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Our teacher played that poo poo for us in junior high school. I remember it ending on a stillborn kid.
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FLY MY PRETTIES FLY!!!
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Aug 4, 2023 02:14
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Zero VGS posted:Our teacher played that poo poo for us in junior high school. I remember it ending on a stillborn kid. Same, social studies teacher. I know it was important but FUUUUUCK dude really
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Aug 4, 2023 02:53
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The Exorcist, TV version ~1980 I stress TV version, as I assume that the 1980 era, a TV watching family just assumed that because a show is played ‘is on prime time CBS’ , that it’s just fine and not going to be potentially traumatic for a 10 year old. Oops! Some years later I would watch the original uncut version, and i think the TV version may have been more deeply scary, since the cut stuff was mainly just gross. I think it was those short hospital cutscenes that were some of the most nightmare inducing, those moment when you realize things are out of control …
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Aug 4, 2023 02:55
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Three movies. One for good reason, another because I am still not sure why, and the last was due to being scared of potty training. All Dogs go to Heaven When I was still a very young child sitting on a stool eating some food. My parents at the time we lived in a very poor lifestyle. In Georgia, we didn't have a cockroach problem but we drat sure did have a major wasp problem. In the movie, the Dog charlie is in heaven and is about to turn his clock back so he can come back to life so he can do whatever it is that he did in the movie. But in this scene, the reason why it traumatized me was because the moment the cat starts screaming a wasp flew inside of my ear and started stinging the poo poo out of me. I had to be rushed to the hospital and I remember that sharp pain hitting me because of it. When I watched the movie again a few months later I remember being so scared of that scene like it was a countdown. So I hated it and during school when they showed the movie to the rest of us kids I remember just being on the computer learning. Parents had to tell my teacher to not show the movie to me because of that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IC0f8nnRhM&t=313s The Neverending Story This one I still do not really know why. Artax dying? Didn't phase me. The nothing wolf? Nah. Shell Mountain Sneezing? Scared me SHITLESS. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCn7orvs0Ws I cant find the clip of Who Framed Roger Rabbit? but I remember during my toilet training my mother told me I used to buckle my legs when I tried going to the toilet because one scene from the movie traumatized me as a child when Roger Rabbit went down the toilet. Apparently I screamed in fear or something.
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Aug 4, 2023 03:04
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drat I just remembered a time when I was around 11 and my mom used to make me go to this church youth group thing that I hated. One Sunday after church I got dropped off at the minister’s house with a bunch of other kids my age. Minister said “let’s watch a movie!” and he put on the Killing Fields, a movie I was aware of but not so sure I wanted to see. That was fun, so much better than playing video games. My favorite scene was the dude escaping and realizing he was in a mud pit surrounded by rotting corpses and skeletons with plastic bags over their heads.
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Aug 4, 2023 06:13
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Glad to see Gooey Gus on the front page. I got in trouble because I squeezed out an entire tube of toothepaste after watching the episode he was in. I was convinced he could be hiding in it. Dad was pissed. When I was 5 there was an episode of Unsolved Mysteries aired that had a segment about Dave Bocks. He was a pipe fitter at a facility that secretly processed high grade uranium. The company had been working to cover up that they’d released roughly 200 tons of radioactive dust into the air and local water. Bocks was suspected of being a whistleblower and disappeared on the job one night in 1984. Long story short it’s believed due to the presence of personal effects and a temporary dip in temperature that someone dumped his body into a furnace. This was accompanied by a reenactment of this theory that freaked me out a ton. I couldn’t really process that this was just a theory. In the clip some guys hook and cable around his feet, maneuver him above the furnace, and drop him in. I imagined they were laughing maniacally when they did it but upon watching it again recently they of course don’t. I wasn’t sure I’d ever see it again because me memories were so hazy but another goon was able to link me to a YouTube video with the entire episode.
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Aug 4, 2023 20:10
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Tite Barnacle posted:I saw Salem's Lot way, way too young, probably around 6 years old. That coffin scene and the kid scratching at the window terrified me for years.  Plus Mike in the rocking chair, that was the worst of the lot. Er, no pun intended.
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Aug 4, 2023 20:16
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In the pipes with the motion detector BEEP....... BEEP.... BEEP.. BEEP...
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Aug 4, 2023 20:17
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The Lottery I have a significant scar on my nose that makes it look broken from the age of four, when a friend and I were throwing rocks at pools of water at our feet. Sometime around the age of nine I saw this film on television, which contains an unbelievably realistic stoning scene. I've left more kitchen jobs than I can count over coworkers who threw poo poo at each other. I just leave. All my friends and family know not to throw stuff at me. I'll let your keys hit the ground, your valuable item you chose to throw, instead of neatly hand over, whatever you want to put into the air wont be caught by me, I'll just sidestep it.
