Heights, Water, and Spiders.

By water, I mean swimming, drowning, and such.  Spiders scare the fuck out of me for some reason, and heights, well...  I don't like not touching the ground

Anything by Jan Svankmayer

Edit: Svankmajer

Christians freak me out.

astronomy freaks the shit out of me

I don't think that I have any phobias of snakes or spiders or stuff like that, but I
get really freaked out by people who you think you know that suddenly show a
very different side of themselves.

For example;
There's this guy at work, k? He's like pretty stupid, but always nice to everyone. Once
he told me he'd like to blow up the whole working place and laughed his nerdy kind laughter.
There was something in his way of saying it and his expression that gave me this feeling that
if he had the chance, he'd most likely do it. That was a very creepy feeling.

water i can't see the bottom of, i'm like a fucking dog. even in video games it creeps me, something could come out of no where and swallow me alive or bite me and half, or just plain drag me down a thousand feet to the bottom of the ocean.

fucking scary.

also bonehead, i know exactly what you're talking about, that can be pretty scary too.

even in video games it creeps me, something could come out of no where and swallow me alive or bite me and half, or just plain drag me down a thousand feet to the bottom of the ocean.

man that would be so sweet if in something random like gta if you get too far out in the ocean on your boat or while swimming you end up getting attacked by a kraken and dragged down until you run out of air.

Creeps me out just seeing middle-aged men in the mall sitting by themselves and watching young girls walk by and smirking.  I've seen this a lot and I can usually pinpoint a few key features that give them away, too.

seafood. any deep sea critter creeps me out, they're all creepy

'Jesus, that picture of the little girl IS creepy.

But besides that, people I see walking alone in the dark freak me out. Or, walking alone at night outside on the streets, when I'm driving by.


"...WHAT IS HE DOING OUT HERE???"

The basement levels of The 7th Guest made me horribly afraid of small, narrow basements with no windows as a child (and they still freak me out, luckily that's not something I am ever in).

Also I can't stand missing finger or toe nails.  It CREEPS ME OUT LIKE NOBODY'S BUSINESS and I don't know why.