Scary movies
Diana Stirling
My late husband and I saw Psycho in Truro many years ago and I swear we both had our hair stood on end on the drive all the way back to Helston. It was the first of its kind. Later we all got more used to horror movies but I still remember that night!
Richard Martin
Final Destination 2
Robert Cox
Sinister or The Conjuring
Julie Waby
The Exorcist
Robert Grey
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. The ghastly shriek of those Toot Sweets haunts me to this day
Helen Moorhouse
The Hills Have Eyes – the first one
Richard Welch
Don’t know, I was too scared to watch it
Emma Townsend
The Grudge, The Hills Have
Eyes (1970 version), all the Michael Myers and Freddie Krueger films
Martin Waldron
Carrie, without doubt
Grant Beeson
The Exorcist
Mandy Parent
The Exorcist, The Shining
Tina Payne
BBC'S Ghostwatch from the ’90s
Stephen Claymon
Breakdance 2 - Electric Boogaloo
Roy Cole
The Haunting, the black and white version, 1960s. Absolutely terrified me!
Tara Keenan
Grave Encounters. The storyline was ok but the acting was the scariest thing
Mandy Parent
Halloween
Trevor Pannell
Sound of Music
Rod Williams
I watched the Blair Witch Project on a really stormy night. Only me in the house, probably three quarters of the way through the movie the central heating fired up – scared the life out of me. You can still see my fingernails in the ceiling
Roland Haselton
The Orphanage is a great ghost story that I thoroughly recommend. Don’t be put off by the subtitles either.
Steven Dyte
I accidentally switched to BBC Parliament. It's the scariest channel I've seen
Stephen Edmonds
World War Z, I didn't know Zombies could run that fast
Graham Archibald
The Evil Dead (the original) way back when. Then walking back past the woods at midnight aged 15 - when I say ‘walk’, more of a sprint
Sarah Cragg
The original Witches with Angelica Houston. I was about the same age as the boy in it when I watched it and it proper scared me. I had nightmares
Nichola Bryce
The Woman in Black. I have never screamed so much in the cinema
Jonathan Alistair Jackson
The Exorcist – seen back when it was made
Radu Cristian
A Clockwork Orange – don’t know if I can categorise this as horror
Marie Hembrow
Squirm. I walked out