My Dvd Collection - Movies that Scared Me as a Kid

[@666Lachrimae666]

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[@thecinematicmind]

The very first video I ever saw you. Brings me such fantastic memories. It’s 10 years old. Long before Childhood Trauma were trending.

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[@SuperCuttyBlackSow]

Tar man from return of the living dead scared me wen I was 8

[@onelonelydude6243]

i was afraid of large marge in pee wee herman movie

[@MovieLover1995]

I first saw that when I was 7. That scene will fucking haunt me until the day I die.

[@stevenespinoza1487]

Pet sematary zelda creeps me out still I'm 39

[@reformedstoic1581]

A lot of people were afraid of that dragon from Never Ending Story for some reason. I freaken loved that guy!

[@bruce6144]

Awesome update, Glad to hear that you are going to be doing more DVD updates.

[@TheOFamily5rocks]

This is gonna sound stupid but in Kindergarten, Scooby Doo and the Island of Zombies scared me

[@guitarest452452]

"Eerything floats down here" I agree with you 100% with "IT" I feel the same way about the original. Do you remember "The Ring" The closet scene after the funeral in the house? That part of the movie ruined me.... The original Pet Cemetery it one of the best movies till this day.

[@legallyblonde39]

Burnt Offerings..The Screaming Woman..Little Girl Who Lives Down The Lane...Beyond the Door...Magic..OMG...When Michael Calls..those great old made for tv movies were great!! And then ofcourse the classic great...Halloween and Jaws , the first Psycho..didn't see that til the 70's..seeing I was born in 67 lol

[@danielharris627]

Great video!! I hated the bit in The Muppets Christmas Carol, the bit with those 2 ghosts, jacob marley or whatever, when they appear at the stairs in chains - it scared the living crap out of me!! I used to go in a different room when that scene came on, haha.

[@Larkra1337]

When you were talking about IT, I could not agree more. Scared me as kid. So it brings back childhood memories now. One of those films, which never 'really' left me... ^^ ... Just like The name of the rose ... Great movie...

[@acj1252]

Hey Shawn, right there with ya on Jaws. saw it as a kid and haven't been able to get in the water since...

[@TheOFamily5rocks]

Really. Im 13 and jaws on,y made me jump once

[@acj1252]

+TheOFamily5 Real fear goes beyond jump scares. Jaws never made me jump once it's the thought of a 25 foot shark stalking the beaches unnoticed until it attacks. that's what made it scary.

[@GunGlutton]

@coolduder do u remember the little kid music video of wooly bully? where the orange bull with sneakers is chasing lil kids through a house?

[@dunn808]

I remember squirming at my grandmas house during hook when they put the pirate in the box with scorpions. This was many many years ago, a childhood classic, I watched it not that long ago and as a more aged being, I still found it just as enthralling!

[@xenofett7008]

Raiders of the Lost Ark traumatized me as a kid. Particularly the scene where Marion is bumping into all the mummified corpses in the Well of Souls and the Nazis unleashing the power of the Ark near the end of the movie. JAWS also gave me nightmares and cemented my love and fear of sharks.

[@andiestewart7423]

My first traumatic movie was Night of the Living Dead when I was 9. Second, the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre. The endings of both left me speechless and scared as hell😂

[@texasB666]

My brother had a lot of tapes so when i was a kid, like 5-6 years old, i saw many horror movies. The Exorcist 3 freaked my out. Especially the giant scissor scene in the hospital with the nurse. But i remember home alone 2 aswel with the cab driver. Also Angel Heart, Lost Highway, Lost Boys, Nightmare on Elm Street, It, Terminator 2, Christine and some scenes from Big Trouble in Little China freaked me out aswel as a kid.

