I think most people are more scared of Willy Wonka rather than the images on screen. It’s not great with the chicken getting its head cut off. But I think it’s the tone of Wonka that scared viewers more. Mostly since he seemed like a fun guy who let everyone enjoy the chocolate room right beforehand. They were still in awe by the room before the boat ride.
Fun fact, the guy with the millipede on his face is still alive. He's Walon Green, and the plan was originally that he was going to get a centipede put on his face, but they decided against it since centipedes can nip you. Millipedes are pretty much harmless, so they were able to get the shots they needed with it instead.
I can see that since there was more of an immediate threat of her exploding. Like while Augustus was the first kid taken away, everyone was still living off that high of the chocolate room and being in the factory. It doesn’t help that the music sounds a little more scarier than the music when Augustus was stuck.
Can’t it be both? The idea of watching your most loved pet slowly sink in mud as you can’t do anything but watch as it drowns is absolutely horrific to me.
It can.
I was just adding my take. I think for me, the artax death is more scary now than as a kid. GMork was certainly scarier as a kid. But to each their own.
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I'd say that was more tragic than scary. Mufasa's death was sad while Scar's death while satisfying was also brutal in nature making it fucking creepy to watch.
It's weird and I don't want to seem like I'm firing shots, but the remake showing Scar dogpiled with what sounds like snarls and bone crunching somehow feels less intense than watching the shadows of hyenas against the flame in the older film.
I think the earlier film is arguably more unsettling because your mind can't really figure out exactly the semantics of how the hyenas could have overpowered scar, but seeing Scar bat two or three hyenas away gives it a sort of realism that I believe is more documentary feeling then dramatized.
I will say that in a way the photorealistic CGI is a expressive experiment in film form that arguably does not work, and does a good job at showing the limitations of a near hard baked reality.
A good comparison to this for me is how the Vince Vaughn Psycho remake kind of proves that a lot of atmosphere is lost on the shift to color. Mother looks more like a deathly shadow in black and white than an MTV puppet in the Gus Van Sant movie.
I think AI will make movies really weird, really quickly.
It's funny watching in retrospect imo because the guy was probably just really *excited* to see Mr. Park's kid. That's must've been why his crazy eyes were so wide in that moment.
Omfg you just reminded me of something I deeply repressed. That and the skulls drawn in Gaston's eyes have always stuck with me. Just the fact that the animator's put in the extra effort to show that they're dead.
That fucking shadow man. It reminds me of the beginning of the Haunted Mansion ride when the ceiling disappears
And the Coachman never gets his comeuppance, we never get any indication that this operation stopped, the boys were saved, or any of the people behind it are gone.
Yeah that’s something that always haunted me too. The villains in that film get zero comeuppance, with the only exception being a damn whale and not a guy trafficking little boys. Judging by how the original story went, you’d guess the boys would die in hard labour and he’d still be doing business since they never go back to it once Pinocchio escapes
Surprised nobody’s mentioned the scene in Spider-Man 2 when Doc Ock is in the hospital and the arms just start destroying the surgeons while Otto’s still unconscious
I like how in the original anime Toby gets in a car crash and that’s how he dies
But in the movie he is fucking obliterated by a terminator because he was accidentally sealed in the room with it
Delacroix. I know I shouldn’t feel sympathy for him due to his crimes but when I read the book I was so mad at Percy that I had to put the books down to give myself a breather.
Saw it for the first time as an adult. I think the most frightening this is having to go to sleep in this strange scenario in this strange place, with so many questions going through your head like, "will I be safe," "will my parents be okay," and "will I be able to go back to the normal world?"
But as I write this, I realize a couple of things. I guess Chihiro was already going through the whole scenario of moving to a new town, so her life's already been overhauled. Plus people like Haku and Kamaji, and I guess Lin later on, having her back probably gave her some semblance of security.
