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Were there any X-Files that scared you as a kid? I feel like Mulder and Scully's banter always helped lighten the mood so it never felt scary. I remember being more afraid of The Springfield Files than any actual X-Files ep which is probably due to that playing the theme during the episode, but there's something about Tony Shalhoub's black hole shadow that is terrifying on an existential level.
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The episode of the mothmen fucked me up
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Not unless you were a baby.
Albino sucker mouth thing was creepy though.
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The only X-Files episode I ever saw was Home. Scared the fuck out of me, now as an adult I've learned its notoriously one of the scariest. I'd probably like the show now
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This was done perfectly. The dead silence as he stares and speaks without making a single noise was extremely unnerving.



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