 2

[@stuartgeorge2324]

Zombie lake, evil dead , invasion of the body snatchers 78 , few that kept me awake at night in early eighties 😮😅 📼👈🏻 dam VHS tapes lol 😄 . btw i love Halloween 2 also 👍🏻

[@millerman9991]

Hey Stuart. I've never actually seen zombie Lake. Never heard of it if I'm completely honest. I will check it out now. Evil Dead is another great shout out. Thank you as always for stopping by

[@stuartgeorge2324]

@@millerman9991 at the time zombies lake was terrifying but today it looks so lame lol in a good way

[@millerman9991]

I am intrigued. I will check it out

[@garyturley2435]

The Italian job 4k special edition collector's set on the way in the post 📫.

[@millerman9991]

I completely forgot that was coming out.

[@sgr8468]

Hey keith just like most of the scenes you talk about are not scary because of "gore" or "Fx" they come from a camera angle a face expression etc, happen in your mind and leave it to your imagination and to achieve that you must be genius as a director just like carpenter! I am pretty new to your channel but i always enjoy your videos because you do it in an honest and heartwarming way and are aknowlegdeable about the stuff you talk about🫶 Greets from germany Stefan

[@millerman9991]

That's what has horror movies destroyed today. Too much emphasis on special effects and gore. You don't see movies like these anymore and it's a huge shame. John Carpenter is a horror genius and it's probably why he's featured so much in this video. But thank you so much Stefan for stopping by and not only that but for the incredibly kind words. Honestly I really appreciate it. All the best to you

[@sgr8468]

I am also a gorehound but like i said it works another way around. A good score like carpenter did can also be imersive! For example the theme from "Phantasm" its simplistic but it grips me till this day. Thanks for replying and keep up the good work👍 Stefan

[@millerman9991]

@sgr8468 yeah I am the same I'm a bit of a gorehound myself but I don't need it in terms of scares if you know what I mean. But I absolutely agree with you when it comes to a very good score and John Carpenter was the master of the horror score. Just listen to The Fog for a great example. It is so eerie and it lends so well to that movie

[@sgr8468]

Absolutely agree👌😃

[@ArthurMarsh-ee5ky]

3 is my favourite but love them all

[@millerman9991]

Three is definitely up there as one of my favorite horror movies of all time. It can be sometimes hard to pick between the first three

[@ArthurMarsh-ee5ky]

Love to go wherever it was made

[@ArthurMarsh-ee5ky]

What's your favourite movie 🎬 of all time Keith

[@millerman9991]

I would have to say Halloween. I could watch it over and over and it will never get boring

[@ArthurMarsh-ee5ky]

@millerman9991 good choice mate mines the deer hunter I grew up watching that film my friend the film the music to it is just out of this world to me

[@garytilford6503]

Quick question Keith. How did you manage to get a really nice holofoil slip cover on your 4k copy of Alien when the rest of us mere mortals had a standard matt finish slip?

[@millerman9991]

Honestly Gary I simply bought it from Amazon UK. I just assumed that was the slip cover everybody got. That is definitely a first for me

[@garytilford6503]

@@millerman9991 Yeah you struck lucky there mate. Just had a look at some old videos by John at Mondo and t'other John the movie collector and they were the same as mine. Nice one mate.

[@millerman9991]

@garytilford6503 now I am very intrigued. I really need to look into this and find out where I got this just so I can confirm but I'm almost certain it was Amazon

[@garytilford6503]

@@millerman9991 I just thought. Was yours one of the ones with a green sticker on the front that says it comes with 4 art cards? Maybe the slip was exclusive to that edition. Just guessing really bud.

[@millerman9991]

@garytilford6503 so I checked it up and yes I bought this on Amazon UK. I am absolutely baffled. Honestly Gary I thought this was the norm

[@ProfessorEchoMedia]

Two big scare/creep moments for me are Vera Miles walking up the hill behind the Bates Motel to the house in PSYCHO (1960). Also the wino in the subway of THE EXORCIST (1973). Scariest part for me in THE THING? The dog running over the opening credits. Keith, my wife Beth wants to know your WhatsApp ID?

[@millerman9991]

Two very great picks. Psycho was very close to making this list. I love the Exorcist but I have to admit there wasn't many scenes in that movie that scared me. As ridiculous as that sounds. I'm not sure what my WhatsApp ID is. It would be under my name which is Keith Murtagh

[@ProfessorEchoMedia]

@@millerman9991 , Still can’t find you on WhatsApp, mate. Any other ID that Beth could try to contact you there or through email?