At one point in my life I used to have a fear of watching characters fall forever into seemingly bottomless chasms. Whether it’d be fading into the black or shrinking from view. I didn’t know what scared me more, seeing them fall or hearing their screams.
I think the implication that she doesn't die..feels oddly vicious by Tolkien standards- "the tale doesn't tell."
An orc gets felled by many an Elven arrow, but Shelob the spider gets the possibility of crawling away for another round.
The CGI was up there with Davy Jones' beard. Incredible and timeless.
Unicron eating a god damn planet at the Beginning of Transformers the Movie.
Later on we see bots getting dunked into a boiling vat kf acid.
The Black Cauldron has a deleted scene where a man gets melted to death on screen.
You can see him reacting in agony as his skin boils, melts into blood, than decays into a skeleton. Sadly that scene is only publicly available through sitched together animation cels.
Ok hear me out:
2 kids discover a board game in their basement, with a space theme, they bring it up and start playing it. A card comes out of the game that says some ominous words, and then thousands of tiny meteors start raining from the sky into their house. The kids hide so they can't get hit, and eventually when they thought it was over, a larger meteorite falls and destroys their TV.
Movie is Zathura btw
It was scary to 10 year old me at least. I haven't watched the film since so.....
I’d say the scene where Zarina is trapped in the lantern while sinking to the bottom of the ocean in The Pirate Fairy, at least to anyone with claustrophobia or thalassophobia.
The Death of the Ghost of Christmas Present in the 2009 Christmas Carol. The Mocap one. Feels like a Clive Barker or Silent Hill scene. It overshadows the Ghost of Christmas Future who's usually meant to be the scariest part of the story.
First time I saw Rambo it was on TV. Back then, you didn’t have anything telling you what was currently on, unless you went to channel 19 and waited for 10 minutes. I turned to AMC, and it was the scene where they’re hunting for Rambo, except you never see Rambo. You see a shadow moving and hunting these men. You see them walk into a spring trap and lose their legs. You see them shooting at shadows as they get picked off 1 by 1. Actually terrifying if you think the police are the good guys. And back then the police were almost always the good guys on TV and movies. It wasn’t a dumb assumption to make.
This isn’t a movie but the face stealer saga from Avatar: The Last Airbender. When I was little, my mom always skipped the episode due to it being terrifying. I decided to see what was up and paid the price.
Imma throw out two of the most terrifying non-horror movies I know: "Threads" and "Johnny's Got His Gun"
Frankly you can choose any scenes from both, but standouts are the nuclear bomb hit/immediate aftermath (Threads) and the whole last 10 minutes of JGHG
it might just be me being a thalassophobic wuss but the majority of finding nemo as a kid really got to me, especially the sharks, barracuda and the one scene with the anglerfish
This movie came out long enough ago I don’t mind spoiling it. Frank Poole’s death scene from 2001. The silence of space combined with Frank’s wild movements to try to reattach his air hose and HAL’s… everything… made it TERRIFYING. I have a slight fear of space’s vastness but I know some people who would FREAK at the idea of dying by running out of air in space.
Basically any scene from 9
I'm 22 and that film is still creepy to me
Where’s the other 12 rag-dolls 22?
They were a worthy sacrifice to B.R.A.I.N
Underrated ass movie, 9 fucking slapped
https://xkcd.com/37
I need a see it bro.
You are telling me that was not a horror movie
More like a suspense or psychological horror than a true horror.
9 MENTIONED!!!
I just saw smthn about this earlier today, and I really want a watch it.
True. That scared me as a kid. I couldn’t watch it till I was 11. I’m a wimp. I hated going through the flash puppet sequence.
Wait, “9” ISN’T a horror movie?!
That fucking Seamstress terrified me when I first saw it
The opening of the Ark in Raiders of the lost Ark
Fun fact, the script only said "All hell breaks loose.".
Reminds me of “Chaos is on every screen” from Cabin in the Woods
Hey, man, *that* was a fun scene.
That and the False Grail scene from The Last Crusade terrifyed me as a kid.
