I loved the scene in which the psycho gets his ass kicked in a bar. The key reason this guy preys on both women and children is because he's too much of a wimp to prey on other men.
You've seen Guy Standeven in something because the man was in everything.

Moreover, I liked that the killer was this seriously pathetic all-too-human kind of person instead of the more anonymous masked superhuman types that you usually get in horror slasher thrillers.
Yes! He took a licking and for once, he finally stopped ticking!
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The first twenty minutes of the film are positively nerve-wracking. Moreover, I liked that the killer was this seriously pathetic all-too-human kind of person instead of the more anonymous masked superhuman types that you usually get in horror slasher thrillers.
You've seen Guy Standeven in something because the man was in everything.

Whoever did the score for that did a phenomenal job. Every bit as chilling as the legendary score in Psycho.

Many people say that, so you are not alone.
Personally, I like the whole movie. I thought it was interesting, the way the detective tracked him down. It also gave you a sense of what Curt Duncan was about.
To each their own.
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Great beginning and end, but I was bored with the middle.

OMG! Yes!
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Yes, his bizarre ventriloquist act!
You stupid fuckers, you know who you are.

They must have taken it down. I watched it on there scrolling though the time line to see the ending again. His performance at the club was also very unnerving.
Tell you what…When I send my ex-wife her money…you can lick the stamps.

I couldn't find it on YouTube to post it but it made me gave me the creeps when he stepped out of that wall!
I liked it, actually saw it before the original.
You stupid fuckers, you know who you are.

I never saw When a Stranger Calls Back. It's available here though. I just watched it. I know what you mean!
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When a Stranger calls back has one of the freakiest scenes ever!
You stupid fuckers, you know who you are.

And I had to go check my chicken!
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I had to go check my children..

I sure did. Really worked up my wrist.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN

I'm going to watch it tomorrow night. I have my Horror Nights planned out for this weekend.
CRAP! I'm already scared!
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Loved this one.

Wasn't that crazy!!??!! I wouldn't have just screamed! I would have **** my pants!
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Still gives me the chills.
You got that right. This line…terrifying. And then a few years went by she got a call at a restaurant and heard that voice again.
Tell you what…When I send my ex-wife her money…you can lick the stamps.

Oh yes. The car rides home. I had almost forgotten about that part of it. So uncomfortable, and often scary. Can you believe you survived your teens? Sometimes, like now, I wonder how I even made it out alive!
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Yes, you put yourself into the shoes of the child waking up and finding parents gone and a stranger in the house and it's easy to see why that would be terrifying.
Sometimes the parents would be gone until 1am and then there was the terrifying car journey home with the dad who'd had too much to drink.
Not sure if was worth the money really!
You stupid fuckers, you know who you are.

I never minded never meeting the children until one night when the little girl woke up crying. She was even more terrified to see a girl she never even met before.
I felt so sorry for her. I tried to reassure her that her mom was going to come home. I had the devil of a time trying to calm her down. That stayed with me. When I became a mother, I never let anyone watch our son unless we all were well aquatinted. Like you, I usually left mine with a relative.
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I know, me too.
There is something quite scary about being alone in a relatively strange house anyway. Sometimes I never even met the children they were asleep before I got there. One used to wake up and say "mummy lets me wee in the sink"
I believed him of course.
I never ever let anyone but a close relative babysit my children! As an adult it feels beyond strange to allow a teenager to look after your children.
You stupid fuckers, you know who you are.

I'm just so relieved to think that I never saw this in the years I babysat!
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