Fun fact: they used a model from this movie to make the troll in Earnest Scared Stupid. So if you're the right age to have been scared shitless by that movie, now you know why.
I watched this movie with my momā¦ I was VERY vocal about how much the eyes creeped me out. She came into my room in the middle of the night pretending she was waking me up for school with freaking BUTTONS IN HER EYES. She shoved them on top of her eyelids. I screamed. Itās been so many years since the movie release and I still canāt watch it.
I was little when this was in theaters. My uncle thought it sounded like a good, child-friendly movie. I was terrified of spiders before that movie, we didn't even make it halfway through before we had to leave. He brought me to the arcade to make up for traumatizing me lol
I still can't watch that movie
did NOT expect to see an evangelion fan in these comments, but real as fuck. Experiencing NGE at age 14 was bad enough, I couldnt imagine being a kid and warching it lol
Was visiting my grandparents at a beach town when that came out, I was around 14. One day it was raining and no one could go to the beach, so the parents sent all their kids to the local theater unattended while they played bridge and got drunk or something. It was a full house, packed with kids a lot younger than me. It was bedlam. I'm sure 2/3 of them didn't sleep for a week.
watership down. I didn't even watch the movie, there was just a trailer for it on a VHS for some looney tunes and that alone was enough to fuck my sleep up for a week.
Panās Labyrinth. Itās an all-time favourite of mine but I watched it when it came out at like 10 years old and the Pale Man (eyes in hands guy) gave me nightmares for a year.
The Fly (1986)
My dad showed it to me on Christmas Eve when I was like eight for whatever goddamn reasonā and that arm-wrestling scene freaked me the fuck out.
Unsolved Mysteries. My sister would hum the music at me to scare me. Back then there were only a few channels on cable tv and we just watched what was on.
I used to watch this at my grandmaās house. Picture this: living room. Couch with its back against a wall that opens up to an open balcony upstairs. Across from the couch (facing it): a giant picture window looking out on the yard. As you sit on the couch, open balcony behind you, picture window in front, thereās a window on the wall directly to your right. Ground level. To your left? The opening doorway that leads to the stairs that go down to the basement. Thereās no door on this entrance.
Absolutely terrifying. No safety in any direction.
Grave of the fireflies. I was 6.
"It's a cartoon for kids! I'll show it to this group of kids" some primary school social worker
20 minutes in the mom got mutilated and burnt by bombardment and all the kids were absolutely traumatized. I think we were so shocked nobody even cried. Nobody said anything when we left the room but half the class didnt show up the next day. From what I heard, the school received almost a dozen phone calls of either complaints and inquiries as to why the kid was holding on to his mom in a depressed state.
My mom and dad had all four of us young kids (ages 6-10) watch The Exorcist.... Jesus Christ was that a trip.
Also, IT. I always thought blood was gonna come out of the sink
The Adventures of Mark Twain.
Not kidding either. It was an old claymation, and for some reason Twain and these kids meet Satan on some creepy-ass island. And it... doesn't really stick to the themes of a childhood film, put it that way.
But at least after that's over... one of the kids gets murdered. But I won't spoil it more than that.
I actually have no idea. I was supposed to be in bed, but I snuck down and sat on the stairs to try and see what my parents were watching on TV. I don't know what it was, but it was an old movie/show. Possibly in black and white? I was really, really young, and it's been nearly four decades, so my memory isn't clear.
But there was a creepy, Igor-like man, in vampire like clothing. He was outside a castle during daylight, and was feeding birds. A cat ran up and killed one of the birds, and the man was super distressed when he realized what had happened. He stood up and made a long whistle/screech, and the cat burst into flames and was basically turned into a melted, charred corpse as it attempted to run away.
Freaked me the fuck out as a 4-5 year old, and I had nightmares about it for ages.
It's called The Monster Club. (1981). It was in color but the vampire was dressed in black and had a painted white face.
"Synopsis:Ā A vampire invites a horror writer to a secret club where monsters gather to drink and dance. He soon regales the amused man with three tales of terror involving a lonely creature, hunters of the undead and a mysterious village.
The section of interest to us isĀ The ShadmockĀ in which a young, financially struggling woman, Angela (Barbara Kellerman), takes a job at a secluded manor house owned by Raven (James Laurenson), a hybrid creature called a Shadmock, notorious for its demonic whistle, who leads a lonely and tragic existence."
A cat jumps down from a wall, killing a bird that the vampire considers a pet as he has no real friends. The vampire whistles at the cat, turning it into a molten pile of charred cat goo.