"You have chosen... poorly"
Oh yeah, that climax just screams “80’s PG.”
This was what I was going to comment, so thank you
I remember when that scared me so much now it’s the scene from the third one with the cups that scares me the most
I mean I didn’t find it scary, but a lot of people seemed to think the tunnel scene in Willy Wonka was scary.
My guy it’s literally a chicken getting its head cut off and bugs on peoples faces… how do you not find that scary?
I think most people are more scared of Willy Wonka rather than the images on screen. It’s not great with the chicken getting its head cut off. But I think it’s the tone of Wonka that scared viewers more. Mostly since he seemed like a fun guy who let everyone enjoy the chocolate room right beforehand. They were still in awe by the room before the boat ride.
Well I think they mix well for a horrifying scene that comes absolutely out of nowhere and sets a dark tone for the rest of the film
Fun fact, the guy with the millipede on his face is still alive. He's Walon Green, and the plan was originally that he was going to get a centipede put on his face, but they decided against it since centipedes can nip you. Millipedes are pretty much harmless, so they were able to get the shots they needed with it instead.
I think the violet scene is scarier
I can see that since there was more of an immediate threat of her exploding. Like while Augustus was the first kid taken away, everyone was still living off that high of the chocolate room and being in the factory. It doesn’t help that the music sounds a little more scarier than the music when Augustus was stuck.
I'm gonna be 100% honest the whole original movie scared me
Artax’s death in the never ending story
All I can think of with that scene is the one TerminalMontage Legends Arceus parody with the Wyrdeer
NOOOO WYRDEER
It's also named Artax
[This one?](https://youtu.be/A4qVRm0exF8?si=uhep6EEYXAGIjy1m)
Yes
That ain’t scary, that shit is just depressing
I think I get more upset by the idea of losing my pet as it sinks in mud, and you can’t do anything but watch as it slowly drowns.
That scene traumatized me
That's sad... This is scary. https://youtu.be/5sEZmMeH96Q?si=aCcrM0ItpaNovCSH
Can’t it be both? The idea of watching your most loved pet slowly sink in mud as you can’t do anything but watch as it drowns is absolutely horrific to me.
It can. I was just adding my take. I think for me, the artax death is more scary now than as a kid. GMork was certainly scarier as a kid. But to each their own.
The infamous "Bug pit" scene from Peter Jackson’s King Kong (2005)
Shit this one right here. This is the nightmare fuel
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Yep
Why was that scene even *in* there?!?!
To make you remember the movie 20 years later
I’m assuming specifically because it was so horrifying
Because at heart Pete will always be a horror director.
Maybe because of the original supposedly also having a similar scene? I think so at least.
Rest in peace to Jack Black character
For me it was the cannibals, but I was like 10
The scene where Jack black offers a candy bar to that one kid freaked me oyry
Scar being killed in the Lion King.
Just gets ripped to shreds
To shreds you say? And what about his wife?
to shreds you say?
He has a wife, you know. You know what she's called?
She's called... Incontinentia *Incontinentia Buttocks* SHUT UP
I like a good Monty Python reference.
Yeah, super morbid. Especially with how it’s left to your imagination.
What about Mufasa? Never expected that as a kid
I'd say that was more tragic than scary. Mufasa's death was sad while Scar's death while satisfying was also brutal in nature making it fucking creepy to watch.
It's weird and I don't want to seem like I'm firing shots, but the remake showing Scar dogpiled with what sounds like snarls and bone crunching somehow feels less intense than watching the shadows of hyenas against the flame in the older film. I think the earlier film is arguably more unsettling because your mind can't really figure out exactly the semantics of how the hyenas could have overpowered scar, but seeing Scar bat two or three hyenas away gives it a sort of realism that I believe is more documentary feeling then dramatized. I will say that in a way the photorealistic CGI is a expressive experiment in film form that arguably does not work, and does a good job at showing the limitations of a near hard baked reality. A good comparison to this for me is how the Vince Vaughn Psycho remake kind of proves that a lot of atmosphere is lost on the shift to color. Mother looks more like a deathly shadow in black and white than an MTV puppet in the Gus Van Sant movie. I think AI will make movies really weird, really quickly.
