A shame you had to stop at 11. I put up my own list on Youtube:

11. The Wheelers in Return to Oz.
10. The defibrilators in ET.
9. The trash compactor in Star Wars.
8. All of Jumanji.
7. Close to You in Mirrormask.
6. The Giant Mouse of Minsk in An Americal Tail.
5. The opening sequence of Spirited Away.
4. All of The Nightmare Before Christmas.
3. The ark being opened in Raiders of the Lost Ark.
2. The Ceti Eels in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.
1. The Fire Gang in Labyrinth. Votes: +19

I choose those fucking Marsians from Mars Attacks. Today, I love them but the first time i saw them they scared the crap out of me. Oh by the way does anybody of you know
"Achmed the dead terrorist"? He looks like those Marsians. Votes: +9

hehe one step beyond nice..but! headless horseman was not so scary you should have put the one from 1999 ledgende of sleepy hollow but the cartoon was nice!!! Votes: +1

Oh damn you, clown! Damn you to hell! Votes: +6

The clown from "It" did it for me... And still does. For fuck sake, I watched the god damn movie when I was 5 years old! My 10 years older brother had rented it and I thought "Hey! A movie with a clown in it, how funny!" And boy was I wrong...

This was the time before I had learned english and could not I read the subtitles either, so I had no idea what was going on. "Hey look the clown." *Screams, blood and gore.* "It's ok, It's ok, It's ok, It's just a clown, it's ok, it's ok..."

Pennywise still scares the living shit out of me. My brother who rented it thought that it was funnier to watch my reactions than watching the movie itself. I might be scarred for life, but I still laugh about it. Ha Ha Ha! Votes: +8

Number four is Large Marge? Everybody who's mentioned "Pee Wee's Big Adventure" always says that that scene scared the crap out of them. Frankly, I thought it was the most hilarious thing I'd ever seen when I was a kid. The clowns dream was easily much more scary than Large Marge.

I also have to give you props for Judge Doom. Man, when I was a kid, I could barely watch the screen after Judge Doom had transformed into his more toony form. Hell, I never expected it, which made it even more awesomely terrifying! Votes: +1

Among those are some scary moments indeed, and your humour is great. Me and my friends have seen your videos multiple times now, and every time we can't stop laughing.

Though I don't think number 1 is actually the scariest. Number 2 definately is. Votes: +2

THe tunnel scene still doesn't make any sense to me. Votes: +3

that scared the shit out of me Votes: +1

I haven't seen all of these, but yeah that tunnel in Willy Wonka? OMG. I second the commenter who listed the Wheelies from Return to Oz and The Giant Mouse of Minsk, I still find that stuff hard to watch even as an adult. The scariest thing I remember though is from Return of the Jedi where you finally see Darth Vader unmasked. It took me years to finally see the end of that scene, because I was too scared of what Darth Vader might look like. Felt pretty silly when I finally saw it and saw he was just a dude with wrinkly yellow skin. Yeah.

Great review! Votes: +3

Whoa, didn't see that Care Bears one coming! What the hell?! And strangely enough, I don't remember much about that tunnel scene from Willy Wonka, even though my family watched that movie all the time when I was little. Also, I don't agree with the #1 pick. The Banshee should be further down the list. Votes: +1

What about the sister of the villain in Superman 3, who is forced to become a robot at the end !
Now THAT sequence is scary !

With the metalic eyes and all that...

By the way, will you do a review of Superman 3 and 4 ? That would be great coz there's a lot of things to say... =) Votes: +1

The Tunnel from Willie WOnka is my personal most scariest scene from this list. Votes: +2

I must just be too young because none of these things (except maybe the Willy Wonka tunnel thing) ring any bells. I thought the clown from It was more terrifying. For me, I guess I was more scared about Are You Afraid of the Dark and Goosebumps. Votes: +2

This is definitely my favorite of the Top 11 Series thusfar...

Willy Wonka scene shoulda gotten number 1. Jesus Christ, I remember it occuring in the movie but I have no recollection of it being like that. Everyone refers to it as the "Acid Tunnel", but I hardly think that does it Justice. It's moreso terrifying than it is drug induced. Definitely the funniest of the bunch too.

