Probably quicksand.

I vaguely remember watching a lot of shows in the 90s that had a quicksand scene and it seemed really terrifying.

Took me growing up a little to realize that quicksand isn’t something I should expect to encounter on a daily basis.

I wasn’t afraid of the dark, nor was I afraid of aswangs, manananggal, etc.

No, my young dumbass was afraid of this (first 5 seconds pa lang tangina I was scared shitless (literally would cry sa first 5 seconds pa lang ng music). Never stayed to finish the intro, never even waited to find out what the hell this game was… until like I was 16 (ish).

I was really furious to find out SEVERAL YEARS LATER that this was not even remotely close to a horror game, but a fucking Mahjong game (Dragon’s Eye Plus Shanghai 3). Really glad that no one really remembered from my circle of friends, or else they would have NEVER, ever let me live this shit down LMAO.

This was my #KidsAreFuckingStupid moment.

Takot ako sa pulis nung bata ako. Now, I think they are just one if the dumbest, kaya nakakatakot pa din, in a way.

My cousin was afraid of those Chinese ornamental fortune cats that wave it’s paw up and down. 😂

As for me, I get creeps from those knee height pale dress up dolls.

Makalunok ng buto ng mga prutas. Tutubo daw sa tiyan 👁👄👁

Camera flash. You can take photos of me just fine without flash (or if we’re outside and the flash isn’t as noticeable), but as soon as it’s indoors and you need flash, I’ll be out.

Takot bumiyahe ng gabi pauwi kasi feeling ko hindi na kami makakauwi ng bahay

Shake, Rattle and Roll

Cyber-Smoke’s “Earth bomb.”, and the entirety of Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 [SNES]

Evening local TV used to scare me. Unsettling commercials (Karne Ka Lang sa Hazing, Pray the Rosary bumper), gory news reports/true crime shows (Calvento Files), and horror anthologies (Tales from the Darkside, Regal Shocker).