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		The twenty most unintentionally terrifying films of all time, otherwise known as "kids' movies" (io9.com)		20
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hubiestubert		2012-10-28 07:00:34 PM

7 votes:

Faerie tales are SUPPOSED to be scary. They were the original horror stories. They were tales to teach children caution, of the consequences for being a douche. They are supposed to give wee chill'runs some reason to be careful and cautious. Kids movies are supposed to have scary elements. They are learning experiences within a relatively safe environment. Fear teaches, as much as warm fuzzies, and tends to stick...

vossiewulf		2012-10-28 07:25:51 PM

4 votes:

Tellingthem		2012-10-28 06:45:51 PM

3 votes:

The Black Hole was the one that freaked me out. Not so much from the movie but the fact that it made me realize that life will never be fair. Good people will die for no reason and there is nothing you can do about it. Seems a bit silly now but it was a life altering event when i was a little kid.

\also the Skeksis from the Dark Crystal.

BigLuca		2012-10-28 09:51:06 PM

2 votes:

While Labyrinth was a freaky movie, I don't think David Bowie's obsession with Sarah was all that bizarre. He was obviously a representation of her subconscious/imagination and defeating him was statement of choice that she was ready to grow up and accept adult responsibilities - that she wasn't going to be "ruled" by her imaginary worlds anymore. Even as a kid I got that. If you didn't understand that then the entire movie didn't make sense.

WrongTrousers		2012-10-28 08:54:50 PM

2 votes:

/nightmare fuel for a 6 year old.

baka-san		2012-10-28 08:02:34 PM

2 votes:

Watership Downs, both the book and movie, were never, will never, even a little, be for kids.

MaudlinMutantMollusk		2012-10-28 06:39:13 PM

2 votes:

List fails without The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T

not_an_indigo		2012-10-29 03:51:19 AM

1 votes:

List fails without "Watcher in the Woods".

sleeper2995		2012-10-29 12:26:54 AM

1 votes:

I got my hands on my brother's copy of this and it changed me forever

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Full frontal cartoons, glowing green death orbs, and WW2 zombies. Yeah my friends didn't even believe me something so cool existed.So naturally the next weekend I had a sleep over. Ahh! That made for a great 3rd grade year.

the opposite of charity is justice		2012-10-28 11:11:01 PM

1 votes:

It still amazes me that the creepier thing in this pic is *not* the witch.

I Like Bread		2012-10-28 10:12:26 PM

1 votes:

The Woman in Red. The part where the kid gets locked in the coat room overnight.

ShawnDoc		2012-10-28 09:51:29 PM

1 votes:

This list is worthless without The Last Unicorn.

Gyrfalcon		2012-10-28 09:45:13 PM

1 votes:

FunkOut: I was never scared of any movies as a child but a National Geographic article about black holes and supernovas freaked me out.

Heh...I got scared as a little kid not by Heffalumps and Woozles but by reading about the end of life on earth after the Sun died in an astronomy book.

RockofAges		2012-10-28 09:27:37 PM

1 votes:

I CHALLENGE FARK TO BEAT THIS

Discovered a few years ago. Never the same since.

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Smeggy Smurf		2012-10-28 09:06:36 PM

1 votes:

Scaring the crap out of kids is all part of being a parent.

StoPPeRmobile		2012-10-28 08:42:36 PM

1 votes:

OtherLittleGuy		2012-10-28 08:37:32 PM

1 votes:

LIst fals without this. (video)

/okay, I'm three days early

reverend maynard		2012-10-28 08:34:40 PM

1 votes:

Generation_D		2012-10-28 08:15:30 PM

1 votes:

Willie Wonka, saw it as a 10 year old, and it was just ....... weird. Why is this movie deliberately effing with me. Grown ups couldnt explain it either.

I see it now and its great, at the time it was just .. disturbing.