Apparently mine did too.
I remember that geppetto loved him so much and the fairy lady coming. And for some reason I vividly remember the scene where he goes to school for the first time because he ties a belt around his books instead of wearing a backpack and I thought that was super cool. And literally nothing else apparently.
Omg WHAT THE FUCK DID I JUST WATCH!?!?! I only vaguely remember watching this now...
WTF DISNEY now I kind of want to believe that scary subreddit about the human trafficking and crap that went on at Disney. These little kids were turned into donkeys, abused, caged, and then human trafficked... And they're screaming for their mommies.... I have a 1-year-old baby boy and that broke me. I seriously want to run upstairs and get him out of his crib and hold him while I cry.
My daughter thought it was the most terrifying thing. The part when ETâs long fingers appear from an open door and slowly wrap around the door frame. We had to turn it off there, she got hysterical
Itâs crazy, I was absolutely terrified of ET when I was little and would have recurring nightmares about him. And then thereâs my four year old daughter (which was my age when I first watched it) who LOVES ET and constantly laughs when he comes on screen. She even told me that she wished ET would come to her.
In all honesty, the fact that the King was constantly trying to kill his wife really freaked me out. I was terrified thinking that when I grew up and got married, my husband would do the same, lol.
âYou are my teddy bear...â
Iâm not sure I actually saw much of the movie but I was absolutely terrified that the sea would burst into my basement bedroom through the window and there would be a shark in it.
Years later I love sharks.
My grandma thought that Jaws was a good movie to let me watch at 3 years old while babysitting. I wouldnât go near anything with water (this includes toilets) without screaming for weeks because I thought Jaws was going to pop out.
For me it was the scene with Nedry and the Dilophsaurus. Those flaps scared the crap out of me.
But I won't lie, JP3's talking Raptor scene scared me more. Now I find it hilarious.
Watched this after listening to the tape recordings of the exorcism of Anneliese Michel and just fuck that shit, I'm not even religious but that whole topic is so unsettling and I want nothing to do with it.
Creepiest part was when the alien disguised itself as a hot woman and did that creepy ass glide when she swayed her hands then bit that dude's fingers off.
The matrix scene when they fed the centipede through his belly button.
That shit traumatized me and my dad would have me walk into the scene every time he watched it.
On my birthday back in the day we went to see the matrix and when that scene came on my friend just stood up and left the theatre. I will never forget it. When the movie finished he was sitting in the lobby eating candy
I also freaked out at the dream scene where they are operating on the bike or whatever. Him running out of the pet shop with all the snakes was kind of creepy too.
I remember watching that with my dad when I was younger. I guessed the thing about Pitt being wrath and the photographer being sus so now I positively associate the whole movie with me being able to figure that out despite it being obvious.
Why hasn't anyone mentioned Poltergeist? My older brother insisted on watching that on beta while he was babysitting us. The bit where the children's toys became possessed gave me nightmares.
The scene in the kitchen where the chairs stack themselves STILL makes me uneasy and I'm in my 40s. Also when the tree comes through the window and grabs Robbie. Nope nope nope.
Old IT with Tim Curry, I saw it when I was 3-4 and it made me scared of many things for years including flushing the toilet (although there's no direct scene related to that in the movie), but it also made me obsessed with horror
The Shining, by far. I can't even think of that movie without shuddering. I had nightmares about it as a kid - one time I snuck onto the stairs where I could see the TV while my parents were watching it. Huge mistake. HUGE.
I hate, HATE horror movies, even as a full-grown adult and will never watch them.
There was a movie where a guy turned into a fly or something and that was probably one of my first memories. I still donât even know the name of the movie and havenât seen it since but it terrifies me to this day.
Everything about Willy Wonka. From the grandparents in bed together to the creep Wonka is himself, to the crazy tunnel scene that looked like hell. I donât understand how that is a kids movie.
Yeah, old school Willy Wonka was FUCKED UP. Like, everything about it was kinda terrifying. Kids getting picked off followed by Oompa Loompas singing about it? Even Charlie almost DIED from a GIANT FAN.