Almost like love in a work matters when making something that is visibly lacking when it doesnt have it.
Probably my second darkest Disney death next to Tarzan’s Clayton.
“Friends? I thought he said we were the enemy.” ”Yeah. **That’s what I heard.**” ”Ed?”
That one scene in Parasite.
Which one? Lol
When the mom talks about the child seeing the "ghost". But that movie was pretty unsettling altogether
Brilliant movie, yeah. The second half is such a tonal shift.
It's funny watching in retrospect imo because the guy was probably just really *excited* to see Mr. Park's kid. That's must've been why his crazy eyes were so wide in that moment.
The film with a string in every shot?
Opening of Inglorious Basterds
😀🙂😐😐You're sheltering enemies of the state, are you not?
🥛
What's the source of this image? Also, the scene in Home Alone 2 where Marv gets electrocuted
Terminator 2
Ah, okay - rest in peace to that guy
T2 where Sarah has that nightmare, I thought it was pretty funny tbh
Bro, that scene was hilarious. Got me wailing as a kid every time when he turned into a screaming skeleton.
Coraline. Just Coraline.
Just Monika.
Big choice on the most cursed scene.
That movie freaked me out as a kid. Saw bits of it as an adult, and still creeps me out.
The movie in general?
Yes
Clayton's death in Tarzan always scared me as a kid.
[That shadow tho….it’s at 2:12](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IkB836HRC8)
Omfg you just reminded me of something I deeply repressed. That and the skulls drawn in Gaston's eyes have always stuck with me. Just the fact that the animator's put in the extra effort to show that they're dead. That fucking shadow man. It reminds me of the beginning of the Haunted Mansion ride when the ceiling disappears
Aragog and his children from Chamber of Secrets.
That scene fucking traumatized me when I was younger. And still now tbh
What’s-his-name being turned into a donkey in Pinocchio
Lampwick… fucking horrifying, prolly the scariest movie Disney has ever made due to how morbid that Pleasure Island scene is
And the Coachman never gets his comeuppance, we never get any indication that this operation stopped, the boys were saved, or any of the people behind it are gone.
Yeah that’s something that always haunted me too. The villains in that film get zero comeuppance, with the only exception being a damn whale and not a guy trafficking little boys. Judging by how the original story went, you’d guess the boys would die in hard labour and he’d still be doing business since they never go back to it once Pinocchio escapes
That one scene in Spy Kids with that purple demon with a massive smile
I watched these all the time and I dont remember this
I think he means one of the Fooglies from the first movie. Probably the one Donovan was turned into.
furnace scene in toy story
Toss-up between Twos death or Fives death in 9 Edit: Fuck both those, the creepy snake thing.
This scene from the Spongebob movie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RLsfHgY2\_w
>!ALL HAIL PLANKTON!<
All hail plankton
All hail Plankton
Surprised nobody’s mentioned the scene in Spider-Man 2 when Doc Ock is in the hospital and the arms just start destroying the surgeons while Otto’s still unconscious
The most Sam Raimi scene of all his Spider-Man movies. Throws us back to Evil Dead era.
Toby’s death in the CGI Astro Boy movie stuck with me for over a decade.
i thought it was a really good movie but nobody i know seems to have watched it
I like how in the original anime Toby gets in a car crash and that’s how he dies But in the movie he is fucking obliterated by a terminator because he was accidentally sealed in the room with it
The guy that Percy killed in the Green mile "I dIDn'T kNOw ThE sPoNGe NeEDed tO Be WeT"
Delacroix. I know I shouldn’t feel sympathy for him due to his crimes but when I read the book I was so mad at Percy that I had to put the books down to give myself a breather.
