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I don't have my role PM yet
Neither do we

Season 2 Nbc GIF by Law & Order
 
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Everyone else: these Disney movies were so scary!

Me: I watched Halloween for the first time when I was like 7
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My aunt was a huge Stephen King fan and let me watch the og IT when I was like 8 or 9 😂 we both got in so much trouble (me bc i told her i was allowed, her bc she believed me 💀) but the core memory was worth it lmao
 
My aunt was a huge Stephen King fan and let me watch the og IT when I was like 8 or 9 😂 we both got in so much trouble but the core memory was worth it lmao
My mom was a huge Stephen King fan in high school and then I separately became a huge Stephen King fan in high school without any prompting on her part, which I've always found funny.

But I was primed for it with a bunch of unrelated spooky movies throughout childhood. I don't think she actually showed me any Stephen King movies at that age.
 
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That movie legit gave me nightmares as a kid
I was going to say the same. The Horned King? Horrifying.
But I also was very scared of:
The werewolf transformation sequence in the third Harry Potter film/everything about Lupin's werewolf design
The carnataurs in Dinosaur (this movie was a HUGE favorite of mine though, and my sister and I would always reenact the stomping for water scene at the beach)
The commercial for The Nightmare Before Christmas
The harpy scene in The Last Unicorn (while I love the film now, a lot of it was nightmare fuel)
 
I can't believe no one has mentioned the GOAT: Spirit, Stallion of the Cimarron. I may or may not have been singing the soundtrack in the shower just tonight.
My sister and I also really loved Quest for Camelot, which was a low budget WB animated movie that, as an adult, I will say is not very good. But it has some very catchy songs and one particularly bad villain song with Gary Oldman singing? Also, it's the origin of The Prayer, which is definitely its greatest claim to fame.