this was my first I saw it 6 times in theatres

Jeez, that makes me feel old. Jaws in the theater when I was 5 during its original release.

Jaws in a drive-in. I was 10.

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I have this on DVD from Amazon now!!!

Mine was "Tales from the Darkside: The Movie."

Mine was "Tales from the Darkside: The Movie."

That was a date movie for me.

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I have this on DVD from Amazon now!!!

That's cool! I love the series, though I didn't get to see it during its original run. My oldest sister was a huge fan and would watch it after school.

A relative brought me along w/ him and his pals to see Bram Stoker's Dracula when that came out in 1992.

I was 7.

A relative brought me along w/ him and his pals to see Bram Stoker's Dracula when that came out in 1992.

I was 7.

Another date movie.

My parents would take us to the drive-in to watch movies when we were little kids and the first scary movie I remember seeing was Psycho and the second one was Whatever Happened to Baby Jane. I believe the drive-in showed them a few years after they first came out.

The first horror movie I remember seeing at the drive-in, was either The Manitou, or the Invasion Of The Body Snatchers remake.

The original "Night of the Living Dead." Me, my brother, and a few of our friends saw it at the Mayland Theater in Mayfield Heights, Ohio.

The original "Night of the Living Dead." Me, my brother, and a few of our friends saw it at the Mayland Theater in Mayfield Heights, Ohio.

Lucky.

My first movie I saw in theaters was a horror/suspense movie: "Willard", in 1972.

My parents would take us to the drive-in to watch movies when we were little kids and the first scary movie I remember seeing was Psycho and the second one was Whatever Happened to Baby Jane. I believe the drive-in showed them a few years after they first came out.


I remember watching Psycho and Whatever happened to Baby Jane on TV with my Dad when I was a kid. Also, Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds!

The Legend of Hell House

"Frogs" at the Rivoli theatre. I remember cashing in some pop bottles for the money to see it. Only seen it once but bought the dvd about 10 years ago and it is still in the shrink wrap. The part that stood out was the tipsy old lady and her butterfly net?

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^^^ A super dumb movie IMO.

^^^ A super dumb movie IMO.

How may horror films have you seen that were intellectually stimulating? :confused:

I saw both of these on tv a few weeks ago and now im wondering why I didn't go see them in theatres both are well put together movies

and on a side note both of these came out way........way before I was born but I happened to catch both on amc fearfest and thought to myself wow about three years ago its a shame most of the old black and white films from universal and hammer don't get played anymore around this time of year

and on a side note both of these came out way........way before I was born but I happened to catch both on amc fearfest and thought to myself wow about three years ago its a shame most of the old black and white films from universal and hammer don't get played anymore around this time of year

Bride Of Frankenstein is one of my favorite horror films. Turner Classic Movies used to always run the Universal horror films during October, but they don't seem to be doing that this year.

How may horror films have you seen that were intellectually stimulating? :confused:

The Brain That Wouldn't Die? Or The Brain?

I apologize for the lame pun attempts.

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