Yep it was. They upgraded it by 1 year to the 15. The first 'AA' I ever saw was Every Which Way But Loose (I think).

I like Prince of Darkness too, I got the Momentum disc which isn't bad at all apart from the horrendous cover.I always thought the dream/telepathy sequence was quite scary.

Same here. The cover is atrocious. The old cinema/video design was far better.

People tend to either love the film or hate it. I thoroughly enjoyed it and both the music and general atmosphere are outright creepy.

Fake looking head pops out of breached, submerged hull and scares Richard Dreyfuss in Jaws. I was six, I left the chair and bruised my Coccyx.

The only thing that's frightening me more is Dreyfuss in Mr Holland's Opus. Truly horrific!

I was about 8 when I saw Jaws on the cinema. An experience never to be forgotten.

One of Dreyfuss's best films was the brutally bizarre Inserts.

Jaws
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Prince of Darkness
Halloween
Fire in the Sky
The Shining

With The Shining it was more one scene that scared the crap out of me as a kid this one.

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I've posted this elsewhere before, but it's definitely Pet Sematary for me, particularly the character of Zelda, still freaks me out now 20 odd years later, meaning I only watch it during the day :lol:

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Don't know what it is about this scene that freaks me out so much, when I first read King's original novel at 11 years old, it didn't scare me all that much, but the following year when I rented the film with a mate(via his babysitter, who also rented us A Nightmare on Elm St the same night :cool:), it scared the crap out of me and that first viewing has stuck with me ever since :eek:

Asylum (1972) The Frozen Fear segment.

Halloween

Salem's Lot

Probably Evil Dead and Elm Street 3 for me!

The Black Torment.