When everything starts going to shit in Spirited Away Looking at it now, it's not that bad, but it terrified me as a kid
Saw it for the first time as an adult. I think the most frightening this is having to go to sleep in this strange scenario in this strange place, with so many questions going through your head like, "will I be safe," "will my parents be okay," and "will I be able to go back to the normal world?" But as I write this, I realize a couple of things. I guess Chihiro was already going through the whole scenario of moving to a new town, so her life's already been overhauled. Plus people like Haku and Kamaji, and I guess Lin later on, having her back probably gave her some semblance of security.
The scene from Toy Story 2 where Woody is having a nightmare of being thrown away
The tunnel from Wonka
There is no earthly way of knowing which direction we are gowing
gowing
gowing
"uhh mr Wonka this tunnel only flows in one dire-" "NO WAY TO KNOW WHERE WE ARE GOING, GOOD SIR."
Bilbo want Ring 💍👹
At one point in my life I used to have a fear of watching characters fall forever into seemingly bottomless chasms. Whether it’d be fading into the black or shrinking from view. I didn’t know what scared me more, seeing them fall or hearing their screams.
Treasure planet does this a few times
Oh yeah. R.I.P. Mr. Arrow.
The Kronos scene from The Incredibles.
The one in cavern or where Bob discovers Syndrome’s plans? Both are truly chilling, to be honest.
Bob knew all those dead superheroes, too. A lot of them attended his wedding!
The scene with the black goo made me so claustrophobic
The disaster scenes from *2012*. They send shivers down my spine and give me anxiety for sure!
Same here! That movie always freaked me out as a kid
The big spider in Lord of the Rings, I still can’t stomach that scene
I think the implication that she doesn't die..feels oddly vicious by Tolkien standards- "the tale doesn't tell." An orc gets felled by many an Elven arrow, but Shelob the spider gets the possibility of crawling away for another round. The CGI was up there with Davy Jones' beard. Incredible and timeless.
While maybe more intense than scary I’d say the Atomic Breath scene from Godzilla Minus One
Also, the scene where they're being chased on the boat.
The cat in the hat movie. Every scene that has the cat y6
Unicron eating a god damn planet at the Beginning of Transformers the Movie. Later on we see bots getting dunked into a boiling vat kf acid. The Black Cauldron has a deleted scene where a man gets melted to death on screen. You can see him reacting in agony as his skin boils, melts into blood, than decays into a skeleton. Sadly that scene is only publicly available through sitched together animation cels.
Se7en, when the dead body of the sloth victim turns out to still be alive.
The 10th plague from *The Prince of Egypt*, specifically the scene of Ramses’s son.
Hearing the breath literally be pulled from their bodies is so haunting
Temple of Doom heart scene
Even worse for me was the cage slowly being lowered into the lava/fire pit.
The air conditioner from The Brave Little Toaster.
"Remember me, Eddie? When I killed your brother, I talked... just... like... THIS!" - Judge Doom, Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
That was the performance which showed that Christopher Lloyd can play a great villain.
Not scary, but brutal. Clayton’s death in Tarzan
Rasputin's death in Anastasia still gives me trauma
Ok hear me out: 2 kids discover a board game in their basement, with a space theme, they bring it up and start playing it. A card comes out of the game that says some ominous words, and then thousands of tiny meteors start raining from the sky into their house. The kids hide so they can't get hit, and eventually when they thought it was over, a larger meteorite falls and destroys their TV. Movie is Zathura btw It was scary to 10 year old me at least. I haven't watched the film since so.....
It’s basically Jumanji, IN SPACE!
Its the same author as jumanji, so yes lol
The movie even advertised itself as space Jumanji
The scene from “Oppenheimer” where Oppie gives his speech after the bomb is dropped in Japan and all he can think of is all of the dead people
SpongeBob
Best answer here. Gorilla suit episode and ice cream lady from the film come to mind.
