I come back stronger than a powered up Pac-Man

Okay, I don't usually get scared by much. My parents pretty much got me desensitised me from all the night terrors by letting me watch horror films from a fairly young age (Saw American Werewolf in London when I was about ten, and it's still one of my favourite films) and I'm a horror nut. Adore horror films, read Stephen King novels to tatters, am not scared of ghosties and ghoulies or things that go bump in the night.

Statues of crying angels that move and have teeth and send you back into the past however...........        In case anybody didn't see it, I'm talking about tonight's Doctor Who.  Now I have said before that I don't actually think that Doctor Who is suitable for children, and seriously if I'd have seen tonights ep when I was a child I'd have been in therapy until I was 40!!!!!!!!! (as a point of interest I absolutely hated Doctor Who with a fiery passion for most of my life and I'm old enough to remember Tom Baker thru Slyvester McCoy, I only bloody started watching it 'coz I just adore David Tennant, and now am hooked on it)

There is summat about Doctor Who, the writers seem able to tap into all the things I'm most scared of.  The scary robot things with the masks were pretty horrific, and the scarecrows in the last couple of episodes were horrible, but those statues...........

Seriously, those things have really creeped me out. I actually got goosebumps at the bit where they looked up and the thing had moved and it was all teeth and reaching arms. 

Gaaaaaaaahawhawraaaaaaaaahaha.