We all have something that scared us when we were young. Post it here, but make sure you only saw it under the age of seven, and please do not be racist or sexist or anything of that sort. remember to add a caption, and Your not the only one who is scared of teletubbies.
#21
The movie “scary stories to tell in the dark” when all the spiders came out of her face, that 30 second clip made my Arachnophobia break out of its cage.
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#22
Pirates of the Caribbean.i was going over to a friends house and when i got there she was watching it.i had nightmares for a week.it doesn’t scare me at all now tho
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#23
Probably when I watched “The Conjuring” at a sleepover in sixth grade. I’d never seen anything remotely horror-adjacent, so I didn’t sleep through the night for 2 days....
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#24
I watched Blood C when i was EIGHT because I thought it was about bunnies who come to live on earth. It built my gore tolerance though which is nice cause ive always been into horror movies.
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#25
Does it has to be specific?
I remember watching a documentary about australian animals and at one point they talked about "native" cryptids, namely the Bunyip, which in this case was presented as a ginormous dromaius cyclops. They emphasized this as a "fact" by showing of the skull of this cyclopsed entity, which scared my witless! I couldn't sleep for days, the skull following me whenever I closed my eyes!
I remember watching a documentary about australian animals and at one point they talked about "native" cryptids, namely the Bunyip, which in this case was presented as a ginormous dromaius cyclops. They emphasized this as a "fact" by showing of the skull of this cyclopsed entity, which scared my witless! I couldn't sleep for days, the skull following me whenever I closed my eyes!
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#26
Wizard of Oz. If flying monkeys could just pick up Dorothy and carry her away then it could happen to me too!
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#27
The Littlest Angel. Dead kid in Heaven. Live kid with nightmares.
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#28
Halloween (1978) I watched it when I was 8 years old and to this day I don’t like dark hallways.
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#29
The Exorcist. Seing Linda Blair's head turn around, puking pea soup in the priest, master*ating with a crucifix. Scary stuff when you are a teen
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#30
Alien... dad took me when I was about 9 or 10. Slept on my face for years and was always too scared to go to my folks room. Love the movies now that I'm ancient, but back then... No way!
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#31
I watched X men and then I was convinced I was a Mutant!!!
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#32
Several soviet era cartoons that were shown also to kids. Google Priit Pärn - yeah that crap was shown to 5 year olds as the only cartoon of the day. Still praised internationally. I could puke seeing it. Another author's cartoon Red Vacuum Cleaner that sucked up the whole Earth - I was terrified of ours, it looked the same, but was blue. There were about 4-5 others. Yuck!
But the most traumatizing was this - my mom, a midwife, got a really expensive book about gynaecology. She was suuuuper excited about it. End of soviet times, this was a book from abroad, I don't even remember if she could read it (if it was in English which she can't read or our mother tongue). I as a curious kid of course wanted to see what she was so happy about. Thinking oh, it's mama's work book - so there must be cute baby pictures in it. Yeah right... Well it was a boring book with mostly words. Unfortunately one of the few pictures it had was a sketched illustration about abortion or stillbirth - only the baby's decapitated head is shown inside the womb and the midwife or doctor manually pulling it out by sticking a finger in it's mouth... Shudders.
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#33
Definitely terrified by the witch in The Wizard of Oz...
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#34
When I was about 5: brave little toaster and little nemo in slumberland.
A little older: Halloween ('78), and critters.
Used to have a recurring nightmare where Michael Meyers and critters teamed up to kill me. It was fantastic...
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#35
Trilogy of Terror. That damn little (super racist) knife wielding doll scared the hell out of me at a time when I still very much believed that evil things lurked under my bed at night.
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#36
I saw the cover for a Chucky movie at a video store, and after that I had nightmares for forever, and was scared to go anywhere alone in a room with any type of dolls in it. I was around 5 or 6 and I had a very conservative grandmother (I'm a girl) and so I had a lot of dolls. Fear. All, the, time.
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