Well, I've always had a really active imagination. I remember watching Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom in the theater when I was young (I know, I'm totally dating myself by admitting to that). We were sitting in the back and I was absolutely sure that a hand was going to reach through the curtain behind me and try to remove my still-beating heart from my body.
I've always been afraid of the dark. The pitch black of night always seemed so suffocating to me, and even as a teenager, I would sometimes sleep with the light on just because I couldn't stand the darkness. I remember having an anxiety attack in the 8th grade because my brother thought it would be fun to lock me in a closet that had the light switch outside.
I'm not allowed to watch horror movies now because I get too freaked out by the stupidest things. And I go around turning all the lights on and making my husband check in the closet and nudge him like a million times when I hear a noise.

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This is hilarious.... I like this topic a lot. Kudos to the author, I was never scared of anything as such. I mean I had a lot of animals so I had no fear of animals, I used to play in the dark, climb trees and walls. Well basically my childhood was spent living the life as a jungle woman or something:lol: .

The only thing that freaked me out was FLY-|| with jeff Goldblum in it. There is a scene where he is taking out his ear and and his teeth. It was creepy for I LOVED Jeff at that time and was worried that he might never regain his handsome looks It did not scare me, just worried me

Other than that, I don't have any fears

Have to say some suspense movies when I was a kid. Jaws for one when I was about 3-4, and the sharks jumping out of nowhere. Aliens, Terminator 2, Jurassic Park 1 and 2 and the like in the cinemas were also tense stuff. Did grow out of it eventually, esp around the time Independence Day and Men in Black came out, it just wasnt scary anymore yet the movies were still enjoyable enough to watch.