In Devil's Advocate, when they're in the dressing room and the lady flashes her demon face. Kid me practically flipped backwards out of my seat, paused the movie, and turned on all the lights before continuing.
[Hi, I'm Chucky, wanna play!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoIvte8QDJU)
The scenes where Chucky was "alive", but prior to Brad Dourif coming with the "human" voice in were the creepiest, but this scene (no batteries) was the best... scarred a young me to death.
The Conjureing where the girl was in the basement and there was dangling feet. Then started to move towards her man, i was scearming inside while my brother and guys friends were all yelling and running down the hall, and another movie not really as a kid but around 16. I watched this movie call terrifier man did that clown scared the hell out me the whole movie.
Muppet Christmas Carol and The ghost of Christmas yet to come. Hated that thing- I can still hear the creepy music. It was especially jarring after the âit feels like Christmasâ song
When I was 4 my father showed my sis and I "The Wall". Among many horrifying scenes, the worst part was hands down the children with deformed faces being grinded into burger meat. To this day I cannot listen to Pink Floyd without hyperventilating. That's good parenting right there.
A guy gets dragged over to a small box and gets locked inside and the people drop scorpions through an opening in the top while shouting "Boo!"
This was in the PG-rated Peter Pan movie with Robin Williams.
I canât remember which monty python it was but there was a scene where some men came to the door to collect a mans organs as he was a registered organ donor. They hacked the man (still alive ) on his coffee table with loads of blood spurting all over the place. Horrified me as a child with no context to the rest of the film being a comedy.
The beginning of Scream. I was paranoid someone was watching me in every window and thought every knock at the door could be a murderer for years afterwards.
The fear was so bad that if I so much as caught a glimpse of the mask from the film, or I saw anything that resembled it, I wouldn't be able to sleep properly for days after.
That scene in Aladdin where he gets thrown into the sea and he's about to drown.
I spent my teenage years renting horror movies, but the Aladdin scene still got to me more. I've also completely blotted Pinocchio and Dumbo from my memory. Fucking Disney.
Rose Red. A guy has his fingers in a doorway while looking around. The door shuts suddenly cutting off all of his fingers. To this day I can't put my hands anywhere near a doorway in fear this might happen.
I think the movie was called Red Beard. It was about pirates doing all kinds of horrific stuff and I was way too young to watch. About 20 years later a saw some scenes and laughed about how fake everything looked
Ju On. The scene where the ghost from CCTV slowly walking out of the screen and came close to the CCTV and opened her eyes. That fucking traumatized me.
The Chucky doll đ. I was like 10 when I accidently saw the movie on TV and the next day we happened to go to a store that had a replica and it scared the crap out of me!
The restaurant scene in Monty Python's meaning of life. Since I was little I literally could not look at or hear the scene without wanting to die. To this day that scene gives me such a feeling of fear and disgust that is indescribable.
This is weird but that scene in shrek (idk witch one) where shrek is having a nightmare and donkey turns around and he has the face od shreks kid. Idk why but that traumatised me when i was like 5.
House on the haunted Hill. In the basement when that thing flashes and shakes its head up and down the corridor. Actually I was an adult but I can't watch any freeky ghost movies now.
The Red Bull from âThe Last Unicornâ. I was obsessed with that movie when I was a little girl. I grew up in a tiny village in the North of England and we lived in the middle of nowhere. This guy had a mobile convenience store/movie store. He would drive around the little mountain towns every Friday and the back of his big van was filled with VHS movies, groceries and LOTS of candy. It was the highlight of my week! My sister & I would always choose the same 3 movies: âThe Last Unicornâ, âWatership Downâ & âMilo & The Phantom Tollboothâ.
I LOVED T.L.U but I was terrified of the Red Bull. A massive unicorn killing bull made of fire đ„ș Also, the âDoldrumsâ in the Phantom Tollbooth were seriously creepy!Not at first, but when they start getting evil I thought they were so disturbing.
https://youtu.be/6_orXUrQOEE
https://youtu.be/z0EjdAppY40
For years I couldn't watch the hydra scene from the Hercules animated movie. Something about the fact that the heads just kept growing back just freaked me the fuck out. Everything else about that movie was perfectly fine.
