Traumatizing movie scenes you remember from childhood?

[Pygmepatl]

Do you remember any scene in particular that used to scare the hell out of you as a child, if so, I'd like to know which one. From the back of my mind I remember the alien abduction sequence from the movie 'Fire in the Sky', I couldn't sleep well for weeks when I saw it randomly on TV.

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[Deleted member 82554]

The Blob, The Tommyknockers and Amityville Horror.

 

[Captain TrashPanda]

That scene from the original Tarzan where the Clayton ends up trying to kill Tarzan but he fuckin hangs himself. Scene scared me so bad as a kid and I had nightmares about it. The shadow of the hanging body was scary to me.

 

[Slytherin Umbreon]

Antz, the part with the war against the termites.

 

[GarthTheWereWolf]

The Blob

This so much.

I remember being 6 and my teenage older brother was supposed to be babysitting me. He rented The Blob, sat me on the couch, turned off all the lights in the house, started the movie, then left me alone in the house so he could go make out with his girlfriend.

Shit was fucked up. Lol

 

[Pygmepatl]

This so much.

I remember being 6 and my teenage older brother was supposed to be babysitting me. He rented The Blob, sat me on the couch, turned off all the lights in the house, started the movie, then left me alone in the house so he could go make out with his girlfriend.

Shit was fucked up. Lol

I've never seen The Blob but now that you two mentioned it and saw the trailer, I can clearly see why it is such a traumatizing movie. I'll see it later once I have enough time.

 

[Pygmepatl]

Antz, the part with the war against the termites.

Yeah, I remember that one. Those termites were scary!

 

[Deleted member 82554]

This so much.

I remember being 6 and my teenage older brother was supposed to be babysitting me. He rented The Blob, sat me on the couch, turned off all the lights in the house, started the movie, then left me alone in the house so he could go make out with his girlfriend.

Shit was fucked up. Lol

Oh man it's the same scene too fuck me. Yeah I was about your age when I first saw The Blob. I remember where I was sitting, what I was doing, even what I was eating. Safe to say I found it difficult to eat the rest of my cheeseburger.

Fucking traumatic, man.

 

[Existenceinanutshell]

This scene from "Signs" scared me a whole lot as a kid.

And oddly enough this was the only scene I saw from the movie for many years

 

[Pygmepatl]

This scene from "Signs" scared me a whole lot as a kid.

And oddly enough this was the only scene I saw from the movie for many years

OMG! This one too! You know, it was movies like these that made me scared of aliens when I was a child.

 

[Existenceinanutshell]

OMG! This one too! You know, it was movies like these that made me scared of aliens when I was a child.

The odd thing is I turned into a massive horror fan around the age of 9 or 10 and saw more messed up scenes then this. But that scene always gives me the chills lol

 

[ManicTherapsid]

What about Gmork?

Also can't forget about the works of Don Bluth.

 

[Positron]

 

[Pygmepatl]

The scene of The Grim from Harry Potter

 

[Positron]

What about Gmork?

Also can't forget about the works of Don Bluth.

On that note....

 

[Kit H. Ruppell]

The scene in the 1996 version of The Island of Dr. Moreau where Douglas escapes his room in the night to find the laboratory full of mutants (including a birth and jars of pickled dead feti) was pretty traumatizing to my 12-or-so mind.

 

[GarthTheWereWolf]

What about Gmork?

Gmork was actually the unsung-hero of the story in the book <;

 

[Kit H. Ruppell]

Gmork was actually the unsung-hero of the story in the book <;

Oh? I mean, smacking the fantasies out of people is a noble cause, but you probably mean something "deeper".

 

[Skittles]

This fooking horse.

 

[Pygmepatl]

The scene in the 1996 version of The Island of Dr. Moreau where Douglas escapes his room in the night to find the laboratory full of mutants (including a birth and jars of pickled dead feti) was pretty traumatizing to my 12-or-so mind.

I can only imagine.

 

[Pygmepatl]

These two Coraline scenes

That Beldam Witch is scary!

 

[Existenceinanutshell]

This fooking horse.

What was that horse sad about anyway?!

 

[Skittles]

What was that horse sad about anyway?!

No idea..

 

[Captain TrashPanda]

This fooking horse.

God so fucking sad, that made me bawl my eyes out as a little kid DDX

 

[ManicTherapsid]

Also, anyone else remember that Halloween episode of Punky Brewster where the ghost in the cave killed all her friends?
It was pretty dark for a kids show.