General Discussion

Charlie and the chocolate factory scared me so badly primarily the blueberry girl I can handle gore pretty well but the blueberry girl scene has haunted me

And the that one scene in 9 where one of the dolls was torn into pieces and you could hear blood curdling screames absolutely terrified me. Thought I have rewatched it and it was a pretty fun movie.

I dont remember the show exactly but the end of little memos dream world. It would make me talk and yell in my sleep

The scene where the beast discovers Belle in the forbidden wing (in Disney's rendition of the story), and he starts destroying things and yelling at her to get out. I remember I would hide on a staircase near the living room waiting for the scene to be over when I was a kid.

I remember my brothers watching a South Park movie. Can't really remember it, but there was sth about a microwave and Kenny or sth that genuinely scared me. No idea what it was.

Hmm, and the first Scooby Doo movie. We went to the cinema for that. To little me, it was scary for some reason. No idea.

In retrospect, kind of funny.

When I was a kid, my older sister and her friend were really into the Powerpuff Girls. I remember watching some episodes that were recorded on a VHS tape, and it was the one with the zombie magician (I think the episode was called Abracadaver?) and for some reason that scares the dickens out of me as a child. I HATED that episode.

I also was scared of pretty much the entirety of the Scooby Doo on Zombie Island movie. Apparently I was really terrified of zombies as a child.

And not so much a scene as more of just a commercial, but I was TERRIFIED of masks as a child, but I remember seeing a trailer for Freddy Vs. Jason on TV and it freaked me out so bad.. Every time the trailer would come on I would have to hide my eyes with a pillow or blanket or something. As an adult, I still really don't like when people wear masks in general (like Halloween masks, not surgical or similar ones), so watching movies like Halloween and Friday the 13th still creep me out.

[quote name="CanisLatrans" date="2022-11-25 14:16:22" ] The scene where the beast discovers Belle in the forbidden wing (in Disney's rendition of the story), and he starts destroying things and yelling at her to get out. I remember I would hide on a staircase near the living room waiting for the scene to be over when I was a kid. [/quote] Same! Also the scenes where the Beast kidnaps and later tosses out Maurice. The frozen sea monster's eye moving in [i]Ice Age 2[/i] always managed to jump-scare me when I was little. I love, love, love [i]The Iron Giant[/i] now, but the scene where the titular robot gets electrocuted terrified me and put me off of the movie as a whole when I first watched it. Ugh... Stuart Little rappelling down the drain. Yikes. [quote name="Kileah" date="2022-11-16 23:39:35" ] And I can't forget the best one: The scene in Signs where the alien pops out during the birthday party on TV. I used to scream every time it happened. Then my friends would scream and it would kinda lighten the mood as we teased each other about it. I miss those days. [/quote] Oh my gosh, I couldn't sleep well for a week after Signs. Kept feeling like aliens were on the roof.

The trailer for the movie The Crazies used to air during commercial breaks all the time, even on like, Cartoon Network sometimes.
I was terrified of the way he would drag that pitchfork down the linoleum... I can see it and hear the sound still.

Mine's embarrassing, but in Ernest Scared Stupid? That nasty troll tree.
BLUH. Just made me physically sick when I was a kid and my parents were not sympathetic lmao

1. The jumpscare(?) Dracula does while playing the guitar for his daughter in the first Hotel Transylvania movie. Little-me had to leave the room when it was coming up.

2. When the bear attacks whatever the main character is named in the old ruined castle in Brave.