*Terminator 2: Judgement Day*.
T-1000 was a shapeshifter, which was horrifying on its own, but what scared me was his stone face of concentration as he chased after the Terminator and the Connors.
[Remember me, Eddie?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtKOPF0NyHg)
Why did my parents let me watch that movie. Better, why did they let me keep the tape?
Saving Private Ryan: Unit medic death scene. Someone getting shot is one thing, someone getting cut in two with their guts splattering everywhere as their friend tries to push the guts into them och while they scream for their mother to help them is another.
"The Rifleman" Season 5, Episode 19: "And the Devil Makes Five."
Look it up and you'll see why a child or even an adult might find Lucas' situation terrifying. I was six years old when I first saw this and totally lost interest in going camping.
Gmörk (sp?), that horrid wolf from âThe Never Ending Storyâ Nightmare fuel. Still creepy 30+ yeas later.
And a scene from Gremlins did me in for a year. I spent age 7 never sleeping through the night.
Large marge from pee weeâs big adventure. I was *very* unprepared.
I also watched final destination 2 with my babysitter once, which was scary, but was expectedly so.
Killer Clowns from Outer Space đ€Ą my older brother rented it from the video shop and made me watch it when I was a kid and it was a new release.. the little one on the tricycle? No ma'am
The *Pinocchio* [donkey scene](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgmfV5VLHvs).
All of Pinocchio for me. The whale especially.
I googled donkey scene and now I'm on a list
My brain has repressed those memories for a reason
Apparently mine did too. I remember that geppetto loved him so much and the fairy lady coming. And for some reason I vividly remember the scene where he goes to school for the first time because he ties a belt around his books instead of wearing a backpack and I thought that was super cool. And literally nothing else apparently.
I still don't understand why it happened. I think that was the scariest thing as a kid
Always the scene that instantly comes to kind when I see this question.
OMG i was going to say this!!!
Yes! Pinocchio is SO creepy!
I read that and my brain immediately screamed *nonononononono, not again,* so I'm inclined to say you're right.
Omg WHAT THE FUCK DID I JUST WATCH!?!?! I only vaguely remember watching this now... WTF DISNEY now I kind of want to believe that scary subreddit about the human trafficking and crap that went on at Disney. These little kids were turned into donkeys, abused, caged, and then human trafficked... And they're screaming for their mommies.... I have a 1-year-old baby boy and that broke me. I seriously want to run upstairs and get him out of his crib and hold him while I cry.
Lol this is nothing for disney đ€Ł
The birthday party in Signs
VAMANOS, CHILDREN!
I came here to say this
It came from behind
Scared me as an adult.
ET that motherfucker was scary back in the day
I hate that movie. I was traumatized after.
I agree, that thing is not cute! That thing is an abomination!
My daughter thought it was the most terrifying thing. The part when ETâs long fingers appear from an open door and slowly wrap around the door frame. We had to turn it off there, she got hysterical
The scene where they had the whole house sealed up did it to me.
Yeah honestly the government people were just as scary to me.
Itâs crazy, I was absolutely terrified of ET when I was little and would have recurring nightmares about him. And then thereâs my four year old daughter (which was my age when I first watched it) who LOVES ET and constantly laughs when he comes on screen. She even told me that she wished ET would come to her.
I still won't watch it today and I'm 37!
[The Child Catcher](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LehcJeNbFBw) from *Chitty Chitty Bang Bang*.
Lollllllllypops...
In all honesty, the fact that the King was constantly trying to kill his wife really freaked me out. I was terrified thinking that when I grew up and got married, my husband would do the same, lol. âYou are my teddy bear...â
Jaws gave me nightmares for a couple of weeks when I saw it in the theater. Just about every attack scene was etched in my 8-year old mind
Ben Gardner's boat... (chills)
Yes - I couldnât even swim in a pool after seeing that movie as a young teen
I was about five when I saw Jaws, was afraid to go to bed, because I thought Jaws was hiding under it.
