Shut the F@#k up, I'm Driving: Episode 6 - No Fs to give.

Hello Folks we started our first tier list this episode. First, we went with the most traumatic movie experiences we had as children. Which quickly turned into the scariest movies that range from famous cult classics to timeless pieces like Halloween. Share your opinions with us and tell us if we missed something! Let us know what you think of our views.

- Nasty feared creature feature films like Critters, Puppet Master, and Killer Clowns from outer space. all from the late '80s
- Kramer was terrified of Halloween and Candyman and THe Puppet Master movies.
- Bonita was terrified of Candyman the Original "It" and My Girl/Stand by Me, we gave her flak for thinking these are scary but she made the point they were traumatic for her to watch as a child. We all remember My Girl when the little boy dies from the bees and Stand by Me where the boys find the dead body. Perhaps Bonita is correct in saying these are qualified as Horror movies.
- Nick was terrified by Candyman, the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Nightmare on Elm Street
- We all collectively decided the most scary and traumatic movie for a child to watch is Candyman. What do you think? Have you seen the original Candyman? How old were you?

*Neat facts we learned during this episode that might interest our viewers!
- There are 14 Halloween movies here they are in Chronological order https://www.pocket-lint.com/tv/news/154358-best-halloween-movies-order-chronological-timeline-michael-myers-franchise/
- Rose Red isn't a movie but it's worth watching like one. Especially in this day in age where we love to binge-watch. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rose_Red_(miniseries)
- Puppet Master has about 15 different adaptations