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This flick is probably best enjoyed by Baby Boomers who were frightened by it as kids.
I have been a huge fan of horror films and fiction since I was a young kid, and so did not expect to be remotely frightened by anything in the horror portion of the festival.
Besides, people here are not scared of vampires.. they are part of our folklore therefore people are not easily frightened.
Because, it is neither scary enough to make me feel just a bit frightened, nor it's so funny.
I was frightened, uneasy, overwhelmed and moved.
Everybody in this movie is a stereotype, but most irritating was Mark Lester himself who, after doing such a fine job in "Oliver!," here only gets to run around looking perpetually frightened out of his wits.
Elizabeth Patterson does her best Una O'Connor imitation as the frightened old maid type, and the youthful Gloria Stuart sings.
"One Frightened Night" is the story of an old man who invites his relatives to come to dinner and discuss his will.
(Was he frightened he may scare the animals away?)
I can't remember the last time I was actually frightened by a film in the same way that I was frightened by this one.
Laura (Molly Lamont) thinks she is being frightened to death.
Eva is better by a hair width, she is always cool but then frightened and brave.
Watching Jeremy squirm and ultimately become frightened out of his wits was a ton of fun.The ending is a bit silly(..and rather logically unsound), pointing out another schemer out for a payday, but overall I think it's fun, if derivative somewhat.
Like in "Sleepy Hollow" why do they turn Ichabod Crane into a long-nosed, clueless moron who is frightened of his own shadow?
The town becomes incredibly frightened, when one dead body is replaced with another each night and the evidence is pointing towards the leopard.
Now some of them are in jail, in exile, or frightened out of the industry.
They continue to insist that mental illness is an illness like any other, despite many studies showing that the more we adopt this medical model, the more prejudiced and frightened we become.
The three that count because of their size – Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico – are all frightened of the consequences: Brazil that its companies will lose contracts, Mexico that the Venezuelans will finance opposition to their energy reforms, and Argentina of losing an ally that knows too much.
If they do not, the best qualified scientists and administrators might be frightened away.
Frightened by the attack on Khodorkovsky, Russian businessmen worry that success will bring harrassment from the Kremlin.
But as the power of blasphemy recedes and the field for the carnival grows, exiles especially those for whom words are life, are frightened by the loss of the power speech.
Some were frightened, others wept with joy.
Their common aim was to wrest from a frightened and terrorized Israel what could not be achieved by diplomacy.
With companies and institutional players too frightened to invest in the real economy, share prices have boomed, the top 0.1% can’t believe their luck, and the rest are helplessly watching as the grapes of wrath are “…filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage.”
Most French citizens are now so frightened of Islamist attacks that such measures are widely supported.
Most international finance economists are becoming increasingly frightened that a major international financial crisis could erupt.
Russia’s brief trade war in August frightened Yanukovych into pledging to fulfill all 11 of the EU’s legal and political conditions.
His rough diplomacy frightened France, Britain, and Russia, making it easier for them to unite against Germany.
Frightened lenders may then not only refuse to extend new loans, but also demand repayment of old ones.
For months, local Jews have testified to an increasingly hostile atmosphere, with many saying they are frightened to go out on the streets wearing anything that might identify them as Jews.
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