Top 20 Disturbing Moments in Kid Films | blameitonjorge 

Another fact about the Tunnel Scene from Willy Wonka. The actors didn't know that Gene Wilder was going to say that poem, adding to the creepiness. Not only that the reactions are all real as they thought Gene was actually going insane.

I refuse to believe that Watership Down was intended for kids. There's absolutely no way.

"what did the clowns do to try to fix the bike? call upon the power of Satan of course" yeah, what else could they do? use tools?

Monster House was a good one, all fun and games apart from the fact the house was haunted because the old man's wife was literally _stoned to death_ by some horrid kids and submerged in the concrete foundations of the house.

_"Pee Wee's Playhouse was already a show that might've been too creepy for children."_ Truest words ever spoken.

Doom wasn't half-man half-toon, he was a toon dressed up like a human.

The scenes in Coraline where the parents from the other dimension where these insects, trying to tear out her eyes and replace them with sewed on button eyes, truly terrified me.

Lots of people are saying “this and that aren’t kids films.” Allow me to explain as best as I can. The PG-13 rating didn’t exist when Ghostbusters and Beetlejuice came out, so movies would either be PG or R. They weren’t really bad enough to be R so they were PG. That’s why many kids would watch the movies, despite the fact that they weren’t exactly....appropriate. As for Watership Down, it’s most definitely not appropriate for kids,unlike the other movies which aren’t that bad. However, it’s animated, so some people may have mistaken it for a kids movie, as most kids movies are animated. Additionally, parents weren’t so butt-hurt back in the day, so some parents probably didn’t care of their kids watched gory stuff like that.

Scooby Doo Zombie island, That film was pretty scary as a kid. And when the wax voodoo dolls started melting and made the people start melting was pretty disturbing.

Neither the book nor the movie version of Watership Down was EVER intended to be for children. The book is a good-sized novel full of some very dark and violent moments, with it's own in-universe myths, and it's basically a fantasy adventure that just happens to follow rabbits. The movie was a victim of the animation age ghetto, the misguided thought that all animated films are kid-friendly. When it was being marketed, somewhere along the line someone went "Oh, it's an animated film with cute bunnies. Put it in the kid's section".

My 4 year old son LOVES Ghostbusters. He watches the old commercials for the toys they used to sell and when I have to explain to him that they don't sell that stuff anymore it breaks his heart.

I watched this vid and then 2 hours later Gene Wilder (who was in this video) dies! Spooky shit right there! RIP Gene

Let's not talk about the last 40 seconds of the video.

How is Beetlejuice a kids film?

I think you may be confusing "kid's movie" with "movie that has kids in it"

Ghostbusters, Beetlejuice,Watership Down...... these are NOT kids films.

Too scary for kids? Fuck. I'm 25 years old and most of this shit is too scary for me xD

Am I the only one who reads comments and listens?

The Witch in Wizard of Oz didn't scare me as a kid...the tornado did.

How was Coraline NOT on this list?!

Ghostbusters was considered a kids film?

O.K. but can we all take a minute and talk about Labyrinth? those red fire creature things that ate their own eyes gave me nightmares for weeks.

Honestly, the Number 17 candidate was way more humorous than terrifying. I think what prevents it from being scary is the music in the background and the Ghostbusters' reactions.

Apparently the scene in the tunnel in Willy Wonka where Willy Wonka talks like a mad man, was improvised. The child actors were genuinely scared of him and the adults thought he had truly lost his mind. Makes me wonder if the parts where the adults are hugging the children is genuine.

Pee-Wee's Big Adventure actually came before Pee-Wee's Playhouse.

The Dark Crystal has been one of my favorite movies since before I could even talk! I get personally offended when I show it to friends and they don't like it because its such a big part of my childhood.

I'm surprised Coraline wasn't on here. The other mother gave me nightmares...

I always found the Child Catcher hilarious. My mom used to make a pointy nose with silly putty and imitate him and I'd bust my gut laughing.