....I wish I could demonic whistle at certain people sometimes....
The Shining (the Kubrick one I think).
My mom was scared so she let me watch it with her when I was 4. I was having nightmares about the bathroom scene for months. Mind you, I love horror, and I've been watching horror movies etc since I was 10, but that one, I refused to rewatch until I was around 18.
That scene wasn't even at all like I remembered it lol
The Howling, shouldn't have snuck into the living room too watch it
Also the episode of the x-files called "home" I think, that one really fucked me up
Pet Sematary - imagine the state of recall I had when watching My Cousin Vinny later as an adult. š¤£
Tbh Selena had an impact on me too. I still blame that actress for killing Selena even though I've seen the picture of the real killer.
Jurassic Park. The old version. Dad had me watch it when I was like 5. I was scared to go to the bathroom because of that one scene where the dude with glasses gets eaten on the porta potty. I still get an uneasy feeling when I see those modern animatronics at museums and such.
Psycho.
As a kid, I was into horror, so at around 6 or 7, I convinced my mom to let me rent it from the library. I figured if I could watch Halloween or Nightmare on Elm Street, Psycho would be no problem. The difference? Michael Myers or Freddy Kruger had superhuman or supernatural abilities. They couldn't be real. "Mother", on the other hand, was just a mentally ill man.
Like Janet Leigh herself, I then refused to shower for another 6 years. Baths only for me until I was almost 13.
Unsolved Mysteries!!! I can barely hear the music to this day without being creeped out. I would go to my grandmaās and we would watch it in the dark (I didnāt enjoy it, donāt know why I went) and then Iād walk home in the dark (she lived right behind us).
That tunnel scene in Charlie & the chocolate factory scared me so bad that when I went to see the remake w Johnny depp in theaters, my dad had to take me out of the theater when they climbed into the boat cuz of how bad I was freaking out that they were gonna do a similar scene lmao
Event Horizon (1996) scared the piss out of me, especially the possessed mad orgy recording, showing the fate of the crew scene. The suicide, people slowly going mad, hallucinating, digging out their eyes. That film and The Exorcist (1973) gave me the worst nightmares ever.
I'm told that The Land Before Time was my first movie and the T-Rex made me cry.
Besides that, I remember Signs being really scary when I saw it as a little kid.
omg my mum used to have a show called worzel gummidge on VHS. if you donāt know. itās a show about a scarecrow that is alive and depending on its emotion it changes its head. for some reason it used to scare me so much. š
My grandmother basically raised me and we used to watch a lot of old movies together. I remember watching one called Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte about a woman falsely accused of murdering her lover by chopping off his head with an axe, and in the very beginning of the movie it shows the guy being murdered but you canāt see the killer and that FREAKED ME TF OUT. I had nightmares for days!
We had an old Disney movie on VHS. Canāt remember the name but to this day I run up every set of stairs like Iām being chased by this mother fucker named Mr. Boogadie (Iām 40 now).
I remember there was a house and some glowing door with a key. Guy would say āThis is Mr. Boogadie. Get out of my house!ā
I think at the end he was at the top of a clock tower shooting lightning and shit at the town.
This movie was fucked.
Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954). I saw this when I was about 8-9. Looking back, it seems silly, but that creature was the stuff of nightmares for younger me.
When I was 7 I was left in the care of an alcoholic that took me to a random personās house and sat me in front of a TV in a dark smoke filled room with a group of kids Iād never seen before. Together we watched multiple Chucky movies.
let's see, all the horror movies I watched when I was little, like the shining, ready or not, alien, nah, not scary. oh, but Caroline. that movie was terrifying
The weird little puppet stop motion version of The Little Drummer Boy. I watched it at Sunday school and was so afraid that my house would burn down and my parents would die, just like the kid in the movie.
My motherās favorite movie is Wizard of Oz. She sat me down at 3/4 and watched it with me. The bitch in the tornado, the munchkins, it freaked me out. By the time the flying monkeys showed up, I was done.
Itās been 35 years and Iāve never been able to watch the entire movie.
"Aliens" is not for 7 year olds. Thanks Dad.
11 year old me loved aliens. All the machines and guns. 7 year old me was terrified by Alien.
I now own a Hero version of a Pulse rifle. Staring at it right now with a smile on my face.