[@TheGuysFromLondon]

The chestburster scene from ALIEN changed my whole life. I was 4 years old and I watching an alien documentary, which showed the clip in all it's gruesome detail

[@BethGoth15]

My list: The Witches: The very same scene your scared of. I was traumatised by it. Hook: The bit where the crocodile crashes down and the bit where the kids get kidnapped. Who Framed Roger Rabbit?: When the guy turns into a cartoon. I'm scared of funny faces like that - yet clowns are cool. Wind in the Willows (Terry Jones): When they fall in the dog food thingy. Star Wars: I was three, do you need an explanation? Lemony Snicket: The Littlest Elf bit, I couldn't sleep that night.

[@bruceleejunfan13]

Nice selection mate, simular to mine. For me the scene in americam werewolf in london were the nazi zombies/wolves kill davids family shooting up the house and slit his throat in the dream sequence freaked me the hell out! In my opinion its still brutal even today. Cool vid man

[@TruckSawdust]

Totally agree with you on Stephen King's IT! I think I was about 6 or 7 when I first saw it. Every time Pennywise appeared on screen I hid behind the couch. I can't believe my parents let me sit throught it! It was on TV in 2 parts, and the week after part 1 we actually tuned in to watch part 2! My little brother was maybe 2 or 3 at the time and the movie f*cked him up so much he was scared of the dark for years! PS: Great video, again. You keep making 'em, I'll keep watching 'em!

[@supernungogo]

You have awesome videos! I can relate so much to what you were scared of :O I was scared in the part of Wizard of Oz with the flying monkeys XD and in fantasia the sorcerers aprentice part. and. uhm. a few parts in The Labyrinth :P

[@xdeathrowx]

Oh man, I'm with ya on the Zelda thing, lmao. My mom and dad had their bedroom kinda setup like that, and I hated to walk by it to get to my room, haha. I always thought about her in there hunkered beside the bed as I go by.

[@Peterfreakout10]

Great choices here are some the films that scared me as a kid Home Alone - Not because of the robbery aspect but old man Marley. Home Alone 2 - The taxi part always stuck with me The Witches - The scene when their turning him into the mice stuck with me Strangeland - Dee Sniders Performance really scared the shit out of me, and just the face he gave with that character always stuck with me Childs Play 2 - Defintely the ending in the toy factory when Chucky is crawling towards him Black Christmas The original the remake is great too - The Ending with the phone going off always stuck with me and still sticks with me Rumpelstiltskin - Same Thing as Strangeland his design and Face always stuck with me Wes Cravens New Nightmare - It wasn't Freddy that freaked me out but the part where Nancy or Heather Lagenkamp Falls into these eels because I had such a fear of snakes Anaconda - Speaking of a fear of Snakes Anaconda is the film that created that fear for me

[@theweathermean]

Oh and the bit in Poltergeist with the braces. And especially the part where the kid is attacked by the clown under the bed. Made me afraid to put my feet down onto the floor if the lights were off.

[@TimCollinsATL]

Great vid. It's funny man I don't ever expect you to swear - not that I mind it, it just always surprises me.

[@XAbbeldydooX]

I saw Return of the Living Dead around 86 when i was 7 years old,my dad worked long hours and would sleep early at night and i would stay up watching horror movies on Showtime and HBO.Return scared the shit out of me as a kid but it was such a good movie i could not keep from watching it and it still remains one of my favorite movies despite slight mental trauma from seeing tar man at 7 years old.

[@ultimatesunrise]

Candyman traumatized me as a little kid, 2nd one did as well.. like bad...

[@yanksrule305]

Mine are: Exorcist,Jaws,Jaws 2,IT,Christine,Pee Wees Big Adventure, Friday The 13th, TMNT, Nightmare On Elm Street, Childs Play and Halloween. Now i can watch all of them!

[@skatinfodaempire]

I agree, for some reason "IT" is to this day one of most memorable movies for being afraid

[@Nugzz187]

jaws,IT,a nightmare on elm street and the list goes on lol, anyway keep up the good work pal. regards from york, England

[@MM-sf7qv]

The creepy looking teddy bear scene at the end of the Shining and the way the camera zooms in quickly is scary as hell. Plus the Exorsist 3 when the nurse is killed in the hallway by the guy with the giant scissors I will always remember.

