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The scariest movie I ever saw was Ringu, the original Japanese version of The Ring. Makes The Ring feel like a walk in the park on a sunny day. Still creeps me out.

It's an interesting idea, but needs more explanation. What time period does this take place? Is this set within our universe, or a completely different one? Or is it an alternate universe where slavery is legalized? Do the wings appear at birth, or do they sprout out of a child upon reaching puberty? Are the wings caused by a mutation, or is it simply the next step in human evolution? And if it's evolution, how are elemental wings made? It has potential. Keep it up!

I'd like to see a walkthrough of The 7th Guest. That game was creepy/scary back in the day. youtube.com/watch?v=nUvqkdtXMPY&feature=player_embedded

So you don't have a problem with him saying f**k, s**t, b**ch, any homosexual slang, or even the N-word at times, but you have a problem with him taking the lord's name in vain? I don't mean to crap on your feedback, but I feel like that's mighty low on the list of words Pewdie should refrain from saying. Personally I think he's entitled to say whatever he wants as long as his videos have a Mature rating and those who subscribe know that he's not really for children or people who are sensitive t…

My GT is TAGibby4. Come find me! I enjoy many of these "vidya games" you kids talk about.

Blue. Always and forever.

I remember I was in first grade. There was a girl in my class, Kayla Pratt. She was my first crush. I can't recall how it happened, when exactly it happened, or even what happened afterwards. All I remember is her kissing me on the lips and being lovestruck. It was a looooong time before I got kissed like that again.

My first game that I have any memory playing was Duck Hunt on the NES. The second, obviously, was Super Mario Bros. I remember getting the NES for my 4th birthday, and it came with the Duck Hunt/Super Mario Bros cartridge. I wasn't very good at either game, and my mom would help me get past certain levels. I think she wound up playing it more than me. I enjoyed watching. And that's where my love for video games began.