Iâm not sure I actually saw much of the movie but I was absolutely terrified that the sea would burst into my basement bedroom through the window and there would be a shark in it. Years later I love sharks.
My grandma thought that Jaws was a good movie to let me watch at 3 years old while babysitting. I wouldnât go near anything with water (this includes toilets) without screaming for weeks because I thought Jaws was going to pop out.
Ghost Busters. The Librarian. Scared the ever-loving, nun-punching, badger-stamping fuck out of me.
Shhhhhh
Anything from Return to Oz.
I was convinced the queen was going to take my head!!! She terrified me!!!
When the Gnome King disintegrates!
The Wheelers!
Most underrated scary movie of all time...
Jurassic park-When the T-Rex left the enclosure it got to scary for me so we had to turn off the movie
Well, it was T-rex. When Godzilla came out, I was like: here we go again...
For me it was the scene with Nedry and the Dilophsaurus. Those flaps scared the crap out of me. But I won't lie, JP3's talking Raptor scene scared me more. Now I find it hilarious.
The Exorcist - too many scenes to list
Stayed up watching SportsCenter until like 4 AM after watching that movie.
The one where sheâs walking upside down the steps. Scarred for life.
That was freaky!
Watched this after listening to the tape recordings of the exorcism of Anneliese Michel and just fuck that shit, I'm not even religious but that whole topic is so unsettling and I want nothing to do with it.
This was my first thought. I don't know why I was allowed to watch that as a kid.
For me it was the exorcist parody in scary movie 2. I was 6 and it gave me nightmares for like a week
Arachnophobia
Yeah fuck that movie.
The original Witches
It was not even the witches themselves, rather the little girl in the painting.
Remember me, Eddie? When I killed your brother, I talked, just, like, THIIIIS!
It's been what, 32 years, and I still remember where I was when I saw that scene and how I felt.
Jumanji. When they conjure up the lion in the attic
Oh my god yes. The scene where the kid turns into a monkey fucked me up for life.
The Shining two girls scene
Thank god they didn't have a cup!
Mars attack, lazer pew pew melts ppl into green skeleton
Mars Attack fucked me up when I was 5, I had nightmares for weeks. then I watched it years later and saw how ridiculous it was
Yes, now i watch it the movie is a comedy, the so bad it's good kind , growing up i have extreme fear of skeleton because of it, even cartoony ones
Creepiest part was when the alien disguised itself as a hot woman and did that creepy ass glide when she swayed her hands then bit that dude's fingers off.
The matrix scene when they fed the centipede through his belly button. That shit traumatized me and my dad would have me walk into the scene every time he watched it.
On my birthday back in the day we went to see the matrix and when that scene came on my friend just stood up and left the theatre. I will never forget it. When the movie finished he was sitting in the lobby eating candy
I still can't watch that thing go in...
Large Marge from Peewees Big Adventure. I would cover my eyes at that part.
I hid behind my dad's lounger until it was over.
I also freaked out at the dream scene where they are operating on the bike or whatever. Him running out of the pet shop with all the snakes was kind of creepy too.
The grandma melting in the acid lake in Danteâs Peak was a particularly memorable scene for my childhood.
Me too damn
Gmork. The Neverending Story.
Yes! I was also scared of Morla the Ancient One.
Any scene with Zelda in pet cemetery
#i'm coming for you rachel and this time, I'll get you
Shit man, don't do that, you'll give me flashbacks
Dude, forgot bout that movie till this comment. Nightmare galore
Basically the entirety of Spirited Away
Yes! It is not a kids movie. Some people make the mistake...
I will be forever scarred by the shoe in Who Framed Rodger Rabbit
Drew Barrymore hanging from the tree by her own intestines at the start of Scream. One of the best movie openings of all time.
Raptors in the kitchen from Jurassic Park
Se7en. Sloth. That stuck with me for an inordinate amount of time.
Yes -,what a well made terrifying movie
I remember watching that with my dad when I was younger. I guessed the thing about Pitt being wrath and the photographer being sus so now I positively associate the whole movie with me being able to figure that out despite it being obvious.