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Aug 4, 2023 20:23
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temple posted:I guess this is the relive your childhood trauma thread. My mom was weirded out by some episode of an anthology show. It was about a woman that gets a phone call with a muffled voice that she doesn't understand. Twist: the call was from herself in the future. Does anyone remember what that was? From that description I’d say it’s probably this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sorry,_Right_Number
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Aug 4, 2023 21:48
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frumpykvetchbot posted:Koyaanisqatsi. This. More depressing than scary but it definitely had a significant effect on me for quite a while.
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Aug 4, 2023 22:37
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Katamari Democracy posted:Three movies. One for good reason, another because I am still not sure why, and the last was due to being scared of potty training. disapointed your potty training one wasnt mr toiletman from look whos talking https://media.giphy.com/media/DVEBTiVFDGLoQ/giphy.gif
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Aug 4, 2023 22:39
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Canine Blues Arooo posted:Child's Play. Sadly, I am the rear end in a top hat parent who watched this with a very young daughter. She is STILL terrified of Chucky as a young lady. Oops! I guess repeatedly telling her that "it's just make believe" didn't really cut it. I'm a dumbass.........
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Aug 4, 2023 22:43
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Yeah that's a shame, they're authentically hilarious as an adult bc they shoulda just kicked Chucky and been done with it. He's knee-high, tops! Just boot the little sucker. But if you're a child, he could be roughly your size 😬
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Aug 4, 2023 22:54
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Navin Johnson posted:Sadly, I am the rear end in a top hat parent who watched this with a very young daughter. She is STILL terrified of Chucky as a young lady. Oops! I guess repeatedly telling her that "it's just make believe" didn't really cut it. I'm a dumbass......... its rated R op.
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Aug 4, 2023 22:54
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Zero VGS posted:Our teacher played that poo poo for us in junior high school. I remember it ending on a stillborn kid. It’s not stillborn, it’s deformed from the radiation
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Aug 4, 2023 22:57
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Lorenzo's Oil. I was like maybe seven years old and watching it with my recently divorced single mother in her dingy basement apartment with her as she explained that this could happen to me and there's nothing that could be done about it. Thanks, mom!
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Aug 4, 2023 22:59
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Zamboni Rodeo posted:From that description I’d say it’s probably this: Yeah that's the one. I found an archive of Tales from the Darkside: https://archive.org/details/PDTV0156/ The cutty black sow is infuriating. Probably the best horror episode on that show.
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Aug 4, 2023 23:00
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XYZAB posted:Lorenzo's Oil. There is some gnarly poo poo in that movie
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Aug 4, 2023 23:07
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That Exorcist scene where she pukes on the Priest....
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Aug 4, 2023 23:08
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mycophobia posted:its rated R op. Told you I was a dumbass. 
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Aug 4, 2023 23:39
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The Phantom Tollbooth. The kid turns into a cartoon for Christ's sake! What if I turn into a cartoon?!?!? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mk2tYt9E0zY
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Aug 5, 2023 00:57
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Extra row of tits posted:It’s not stillborn, it’s deformed from the radiation gently caress you for making me watch it again (full movie is on YouTube) but we're both right. It's a dead AND deformed baby  edit: Speaking of free movies on YouTube, Michael Jackson's Moonwalker was incredible disturbing as a kid. Stop-motion stalker fans chasing him, him transforming into a car, Joe Pesci trying to stick syringes into children, giant mecha Michael, and his cool fursuit rabbit friend awakening something in me... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCWS1gQSWWM Zero VGS fucked around with this message at 01:17 on Aug 5, 2023 |
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Aug 5, 2023 01:02
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StrangersInTheNight posted:Yeah that's a shame, they're authentically hilarious as an adult bc they shoulda just kicked Chucky and been done with it. He's knee-high, tops! Just boot the little sucker. I was never scared of Chucky, even as a kid, because he was still a drat doll. Have you seen the damage kids do to toys they like? I am glad Toy Story wasn't on when I was a kid, because the idea of your toys being alive and pretty much being in a nonstop popularity contest and dragging on each other, being conscious of being thrown away? I already had anxiety as a kid about my toys, like what if one of them felt less loved and disappeared or was thrown away? Same thing with Coraline. What kid doesn't want cooler and nicer parents and neighbors who spoil you and dote on you? And the only catch is you need to have buttons over your eyes? Wait, instead of eyes? Apparently one kid movie I watched nonstop but always made me panic at one moment was A Mouse and His Child, some stupid nonDisney animated movie about wind-up toys. And yes they were alive. And some of them ended up enslaved by rats. The freakout moment every goddamn time, and I watched this movie apparently almost every day, was when one of the wind-up donkeys was exhausted and half broken and begged for some rest, and then you only saw the shadows and heard him screaming that no no, he'd get up and work, while a rat took him apart. Wait, Threads is on youtube? Every time I try to see the ending it always spins into that stupid Happy Days "gotcha!"
