Scenes in Animated Films that Scare the Crap out of You

RepublicanEagle

(Not sure if this belongs in this forum or not)

Anyway out of all the cartoons you have seen, which scenes scared the crap out of you?
Try to include clips of them if you can

All Dogs Go To Heaven

When he has the nightmare of about going to Hell

Pinnochio

When the boys start turning into donkeys/ Monstro

Sleeping Beauty

When Maleficent appears in the fireplace and puts Aurora into a trance leading to her "doom".

Anastasia

Her nightmare on the ship

Spirited Away

When her parents turn into pigs / No-Face eating people.

Fantasia

Night on Bald Mountain scared the **** out of me

A few others too, will not discuss now, ( too traumatic :P )

krudler

Wuss.

af_thefragile

I don't think I've watched any of those movies...
Might have watched pinnochio ages ago but don't remember anything from it...

Coraline was pretty spooky but won't put it into "scare the crap out of you" box. That's reserved for Dead Space...

starbelgrade

The bit in Finding Nemo where he gets butt raped by the whale.

dan1895

A few of the scenes in Orwell's Animal Farm.

When the Horse is taken away or at the end when they are becoming what they replaced.

bonerm

There was a good few scenes in a movie called "The Secret of NIMH" that scared me (slightly) as a small kid.

- The rats getting sucked into the ventilator shaft
- The visit to Nicodemus's lair.
- Main character getting chased by Brutus.

Very atmospheric childrens movie anyway.

krudler

starbelgrade wrote: »

The bit in Finding Nemo where he gets butt raped by the whale.

I dont like the directors cut either.

seriously though, the end of Watership Down scared the crap out of me as a kid, I think seeing rabbits being torn apart isnt exactly something a 5 year old should see on a sunday afternoon

scientific1982

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diVqham5cKA

we'llallhavetea_old

+1 on all dogs go to heaven

the lion king, when scar plunges his claws into mufasa and tosses him off the rock.. horrid.

aladin, that feckin bit where the cave yoke is fallin in and it has a big freaky face..

KungPao

When I first saw this movie as a kid, I was a little freaked out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntI-7vR2zRs

Sl!mCharles

The scenes with the crazy frothing-at-the-mouth rabbit in Watership Down, and the part when Bigwig gets trapped in the snare.
sniff

dan1895

krudler wrote: »

I dont like the directors cut either.

seriously though, the end of Watership Down scared the crap out of me as a kid, I think seeing rabbits being torn apart isnt exactly something a 5 year old should see on a sunday afternoon

Must have completely blocked that out. Don't think there's anything scarier in the animated sense.

krudler

Its not animated but the Wheelers in Return to Oz, still fcuking freaky

krudler

watch it! fcuking hell how did this movie ever get a U cert?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPBck3xcUJc

Where To

krudler wrote: »

watch it! fcuking hell how did this movie ever get a U cert?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPBck3xcUJc

i had nightmares for weeks after this

still do whenever i hear 'bright eyes'

ToniTuddle

Holy crap :eek:

I feel sorry for anyone who watched that Watership Down thing.....like what the hell???

Where To

ToniTuddle wrote: »

Holy crap :eek:

I feel sorry for anyone who watched that Watership Down thing.....like what the hell???

the book was even worse !!

RepublicanEagle

krudler wrote: »

watch it! fcuking hell how did this movie ever get a U cert?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPBck3xcUJc

Damn son, never saw Watership Down , but thats fcuked up for kids.

(Isn't that the music from Command & Conquer Red Alert?)

WindSock

I can't think of many at the minute, but there are loads of scary kids programmes from the 80's.
I agree with Watership Down being freaky though. And Coraline was a bit dark.

Jaxxy

So much for sleeping tonight!

Fizman

Those fcuking Wildebeest!

Mufasa never stood a chance!

Where To

the original scooby doo cartoons were pretty hair raising too

well, for a 5 yr old anyway!!:)

and i was always terrified watching 'the racoons' :eek:

oh and the smurfs too :eek:

damn you OP bringing back all these memories:mad:

dan1895

RepublicanEagle wrote: »

Damn son, never saw Watership Down , but thats fcuked up for kids.

(Isn't that the music from Command & Conquer Red Alert?)

Sounds very like it. Wish i still had my ps1:(

kowloon

Most of the old Disney films had parts that wouldn't make a kids film today.

Not sure this counts as scary, but:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eHr-9_6hCg

maxxie

not animated but ghostbusters used to make me **** me jockies

ToniTuddle

kowloon wrote: »

Most of the old Disney films had parts that wouldn't make a kids film today.

Yeah why is that? Why don't they throw in a bit of death and stuff....we all turned out normal enough ...kinda

magma69

I smoked a spliff just before I watched Beowolf and that scene with the screaming monster scared the absolute bejaysus out of me.

