terrifying!
I just want to know if any1 else was terrified by the banshee when they were young
shareMan, I just had a 'flashback' dream of my childhood last week of the banshee in this movie and woke up remembering the significance of this film and this scene. I couldn't rememer the name of it and have been asking my family and trying like hell to figure it out. Everyone keeps saying it was the gnome mobile and I knew it wasn't. Now I know! :)
shareThe Banshee Shadow scared the *beep* out of me! For some reason, I loved scary movies when I was a kid, so I would watch this over and over.
I can see you right now in the kitchen, bending over a hot stove. But I can't see the stove.
Although I'm somewhat hesitant to admit it, the banshee scared me as a kid as well. In fact, I remember I had very vivid nightmares about it for awhile afterwards...it was one of my earliest "scary" movie experiences. Twenty Years later last summer I was finally able to see the movie again. I was a bit let down by the Banshee this time around however ;)
"He who laughs last didn't get the joke" -Annoymous.
LMAO! I've never pooed myself watching a film as much as I did as a kiddywink watching this film! I used to run out the room sreamin everytime that bloody banshee came on! I watched it again recently at a friends house, she was laughing at me cause I was hiding behind a cushion but i eventually watched it and my friend was more scared than me!! it's not even that scary on retrospect.
shareNot the banshee, but it does include the only three things that scare me.
1. The Irish
2. Midge... er, "Little people"
3. Connery's beastly chest hair
"Use the Force, Fluke!"
There is only three movies that have ever scared me. One is the Banshee in Darby O'Gill. The second was the orginal Poltergeist, but that was like when I was 6 or 7, and the third was the headles statue in Exorcist 3 when out of nowhere it kills a women.
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