Doom is not half man half toon. He's all toon wearing a mask and fake eyes

Didn't the banshee scare the shit out of the nostalgia critic when he was a kid? XD

Lots of good movies here from my childhood. I was that kid who stayed up in the middle of the night in the dark by myself watching horror films and disturbing stuff. Including most of these. Ive always been intrigued by movies like this.

I miss the old days when kid films were allowed to have dark or creepy moments. And that’s just a lot of personality spice.

"Kids films don't try to be as scary as back then"...-cough- Coraline would like a word with you.

When I saw the Dark Crystal animatronics on this list, I was all like, "Man, Five Nights At Freddy's has nothing on this!"

Hey Jorge, I think You have forgotten about the song “Toxic Love” from “Ferngully: The Last Rainforest” That scene was just downright scary, Considering it takes place in an Australian Rainforest (Which by the way, Australia is where I live with my family), And that Hexxus’ voice was provided by the famous English actor Tim Curry, Plus, I actually like that song, Because not only is it scary, But it has a very jazzy theme to it too.

hold up why is there a creepy scene at the end?

Even to this very day,I still skip the Large Marge scene.

Is it bad that I agree with Satan? But to me, the most disturbing thing about The Adventures of Mark Twain is that after the Satan scene, the mask shows up in Mark's eyes. I was expecting it to fade but it didn't disappear until he closes his eyes 5 seconds later.

> Disturbing Moments in Kid Films > Librarian Ghost from Ghostbusters in the thumbnail Ghostbusters is not a children's film. Just a horror comedy that attained a huge kid following. Oh, and Pee-Wee's Big Adventure came before Pee-Wee's Playhouse, the film is based on the character, not the TV show.

beetlejuice isn't a children's movie there's swearing and really jus not a film a child should be watching but still great video mate keep them coming all the best

Two thumbs up!! This is why you should never assume that an animated or fantastical film is made specifically for children Ghostbusters wasn't, Fantasia wasn't Beetlejuice and Pee Wee's Big Adventure certainly weren't, Roger Rabbit wasn't... even the Wizard of Oz was not made specifically for kids. The double entendres and the blatant sexual jokes and innuendos make that clear. Fantasia was done for art and the love of classical music that Walt Disney believed we needed more of in our lives. (which we do) But people don't seem to be able to grasp the idea that yes, animated and fantastical movies CAN be for adults. That would be like assuming all TV shows about vampires and faeries are for kids so.....let little 6 year old, Johnny watch True Blood. Our imaginations don't stop working at puberty and sometimes, the best way to tell a story is animation. I tried to explain this to some dumb woman whose kids (Maybe 5 and 8) BEGGED her for a DVD of "South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut" I respectfully asked if she'd ever seen any of South Park. She had not. I kindly suggested that it wasn't for kids, but adults. She jumped down my throat saying "Oh cut the BS! It's a cartoon! How bad could it be?" I sighed and said, "Okay then, I guess you are right. Maybe you should also like to get them some Japanese Hentai and make a family night out of it. That would be a lot of fun." And walked away. ;) Kids will always be drawn to dark, gross and creepy things. We should give them more credit than to sugar coat everything. Child molesters ARE like the Child Catcher, aren't they? All sweetness and candy and then they take you away. The world is a scary place. We should all learn that from day one. Maybe less kids would be on milk cartons.

OH MY GOD?? did anyone actually watch this video to the end? where is that last video from? that was creepy as fuck

I watched Pee-Wee’s big adventure with my grandfather, and we thought Large Marge was literally the funniest thing ever, lmao

We've come for your daughter, Chuck!

The Black Cauldron. The scene where the Horned King revives the dead army. The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Frollo singing Hellfire. Snow White. The queen turning herself into a witch. The Secret of NIMH. It has many scenes that still disturbs me. Pinocchio. The kids turned into donkeys An American Tail. The cats attacking the mice in the opening sequence and during the marketplace scene. Anastasia. Anastasia's nightmare. Chicken run. The chickens' distressful lifestyle.

