Welcome to a kind of a different edition of Frightfully Forgot. We're not going to really cover a single movie today But we need something quick to put up this week and talk about Some movies that legitimately scared us. So we're going to try to choose two each and My first one is actually the fly 1986 fly with Jeff goblum. There's something about that movie that was So intriguing, but so terrifying at the same time Even when it opens up and it's just the opening credits and it's that music kicks in It's like oh, can I hit you in the heart like oh, right? It's already terrifying.  Mm-hmm or the telepod He's halfway through the telepod and then it kicks in and it Transports part of the telepod and him to make one kind of just mangled mess of man and fly and a machine at this point With all those wires coming out of him and then he takes the shotgun from Gina Davis and puts it towards like just just So fucking terrifying like and what's going on in in that thing's mind at that point the one I have is pieces I never rented my mom did and just like so you know and that was one of the things like we'd always go rent movies And she'd always well we both pick up or a movie But I watched it like five or six years old or whatever and actually it's like a guy killing people with a chainsaw Yeah, it's pretty scary. Yeah when you're that young there's quite a bit of blood in that movie too The visual effects of that Jesus, and then you try to go to bed. There's people out there like that.  That is just so crazy. I remember like every night like going to bed just thinking What if an alien comes to take me tonight remember watching it once it was on TV and Then I saw it was on TV like later like a couple of months later, and I like nah I won't really chose not to watch because I knew it fucked me up again for a couple of days, right? See, I'm kind of I was almost it didn't that movie didn't scare me that much. I was more intrigued by it. Yeah, but Mostly because my dad always believes in aliens and stuff like that And so he wanted to watch it and so I watched it too, and I wasn't all that scared But I was more just fascinated by it actually what did scare me in terms of aliens and shit like that was unsolved Mysteries. Yeah, that scared me Robert Staggs voice and the music. Yeah, and the fog when he's all standing in that Those warehouses and all that so what's your second pick for movie that actually legit scared the Amityville horror? Yeah, it actually did for some reason it really scared the shit out of me and what really got me was the walls bleeding So for me, that's just ridiculous It is really scary The funny thing is is that it's even more ridiculous in the book because it's green slime. It's not blood Yeah, it was that and it was a whole bunch of other things like the get out part All that type of stuff just got to me And then I'm trying to sleep at night and then like the doors open to the room and you you're thinking it's gonna close on its own Yeah, I couldn't sleep for a week. I couldn't sleep for a week. It's probably about a good week. Yeah Jesus Yeah, it really did a number on there like not too many things really scared us as kids and I think that's Why we love horror movies because we're not actually frightened by them We're just more entertained by them true Yeah, and and it's hard to come up with something a horror movie that truly scared us and made an impression on us because You just find the entertainment factor out of it more so most horror movie fans probably aren't scared From the horror movie. It's just like I enjoyed it. I found that entertaining more so than anything. Yeah So if you guys have any horror movies that legit made you scared made you lose sleep Let us know in the comments and until next time Keep drinking