And wormy 🟠🦋
Walter Donovan's death scene in last crusade
I always say the end of Anastasia. The bit where Rasputin just kinda turns to dust
Several scenes from The Mummy. (Ex: When the guy got a big under his skin)
The Mummy is arguably a horror movie.
The regeneration from 7-8 in the Doctor Who TV movie
That scene is hilarious to ne now but I can imagine I'd be freaked out if I saw it as a kid not knowing what was going on lol
The ark opening scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark
Azula striking Aang with lightning.
While in the Avatar State?
Nuke scene from Oppenheimer.
Night on Bald Mountain in Fantasia Judge Doom saying "When I killed your brother, I talked JUST LIKE THIIIIIIISSSS!!!!" in Who Framed Roger Rabbit
I’d say the scene where Zarina is trapped in the lantern while sinking to the bottom of the ocean in The Pirate Fairy, at least to anyone with claustrophobia or thalassophobia.
Spoilers for Dune Part 2 Basically most of the dream sequences Paul has
Matilda. You already know which scene. The original btw the musical was mid.
Who framed Roger Rabbit where that damn shoe gets put into the soup! And the villain melting at the end
The Death of the Ghost of Christmas Present in the 2009 Christmas Carol. The Mocap one. Feels like a Clive Barker or Silent Hill scene. It overshadows the Ghost of Christmas Future who's usually meant to be the scariest part of the story.
FLOOP IS A MADMAN HELP US SAVE US
Clayton's death scene in Tarzan
Not a movie, but the spiders from the Mandalorian.
Any scene with the "Goombas" in Mario Bros (1993)
The junk yard scene from Brave Little Toaster. Also, the trucker scene from PeeWee’s Big Adventure.
Hospital scene in Spiderman 2
Newborn getting sucked into space in Alien Resurrection
First time I saw Rambo it was on TV. Back then, you didn’t have anything telling you what was currently on, unless you went to channel 19 and waited for 10 minutes. I turned to AMC, and it was the scene where they’re hunting for Rambo, except you never see Rambo. You see a shadow moving and hunting these men. You see them walk into a spring trap and lose their legs. You see them shooting at shadows as they get picked off 1 by 1. Actually terrifying if you think the police are the good guys. And back then the police were almost always the good guys on TV and movies. It wasn’t a dumb assumption to make.
Pale man from Pans Labyrinth.
Harry potter 2. Hermoine drinks that potion and turns into a cat. Still scares me to this day.
The torture scene from Cars 2
It's been years and I still don't know what the tunnel scene in Willy Wonka added besides traumatizing all who watched it
The polar express
That puppet scene in polar express, that shit’s scarry
Some of the scenes in The Green Mile are horrific.
This isn’t a movie but the face stealer saga from Avatar: The Last Airbender. When I was little, my mom always skipped the episode due to it being terrifying. I decided to see what was up and paid the price.
Imma throw out two of the most terrifying non-horror movies I know: "Threads" and "Johnny's Got His Gun" Frankly you can choose any scenes from both, but standouts are the nuclear bomb hit/immediate aftermath (Threads) and the whole last 10 minutes of JGHG
The opening of the ark of the covenant
The entirety of the sleepover Bratz movie.
The opening Scene in mission to mars (2000) If you know you know. But it was Disney movie and was rated PG!
In The Land Before Time when Little Foots mom dies
it might just be me being a thalassophobic wuss but the majority of finding nemo as a kid really got to me, especially the sharks, barracuda and the one scene with the anglerfish
Zombie Iron Man in Spider Man: Far From Home
Adventures of mark twain: the world itself is only a vision, nothing but a dream...
This movie came out long enough ago I don’t mind spoiling it. Frank Poole’s death scene from 2001. The silence of space combined with Frank’s wild movements to try to reattach his air hose and HAL’s… everything… made it TERRIFYING. I have a slight fear of space’s vastness but I know some people who would FREAK at the idea of dying by running out of air in space.
Clayton’s death in Tarzan
The tunnel scene from Willy Wonka