00:00The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of
00:07the unknown.
00:08H.P. Lovecraft
00:12Nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could do only a little.
00:18Edmund Burke
00:22Fear of something is at the root of all of his, man's, suffering.
00:27Carl Jung
00:31The only thing we have to fear is fear itself, nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes needed efforts to convert
00:39retreat into advance.
00:42Franklin D. Roosevelt
00:47Suspense is God's greatest gift to television.
00:51Alfred Hitchcock
00:54We are all born with a desire to be tormented.
00:59Theodore Dostoyevsky
01:03Illness is the nightside of life, a more rudimentary state that precedes, and eventually, follows consciousness.
01:11Susan Sontag
01:15It is a perilous thing to go on living when you have no hope.
01:20J.R.R. Tolkien
01:24The most immediate, and therefore the most terrifying, fear is of pain.
01:30George Orwell
01:34It is the terror that we have instilled in ourselves, which is the worst.
01:39Edgar Allan Poe
01:43There are things too terrible to comprehend, and that is a mercy.
01:48J.R. Bram Stoker
01:52I've been in the past and it's a terrifying place.
01:56J.R. Flannery O'Connor
02:01Fear is the most basic, elemental emotion.
02:05It's the instinct that keeps us alive.
02:08J.R. Stephen King
02:12The impossible crime, we congratulate ourselves, was not committed.
02:18Agatha Christie
02:22Cowards die many times before their deaths, the valiant taste of death but once.
02:27J.R. William Shakespeare
02:29J.R. The horror
02:33J.R. Joseph Conrad
02:38J.R. Man is not built for happiness, but for suffering
02:44J.R. Sigmund Freud
02:46J.R. Fear is, of course, the primary emotion of the powerless
02:52J.R. Octavia Butler
02:55J.R. Sigmund Freud
02:56J.R. Sigmund Freud
02:56J.R. Sigmund Freud
02:57J.R. Sigmund Freud
02:57J.R. Sigmund Freud
