Man on Fire needs to stop drop and roll

I watched Man on Fire 2 days ago. Ever since my first scary movie, Aracnaphobia at age 6, I have heard,"better not watch that scary movie...you'll have nightmares." I have also heard, "don't play in the fire, you'll wet the bed." I never knew that the nightmare saying was true because the nightmares had failed to visit me...until, that is, i watched Man on Fire. I was so scared during that movie. I was very glad that my mom was watching it with me...thanks mom. The worst part was when the "man" cut off a person's finger and blood squirted all over the car windshield...eeewwwww. (off topic: the rememberence of blood made me think of the episode of Lost that I watched last night. It was my first time to watch Lost. A large rock fell on one of the guy's head and it was bleeding somethin fierce. His friend that was in army put gunpower in his wound and lit it up with a match...ouch.) Anyway that very night I had a nightmare. I nightmared that someone was trying to kill me and there was almost no hope. I was very scared. I'm glad that there wasn't a thunder storm that night like there was last night because that would have just added to my scardness. When I woke up, I was glad that I was alive and not on the run from a killer.