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Aug 5, 2023 01:08
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Wifi Toilet posted:The Phantom Tollbooth. The kid turns into a cartoon for Christ's sake! What if I turn into a cartoon?!?!? This also happens in The Pagemaster and Rockadoodle. If there was a Freddy Krueger for little 90s kids, he'd be turning them into cartoons and trapping them in VHS tapes with white clamshell cases
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Aug 5, 2023 01:25
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They've all been said, but to echo: Threads: still scares me to this day. Dreamscape: nuke scenes with the zombie kids, the rest is campy. Heavy Metal: violence in cartoons always disturbed me. The Shining: bathtub scene especially Saving Private Ryan: saw in the theaters, the opening scene when people get immediately blown away as soon as the doors opened was very scary. The Exorcist: pretty much everything. Pet Sematary: MOTHERFUCKING ZELDA! I still can't watch this movie because of her. IT BURNS fucked around with this message at 01:43 on Aug 5, 2023 |
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Aug 5, 2023 01:36
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Anyone say Dumbo yet? The opening with the storm and then the elephant hallucinations scared me as a kid. Also it exposed me to terrible minstrel show poo poo in the form of those crows, which can’t have been good.
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Aug 5, 2023 02:04
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IT BURNS posted:Pet Sematary: MOTHERFUCKING ZELDA! I still can't watch this movie because of her.
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Pvt.Scott posted:Anyone say Dumbo yet? The opening with the storm and then the elephant hallucinations scared me as a kid. Also it exposed me to terrible minstrel show poo poo in the form of those crows, which can’t have been good. They wanted to teach kids a lesson about drinking, and they succeeded. To this day, I will never drink from a bucket at the circus.
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Aug 5, 2023 03:20
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Casimir Radon posted:Glad to see Gooey Gus on the front page. I got in trouble because I squeezed out an entire tube of toothepaste after watching the episode he was in. I was convinced he could be hiding in it. Dad was pissed. im surprised it took someone this long to acknowledge it, that poo poo was freaky as gently caress and legit gave me nightmares
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Wifi Toilet posted:The Phantom Tollbooth. The kid turns into a cartoon for Christ's sake! What if I turn into a cartoon?!?!? I had the same fear after watching Rock-a-Doodle. And the creepy owl playing the organ. Basically all of Don Bluth's work was terrifying.
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Aug 5, 2023 07:24
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TK8325 posted:I had the same fear after watching Rock-a-Doodle. And the creepy owl playing the organ. Basically all of Don Bluth's work was terrifying. TK-8325 WHY AREN'T YOU AT YOUR POST?
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Aug 5, 2023 08:28
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I’ve never seen the end of Rock-a-Doodle. So I saw most of it at daycare, and everything was still flooded when I left. So back before everything was on the internet I was kind of weirded out by this story I never saw to its conclusion. Bluth stuff kind of weirds me out in general in its sort of Disney but not.
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Aug 5, 2023 21:44
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There's this obscure as hell late 90's kid flick called Warriors of Virtue. This movie is pure trash in every form, a poor man's TMNT live action knockoff, but the villain did this thing where he would randomly trapdoor his loyal soldiers into a human meat shredder below his throne for shits and grins. No real motive other than just cause he felt like doing it. The part that got to me was how terrified that grunt was at simply doing his job of relaying a message before getting shredded into meat, super hosed to watch that play out.
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Aug 5, 2023 23:11
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Cowslips Warren posted:I was never scared of Chucky, even as a kid, because he was still a drat doll. Have you seen the damage kids do to toys they like? Have you seen the one in the hospital? Where the psych patient talks to chuck in the hallway “Are you loving with me? I’m a mass produced retro toy from the 80s with a scalpel, aren’t you scared?” That’s a weird movie, the main character is the chucky voice actors real life daughter.
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Aug 8, 2023 23:07
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XYZAB posted:Lorenzo's Oil. Lol and to cap it off, the whole story in that movie is bull poo poo. The oil doesn't help you if you are already symptomatic for ALD. The real Lorenzo died at the age of 30.
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Communion.
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Weirdly I remember the machine that turns you into a hosed up cartoon character from spy kids freaked me the gently caress out. I dunno why, just felt like a horrifying fate.
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IT BURNS posted:Pet Sematary: MOTHERFUCKING ZELDA! I still can't watch this movie because of her. Yeah that and the flashback to the WWII guy freaked me out. It doesn’t affect me much if I watch it now, but at the time I thought it perfectly captured the gloom and dread of a Stephen King book. It wasn’t until years later that I learned meningitis does not actually turn a person into a demented skeleton witch. I’m pretty sure it was this movie that made my mom permanently hate Stephen King forever
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