[@DOYLERULES69X]

A couple of ones that I remember that scared/creeped me out as a kid: The people under the stairs - The dark crystal - The Last Unicorn - Poltergeist 2 (the one with the creepy old man) And 2 Christopher Walken movies; Communion (about aliens) and The Dead Zone . Also the Original Dr. Who freaked me out quite a bit also..

[@19tc85]

Okay, what got me scared as a kid. Poltergeist: When the kid is about to be eaten by the tree, and the ending when all the caskets are shooting up from the ground. Jurassic Park: When the Raptor was attack Dr. Sattler, I know she made it, but that whole scene scared me out of my mind. Creepshow: "The Crate" scene where the creature first shows himself. I had to cover my mouth from screaming, I was that scared.

[@Creeper562]

Good job. I love these things! Keep em comin!

[@perrinfamily85]

Little monsters is the truth my kids watch it to this day! I keep classics around.

[@philcara16]

completely agree with all your comments on IT. We had a massive drain out the front of our house (cos all the hills ended at out house, so we got a massive drain) and we used to think IT lived there :s

[@DVDeMm]

Totally agree with you on Little Monsters, Witches, IT (part 1 definitely), and those Pee Wee scenes I think many people have that problem with Jaws. I'm petrified of Sharks but also amazed by them. My biggest fear is being attacked by a Shark. I'm not afraid of going in the water in England but personally wouldn't do it in America. Probably because of Jaws too! I watched the E! show on Poltergeist and it freaked me out however I always loved the movie, Freaky though.

[@MrLevistubbs]

movies that still freak me out are CANDYMAN, PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS, THE GREEN MILE, TALES FROM THE HOOD, THE OTHERS, the PSYCHO franchise, TALES FROM THE CRYPT movie, A CHRISTMAS CAROL, THE GIFT

[@Gandor83]

one other scene in another film was the scene in fright night when hes friend i getting a pole through his body and hes lying on the ground in pain, the sound that hes making just gave me the biggest creeps i was petrified not as scary as sister zelda, but it put in a really long and painful scene that i couldnt get out of really cool video, very inspiring

[@19tc85]

Pee Wee's Bid Adventure: Large Marge, that's it, lol. (1980) The Changeling: I think it was George C. Scott throwing the ball over the bridge into the river, only to come home, hear a faint sound, and the same ball he threw in the river come rolling down the stairs, I was creeped out. Finally, Les Diaboliques: When Christina watches her husband basically "rise from the dead", and died of a heart attack, that got me bad. As for JP, I meant attacking*, keep up the good work.

[@Jables1964]

The clowns on pee wee's big adventure scared me to death, and of course, the part with Large Marge. We have a lot in common, I was born in 85 as well, so I was obsessed with pee wee. Had all the toys, I believe they are still up in the attic. Anyway, Halloween scared me, pretty sure Ernest scared stupid did too. Also, after I saw Home Alone, I was always trying to make traps at night just in case of robbers.

[@edvisigoth]

Great reviews! Don't laugh, but have you ever seen the Saturday morning series called "Liddsville"? Falling into the giant hat always seemed a bit scarey to me! But it was really a great show.

[@PsycheDerek.]

I watched the 1978 Invasion of the body snatchers when I was about 6 or 7, and it creeped me out when the bodies coming out of the plants and when Sutherland smashes his own head in. It was PG rated too.

[@NOLOGYFIGHTER]

POLTERGEIST.... I used to freak out as a kid, but i couldnt stop watching it. The clown scene under the bed was the scariest thing ever! I am now 33 and own a dvd copy of it, its still unwrapped....

[@j.n.cahill1086]

After watching your video, I don't feel I was quite as weird of a kid growing up. I used to get scared over weird things, too. Two odd things I remember scaring me was the United Artist's opening right before Child's Play started (it was the music I think), and there was a part at the end of Han Christian Anderson's "The Little Mermiad" from the 70s that also involved similar music.

