ahh thats a nightmare

[EchoSun13]

I have horrible nightmares I want to hear some other nightmares Post the worst you had I was in new mexico directing a movie and the land turned into a roof top and some weird masked guy followed me to a car that was on the roof and stabbed me I tried fighting him off but I got killed and woke up doesnt sound bad but it was

[ray]

hm... i think the worst ever was one where i was the killer and randomly just got up in math class and started killing all my class mates.it seems to me that the people i killed should have had the nightmare but it was scary for me.it wasn't at all for them because they just sat there and continued working like nothing happened.it was freaky and really creepy.

[CaLeB-]

Worse I've ever had was a false awakening. Woke up in the middle of the night, walked through my silent dark house, and found the kitchen light on. Right when I walked in the kitchen, a really horrifying monster (zombie maybe) rose up in front of my face out of nowhere, roaring so loud that I heard it echo when I woke up. I was scared to do anything. I just sat for fifteen minutes straight before I had the guts to turn the lights on. I was only 11 or so back then, and it was a really terrifying experience.

[EchoSun13]

dude that is scary

[drewmandan]

You want scary? How about being 12 years old and hearing things walking around your house when you're AWAKE. One time when my parents were in the kitchen, a knife that was sitting on the countertop flew off and nearly hit one of them. To this day we still don't know how it happened. Of course, that's not to say that I believe in ghosts. I most certainly do not. But as a child I was less certain of things.

[EchoSun13]

When I was in sixth grade I watch IT and was scared I moved into a new house the day after and the upstairs bathroom looked just like the one in the movie IT, I was to afraid to use the upstairs bathroom for the first month.

[Ilumirath]

Worse I've ever had was a false awakening. Woke up in the middle of the night, walked through my silent dark house, and found the kitchen light on. Right when I walked in the kitchen, a really horrifying monster (zombie maybe) rose up in front of my face out of nowhere, roaring so loud that I heard it echo when I woke up. I was scared to do anything. I just sat for fifteen minutes straight before I had the guts to turn the lights on. I was only 11 or so back then, and it was a really terrifying experience. I had som sort of the same dream. I was walking in an old dusty big house, it was night and thundering and then out of nowhere in front of me a blond little girl with no eyes popped up and screamed. I woke up and also coud still hear the screaming but also the image of her and it faded away slowly. That made me froze of fear and stare at the face of the girl cos it was very graphic and detailed if it didnt faded away i woud think it was real.

[Deaf Cow]

I had a recurring nightmare years ago.. There was this giant and massive building made of iron, which was used as a mental care and was situated in the middle of the desert. I and some other guy escaped with a car, but well I assume he was a lil' too mentally insane, as he drove of a cliff, with me inside.. I fell out of the car and kept falling for ages, till I almost hit the ground and then I woke up.. Imagine the sweaty, "where the hell am I" feeling when waking up, every night.. I eventually learned how to calm myself down at night and have a good night rest.. I haven't had any nightmares in the past 10 years I guess. I can still remember the damn nightmare, and the feeling..It was horrible..

[Delilah]

Some of the scariest dreams I've had involve some sort of metaphysical demon either haunting me or posessing members of my family, but it's hard to pick from them, so I'll just share my latest nightmare... Summed up very quickly, I had a dream where I was in a very large bathroom (properly scaled, but there was lots of room and stuff, like at a public swimming pool's bathroom) with heaps of taps, electrical switches and wheels that controlled the water and the lights in elaborate and confusing patterns. I spent a lot of time turning taps off in this flooded bathroom but another one turned on in a dark area of this bathroom. In the darkness was a who looked like the withered corpse of the Virgin Mary, staring blindly ahead. I got freaked out and ran out of the bathroom as fast as I could. The scary part is the false awakening I had: I got up and had a shower, and as I'm having a shower, I notice writing on the glass doors of the shower. I start reading the writing, and it's all very vivid, and as I'm reading, more writing appears. I'm told that the person "writing/talking" to me is a demon from hell to warn me that my soul is in peril, in metaphors (It's a lot to describe so I won't), it told me that a a quarter of my soul was already doomed. There were several paragraphs of writing on the glass door that I read from this demon, and it was all insanely vivid that I thought I was becoming schizophrenic. I was thinking "this must be what it's like..." Other not-so-important-stuff happened, and then I had yet another false awakening; this time I was in bed and my sister came into the room. Because I was still in a dream my fear was amplified and I really thought the dream-in-the-dream I had was a sign from Hell or something - instead of from say, an angel - and that was really creeping me out, because I just wouldn't want to me communicating with demons of any kind, it was like God had forsaken me or something because I'm pretty sure if there is a god, he or she fucking hates me. Anyway, I told my sister about the dream and she suggested I read the book of "the man you'll never see"; it was a leather bible-looking book, but when I tried to read it all the pages were blank. My sister said that's why it was called "the man you'll never see", and then I heard a voice tell me that an alternative to the metaphor of "the man you'll never see" was that I could have turned blind when trying to view him in the book, but the voice also suggested that I would learn to appreciate life and spirituality better if I was blind (despite my extreme fear of blindness). And that was my latest dream about getting my shit ruined by demons, I find it especially scary because it's not something I can just un-believe in dreams.

[DreamingGhost]

Not to be a thread killer or anything, but this topic has been started already You can view it here: http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=26983 D.G

[Delilah]

Thread-killer! *raises pitchfork* Get the thread-killer! Okay, obviously joking

[DNK]

The worst nightmare I ever had was, without a doubt: I was walking around. I had just gone in a castle of sorts, which turned into a bar. I decided I didn't want anything so I left. I remember thinking, "crazy dream, not worth going lucid over, though", so I didn't bother going lucid (to think I actively try to do it now!). Anyway, I guess my subconscious had it out for me after that. I walk from the castle into a parking lot, and it turns into night. As I'm walking towards what I assume was my car, my double comes up behind me, and starts following me. Oddly enough, this me was the scariest thing I ever saw in a dream. I turned away and began to walk faster, at which point he closed on me and began a loud om chant, that kept getting louder and louder. Petrified, I woke up to some fun sleep paralysis, my first and (so far) only occurence. I was stuck, and scared of everythign. The entire world looked like a facade and two-dimensional. It was devoid of meaning or anything that could be called substance. I layed like this for a few minutes, maybe a few seconds, it was the worst feeling I've ever experienced. It was nothingness. Eventually, I snapped out of it. But the nightmares that follow you into waking life are the worst. Anyway, makes for a fun bit of analysis, no? Anyway, that whole nothingness thing isn't all it's cracked up to be. Rather horrifying, actually. Nirvana can wait.