Top 10 Scariest Kids Movie Moments
The Top Ten
First few minutes: OK
The boat part: Aaaahh
After the movie: There goes my sleep for tonight
Basically, you see a bird getting killed, a kid eating live worms, etc. while Willy Wonka speaks creepily. - ethanmeinster
Awesome - BeatlesFan1964
How can this NOT be on the list?
They have jumpscares of messed up images. A snake slithering on someone's lips, a chicken getting its head cut off, and more! Wonka even sings the creepiest poem ever made for a kids movie. How is this rated G?
Edgar was dangerous in his human disguise and when the gloves (or should I say human skins) were off, he became this really huge slimy interstellar cockroach who ate humans alive. His one weakness ironically was the sight of cockroaches getting swatted.
As Agent K put it; "Imagine a giant cockroach with unlimited strength, a massive inferiority complex and a real short temper, tear-assing around Manhattan Island in a brand new Edgar suit. "
How is this a kids movie?
Edgar the Bug was practically a 700lb cockroach terrorizing New York. If that ain't a scary prospect than what is?
Remember me Eddie? When I killed Your BRother I talked JUST LIKE THIS!
Scary zoom up to his face, when he screamed
Terrifying. - BeatlesFan1964
I remember when my brother and I were little. We were staying in a hotel (I'm a fifteen-year-old girl and he is twelve by the way) and we were watching this movie since we all loved it and I still do. Anyways, we were getting to the Large Marge part and as she was saying, "It looked like..." I could see my brother shaking his head "no" with a sad, scared look on his face. - RedTheGremlin
I kind of find it hilarious, it's like earthworm jim taking a humungous crap. - DapperPickle
It Justs Come Out of nowhere
Her face so dirstrubing.
Ghostbusters is a kid movie? - shfydgi
NOT a kids movie. I'm telling the truth. For real!
A 15 in the UK but a PG in America so that counts. - SuperheroSith
If this is in it, it's not a kids movie - Mnsdjjfijf
Uhhh... how is this even a kids movie?
Boris the Animal didn't really scare me. He actually, kind of gets me thrilled, every time he talks.
Boris the animal was the freakiest thing I've ever seen! He was so gross with his spider and when is eyes rolled up!
When I was at the movie theatre I couldn't even eat my popcorn! I'm nine and I had nightmares!
Why did nobody put this on here! Other ones on here are pretty scary but this is 😱😱😱
Plot twist: The Child Catcher was Willy Wonka
I know right he's just a disturbing character.
This guy freaked me out as a kid!
Remeber kids, don't be around candy or strangers because they equal trouble.
The Contenders
I drew a picture of the Other Mother and my friend who loves this movie had nightmares from the picture and the movie.
One of the scariest movies I have seen to date. - 17nobrien
The original nightmare fuel, Coraline was actually the first movie to be rated PG in 2d and PG-13 in 3d. This movie is so macabre it still inspires unrest today. I saw it when I was seven, and I was never the same.
It scared the heck out of me as a kid, and I haven't seen the whole thing again since! waht do you think that says?
Yeah pretty creepy but not as creepy as the child catcher.
A 15 in the UK but a PG in America so that counts. - SuperheroSith
It happens for a split sceond
She is Freaky The 3 Scariest Scenes is her birth, The appearence of the mother weed, and that close up face
It gave both me and my sister nightmares. The gargoyle is representing God pulling Frollo into hell. IN A DISNEY MOVIE. God that is scary. In a Disney movie no less.
Quick shutout to the Banshee, this is just... It's moreso now than then, but this scene always, for no reason scared me as a kid.
I love watching this with little kids. Because they don't know whether to be scared or gleeful. DUMBO IS DRUNK.
God was this scene dark and intense and besides why is Nancy even with him who hell would wanna be around this guy he's creepy as hell.
Quite horrific given that Oliver! Is essentially a "Cockney Knees Up" musical.
Even his dog Bullseye was scared of him when he murdered Nancy.
She won't be peaching on no-one.
The Wicked Witch of the West is a fictional character created by American author L. Frank Baum as the antagonist in his classic children's novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Yes at times this terrified me - Curti2594
A scrawney timid little orphan being shouted at by a full grown 400lb+ beadle with an operatic voice. And you think some cartoon queen uglifying herself is more frightening?
Harry Secombe did it in such loud bellowing.
Oliver: Please sir, I want some more.
Mr Bumble: What!
Oliver: Please sir, I want some... more?
Mr Bumble: MOORE!
Then look at the fright in Oliver's face before he drops his bowl.
Bill Sikes was the true villain of Oliver! Mr Bumble was just a pantomime bully whilst Fagin was just a harmless charlatan.
Oliver Reed is to some still the most terrifying incarnation of Bill Sikes.
Bill Sikes: Have you ever heard the sound that a chicken makes when it's-a-wringling 'round it's neck?
Fagin: (while being strangled) Can't say I have...
Bill Sikes: They squawks Fagin. They squawks.
Oliver Reed was a true menace as Bill Sikes. Especially when you put him next to Ron Moody's charlatanesque Fagin and Harry Secombe's panto bully routine as Mr Bumble.
It was kinda funny too - Chaotixhero
It was replaced by The Muddy Hand in The Book.
Actually he had black eyes but that was pretty close.
The reason why it is scary is because he had RED EYES! And he does the HERES joney from the shining. When I saw it. It scard me to death
When you think about it, it's pretty violent
Actually I always laughed at that part. If I were to pick something that would be scary I'd say it would be seeing Vigo with the baby knowing his intentions. He was a scary character anyway - Johnnyt800
I hated this movie because of that horrible scene... Why Dreamworks, did you HAVE to add this scene? It'll just make your audience flinch anyway! That was a big Dreamworks flop for me. One question, what does Dreamworks have against birds? It makes birds die gory and sickening deaths, which is to no one's enjoyment. Shrek, The Road to El Dorado, etc.
These gave me nightmares for a month