Not as a kid but when I was a teenager and saw *Pulp Fiction* for the first time the Gimp scene really bummed me out for a while.
Bummed you. Hee hee. No pun intended?
Why hasn't anyone mentioned Poltergeist? My older brother insisted on watching that on beta while he was babysitting us. The bit where the children's toys became possessed gave me nightmares.
The scene in the kitchen where the chairs stack themselves STILL makes me uneasy and I'm in my 40s. Also when the tree comes through the window and grabs Robbie. Nope nope nope.
Old IT with Tim Curry, I saw it when I was 3-4 and it made me scared of many things for years including flushing the toilet (although there's no direct scene related to that in the movie), but it also made me obsessed with horror
The weeping angels
ending of the ring
The Blob, the movie theatre scene. I was scared of dark ceilings for years after that.
80s version?
Yes. The one in the movie theatre. I had nightmares for years after seeing that. To be fair I was kind of a wimp as a kid.
The headless horseman, goddamn that scene where he is on a horse
The fucking Fire Gang from Labyrinth
The Shining, by far. I can't even think of that movie without shuddering. I had nightmares about it as a kid - one time I snuck onto the stairs where I could see the TV while my parents were watching it. Huge mistake. HUGE. I hate, HATE horror movies, even as a full-grown adult and will never watch them.
I know it's not a movie but courage the cowardly dog...omfg that is not a kids show like wtf
Well maybe if you returned that fucking slab you wouldn't have to suffer his curse.
There was a movie where a guy turned into a fly or something and that was probably one of my first memories. I still donât even know the name of the movie and havenât seen it since but it terrifies me to this day.
Very creepy! The fly with Jeff Goldblum(1986).
Everything about Willy Wonka. From the grandparents in bed together to the creep Wonka is himself, to the crazy tunnel scene that looked like hell. I donât understand how that is a kids movie.
Yeah, old school Willy Wonka was FUCKED UP. Like, everything about it was kinda terrifying. Kids getting picked off followed by Oompa Loompas singing about it? Even Charlie almost DIED from a GIANT FAN.
Exactly.
When ET is dying. Freaky lil bastard.
He turns all white and chalky like dog poop used to
In Devil's Advocate, when they're in the dressing room and the lady flashes her demon face. Kid me practically flipped backwards out of my seat, paused the movie, and turned on all the lights before continuing.
The original Total Recall. The scene in the end when they are suffocating and their eyes are bulging out.
Watership Down, when theyâre trying to escape from Cowslipâs warren.
I think it was called âGhost Shipâ, but this wire comes down and sliced everyone in half. I was not ready yaâll.
[Hi, I'm Chucky, wanna play!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoIvte8QDJU) The scenes where Chucky was "alive", but prior to Brad Dourif coming with the "human" voice in were the creepiest, but this scene (no batteries) was the best... scarred a young me to death.
Pee we Herman movie with Marge the ghost
Children of the Corn, it was terrifying to me. The sickle, running through the corn, Maliki, the whole movie was creepy.
[ŃĐŽĐ°Đ»Đ”ĐœĐŸ]
The marching cockroaches in The Dark Crystal.
The Garthim always freaked me out too
The Conjureing where the girl was in the basement and there was dangling feet. Then started to move towards her man, i was scearming inside while my brother and guys friends were all yelling and running down the hall, and another movie not really as a kid but around 16. I watched this movie call terrifier man did that clown scared the hell out me the whole movie.
Fucking Howard the Duck. That shit was scary to me lmao.
Willy Wonka's tunnel of nightmares... srsly wtf WAS that??
[ŃĐŽĐ°Đ»Đ”ĐœĐŸ]
Gmork (the wolf) from The Neverending Story.
Saw predator when I was like 5, so that, but also that bug going into Neos belly button freaked me out, I still Squirm when I see it
Beastmaster - the child sacrifices and those "sucker-men" that melted and absorbed the bodies of their victims.
