Yeah I tried Hellraiser, and to be honest he seemed more confused than scared haha. I remember IT scaring the hell out of me when young, I might have to give that a go!
Best film to scre the daylights out of my nephew...
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Final Destination - especially if you start pointing out all the stuff that could kill him round the house after he watches it....
Final Destination - especially if you start pointing out all the stuff that could kill him round the house after he watches it....
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The Omen is not scary more the blueprint to Final Destination and Casualty for its hilarious and ridiculous fatal accidents.
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This. Didn't sleep very well for a week afterwards when I 1st saw it in my early 'teens.
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It will scar him for life
No horror films are scary but films that make him jump will have a more profound effect on him. ie The Descent.
It will scar him for life
No horror films are scary but films that make him jump will have a more profound effect on him. ie The Descent.
Lol A Serbian Film was just turrrible. I can't say I've watched The Human Centipede but if it's in the same vein then it's neither scary nor particularly mentally scaring.
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(not really, that would really screw him up)
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The Descent I would say, scared me ridiculously!!
Screw him up you say.....hmmm...has gone in the basket haha!
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Threads just bored me. IT scared the living carp out of me I had nightmares of that git under the bed for years
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Arachnophobia + plastic spiders = terrorised 13 year old 
Or The Dentist before his next dentist appointment.
Or The Dentist before his next dentist appointment.
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+1 for that. I got it and a few other films people had recommended in a thread about nuclear holocaust stuff and it bored the absolute hell out of me. I imagine at the time it was much more terrifying with the threat of nuclear attack. But not today. I did enjoy When the wind blows though. But then I like most of Murakami's other stuff as well.