There is one kids' film that is infamous, which is called "Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation", and yes, that film is totally panned by critics.

Oh god, The Adventures of Mark Twain. Satan's voice gave me chills

The Judge Doom part in Roger Rabbit scared me. Though I still think it's a good movie.

What?! No pink elephants from Dumbo, or virtually anything from The Secret of Nimh??? I STILL get creeped out from time to time. Fucking Disney....

Does anyone else remember a field of blood in Watership Down or was that just a nightmare of mine?

Everything about Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island but it is one of the best scooby doo films this one freaked me out when the cover says "this time the monsters are real" they we're not f*cking around

A few you missed out on: The Neverending Story - the scary scenes were pretty intense, but the worst was the Swamps of Sadness. I'm in my 40s, and still wake up bawling "Artax!" The Secret of NIMH - an absolute masterpiece, and you really feel the terror of being a mouse, which basically just means you're a snack for everything else. The Rats, the Owl, that CAT! The name Nicodemus still makes my hair stand on end. Gremlins - Jennifer Connelly's extended soliloquy on why she hates Christmas... Totally out of place, unrelated to the plot, and bone-chilling. Also the most horrifying way to tell your young audience that Santa doesn't exist.

Can you make a list about subliminal messages in kid shows?

Did anyone else catch that extra clip at 19:50?

Large Marge scared the HECK out of me when I was little

None of these are even remotely close to the death of Ol' Yeller for being upsetting to kids.

Four Words: Pink Elephants on Parade

My father forced me to watch Grave of the Fireflies when I was a kid in Japan. It is described to be as a best animated film you will never want to watch again.

Bigwig does NOT die at 9:31. You would know that if you watch the scene a few seconds later.

The Dark Crystal is like one of my favorite movies and it scared my brother when we were younger but I was cool with it

The old Watership Down movie fucked me up as a kid, oh and the Exorcist....

Damn, to think a Disney movie depicted that decapitation of a child.

I actually loved the Fantasia Satan scene as a kid.

The scene from polar express better be on here. The scene with the puppets....

#17 "I said BE QUIET!!!" ^_^ It's a library, folks, jeez...

There's a few honorable mentions for this video. 1. The Monstars transformation sequence from Space Jam. 2. Scott Farkus from A Christmas Story.

I might point out the obvious but I just find that out on my filming class last week that Tim Burton directed Pee wee bike adventure

Thank you, Jorge, for introducing me to the phrase _brick-sh!tting_

What the hell was that thing at the end?!?!?

Sweet dreams, everyone.

Does it not bother anyone in the least to see their childhood ripped apart?

you could add "coraline" the Transformation mum->spider next. time :)

I have a few scenes that should have been on this video. 1- Casper (1995) When the girl and her father enter the mansion for the first time there´s a lot of creepy scenes. 2- Raiders of the Lost Ark: Nazis Face Melting. 3-Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: Walter Donovan chooses poorly. 4- A Bug´s Life: Thumper scenes.

cry baby lane was actually a thing and not just a creepypasta? mind fucking blown

I remember as a little girl watching Fantasia and at the time, I wasn't too scared of the NOBM segment, then one day, the tables turned when an episode of Tiny Toons aired on TV one afternoon and you hear Mussorgsky's "Night on Bald Mountain" played and as the gates open and the ghouls are seen coming outta the graves, I was so freaked out I couldn't watch the show for weeks haha. I've overcome that fear now but damn.

“Satan” from the Mark Twain movie wasn’t actually the Devil. He really was an angel, the great nephew of Lucifer, named for his great uncle. It’s based off an unfinished story by Mark Twain, called the Mysterious Stranger.