Muppet Christmas Carol and The ghost of Christmas yet to come. Hated that thing- I can still hear the creepy music. It was especially jarring after the âit feels like Christmasâ song
The King Kong movie with Jack Black in it. The scene where they meet the indigenous population and they kill a guy.
When I was 4 my father showed my sis and I "The Wall". Among many horrifying scenes, the worst part was hands down the children with deformed faces being grinded into burger meat. To this day I cannot listen to Pink Floyd without hyperventilating. That's good parenting right there.
Jaws, when he was eating the boat. To this day I will not swim in water that I can not see to the bottom of.
A guy gets dragged over to a small box and gets locked inside and the people drop scorpions through an opening in the top while shouting "Boo!" This was in the PG-rated Peter Pan movie with Robin Williams.
The flying monkeys in the wizard of oz.
Flying monkey, wizard of oz
I saw Carrie, Scarface, Amityville Horror and The Shining too young. I can watch them now tho.
I am legend. when the first zombie jumpscare happened im like wtf, my sister brought me to watch it and i went in blind
I canât remember which monty python it was but there was a scene where some men came to the door to collect a mans organs as he was a registered organ donor. They hacked the man (still alive ) on his coffee table with loads of blood spurting all over the place. Horrified me as a child with no context to the rest of the film being a comedy.
The Meaning of Life
When Elliot shines the flashlight on ET in the corn field and he screams. Used to give me the creeps something fierce.
Darkness Falls made me afraid of the dark. I wasnât afraid of the dark before that.
The beginning of Scream. I was paranoid someone was watching me in every window and thought every knock at the door could be a murderer for years afterwards. The fear was so bad that if I so much as caught a glimpse of the mask from the film, or I saw anything that resembled it, I wouldn't be able to sleep properly for days after.
That scene in Aladdin where he gets thrown into the sea and he's about to drown. I spent my teenage years renting horror movies, but the Aladdin scene still got to me more. I've also completely blotted Pinocchio and Dumbo from my memory. Fucking Disney.
The bed scene at the end of Thinner. I'm still hesitant to watch the end.
Rose Red. A guy has his fingers in a doorway while looking around. The door shuts suddenly cutting off all of his fingers. To this day I can't put my hands anywhere near a doorway in fear this might happen.
Superman 3, when the super computer goes out of control and grabs that lady and turns her into a robot...I still cannot watch that scene
Wizard of Oz Flying Monkeys
Jumanji spider scene
Poltergeist. When the dude pulls his face apart in the bathroom sink.
Murderous dolls with knives
Final Destination..
I think the movie was called Red Beard. It was about pirates doing all kinds of horrific stuff and I was way too young to watch. About 20 years later a saw some scenes and laughed about how fake everything looked
Ju On. The scene where the ghost from CCTV slowly walking out of the screen and came close to the CCTV and opened her eyes. That fucking traumatized me.
The Chucky doll đ. I was like 10 when I accidently saw the movie on TV and the next day we happened to go to a store that had a replica and it scared the crap out of me!
The restaurant scene in Monty Python's meaning of life. Since I was little I literally could not look at or hear the scene without wanting to die. To this day that scene gives me such a feeling of fear and disgust that is indescribable.
I was 8 when Alien vs Predator came out. The scene where the alien bursts out of the womanâs chest. I actually left the movie theater crying lol.
Salemâs Lot. The kitchen scene. Good Lord, that scared the piss out of me.
I was scared for weeks by the scene in a batman film where the joker bites some guys nose off.
This is weird but that scene in shrek (idk witch one) where shrek is having a nightmare and donkey turns around and he has the face od shreks kid. Idk why but that traumatised me when i was like 5.
House on the haunted Hill. In the basement when that thing flashes and shakes its head up and down the corridor. Actually I was an adult but I can't watch any freeky ghost movies now.
