Positron
Well-Known Member
Ahhh, I want bothered much by Jason and the argonauts, I thought those movies where cool as hell and still do
Traumatizing movie scenes you remember from childhood?
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Minerva_Minx
Explosion loving skooma cat
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.
Or when she was stuck in a refrigerator and nearly died?!
My school played Something Wicked This Way Comes because it was a Disney film.
Disney horror flick. Whole movie. not good for third grade.
Let's just say my childhood was really on this awesome downward descent, so I was into She-Ra and Cheetara because they were girls who could fight back.
Not really ready to handle death. So, can't remember if anyone died, I just remember the taste of death and I was out of my mind.
Keefur
aka Cutter Cat
To be honest, there weren't too many movie scenes that ever really bothered me long term. I mean, a scary jump scene will get anyone, but it won't give you a nightmare.
SkyboundTerror
Thrashing About
My mom used to show me and my brothers Mexican horror movies when we were kids. They were a handful that she herself grew up watching. I'm a fan of horror because of her, though the price was an intense fear of the dark until I was 16 years old.
Hasta el viento tiene miedo (Even the Wind is Afraid) is the one that stuck with me the longest. It's about a ghost that haunts a tower at a women's college and communicates to a student at night, and in every scene when the ghost is active, the wind blows hard and moans the name of the student. It's an incredibly creepy setup that's hard to forget, and it'll teach you not to stare at empty towers at night. Someone or something might be staring back.
Hasta el viento tiene miedo (Even the Wind is Afraid) is the one that stuck with me the longest. It's about a ghost that haunts a tower at a women's college and communicates to a student at night, and in every scene when the ghost is active, the wind blows hard and moans the name of the student. It's an incredibly creepy setup that's hard to forget, and it'll teach you not to stare at empty towers at night. Someone or something might be staring back.
Gushousekai195
Fanatic Artist
I never forgot this one. Dan Akyroyd plays a grisly judge who sends druggies on a roller coaster that throws them into a meat grinder that spits out their bones. Imagine if this guy were President....
Also, notice the cartoon-y sound effects. O_0
Also, notice the cartoon-y sound effects. O_0
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foussiremix
Guest
GarthTheWereWolf
Captious Lycanthrope of Forum Legend
The Blob is some scary shit.
Its basically invincible, kills people in slowest most painful way possible, and shows a malicious intelligence in its hunting.
MosquitoBeest
Small but Mighty
This might be the stupidest one, but here we go. The evil raisins.
Stratelier
Well-Known Member
Second that, the only image I recall from it was it seeping through the ventilation grates of a packed movie theater, but...
And of course there was at least three (five?) moments or sequences from Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Let's see ... the boat sequence, the blueberry daughter, and the fizzy lifting soda chamber. "SAW for kids" (as Honest Trailers calls it) is actually a pretty appropriate epithet.
My biggest movie trauma, however, was the "army of PIGS!" segment from the movie Willow. This utterly burned and biased any interest I have in the TF topic and long before I even knew the genre was a thing. (And yet, I'm thankful to have such a traumatic bias on the matter.)
Marius Merganser
The Duke of Birds
The "Bedroom" scene from Communion:
The Fierys from Labyrinth:
And the Emperor's Death scene from The Dark Crystal:
While I love The Dark Crystal now, the other two still upsetting.
The Fierys from Labyrinth:
And the Emperor's Death scene from The Dark Crystal:
While I love The Dark Crystal now, the other two still upsetting.
Alison Savros
Deceased
Any
scene from any horror/revenge movie ever. Whoever makes those movies are sick and need serious help...
genital mutilation
Kinare
RAWR
The only movie I ever saw that scarred me was well after I was an adult, I think I saw it at 18 or 19. I was crazy sheltered, but loved spoops, so I binged as soon as I got the chance.
Trigger warning, it's about sexual abuse...
It doesn't frighten me or give me nightmares, but it does make me feel sick when I think of it at times. I'm fortunate in that I've never had nightmares, even during excessive exposure to spoops. When I do dream it's just weird things, nothing I'd ever call a nightmare.
Trigger warning, it's about sexual abuse...
I believe the movie was called "The Hills Have Eyes". It was about a bunch of mutants who had a society in some mountain desert area if I remember right. Some family ended up camping nearby and one of the females with them ended up being taken by one of the mutants for the purpose of the "alpha" using her to reproduce. In one scene one of the non-alpha mutants raped her. I can still remember the look of "satisfaction" on his face as he violated her.
It doesn't frighten me or give me nightmares, but it does make me feel sick when I think of it at times. I'm fortunate in that I've never had nightmares, even during excessive exposure to spoops. When I do dream it's just weird things, nothing I'd ever call a nightmare.
MaelstromEyre
Slippery When Wet
Skittles
Queen of FaF. Empress of Fløøf, Best Monarch!
Inorite?! Also love your sona
BossRabbit
Patron Lapin
Not movies, but the Bowser portrait in Mario 64 is straight up the reason I refuse to play that game. It was just a combination of the shitty knob television and the surprise of the trap door that ruined that game for me.
Gushousekai195
Fanatic Artist
The illustration at the beginning of this video was an absolute trauma as well. I actually thought it was the real thing, standing like a statue, fangs beared, ready to attack Atreyu in an instant.
AppleButt
Well-Known Member
Y'all might laugh at me for this.
When I watched the movie, "Twister" as a child there was a scene where during a storm the wind chimes were just dinging and blowing around really fast, and then after that a tornado plowed through the town, also destroying Joe's mom's house.
I connected dinging wind chimes with tornadoes after that, and I've had a phobia of wind chimes ever since.
When I watched the movie, "Twister" as a child there was a scene where during a storm the wind chimes were just dinging and blowing around really fast, and then after that a tornado plowed through the town, also destroying Joe's mom's house.
I connected dinging wind chimes with tornadoes after that, and I've had a phobia of wind chimes ever since.
Gushousekai195
Fanatic Artist
That was her aunt jsyk Sorry about your phobia. *hugs*
HistoricalyIncorrect
Well-Known Member
Video from hidden camera how they were making me.
Inklop Bunny
Arrr.
Watership Down; Bigwig in the wire snare..
The Never Ending Story: I never cared for TNS, it was too dark, ‘hopeless’ & morbid overall. The horse drowning in the swamp scene was too much on its own, though, wtf.
The Never Ending Story: I never cared for TNS, it was too dark, ‘hopeless’ & morbid overall. The horse drowning in the swamp scene was too much on its own, though, wtf.