Fear (no, not HIM)
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THE GOBLIN HORN! OMigod he's being chased and he's got to run through the room NOW NOW NOW and look his advisors panicked and made a mistake....
I liked the 'real' dwarf tunnels. They looked so much more realistic, plus I was old enough to really appreciate Knightmare by then.
The Automatum (is that how you spell it?) was also scary. And eeky fireballs. That's why advisors are heard to scream "PUT IT DOWN! PUT IT DOWN NOOOOOOOOW!" whenever the poor dungeoneer had held the spyglass up for too long...
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Series 5, Episode 1, Lord Fear's red eyes in the Spyglass sequence.
Cowers behind sofa
"Looks really can kill!"
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Yes, the red eyes/fireball combination was always terrifying. I always felt very sorry for the Brollochan though. I may have this wrong, but there was only one thing about him/it that made me shiver, and that was the sharp teeth...or am i going barmy?
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Since I don't think anybody's mentioned it (I may be wrong), I'll put in a word for the Corridor of Blades. Fabulous sound combined with an excellent design. Along with the Block and Tackle, the two obstacles where I really expected teams to die. With the teams who stumbled their way through the previous puzzles, I just thought "Just wait until you get to the Corridor of Blades..."
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Two thingsscared me: Automaton and Mogdred.
I think what made most things so scary was the music and Hugo's convincingly terrifying warnings. And that Automaton was just terrifying. He just kept coming, slowly. It was like Doctor Who.
Mogdred was just really creepy. You believed that he truly was evil. How could that actor play two such different people!
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glueey stuff monster on star trek
Do you mean William Shatner?
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I think was the scariest moment was Ariadnes Lair in series 4. Being 7 i was terrified. Level 3 in Series 3,4 and 6 where pretty scary as well
Hey, someone who agrees with me on Ariadne's Lair. Cool. Series 4 was definitely her most frightening abode. I hope she makes a return in any new series.
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I liked the idea of Ariadne creeping up on dungeoneers in the forest Â
Yes, that was what I thought could work really well in the forest environments. In the forest there are a lot more places evil things can come from, whereas in a room with two doors, well, the possibilities are more limited.
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In the forest there are a lot more places evil things can come from, whereas in a room with two doors, well, the possibilities are more limited.
Unless you're a Brollachan, of course.
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