Describe a memory you have of a movie you saw a long time ago that you now can’t figure out what it was or it’s title

I have a memory of seeing a movie around age 5 or 6 that opened with a girl hitch hiking down a road at night, and a narration by her that I don’t remember the details of but it basically ended with “this is how I died” as she is picked up by someone in a pickup or a bronco whose face we never see, who then pulls a gun out, points it at her face, we see terror in her eyes, and then there’s a muzzle flash and it cuts to black. Then I think the movie jumps back in time to earlier events. It scared the crap out of me and Ive never been able to find it

The Legend of Boggy Creek (1972)

I was 2 years old and went to the theater in Elgin, Tx with my sister (she's 15 years my elder).  I can remember certain scenes vividly, but I had no idea until later on what it was about.  I still haven't seen it again, but I want to.  If memory serves me correctly after 47 years there is a little boy in the movie who had never talked before and near the end (I think) he says something about bubble gum, maybe asking how much it cost, not sure.  I did research it a little and it's a Bigfoot flick.  I may check it out again.

It was a scene where some people
were walking through a jungle type atmosphere 
and this huge spider dropped down from the trees
and bit this one person in the back of his neck. A 
very big spider with huge fangs and you could see
these huge fangs going into this guy's neck
and blood coming out...I was young
and that memory has never gone away.
Scared the H E double toothpicks out of me...Yikes.

Oh real enough. I saw most of it twice on TV in September 2000. Perhaps on Lifetime.  A lengthy artistic film with a  chamber music score and it may have been in black and white.  I would guess a recent or 90s film.  A group of family and friends meet at the woodsy home of one of them. He is a psychiatrist and the house belonged to his father who was recently killed in a nearby plane crash. His father's girlfriend is still living there.  His wife's younger sister and her fiancé and other friends join them for the week of the weekend.  It is winter.  His wife, who was once his patient, is in the process of breaking up with him.  And their are a certain amount of bitternesses and recriminations and sullenesses.  They hang out together and at one point go to a local club where a country band is playing to dance and some of them get drunk.  At another the man shows some of the friends the site of the plane crash which killed his father.  In the climactic scene the wife and her sister are driving together and the former flees from the car into a snowy field and admits to her sister that she has had an abortion.  At the end she leaves him and they see her and some of the others off on the train.  Then the men return to the house and talk of going skiing at Tuckerman's Ravine (which is in New Hampshire).  To challenge themselves.  Can't recall the name of this film, which I thought was quite good, for the life of me. 

I have one that has been driving me nutz for years. I’ve tried googling what I can remember, with no results.
All I remember about the movie,  is a guy driving down a deserted road and he sees some creepy guy riding a bike on the side of the road. Then further along his drive sees the same guy on bike. I saw part of this  movie when I was young and I got freaked out, so turned it off and never saw the end. I WANT TO SEE THE REST OF IT but I have no idea what it’s called, so can’t find it. I know I didn’t imagine it though. 

This post was edited by Benedict Arnold at May 12, 2019 11:11 AM MDT

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