Anonymous >> #41897
Posted on 2014-05-11 22:33:13 Score: 2 (vote Up/Down)   (Report as spam)
[Nightmarish flashbacks to Engine Heart Tabletop campaigns]

Anonymous >> #41901
Posted on 2014-05-12 01:12:38 Score: 2 (vote Up/Down)   (Report as spam)
[Nightmarish flashbacks to this fucking movie]

Otakuman >> #41904
Posted on 2014-05-12 04:15:30 Score: 1 (vote Up/Down)   (Report as spam)
Lol I don't get it anon. What is so scary about a movie concerning anthropomorphic household appliances, anyhow?

eternalDelight >> #41917
Posted on 2014-05-12 06:28:43 Score: 2 (vote Up/Down)   (Report as spam)
Judging from that response, you haven't seen the movie.
They have a right to be horrified.

That movie just breaks you...pretty much every other scene has something to scar a child.

Anonymous >> #41919
Posted on 2014-05-12 08:01:56 Score: 1 (vote Up/Down)   (Report as spam)
Different anonymous user here, it's a dark movie, but it's really only depressing as an adult, not really scary as a child, though it occasionally uses that for drama. And especially not every other scene.

eternalDelight >> #41920
Posted on 2014-05-12 08:23:21 Score: 4 (vote Up/Down)   (Report as spam)
> not really scary as a child

Bull!
As a kid, the Air Conditioner suicide had me hiding behind a couch each time it was on.
Or what happens with the Vacuum? Or Lampy? OR THE TOASTER!?
The zombie appliance parts and the new appliance parts are equally unnerving, but maybe not terribly scary...but the junk yard definitely made my little heart skip several beats every time.

And do I even need to mention this scene: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEdZh8a4ZvE

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