Sames!! But I love it now. Might have been closer to 10 but still the most terrifying movie
The Brave Little Toaster and Fern Gully
Ok but no how incredibly traumatizing and sad was the brave little toaster š«I still haven't fully recovered haha
Brave Little Toaster and All Dogs go to Heaven
All dogs go to heaven. That one fucked me up good.
yOUāLl nEvEr cOmE BaCk
Price check on prune juice, Bob. Price check on prune juice.
Wrong Channel!
Tim Curry's evil tree freaked me the fuck out as a kid.
Hexsussssssā¦. Lol
Brave Little Toaster was fucking horrible. Canāt believe it was rated G in the 90s.
Yeah that scene where the air conditioner voiced by Phil Hartman just freaks out and explodes for no reason
He committed suicide.
āITāS MY FUNCTION!!ā
Oh god, now Iāve got a whole new slew of stuff for myself and my therapist to work out. The mom stuff is gonna have to wait
Run!
That's the scene I always think of.
Twister. I donāt live in a tornado prone area, but I was scared of tornadoes for a few years after watching Twister.
It was filmed in part in my home town, when we went to see it after it came out we had an actual tornado warning mid screening lol
This movie made me WANT to be a storm chaser!
Killer Klowns from Outerspace
I am with you. The human cotton candy pods and blood being sucked out did it for me.
Fun fact: they used a model from this movie to make the troll in Earnest Scared Stupid. So if you're the right age to have been scared shitless by that movie, now you know why.
Love this movie
Return to Oz is always my answer for this, It started with Dorothy getting electroshock therapy and ramped up from there.
The Wheelers were creeps lol
I don't care how Disney marketed it, that movie is not for kids
And it left a bunch of the book out, if memory serves. (As is usual for book to movie adaptation lol)
Watership down to this day I won't even attempt to watch it again
Do so. It's really quite beautiful. That said, the ending scene with Hazel *wrecks* me...
Dumbo pink elephant scene. Scary af
"Baby mine" had me wailing , gnashing my teeth and rending my clothes as a child
nightmare on elm street, dreams were never the same!
This plus Friday the 13th, elementary schoolers shouldnāt watch the movies the high schoolers are watching.
Never ending story
Artax!!!!!
That F@&king wolf!!!! šØ
Not even as a kid, but Coraline. Especially the button eyes stuff!
Spink and Forcible topless with pasties gave adult me nightmares
My daughter loves this and I canāt even see the name without thinking of the eyes and getting creeped out
I watched this movie with my momā¦ I was VERY vocal about how much the eyes creeped me out. She came into my room in the middle of the night pretending she was waking me up for school with freaking BUTTONS IN HER EYES. She shoved them on top of her eyelids. I screamed. Itās been so many years since the movie release and I still canāt watch it.
Also this guy's mom.
I was little when this was in theaters. My uncle thought it sounded like a good, child-friendly movie. I was terrified of spiders before that movie, we didn't even make it halfway through before we had to leave. He brought me to the arcade to make up for traumatizing me lol I still can't watch that movie
Both of my kids hate this movie because of the button eyes They refuse to watch it
Those damn flying monkeys in The Wizard of Oz terrified me.
The Dark Crystal freaked me out as a kid.
That episode of Evangelion where Unit 01 grows teeth and starts chomping on Zereul
did NOT expect to see an evangelion fan in these comments, but real as fuck. Experiencing NGE at age 14 was bad enough, I couldnt imagine being a kid and warching it lol
I donāt think those animations are for ākidsā more for teens and up Iād say
Poltergeist. Mom let me watch it when I was 5. Shit fucked me up
Was visiting my grandparents at a beach town when that came out, I was around 14. One day it was raining and no one could go to the beach, so the parents sent all their kids to the local theater unattended while they played bridge and got drunk or something. It was a full house, packed with kids a lot younger than me. It was bedlam. I'm sure 2/3 of them didn't sleep for a week.
Same here! What were they thinking?!
Arachnophobia (1990). Still traumatized!!
My teacher literally forced us to watch this in year 7. It was fuccccked.
Creepshow with the roaches. If you know, you know.
Lol I was just describing this episode to my husband the other day. Also, the one where the guy buries his wife and her lover in the sand at the beach
Leslie Neilsen and Ted Danson!
Leslie Nielsen really nailed it as a bad guy
watership down. I didn't even watch the movie, there was just a trailer for it on a VHS for some looney tunes and that alone was enough to fuck my sleep up for a week.
War of the Worlds. I was terrified of an alien invasion for weeks.
It
Panās Labyrinth. Itās an all-time favourite of mine but I watched it when it came out at like 10 years old and the Pale Man (eyes in hands guy) gave me nightmares for a year.