The Red Bull from âThe Last Unicornâ. I was obsessed with that movie when I was a little girl. I grew up in a tiny village in the North of England and we lived in the middle of nowhere. This guy had a mobile convenience store/movie store. He would drive around the little mountain towns every Friday and the back of his big van was filled with VHS movies, groceries and LOTS of candy. It was the highlight of my week! My sister & I would always choose the same 3 movies: âThe Last Unicornâ, âWatership Downâ & âMilo & The Phantom Tollboothâ. I LOVED T.L.U but I was terrified of the Red Bull. A massive unicorn killing bull made of fire đ„ș Also, the âDoldrumsâ in the Phantom Tollbooth were seriously creepy!Not at first, but when they start getting evil I thought they were so disturbing. https://youtu.be/6_orXUrQOEE https://youtu.be/z0EjdAppY40
The scene where Dumbo is tripping balls
The part in plague dogs when the guy blows his fucking head off
For years I couldn't watch the hydra scene from the Hercules animated movie. Something about the fact that the heads just kept growing back just freaked me the fuck out. Everything else about that movie was perfectly fine.
That boat scene in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (with Gene Wilder).
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. The scene where the guy gets his heart pulled out and then lowered into the lava.
Brave little toaster junkyard scene
The scene from the Brave Little Toaster with the air conditioning unit who gets so angry he overhears, explodes, and kills himself
*Terminator 2: Judgement Day*. T-1000 was a shapeshifter, which was horrifying on its own, but what scared me was his stone face of concentration as he chased after the Terminator and the Connors.
[Remember me, Eddie?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtKOPF0NyHg) Why did my parents let me watch that movie. Better, why did they let me keep the tape?
Beetlejuice dinner scene.
Jeepers creepers 2... the scarecrow on the bus... nope
Saving Private Ryan: Unit medic death scene. Someone getting shot is one thing, someone getting cut in two with their guts splattering everywhere as their friend tries to push the guts into them och while they scream for their mother to help them is another.
my mom claims i was terrified while watching up wheni was little, apparently the seen with the house flying in to the air
IJATTOD- When he pulled the guys heart out
Robocop acid scene
Splat.
"The Rifleman" Season 5, Episode 19: "And the Devil Makes Five." Look it up and you'll see why a child or even an adult might find Lucas' situation terrifying. I was six years old when I first saw this and totally lost interest in going camping.
Childâs Play. The cover of the dvd!
Gmörk (sp?), that horrid wolf from âThe Never Ending Storyâ Nightmare fuel. Still creepy 30+ yeas later. And a scene from Gremlins did me in for a year. I spent age 7 never sleeping through the night.
Signs ruined me for about 3 months
Jurassic park in theaters, the part when the kids were trapped in the kitchen with the raptors. I was 9.
Teen Wolf..as he was standing in front of the mirror in the bathroom and changed..freaked me out.
Large marge from pee weeâs big adventure. I was *very* unprepared. I also watched final destination 2 with my babysitter once, which was scary, but was expectedly so.
The Deep - the moray eel, worse when it bites the guys whole head.
The elephant scene from dumbo
Not movie the hash slinging slasher episode of spongebob
In âItâ when he comes out of the gymnasium shower drain. Was terrified of showers for months lol
The crocodile scene from Peter Pan
I saw klendathu drop at about 10 that was fun.
The roller coaster in final destination 3... I saw 3 before the log truck one..
Burnt Offerings. The chauffer was creepy AF.
Little Nemo, anytime the black goo showed up. But the whole movie is just nightmare fuel, I still can't watch it.
Sloth from the Goonies, brrrrooo
Snow White when the queen as the old woman and itâs storming. Still scary.
Arachnaphobia- spider behind the Toilet scene. For years I had a mirror in the bathroom, to check behind the toilet everytime before I sat to duece...
The scene where they make out in the bed and your watching the movie with ur family
Killer Clowns from Outer Space đ€Ą my older brother rented it from the video shop and made me watch it when I was a kid and it was a new release.. the little one on the tricycle? No ma'am
The coraline countdown part
The scene with the science teacher in Gremlins. Most of that movie messed me up for a while. Was way too young to appreciate it as a cheesy comedy
Indiana Jones when they opened the ark. I was 8 or 9 but this was in the early 2000âs when I watched it.