Creepy Childhood Nostalgia 

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For me the thing that scared me the most as a kid was Toy Story 3. It was with the baby doll, the incinerator, lotsos gang of toys, the camera monkey, the daycare at night, and when buzz was being tortured and had the batteries changed and all. Also one image stuck in my mind is the baby doll on a swing as something that scared me a lot.

When I was a youngster, I was afraid of the MGM lion roaring. I would run away from the living room whenever my parents put on an MGM movie.

My childhood trauma was Labyrinth. I could not get past the scene with all the goblins filling their face in the screen until I was a teenager.

I remember being very afraid of this one dog in courage the cowardly dog. He was the boyfriend of bunny. That dog was so scary to me, the way he talked and growled along with his friends. It always made so worried when I heard them as courage tried to help bunny

My personal childhood trauma was the show 1000 ways to die. It was terrifying as a kid, but I watched it all the time because I waited for Deadliest Warrior episodes. If I watch an episode of it (cause theyre not that scary). I get haunted by this show in my nightmares about it. That is true horror.

One thing that used to scare me alot as a kid was this one enemy from New Super Mario Bros DS. It was this big ghost called Balloon Boo, and by God, did this thing terrify the everliving shit out of kid me.

The Haunted Mask episode of Goosebumps scared me so badly as a kid that it took until my college years to even look at Halloween masks, and longer yet to put one on. I still get nervous with it, nearly three decades later. It definitely scarred a lot of 90s kids!

That episode of Whats New Scooby Doo with the giant robot clown that ate people really freaked me out when I was little. That and the Simpsons (treehouse of horror)

honestly with the king ramses episode the thing that scared me most as a kid was the opening where he just straight up offs the 2 nameless goons right off the rip, idk why but that terrified me more then anything else he did in the episode

was in high school when Courage the Cowardly Dog came out, & watched a lot of adult stuff unsupervised, so you probably won't be familiar with any of these shows, but my childhood freakouts were brought up by the Lake Blob from "The Raft" part from Creep Show 2, the ants from the first episode of the original MacGuyver, & the tavern dance scene from Ralph Bakshi's Lord of the Rings.

With your Matterhorn bobsleds story it reminds me of how I went on it as a little kid and apparently after going on it I was in shock or something. Really I just remember having a nightmare of going on the ride at night and going twisted an opening of the mountain and it having a down turn making you inverted for a while and as a kid I thought it was a real part of the ride. Also I was scared of space mountain due to it being in the dark and being rough mainly at Disney world. Also I remember being scared of the last chain lift of big thunder mountain due to the destroyed rails at the top.

I actually got into Goosebumps through the Horrorland series of books. I did remember borrowing entries in the original series from the library.! As someone who browsed the internet as a kid, I used to be scared of Sonic.EXE. Now, I have this idea brewing in my head of a creepypasta of sorts where the main character gets a game inside an SD card that contains a software where Mecha Sonic from SMBZ violently murders Sonic.EXE and variants of the freaky faker.

That nosferatu spongebob ep scared tf out of me for some reason

0:59 that Bear is rockafire explosion which most animatronics from that company were recycled into Chuck E. Cheese animatronics

One of if not the biggest piece of my childhood trauma is the graveyard shift episode of SpongeBob especially the ending scene with Nosferatu

People have been calling out the hypocrisy and just destroying of history CEC has been doing since 2019 now, and it’s great that people are trying to save animatronics from destruction.

The AC goes into a PTSD induced rage and has a stroke. When the TV avatar man is pulling pictures out of the file cabinet they are of partially nude women with star shaped pasties. The brave little toaster was technically the first Pixar film, and Disney fired the head guy when he pitched IT as the world's first computer animated film rather than the later Toy Story. The "Pixar Code" appears as the master's college apartment number. The phone book scene is filled with the names of artists and animators and a few in jokes.

You have become a comfort RU-vidr for me! As a kid, aliens and robots terrified me. I live kinda in the middle of nowhere Ohio and was terrified of alien abduction and being watched. The fear of robots stems from the movie Zathura. I was terrified of that movie (it takes place in space so the alien fear was there) but there was a robot in that movie that freaked me out so bad I couldn't have certain electronics in my room. Like I had a crappy crt TV and DVD player in my room and I made my mom take it out of my room because I hated seeing my reflection in the turned off TV and the red light from the DVD player. Also going back to my fear of aliens and alien abduction as a kid, there's a very specific type of lamp that creeped me out as a kid because in the dark it looked kinda like an alien to me. It's that one lamp that is really skinny and tall and then the top is a white plastic dome facing towards the ceiling. In the dark it just looked like an alien silhouette to me LMAO. The fear of robots thing is funny to me now because I love animatronics and robots and it's one of my favorite interests! Aliens and alien abduction still freaks me out tho. Zathura like traumatized me as a kid lol Edit: as soon as i commented. I remembered another thing that terrified me as a kid, that one episode of the magic school bus where they're in space and that kid takes his helmet off in space and his whole face freezes. That I guess also loops back to the space fear lol, but that episode seriously messed me up and freaked me out, cause even as a kid I knew that he would have died and not just have returned home with a cold lmao Another edit: holy shit I just remembered there was an episode of the Tom and Jerry show that scared me shitless as a kid! It was an episode called invasion of the body slammers and it of course involved aliens taking over Tom and Jerry's bodies. That shit scared me so bad as a kid.