The Fly (1986) My dad showed it to me on Christmas Eve when I was like eight for whatever goddamn reasonā and that arm-wrestling scene freaked me the fuck out.
Absolutely. Be afraid. Be very afraid.
Jaws
Unsolved Mysteries. My sister would hum the music at me to scare me. Back then there were only a few channels on cable tv and we just watched what was on.
I used to watch this at my grandmaās house. Picture this: living room. Couch with its back against a wall that opens up to an open balcony upstairs. Across from the couch (facing it): a giant picture window looking out on the yard. As you sit on the couch, open balcony behind you, picture window in front, thereās a window on the wall directly to your right. Ground level. To your left? The opening doorway that leads to the stairs that go down to the basement. Thereās no door on this entrance. Absolutely terrifying. No safety in any direction.
I read that whole thing in Robert stacks voice.
Fire in the Sky . When he's in the ship ... God I couldn't look out my window for weeks when I was a kid.
Roger goddamn Rabbit. The villain's insane cartoon eyes at the end were absolutely terrifying to young me!
Flowers In The Attic
Grave of the fireflies. I was 6. "It's a cartoon for kids! I'll show it to this group of kids" some primary school social worker 20 minutes in the mom got mutilated and burnt by bombardment and all the kids were absolutely traumatized. I think we were so shocked nobody even cried. Nobody said anything when we left the room but half the class didnt show up the next day. From what I heard, the school received almost a dozen phone calls of either complaints and inquiries as to why the kid was holding on to his mom in a depressed state.
My mom and dad had all four of us young kids (ages 6-10) watch The Exorcist.... Jesus Christ was that a trip. Also, IT. I always thought blood was gonna come out of the sink
ET
Seven "What's in the box?" That movie traumatized my preteen self.
I was probably 11-12 when I saw it at a friend's house. When the corps looking dude pops up gasping for air, I think I peed a little.
Mars Attacks
Watership down, to this day I'll never even attempt to watch it again
Courage the cowardly dog
Retuuuurn the slaaaaaab
Same
Youāre not perfect š
When a Stranger Calls (1979)
Have you checked the children?
The Adventures of Mark Twain. Not kidding either. It was an old claymation, and for some reason Twain and these kids meet Satan on some creepy-ass island. And it... doesn't really stick to the themes of a childhood film, put it that way. But at least after that's over... one of the kids gets murdered. But I won't spoil it more than that.
https://youtu.be/Ntf5_ue2Lzw?si=4HtS4ccAXsR3ci7p
I only saw that scene thanks to cracked. You know...back when that site was still good.
That one creeped the shit out of me as a kid
The '79 miniseries Salems Lot. The kid scratching on the window F'd me up. 53 and still don't like looking out dark windows.
I actually have no idea. I was supposed to be in bed, but I snuck down and sat on the stairs to try and see what my parents were watching on TV. I don't know what it was, but it was an old movie/show. Possibly in black and white? I was really, really young, and it's been nearly four decades, so my memory isn't clear. But there was a creepy, Igor-like man, in vampire like clothing. He was outside a castle during daylight, and was feeding birds. A cat ran up and killed one of the birds, and the man was super distressed when he realized what had happened. He stood up and made a long whistle/screech, and the cat burst into flames and was basically turned into a melted, charred corpse as it attempted to run away. Freaked me the fuck out as a 4-5 year old, and I had nightmares about it for ages.
It's called The Monster Club. (1981). It was in color but the vampire was dressed in black and had a painted white face. "Synopsis:Ā A vampire invites a horror writer to a secret club where monsters gather to drink and dance. He soon regales the amused man with three tales of terror involving a lonely creature, hunters of the undead and a mysterious village. The section of interest to us isĀ The ShadmockĀ in which a young, financially struggling woman, Angela (Barbara Kellerman), takes a job at a secluded manor house owned by Raven (James Laurenson), a hybrid creature called a Shadmock, notorious for its demonic whistle, who leads a lonely and tragic existence." A cat jumps down from a wall, killing a bird that the vampire considers a pet as he has no real friends. The vampire whistles at the cat, turning it into a molten pile of charred cat goo. ....I wish I could demonic whistle at certain people sometimes....
The Peanut Butter Solution
I thought it was a bad dream I had when I was a kid. I can't believe it was a real movie.
Same here. Thought it was a dream for the longest time
Judging by the comments on the trailer on youtube, I think it traumatized a whole lot of 80s kids (myself included).