[@SirMonsoon88]

OMG YES! the dragon's scale things freak me out too XD

[@contemplativegirl21]

Witches!!! Love that movie! Haha, the same scene freaked me out. IT never did scare me, since I had seen Rocky Horror years before, I kept thinking, "Pennywise in drag." LOL... The first three horror films I ever saw (when I was around 6 or 7 staying with my dad) were An American Werewolf in London, The Tingler, and Phantasm, All three scared the shit out of me when I was younger. And do I ever miss USA Up All Night! That and TNT MonsterVision. They need to bring those back!

[@cecilbonaparte6836]

Hi I have so much of the old and new old great horror. Movies seeing them and truly getting on DVD

[@RobRobertTheMovieGuy]

When i was a young lad, between 3-8 years old. I was scared of...Return to Oz, a dream sequence from The Boy Who Could Fly, Ghosthouse (1988), All those mirrors and certain other things in Poltergeist 3, The shower scene in The Funhouse (1981), Poltergeist, The Hitchhiker (TV series), Fright Night (1985), Night of the Creeps, The Blob, Those psychedelic scenes from Altered States (esp. the ending), The Evil Dead, scenes from The Temple of Doom, and Gremlins. there might be more but thats all now

[@jessicaga89]

that scene in hook totally creeped me out too when i was little. i refused to re watch that movie for the longest time because of that scene

[@JosephASobora]

The movies that scared and creep me out as a kid was "Maximum Overdrive", because of trucks, vehicles and machinery moving by themselves and killing everybody. Also, "The Witches", because of the two boys and every witch turning into a mice. "The Exorcist" because of Linda Blair character getting possessed as a demon and many others like "Henry: Portrait as a Serial Killer", "A Nightmare on Elm Street", "Deadly Friend", "Psycho" (1960). "The Omen" (1976), and "The Deadly Spawn".

[@MoTuWeThFrSaSu]

haha same here. It always made me cry but i couldnt stop watching it lol.

[@Magicbubblehead]

cool duder E.T. the two first scene when you first saw E.T. running with wierd song and glowing red and the when he make the garbage fall that thing was scary as hell !!!!

[@checkers440]

Here are some movies that scared the shit out of me as a kid; Ghostbusters (Those doglike creatures really freaked me out), The Goonie (I always used to look away when I saw Sloth's face, and the part when One-eyed Willie's skeleton appeared scared me as well), Big (The Fortune Teller Machine), and The Sandlot (The main thing that scared me was Squints's story of how the dog turned into the beast).

[@Turppa21]

Coolduder, Do you remember a movie where the guy had 2 scorpions, one was orangeish and one was black and I think he'd put people in the tanks to kill them...I think it took place in another country. Seen it a long time ago and could never figure out what it was.

[@gixxerich]

Nightmare on elm street, For some reason I kept watching them over and over when I was very young even though they scared the hell out of me, any time i think of the films I feel a bit uneasy

[@tcmfreak]

That one part in lost boys where the guy turns around in the house and has different eyes and vampire fangs scared the crap outta me. Clown house was a movie that REALLY REALLY scared me as a kid. oh yeah, the box in hook is called the "boo box"

[@stylez987]

i seen return of the living dead when i was 7 years old on halloween when my uncle was babysitting me and it freaked me out , im 22 now and i am still shitbaked of zombies but i love zombie movies...lol also i seen a clockwork orange when i was 8 from the same uncle ..lol tak about a messed up kid haha love the videos shawn!!

[@noxtan13]

I saw Pet Sematary when I was 10 and the only moment that gave me chills was during the flashback scene of young Rachel witnessing her sister Zelda's death. When Zelda's head did like Linda Blair's in The Exorcist, and the close-up of her spine practically being perforated through her skin and Zelda practically coughing up a lung scared the hell out of me. That's the only moment from a horror movie that scared me when I was younger. And I used to be scared of Bigfoot in Harry and the Hendersons.

