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1. The Amityville Horror, Pet Semetary. Still can‘t read either at night.

2. The Conjuring, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.

3. Body horror, torture and mutilation, bugs, buried alive, eaten alive, drowning, very tight spaces, attacks from unseen entities, I could probably think of more.

#TerrifyingTuesday

#TerrifyingTuesday. Sorry to be late to the party.

1) Salem‘s Lot
2) The Omen
3) Just about everything…I‘ve become a scaredy cat 🙀

#TerrifyingTuesday @WildAlaskaBibliophile

1. I remember feeling pretty creeped out while reading tagged.
2. Threads - 1984 film (TV movie) about the effects of a nuclear holocaust. Just watched it for the first time last year. Really good, but absolutely terrifying. See comments below for link to trailer.
3. Real life/true crime, I guess. People are scary!

Thanks for the tag @TheSpineView ! 😊

1. The tagged book by Hari Kunzru completely creeped me out. Also Shirley Jackson‘s The Haunting of Hill House.

2. Maybe Jaws or the Shining?

3. In a movie-jump scares! I do jump! 😂

#TerrifyingTuesday 😱

#TerrifyingTuesday @WildAlaskaBibliophile

1️⃣ Can't think of one.
2️⃣ Jaws
3️⃣ I don't read horror because I would not be able to sleep for a week. So not sure what the answer is for me.

Want to play? @Gissy @Ruthiella

1. The tagged
2. The Ritual
3. Psychological horror vs. gore
#TerrifyingTuesday @WildAlaskaBibliophile

#TerrifyingTuesday
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1. I would have to say THE SHINING by S. King. I thought it was way scarier than the movie.
2. Without a doubt, THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS because serial killers are all too real.
3. What scares me the most is the idea of realness; if it can really happen in the real world, to me that's the scariest plot device of all. The tv show CRIMINAL MINDS is one example.
Wanna play? @Eggs @TheSpineView @IndoorDame

My wife is jumping into Litsy with both feet! She is already hosting a giveaway, and starting a hashtag 🙂 Be sure to follow her, and check her profile for the post about her ‘666‘ giveaway
1. A Child Called It
2. The Descent
3. For movies, good, creepy music!

#terrifyingtuesday @WildAlaskaBibliophile

Happy Tuesday! Here are some terrifying questions for #TerrifyingTuesday

1. “A Head Full of Ghosts“ by Paul Tremblay
2. Poltergeist (watched it when I was a school-aged child)
3. Stuff that taps into the human psyche and uses it to prey on characters

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