Nothing about the hyenas in Lion King, the Dragon in Sleeping Beauty or the T-Rex in The Land before Time? And not to forget the end scene in Beauty and the Beast or the dream scene in Dumbo! Wow I just remember a lot of very scary scenes in movies I've seen as kid...

when I was a kid... that scene with the chicken wasnt the thing to creep me out in fact Ive never noticed the chicken X3, it was the fat kid incident that gave me nightmares O_O

in my opinion the willy wonka tunnel wasn t that disturbing as a kid because i was a kid and din t understand what was happening. I was just seeing a tunnel whit brights colors and willy wonka singing a song . Now i think it s disturbing yes .but the girl who eat the buble gum was disturbing for me when i was a kid

This is one of the best videos you've made! You should make a remake of this! There was definitely more to count!

I watched Return to Oz for the first time when I was 15. I just thought that the Wheelers' actors were having way, way too much fun. Their overacting made me laugh.

12:58 When I was a kid I had a nightmare about that fucker chasing me down the street on a pogo stick.

I seriously can't stop watching your videos. They're playing whenever I'm doing basically any task except sleeping. Haven't reached that level yet.

Who is that white bunny from earlier in the video? He wasn't on the list...

Dark Crystal was my show when I was little XD I loved it so much

Do you realize how long I've been waiting for you to upload??!😂😂

Who was here waiting for Pink Elephants On Parade?...Was it only me that got freaked out by that?

I watched most of these as a kid. (Yes, I’m that old.) I’m surprised that the “Fireys” scene from The Labyrinth isn’t in here anywhere. For whatever reason, that scene always rattled me.

EVERYONE KEEP WATCHING AFTER 19:53 !!!!! I don't even know what the hell I just saw but I know I wont be sleeping well.

Remember guys, If your childhood comes back to haunt you. You can always just *****

The nightmare scene from Dumbo scared me as a child. So did Alice falling down the rabbit hole.

How about that cobra in Rikki Tikki Tavi, threatening to kill a little boy? “If he moves, I strike. If he does not move, I strike.”

I've seen all these movies he listed as a kid in the '80s and then again as a teen -- I turned 13 in '89 -- in the '90s, except for "Scruffy," and none of them scared me!

I really question the lack of anything Brave Little Toaster on this list.

your older videos are so nostalgic to me. i watched them as a kid when they came out. i was between 8 and 9 at the time, and they scared me so bad but i was obsessed lol.

Probably the scariest TV show/ movie (We didn't have cable.) that I remember from my really young, sheltered childhood was the scene with the giant magnet in The Brave Little Toaster. That thing scared me so bad that I ripped my teddy bear's arm off in fright while I was watching it with my parents. And then I cried because I ripped his arm off. :'(

Watership Down was not a children's book or a children's movie. That said, my father took me to see it shortly after my 5th birthday. The nightmare fuel in that movie is not at all the bloody rabbit fights. First, there is the prophetic vision of Fiver who sees rabbits trapped underground as tunnels cave in and they become desperate with fear and there is no escape. It is this vision that causes the troop of rabbits to leave - and it happens as developers bulldoze the warren. Finally, there is the end of the movie. After our bunny friends find Watership Down and create happy bunny families, they grow old and die. And the Black Rabbit of Death comes to take them off to bunny afterlife. Yes, this is supposed to be the cycle of nature fulfilling itself. But that Black Rabbit of Death haunted my dreams for years and years. Fantasia also wasn't a children's film. It was made for an adult audience by Disney. You may have seen it as a child, as I did, but your parents were the intended audience. Don't confuse animation with children's films, and most especially not animated films from the 1970s, which was when Fantasia was rereleased to the theaters after having been in the vault for a decade or so. "Night on Bald Mountain" also wasn't the final sequence. The final sequence was "Ave Maria". This was an animated group of nuns walking single file holding candles along a winding path, mostly from a distance. People think that "Night on Bald Mountain" was the final part of Fantasia because you either fell asleep during it, or your parents left before it was over.

Man, older kid movies had some fucked up shit in them

Ghostbusters (1984) was never meant to be kid friendly. Its filled with adult humor and sexual innuendo. It spawned a children's television show The Real Ghostbusters because parents took their children to see the film and they loved it.

All dogs go to Heven had Ernest Borignine (Mermaid man: EEEEEEVVILLLLLLLL)