[@RevengeCreatureDelux]

You Tube randomly suggested this video to me, and I'm glad! Let me tell you - POLTERGEIST - I totally agree - that thing spooked the heck outta me! I walked into an electronics store in the mall here, back in the mid/late 80's and they were showing Poltergeist on like five TV's in this dark little area of the store. When I waked in there it was the 'Meat Scene' and what happens after - I ran outta there! Don't own the flick, but will ALWAYS suggest it to those looking for a good scare!

[@ThunderGruntBob]

most of the movies on this list are certifiable classics. love it.

[@waywardwatchdog1]

I liked all those movies as a kid. USA up all night was amazing. And both versions of hansel and gretel were great.

[@Johnjayhawk83]

The old man in Poltergeist 2 scared that crap out of me! Same with Zelda in Pet Sematary!

[@hugoadanvegagonzalez]

I was afraid of Chucky for over 10 years!

[@heavymeddle28]

One movie that scared me was Zombie Vengeance or Vengeance of the Zombie... From 1979. Dont remember exactly and the Omen... Was 12 and was to scared to be home alone in daylight

[@DeadRisingX]

1. Halloween (1978) 2. Dawn Of The Dead 3. The Mummy 4. Doom 5. Friday The 13th Part 2 6. Child's Play 7. Predator 2 8. Grizzly And the last one that creeps me out more like having nightmare...is Dead Silence 0-0

[@yankeefan2710]

Home Alone freaked me out too. The robbers did but also that furnace freaked me out for some reason and the pigeon lady. Also The Mask freaked me out.

[@fearrising10]

when i was 3-5, my parents had this box of all these horror movies, and i would always sneak in and take a couple movies at a time. a nightmare on elm street was one of them, along with all the sequels. i don't know what it was about the first one but i always thought it was boring back then, the main one i watched was the 4th, and i was freaked out beyond belief. but for some reason, i always went back and watched it.

[@Videogamestwin]

Peter and the wolf freaked me out as a kid because of the music, the narrator, and the creepy wolf when he's approching the kid with his big mouth open

[@Joorum]

You know, My Girl was the number 1 reason why my sister got scared of bees. She still gets pretty hysterical around them. Damn that movie!

[@JCC87]

The Scene in Home Alone where the kid goes down into the basement and that fire grate (or whatever it was) starts glowing and making noises scared the shit out of me. I always used to fast forward past that part. lol

[@mikey777799]

The movie "American Werewolf in London" scared the shit out of me. Especially when he's lying in the hospital bed in the middle of the forest in the dream sequence and when he's talking to the people he killed in the cinema.

[@yankeefan2710]

Haha I was always freaked out by that thing in Neverending story too. It's eyes are wierd. Also movies that freaked me out were The Puppetmaster, The Lawnmower Man, Tales From The Crypt shows, Gremlins, and Child's Play was probably the worst.

[@theweathermean]

I think the movies that messed me up the most when i was a kid are probably Aliens where Bishop gets ripped in half. I think at the time i didnt really understand the fakeness of movies. And because of Childs Play i used to have nightmares of a shadow of a doll running past my bed while i was asleep. And the Lord of Darkness from Legend absolutely scared the shit out of me.

[@wcbryan]

Pee Wee's Big Adventure for sure...once you see that large marge scene u cannot get it out of your brain..very scary to watch as a little kid...also the scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark where they open the ark and Toht's face melts..that was scary as a kid..kinda like the large marge scene, once you see it, it is permanently burned into your brain!

[@Blitzberg86]

The VHS cover to Night of the Demons 2 used to terrify me as a kid. It got to the point that I would refuse to go into the video store in fear of seeing it- it was bad.

[@RobRobertTheMovieGuy]

The Little Monsters scene you mentioned. That guy was definately the creepiest.

