#i was terrified of chucky

[streets-in-paradise]

For real, my heart won't take it

[bizarrescribblez]

Thinks about the fact Skwisgaar gets scared easily of horror movies and the fact I love to watch horror movies.. it’s okay babygirl I will protect you

[netrix-at-centric]

HE ATE THIS SCENE UP SO MUCH AND HE DESERVES TO FINALLY MFING JUSTICE FOR THIS MAN 

ABOUT THIS PARRALEL ,,,

[b4rfbrain]

i was deathly afraid of these guys from the lady and the tramp when i was a kid but now they are my ideal pet lol

[ispyspookymansion]

weekly dread hitting again

[theheadlessgroom]

"It went great," Randall smiled warmly, as he removed the last of the boxes and tucked them under the bed, before he moved to turn the sheets down and fluff up her pillow for her, wanting to make sure she was as comfortable as possible.

"I...I think they're well on their way to being open to the idea of you joining the family," he continued, his smile not fading as he said this: Maybe he was putting all of his eggs into one basket, but given the way the Paces spoke with her all throughout the night, getting to know the truth, better understanding her, to say nothing of how they happily shared their most favorite family stories with her, how they fretted over making sure she stayed fed, and was shielded from the sun...it spoke volumes to him about how they felt about her, and how much they came to care for her.

"I...I don't think we'll have anything to worry about," he asserted gently, as he turned back to face Emily, to wrap an arm around her and kiss her again, to better put her mind at ease before she got some rest-maybe they'd talk about the future with his folks tonight before she left, maybe they wouldn't. But whenever they did, he had a good feeling the conversation would go well, and that his parents would welcome her into the family with open arms.

"That's not...hopelessly naive of me to think...is it?"

[volfoss]

i gotta know. what is everyone's guilty pleasure horror movie. doesnt have to be the worst movie ever or anything

[quillsand]

i consider myself a big horror fan and i've watched a lot of horror films in the past few years but the one i haven't even been able to go near is child's play (1988) because basically when i was little we were on holiday at the beach and we went into one of those tacky souvenir shops but for some reason this one had like a horror section at the back that was age restricted but 7 year old me accidentally wandered in unimpeded and i just remember they had a life-sized chucky doll there that was soooo frightening to me and from that point onwards i was convinced that i was being haunted by chucky, that the doll had somehow recognised me as it's next target and had decided to leave the coast and follow me to my hometown in order to make my life a living hell. this obsession went on for at least three years and i would rope all my friends into helping me solve what i called 'the chucky problem' because i was convinced he was trying to kill me. we'd go and dig in my garden for 'clues' that would tell us what chucky was planning and have 'chucky meetings' where we all compared notes to try and stay one step ahead of him. (i don't know why there would be clues buried in my garden this is very much the logic of a child with an overactive imagination grappling for some semblance of control in the face of something they were deeply deeply afraid of.) i also remember that at one point there were shiny rocks involved and i was convinced that if i could find five of them i'd be safe from chucky but i only ever found 3. i would organise huge searches of our neighbourhood with all the other kids around the block to try and find these random pieces of shiny rock and whenever we found something that might plausibly fit the bill we'd spend hours examining it to try and gauge if it had sufficient chucky-repellant properties. i can't really remember the details and it doesn't really make sense to me now i just know i believed it sooo fervently and i had notebooks upon notebooks where i would record all my 'findings' and share them with my friends so that we could band together and discuss how to defeat chucky. a lot of this was likely just navigating experiencing true fear for the first time and learning how to cope with it by inventing these scary situations that i could explore in a safe environment and looking back i realise that i was probably having fun with it in some weird way. but also i very much had to go to counselling about it. i don't even remember when i stopped being afraid of chucky but at some point i must have done because now whenever i see that doll i only get a slight residual burst of fear before it starts being funny to me. i do really want to watch the films at some point because i've heard that they're fun and camp and that's everything i love in horror but also there's a tiny part of me that's still very hesitant about ever going near that thing ever again

[chronicparagon]

"M3gan or Chucky? Well, Tina and Og are good contenders, but what about Annabelle or Robert the Doll? And I don't mean Annabelle from the movies, I mean the actual Annabelle from the Warrens' Museum...Or better yet, the Doll of Shadows from the same place?"

[silvershewolf247]

Do you think deep down, Andy felt relieved when he learned Chucky was targeting someone else to possess. Do you think he felt guilty about those feelings?

[myersesque]

chucky season 2 episode 7 "goin to the chapel" is the height of excellence in television and i will not take constructive criticism thank you

[shivering-isles-cryptid]

Just remembered my first horror movie. It was the first scream and I watched it when I was 3.

The first horror movie to actually scare me was the OG Child’s Play when I was 7.

The first horror movie I watched on my own volition, without someone putting it in and making me watch, was Ouija

I’m still terrified of Chucky, I find serial killers ridiculous, and demons are a hobby.

No

(When I say I’m scared of Chucky, I mean OG Chucky. The current movies made him a little bitch, and the remake of Childs Play where he’s a robot/ai thing is just weird.)

[missmitchieg]

Imagine being Jennifer Tilly filming the Chucky finale and having to pretend to be scared of this tiny little dolly in a dress. Like, you know how in the zone I'd have to be for that to work out?

[avid-idiot]

WHAAAAAT???

[elliot-amy]

i went to spirit halloween earlier and there is so much terrifier 2 stuff when did terrifier get so big and why

[cosmic-hoboandthehighlander]

The fact that I still don’t listen to Rob Zombie’s Dragula because it scares me but I can’t stop obsessing over Ghost