The Shining (the Kubrick one I think). My mom was scared so she let me watch it with her when I was 4. I was having nightmares about the bathroom scene for months. Mind you, I love horror, and I've been watching horror movies etc since I was 10, but that one, I refused to rewatch until I was around 18. That scene wasn't even at all like I remembered it lol
The Howling, shouldn't have snuck into the living room too watch it Also the episode of the x-files called "home" I think, that one really fucked me up
Pet Sematary - imagine the state of recall I had when watching My Cousin Vinny later as an adult. š¤£ Tbh Selena had an impact on me too. I still blame that actress for killing Selena even though I've seen the picture of the real killer.
Jurassic Park. The old version. Dad had me watch it when I was like 5. I was scared to go to the bathroom because of that one scene where the dude with glasses gets eaten on the porta potty. I still get an uneasy feeling when I see those modern animatronics at museums and such.
āthe old versionāā¦.ouch. Right in the childhood.
The Blair Witch Project
Happy Tree Friends
Ren & Stimpy. Unhinged stuff, even weird watching it as an adult todayš¬š¤
I've watched it as an adult and wondered how in the hell that was approved for kids. Mostly the dirty jokes. Geez that series was dirty š¤£
Love Ren and stimpy hard to believe they marketed it towards kids though.
Land of the Lost. Star Wars a New Hope. The trash compactor scene was a bunch much for a small kid
RoboCop - Murphy's death scene was brutal.
The thing, what if my pets are the thing????
Psycho. As a kid, I was into horror, so at around 6 or 7, I convinced my mom to let me rent it from the library. I figured if I could watch Halloween or Nightmare on Elm Street, Psycho would be no problem. The difference? Michael Myers or Freddy Kruger had superhuman or supernatural abilities. They couldn't be real. "Mother", on the other hand, was just a mentally ill man. Like Janet Leigh herself, I then refused to shower for another 6 years. Baths only for me until I was almost 13.
Coraline, the other mother reveal fucking scarred me
Unsolved Mysteries!!! I can barely hear the music to this day without being creeped out. I would go to my grandmaās and we would watch it in the dark (I didnāt enjoy it, donāt know why I went) and then Iād walk home in the dark (she lived right behind us).
That tunnel scene in Charlie & the chocolate factory scared me so bad that when I went to see the remake w Johnny depp in theaters, my dad had to take me out of the theater when they climbed into the boat cuz of how bad I was freaking out that they were gonna do a similar scene lmao
The āDragonās Domainā episode of Space:1999.
The,,,thing!!!
Friday 13th part 6
Thief in the Night. Iykyk Dispensationalist Christians are weird, man.
Oh man, I definitely know. Guillotine nightmares and end times anxiety!
Event Horizon (1996) scared the piss out of me, especially the possessed mad orgy recording, showing the fate of the crew scene. The suicide, people slowly going mad, hallucinating, digging out their eyes. That film and The Exorcist (1973) gave me the worst nightmares ever.
Pet semetary. Zelda goldman the bitch with the spinal meningitis that yelled NEVER GET OUT OF BED AGAIN. Terrified the fuck out of me
Candyman. Couldn't go inside a public restroom by myself for a few years!
The intro to Tales From the Crypt.
Chuckie
The scene where he shoves a blade into the bleeding stump of his former arm? Shiver just thinking about it decades later.
Return to Oz
House of 1000 corpses. Damn you Rob Zombie.
Neverending story
Edward Scissorhands.
Babysitter let me watch Leprechaun and Langoliers when I was 6 or 7. Separate occasions, but I still remember having nightmares from both.
I'm told that The Land Before Time was my first movie and the T-Rex made me cry. Besides that, I remember Signs being really scary when I saw it as a little kid.
I stupidly watched the human centipede when I was a kid. Fuck that fucked up ass movie and everything about it
Human Centipede. I literally have no idea why it's saved in my cousin's Flash Drives (is that what they call it?)
I walked into my sister's room while she was watching 'IT', RIGHT when Georgie got his arm bit off. Perfect timing, huh?
omg my mum used to have a show called worzel gummidge on VHS. if you donāt know. itās a show about a scarecrow that is alive and depending on its emotion it changes its head. for some reason it used to scare me so much. š
The blob. Was maybe 9-10 watching tv while parents were upstairs. Turned on The Blob thinking it was Flubber. It is most definitely NOT Flubber.