My childhood trauma was a certain episode of Total Drama,where esch team has to scare off the other team with pranks. It was a Halloween themed episode if I recall,and one of the main characters,Duncan,decided to make fake blood to scare the other team. However how he made it was unpleasant. You see,he resolved into mixing ketchup in order to make fake blood. Ever since this,I had developed a fear of ketchup.

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Actually that bear is from Showbiz Pizza but after it was bought out by Chuck E Cheese the animation ice there were changed into different Chuck E Cheese character skins

I'll list some of My childhood trauma. One was the intro for "Are You Afraid Of The Dark". This intro was terrifying for me! So I'd just skip them and never see an episode unlike with Goosebumps, its sister show in a way. Another is a cat from the cartoon network show called " The Marvelous Misadventures Of Flapjack" the one where they show the black eyes and sharp teeth. To this day that image STILL creeps me out! As a kid I was never scared of King Ramsey's Curse in Courage The Cowardly Dog. In fact its my most favorite episode. My most favorite scene is when the record player comes on and when Courage finds it smashs it King Ramsey says "aww! Come on...!" However the episode I was scared of was an episode called "The House Of Discontent". I always hated that white floating head with the blacked out eyes! I was also scared of the pond witch episode because I didn't know how to Swim and when I tried almost drowned so that underwater scene where Courage has to save Ustace was unnerving to me! Another one is the angles from mostly forgotten movie called "Neverending Story" where the main character from the story has the past these 2 golden angel statues and if he fails they'll zap him, killing him! They even showed a knight trying to cross but fails and gets zapped and we see his burnt face! The scene where the kid has to slowly cross for tension was also scary! And lastly I was kinda freaked out by the Unsolved Mysteries intro!

As soon as childhood scares is mentioned “return the slab” jumps to my mind 😂 that was the only thing that terrified me as a kid 😂

I'm never gonna forget one time when I was very little and went to Disney World with my family for the first time. So at Animal Kingdom, there was this ride called DINOSAUR right? My family wanted to go on that and I was basically told that it'll be full of friendly dinosaurs and so I was thinking "Maybe it won't be that bad..", BOY WAS I WRONG! That damn Carnotaurus gave me nightmares and lets just say, I started developing trust issues everytime we went to Disney World(Luckily got over em in like 2018/2019-ish). Funnily enough, I last went on it in 2021 and it still kinda scares me 😂

I know this is random but for the next Lost Characters video you should do Br’er Wolf from the Uncle Remus Tales. He never appeared in Song of the South and is similar to the donkey turtle in Alice in Wonderland. It appears in the books but never in the movie.

''bear at chuck e cheese'' *shows a showbiz pizza animatronic* also there was no bear characters at chuck e cheeses.

Mine was that episode of Codename: Kids Next Door with the ghost hamsters. For some reason, the sight of the ghost hamsters running on their wheels scared the crap out of me when I was younger. Strangely, I had absolutely no issue with Courage or Flapjack. Those were just cool shows. My mom was worried about me.

Mine was Koh the Face Stealer from Avatar, that should say enough

Something that scared me when I was a child was the "silly face" episode of Spongebob. It's not really scary but the thought of someone's face being permanently paralyzed was so unsettling.

Eh, Chuck E. Cheese never scared me, since I loved FNaF when I was a child.

Things that traumatized me as a kid: Power Puff Girls: Speed Demon episode Woody’s nightmare about being thrown away with the toy arms trapping him and pulling him under The anglerfish in the finding Nemo movie And for some reason I was completely unfazed by the clown and the air conditioning machine dying, don’t ask me why, I don’t know, I just thought “Well that was weird!” And moved on

Enjoyable video I Gotta say I Don't have a Lot of Disturbing Childhood memories I think

Mine was the deleted scene from cars called lost

I remember I was terrified of coraline it toke me 1 year not not have it in my dreams

0:54 Billy Bob and uncle Klunk there are from ShowbizPizza place not chuck e cheese

Mines the scene from Milo and Otis where the bear comes out of the forest and attacks Milo while he's floating down the river in the box still not over my bear PTSD lol

This might be stupid but as a child me and my cousin were terrified by miss trunchbull in matilda

Happy halloween and a Scary time

I remember being scared stiff of those animatronic Christmas Trees

Trees with faces made me fall once

I don't think anything scared me much when it came to media, but i was very scared of a weird room in a farm, very tiny, and doors on every side.. And dark..

Magic Roundabout messed me up

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That one episode of beast wars, that one with the misshapen mutant bot, shit freaked me out as a kid transmutate? or something

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When I was 9 I took out the book Night of the Living Dummy II from my school library. I took it home, read the full thing that evening, and left it on my desk before going to bed. I got up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom and passed the book and got so scared by the book cover I had to sleep in my mom's room. I ended up hiding the book under my dresser for several months and wasn't able to take out any library books in the meantime. Eventually the school called my mom and asked about the book. I had to return the book wrapped in two plastic bags because I couldn't bear to look at the cover, despite having looked at it to take it out from the library in the first place

Does anyone else remember how scary the doll scene from Polar express was

Was anyone else scared of the Wii Fit mini game where sat on the balance board in a dark room with only a candle?

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Personally it was the SpongeBob episode the splinter because I watch SpongeBob when I was for all the way up until I turned eight I still watch the show up until I turned eleven and stop catching new episodes

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