Even today as an adult I cannot think of Watership Down without getting the shakes.
The flying monkeys in The Wizard of Oz also used to freak me out.
And a less well known film, but if anyone has seen Dot and the Kangaroo and remembers the song about the bunyip... well they know what I mean.
لم تجد الفلم أو المسلسل ؟ سجل دخولك و انشئها
هل تريد تقييم او اضافة هذا العنصر للقائمة؟
لست عضو؟
رد بواسطة bluersun
بتاريخ يناير 4, 2018 في 4:22 صباحا
Wizard of Oz. Those munchkins freak me out... To this day, I can't watch that film. Same for Willy Wonka...!!
رد بواسطة Fergoose
بتاريخ يناير 1, 2019 في 2:23 مساءا
A film and book ostensibly aimed at children but that pulls absolutely no punches about life... and death - and is all the better for doing so.
If you think this was bad you better not read Richard Adams' Plague Dogs - now that is savage. I've never seen the film of that shown on TV despite having the same director and John Hurt voicing the lead role again. I'll have to see if I can muster the bravery to hunt that down and watch it.
My childhood trauma film was Time Bandits and those cow skull monster things.
رد بواسطة Patrick E. Abe
بتاريخ مايو 21, 2019 في 4:37 صباحا
Such Pilgrims. My childhood trauma was "Them!" (Giant meat/Human eating ants the size of automobiles that prowl day or night.) Or was that "The Black Scorpion"? (Giant meat/Human eating Scorpions the size of city transit buses that attack at night.) Oh wait a minute, it was "The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms"! (Giant meat/Human eating radioactive Dinosaur that comes out of the sea day or night.) If it doesn't eat you, contact with it's disease-ridden blood will kill you! Still, the world is a dangerous place; real estate developers can put you in the ground or on the street if you have what they want. Plus, the workplace is a Darwinian Animal Farm with so-called coworkers who are out to get you.
رد بواسطة barrymost
بتاريخ نوفمبر 24, 2019 في 4:21 مساءا
Very funny! Yes, I too recall being rather disturbed by Watership Down when I was very little. Though I have seen it in more recent times, and actually kind of liked it.
رد بواسطة bratface
بتاريخ نوفمبر 25, 2019 في 12:10 صباحا
This one?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtrYO-Mog60
There weren't any movies that traumatized me as a child (I was pretty fearless). But when I was 7 we went to the drive-in & saw 'House on Haunted Hill' (Vincent Price version), 'The Thing That Couldn't Die' & one other I can't remember the name of. Anyway, it was the only time in my life (& I'm as old as dirt) that I have had a nightmare.
رد بواسطة catmydogs
بتاريخ نوفمبر 26, 2019 في 2:14 صباحا
The demonic turtle of Bermuda Depths scared me as a child.
رد بواسطة bratface
بتاريخ نوفمبر 26, 2019 في 2:25 صباحا
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNz5wW4E7Ps
رد بواسطة northcoast
بتاريخ نوفمبر 26, 2019 في 7:47 صباحا
HAL. Definitely HAL from the film "2001: A Space Odyssey".
My Dad, who had been a fan of this movie, let me watch it with him when it was on TV when I was about 7 or 8. And that computer, voiced by Douglas Rain, scared the crap out of me.
To this day, I have an abiding distrust of computers and technology in general, in large part because of that movie. I have the film in my home collection, and still occassionally watch it, and am still freaked by that silently menacing, insane computer.