This movie really impacted me growing up, not just because I’ve always wanted a wooden Indian—I still do!—but also because the stories themselves were simply enjoyable. It was genuinely frightening when I was younger. As an adult, it's less scary, but it remains entertaining. I spent my childhood in a rural area during the 1980s, and my parents didn’t shield me from much; they took me to see films like *Robocop* a…