[@prupsicle]

Zuul in the fridge from Ghostbusters scared the shit out of me. Also the strange woman ghost roaming the house in the Sixth Sense. And the weirdest one is the music video scene in Micheal Jackson's "Thriller". I had a strange childhood :P.

[@LIANGE1011]

you seem like a really nice guy keep up the good videos mate!

[@Dreaklock]

Dude, I HAVE YOUR SAME FEAR OF THE WATER!!! Ever since I saw JAWS, I have a hard time even swimming in the lake.

[@chiefindomer]

That movie terrified me when I was a kid. To make things worse I lived close to some railroad tracks and when a train would go by it would cause my bed to shake. I was about 7 or 8 when I first watched it and I wasn't able to watch it again until I was about 12. I still think that's the creepiest movie I've ever seen to this day.

[@e84fresh]

The first Candyman movie used to scare the shit out of me when I was a kid.

[@Stinger198]

you know what part of Pee Wee's big adventure always scared me?? The part when he is in the truck with that lady and her eyes pop out! When i was little that ALWAYS scared me!!

[@Jurassicprince]

Yeah IT scared me so much as a kid... The first time I heard about it was in Maine (Kinda Ironic). Well, Every time we were in the lockers after gym class, the older kids would start telling us the part in IT, where Eddie is in the shower... Well, we had this shower in the locker room that noone ever used, and which had no lights and was completely dark all the time... After telling us the story, they would then run out, turn all the lights off and hold the door shut (Talk about nightmares lol)

[@hellmoose]

The Large Marge sequence in Pee Wee's Big Adventure scared the shit out of me, I remember the first time I saw it, I screamed and ran downstairs, I was 5.

[@steveford8765]

haha! i thought i was the only one freaked out by that flying dogs scales in the never ending story!!

[@virtzilla]

Child's Play 2 and Phantasm are the two that scared me the most when I was little.

[@magneticarchery]

the scene in Who Framed Roger Rabbit when the guy who gets flattened in the Acme Factory the way that his eyes pop out and he turns into a tune I could never finish the movie because of that.

[@iloveeverything334]

That scene from the Witches also scared the shit out of me... I remember renting it from blockbuster and then getting to that scene and taking it right out of the VCR haha.

[@hitmanjh07]

wow that brings back lots of memories i use to also record up all night with elvira and joe bob riggs,chucky use to scare me, and critters use to scare me to hell

[@chran1138]

Gremlins scared me as a kid. espcially those soul peircing eyes, black slits with red around them. somewhere i have the Gremlins story book and in it, there is a picture of all the gremlins in the movie theater and one of them is looking DIRECTLY AT THE READER. still creeps me out to this day.

[@Andyf4]

Signs scared the hell out of me :P expecially the part where he looks out fo the window and the alien is on the roof... lol :P

[@69nuz69]

The flying dog thing freaked me out as well.. It used to scare me but ruined it for myself when I watched it recently

[@colla0sha0sha]

I love how you always say "Hey guys!" in the beginning of your videos lol. You sound like such a nice felloww :)haha

[@peterfinnfilms]

I saw part of Jurassic Park on TV when I was a kid, and it terrified me. I remember that the "elephants on parade" scene from Dumbo really creeped me out because I had no fuckin' idea what was going on. I also (vaguely) remember being frightened by The Black Cauldron and The Witches (particularly the scene where that spoiled kid got turned into a mouse).

[@di-wire7182]

Hay it's good to see you again buddy

[@DClynch]

Pet Semetary... i remember a grade school sleepover and just turning that off about 15 minutes into the movie. I have never seen it since.

[@promethous7773]

the wicked witch of the west in wizard of oz always scared me but the witch in return to oz scared me the most with the whole switching head thing

[@BeheritBM]

+Cory Stanley same here :s

[@EJFerny]

I watched the Jaws films all the way through with pure curiousity when i was 7 :)