Also many of Ren's completely insane nervous breakdowns in Ren and Stimpy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXE2cBd-JwE

dagdha

Wurzel Gummidge freaked me out.

I remember seeing it when I was really young and it did'nt bother but then I seen it again a few years later and it creeped me out big time. Just the state of Wurzel in general and then changing his heads and Aunt Sally aswell..... Shudder.

Whispered

we'llallhavetea wrote: »

the lion king, when scar plunges his claws into mufasa and tosses him off the rock.. horrid.

memories of sitting in the cinema sobbing my heart out.



Also coraline was disturbing!

K-9

Yeah, Mufasa met a horrible end.

More recently, Wall-E was very dark and probably prescient.

bronte

Watership down.

I trusted it because of it's cartooness.
It scarred me forever.

jill_valentine

scientific1982 wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diVqham5cKA

This is pretty awesome/unsettling. I've thought about looking up the rest of this film, but I understand that's the only bit like that in it, so I might prefer it in isolation.

scientific1982

dagdha wrote: »

Wurzel Gummidge freaked me out.

I remember seeing it when I was really young and it did'nt bother but then I seen it again a few years later and it creeped me out big time. Just the state of Wurzel in general and then changing his heads and Aunt Sally aswell..... Shudder.

Wurzel Gummidge used to freak me out big time as a kid. There was always something sinister about that show.

allanb49

The Real Ghostbusters cartoons could be quite freaky

One where they're in a hospital and covered in some slime and ears eyes mouths start growing out of their chest.

Another one where Peter was posessed and trying to kill the others,

Very dark kids show

Snakeblood

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjgHbRrnjhU

The Sandman, a british animation from 1992. Fantastic stuff a creep fairytale.

Biggins

KungPao wrote: »

When I first saw this movie as a kid, I was a little freaked out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntI-7vR2zRs

I immediately thought of that one.

Very moving film as the movie moves to its end.

dream brother

Christopher Lloyd in who framed roger rabbit scared the crap outta me when I was young...

Sisko

I'm glad i saw watership down as a kid, if I was older when I saw it it wouldn't have been as deep an experience. It is what came to mind when I saw this thread title however, it was the scene with the bloody field that came to mind. Something about that was powerful to me as a kid.

keano_afc

Darby O'Gill and the Little People still gives me the creeps, "highlights" being the Bean Sí and the carriage at the end. Again, it got a U cert? Scary stuff.

dream brother

dream brother wrote: »

Christopher Lloyd in who framed roger rabbit scared the crap outta me when I was young...

I think now I'm older only now am I really appreciating bits of it.

For instance, the villain speech has to be the best one out there (WARNING! HUUGE SPOILER! Kinda think he looks like that developer Carroll in this scene.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gURUMv7qZW0

From this bit until

Judge doom gets dipped

it gave me the heeby jeebies.

ESPECIALLY the Doom Melting. I didn't get the concept of the toon inside the rubber suit so I was all f*cked up over it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADrojCw6amM

Earthhorse

Yeah, Watership Down and the end of Roger Rabbit are both quite scary.

WindSock

The original LOTR animated film, that was taken for the recent films. The scene with the Ringwraith in the woods. Starts around 5.15

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OfY-SYK9qo

wyrn

Return to Oz - scared the crap out of me. It's so messed up. I think at the start they lock Dorothy up and tell her she imagined Oz. Yer one with all the heads as well. Horrible horrible childrens movie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WM0RFE3QGAU

The Last Unicorn always made me really teary.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5RpRxS28RA

red_eskimo

Professor Screweyes in We're back! A Dinosaur's story used to freak me out.

The Highwayman

Not an animated movie I know but this gave me the sh1ts, I did'nt sleep for weeks after this. Some kids movie and what even worse I was about 13 at the time(big baby)

sensibleken

The pink elephants thing on Dumbo

jimthemental

Martgueritaville by South Park. Hit the economic crisis dead on, you could hold a mirror up to Kyle at the end and what the imf are doing to us.

Only saw watership down last year but still thought it was fairly fúcked up.

--Kaiser--

Watership Down.
Why was i shown that film in school when I was only 6 years old I'll never know

mp3kid

"Come along, Kiddie-Winkies !"

krudler

allanb49 wrote: »

The Real Ghostbusters cartoons could be quite freaky

One where they're in a hospital and covered in some slime and ears eyes mouths start growing out of their chest.

Another one where Peter was posessed and trying to kill the others,

Very dark kids show

Yesss! I love that episode, that series dealt with stuff way over kids heads, I love the one where they play a baseball game to decide the fate of the world, or the one where they wind up inside the containment unit dealing with all the ghosts they've captured previously. Theres even a Citizen Kane themed episode.

I know what I'm doing this weekend, finding old ghostbusters episodes

jennytightlips

1) watership down
2) the neverending story (the bit with the wolf in th bushes)
3) "the count" in sesame street...maybe it was the thunder n lightning in the backround? lol or just cause i was only about 5