[@johnmciver9478]

Totally agree mate the scene with him behind the hedge is a classic. John carpenter made some amazing films and some of my favs. Wonder what John carpenter would have done with a jaws movie. Halloween 2 is on par with the original. Halloween 3 is an underrated classic. John carpenter wanted all the Halloween films to be different after part 2 but people expected a new movie with Myers so it didn’t do well. Some years since I seen demons do can’t remember it mate. I’m writing this as I’m watching lol. Alien is a classic but for me it’s not the best in the series as I prefer the universally hated alien 3 as it kicks you in the nuts with the death of hicks and newt and the dread continues throughout the film. The thing is my all time fav sci fi film of all time and the prequel is a guilty pleasure. The guy frozen with his throat and wrists cuts gets me. Invasion of the body snatchers is awesome and the ending is a classic. The fog is another classic and I love the ending scene with the ghost crew standing in front of the priest in the church. Salem’s lot I haven’t seen mate but I will check it out.

[@millerman9991]

To be honest John I had alien in this video but aliens is my favorite in the series. But that scene that I was talking about really stood out for me. I am absolutely shocked that you have not seen Salem's Lot. There was a reason to why I left it to last is because it's hands down the scariest movie ever made. You really need to check it out. It has everything you could possibly want when it comes to an old school horror movie. I was always going to feature a lot of John Carpenter in this video because he is my favorite director of all time and he really knew how to make a great horror movie. It's a shame he lost his touch as years went by. But thank you so much John for stopping by and sharing your thoughts on this video. I really appreciate it

[@johnmciver9478]

@@millerman9991 always entertain with your reviews mate I should do it with my laserdiscs. I will defo check that movie out. One film that always stuck with me from when I first seen it was the original omen. Richard donner was a master film maker and I’m sure he said if not for the omen he would not of got superman and the rest is history

[@millerman9991]

@johnmciver9478 I was actually going to put the Omen into this video as well because I'm a huge fan of it. If I get to make another video like this chances are I will feature it. It's one of those movies where you could talk about so many scenes. Fingers crossed the video gets a good response and I can come back and do part two. But thank you so much John for the vote of confidence. Really means a lot

[@johnmciver9478]

@@millerman9991 I’m a massive movie fan like your self mate I just don’t have a big enough house to have the whole collection in that you have but would love to

[@millerman9991]

To be honest John I don't have a big enough house either. It's probably why a lot of my VHS Editions are in the Attic. But I'm hoping someday to take them out and display them the way they should be

[@theunboxfox]

Did this spark from our recent conversation about nightmare on elm street? Hehe

[@millerman9991]

It's a video I have been wanting to do for so long. Maybe our conversation was the spark. Thanks for checking it our Curtis

[@theunboxfox]

I may have to do a response video to this and do my 10 . If that's ok with you

[@millerman9991]

@theunboxfox are you kidding me of course it's okay with me. As a matter of fact I would encourage it.

[@theunboxfox]

@@millerman9991 cheers, Keith. When I get chance I'll get it done

[@millerman9991]

@theunboxfox Happy Days Curtis. I'll keep an eye out for it

[@LittleMissGrosser]

My childhood scares: A Nightmare on Elm Street: Tina's and Glen's deaths. Halloween: The opening and ending. Halloween 3: The decapitation. Society: The orgy Carrie: The ending (from Margaret's death onward). Michael Jackson's Thriller: The whole damn thing! 😂😂😂 The Company of Wolves: The werewolf and Rosaline in grandma's house.

[@millerman9991]

Very hard to argue with any of those movies you mentioned Allison. Michael Jackson's Thriller I remember use to scare me as well

[@MadMartysMovieReviews-gv6hk]

Excellent vid Keith, I'll have to have a good think about what scared me...i agree about Saloms Lot,"let me in" still gives me the shivers 🫣

[@millerman9991]

Hey Marty. There is a reason to why I left Salem's Lot to last and it's because I think it's probably the scariest movie ever made. Get me every time I watch it. Thank you as always for stopping by

[@croggerobber]

I saw a movie years ago, when I was far too young called Sleepaway camp. Not the best slasher movie ever but the ending is totally mental and stuck with me. Just weird, creepy and kinda disturbing all at the same time 😬🫣

[@millerman9991]

I am actually embarrassed to say that I have never seen sleepaway camp but I know the ending you are talking about. I'm actually going to be watching it very soon for the first time. I know it's not meant to be the best slasher but I'm still looking forward to it.

[@croggerobber]

@@millerman9991 yeah, it's definitely one of those WTF did I just watch endings 😂

[@millerman9991]

No question about it. I'm sure the ending will feel very differently once I watch the entire movie