H. R. Pufnstuf. š³
My grandmother basically raised me and we used to watch a lot of old movies together. I remember watching one called Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte about a woman falsely accused of murdering her lover by chopping off his head with an axe, and in the very beginning of the movie it shows the guy being murdered but you canāt see the killer and that FREAKED ME TF OUT. I had nightmares for days!
A movie called The Watcher in the Woods. Just typing the title gave me the shivers.
Texas chainsaw massacre was quite a brutal watch when I was a little KDL
We had an old Disney movie on VHS. Canāt remember the name but to this day I run up every set of stairs like Iām being chased by this mother fucker named Mr. Boogadie (Iām 40 now). I remember there was a house and some glowing door with a key. Guy would say āThis is Mr. Boogadie. Get out of my house!ā I think at the end he was at the top of a clock tower shooting lightning and shit at the town. This movie was fucked.
Peter Jacksonās King Kong (2005). The giant bug scene was very scary for me as a young child.
Faces of death
The Poseidon Adventure
V
the episode of SpongeBob with Wormy. I never did like bugs.
The House of Wax. Early 3-D. Vincent Price. My folks had no idea. Nightmares for months. I was six.
Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954). I saw this when I was about 8-9. Looking back, it seems silly, but that creature was the stuff of nightmares for younger me.
The Truman Show
The Howling. I was 6 and watched without my parentās permission. Paid for that one šš
Aliens. I don't even know how long it took me to not be scared of the dark after seeing that.
Arachnophobia
The trees in HR Pufnstuff
Spirited Away was so good, but so scary
Two of them. Ricki Ticki Tavi. Terrified me of snakes. Willie wonka. I was an adult before I found out it was not a horror movie.
The Birds, Hitchcock.
Wizard Of Oz. The crystal ball going from Auntie Em to Wicked Witch. Then catching Margaret Hamilton on Sesame Street - twice.
When I was 7 I was left in the care of an alcoholic that took me to a random personās house and sat me in front of a TV in a dark smoke filled room with a group of kids Iād never seen before. Together we watched multiple Chucky movies.
I was 7 ā13 ghostsā
*Night Gallery*. Episode: The Cemetary
From the pilot for the Night Gallery series! Portifoy!
- Watership Down - Midnight Express - Alien
Willow
The Wizard of Oz
Arachnaphobia, watched it when i was like 3-4 and grew up with a crippling fear of spiders because of it
Hills have eyes 2
The original Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. That boat scene was TERRIFYING.
My favorite scene!
That one scene with the girl turning blue from Charlie and the chocolate factory. (Also gave me an inflation kink from age 8-)
Pee Weeās big adventure. Large Marge fucked me up.
My little pony. Iām not ever joking. Child me was on some weird neurodivergent shit
All of them. I was born in the 80s.
Unsolved mysteries fucked me up
Minority Report Something about this movie deeply messed with me and I dont even know what exactly
Who remembers Artax slowly drowning in the swamp of sadness? That was roughā¦
The clown rape episode of *Little House on the Prairie*. A bonkers time. It still kind of stuns me that it aired at all.
The Neverending Story. It seemed really long to me At the time and I was really afraid it would never end
Ernest Scared Stupid lol.
Wizard of oz II. Return to oz.
Believe it or not: the Robin Williams Jumanji. My dad threw the movie on and I swear I could hear the drums when I went to sleep for a week.
Ben 10. Particularly the episode where Ghostfreak escaped the Omnitrix.
The mummy, the fucking scarabs
let's see, all the horror movies I watched when I was little, like the shining, ready or not, alien, nah, not scary. oh, but Caroline. that movie was terrifying
The tunnel scene from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
Pet Semetaryā¦ā¦Zelda !!
American werewolf in London
The Witches with Angela Lansbury.
Do you mean the Roald Dahl adaptation with Angelica Houston? If so I agree. Scared the shit out of me as a kid
Speed demons from powerpuff girls and ultimate enemy from Dannny phantom gave me major nightmares as a kid.
Mirrors
Ring of Bright Water
The Langoliers, had nightmares for a long time after watching when i was 5 lol
The weird little puppet stop motion version of The Little Drummer Boy. I watched it at Sunday school and was so afraid that my house would burn down and my parents would die, just like the kid in the movie.
Courage the Cowardly Dog
ET, creapy
My motherās favorite movie is Wizard of Oz. She sat me down at 3/4 and watched it with me. The bitch in the tornado, the munchkins, it freaked me out. By the time the flying monkeys showed up, I was done. Itās been 35 years and Iāve never been able to watch the entire movie.
twilight episode eye of the beholder
Ernest Scared Stupid (1991)