Most of em you nailed too... I didn't see poltergeist till I was in my teens, and I never saw banshee or carebears, but the rest of that stuff was definitely quite terrifying. Votes: +2

Am I the only one who thought that the number and title cards are alot like the title sequence from James Rolfe's (aka the AVGN(heh heh heh)) Monster Madness that he did last October? Votes: +4

I actually thought that the monkeys were scarier than the witch lol Votes: +2

Oh my good i remember Judge Doom. Seriusly when i was a kid there wasn´t anything that could scare me. but when i saw that freak and those EVIL demonic eyes i was soo scared that i just ran into my room and locked the door.. i was FREEEKED out.... Why dont they make those kinda thing anymore xD Votes: +1

I'm surprised the face-melting angel scene from Raiders Of The Lost Ark didn't make it. I was horrified by that scene a million different ways. Votes: +4

The tunnel scene still creeps me out, and Large Marge also caught me completely offguard.

Still a great compilation from the Nostalgia Critic, IMO. Votes: +1

Raiders of the Lost Ark; the Ark being opened Votes: +1

I SHIT my pants when i watched this! Votes: +2

i dunno, in the #1 movie, seeing Sean Connery sing is a hell of a lot scarier than the Banshee, or whatever the hell it was. Votes: +5

I almost forgot about Judge Doom, that guy was an asshole.

One of the only things in a movie that scared the crap out of me when I was young. Votes: +1

its one of those moments when your glad you had to take pee during the movie I came back to hear the ghost joke and was thinking darn I missed something cool but when I saw it man it scared the crap out of Votes: +1

Great call on Judge Doom.

My candidates:

Gooey Gus from "Attack of the Slime Monster" (Ghostwriter)
I don't know why the heck this wrinkly purple midget is so scary, but when someone makes a motivational poster about it, that's got to be damn freaky.

The donkey transforming scene in Pinocchio
That whole movie was filled with horrors! Monstro the whale, Stromboli...but the little boys transforming in to donkeys and being forced into little crates by creepy men with whips is one of the most frightening moments in my childhood. Votes: +2

I must say, I'm surprised to not see the Crypt Keeper on the list. I swear I about crapped bricks every time I saw that guy as a kid...
Also; nice catch on Large Marge, however. In all the creepy characters I was thinking of, she didn't cross my mind~~ Votes: +3

ilTGWTG wrote

"Here's my list(Modern)
11.Epic Movies Willy Wonka
10.Voldemort
9.Emperor Palpatine in Star Wars Episode 3
8.Violet Beauregard from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
7.Davy Jones from Pirates of The Carribean
6.Chucky from Child's Play
5.The Statue of Liberty's Head in Cloverfield
4.Mesogog from Power Rangers Dino Thunder(I never watched the show again)
3.Royal Pain's Gun from Sky High
2.Giant Sandman from Spiderman 3
1.Mrs. Lovette's burning body from Sweeney Todd: Demon Barber of Fleet Street"



What are you? five years old? Sandman from spider man 3? the statues head from cloverfield? so the statue was more scary then the monster? I know the monster was not so frightening but it was still scarier then the statue. come on... Davy Jones? OMG violet from Charlie and the chocolate factory? Willy Wonka from epic movie? Voldemort in the first movie was a little scary but thats because i was nine at the time. Chucky on the other hand is scary. more worthy on the list would be Micheal Myers from Halloween, Jason from friday the 13th and Freddy from nightmare on elm street Votes: +4

ahh, the Headless Horseman was my favorite Disney villain. although looking at him now, he looks like hes wearing a friggin jumpsuit Votes: +2

as allways this is a awesome movie... Thanks that guy with the glasses Votes: +1

I think that the sckool scene in the wall was scarier then all of these.
Don't believe me? watch the movie. Votes: +1

I FIRSY SEEN WILLY WONKA WHEN I WAS 5 IT STILL FREKS ME OUT
Votes: +1

as i look at this list again, i think the Child Catcher should be at #8 and the Headless Horseman at #5 Votes: +1

How about that part in Independence Day where they are doing surgery on the alien and it kills all the doctors, then out of all the smoke in the room that guy with the long hair gets pushed up against the window and talks all creepy like. I remember watching that movie in the theaters with my aunt and she actually screamed out loud when he got shoved up against the glass! talk about scuuury! Votes: +2

The only one I found scary was Judge Doom but I watched most of the others at an older age. Votes: +2

Hah, the thing that scared the hell out of me was the face melting scene in Indiana Jones.

Fake but WTF SCARY. Votes: +1

The last part wasn´t very scary for me... Votes: +3

Man I love that part from Scary Movie 2 with that clown. Votes: +1

#1 for me: Opening the ark in Indiana Jones. That guy's face melting off scared the shit out of me, even if he WAS the villain. Votes: +2

I would definitely add the Ghost Pirates on the old Garfield Halloween cartoon. Just the music and the way they were drawn when the light of them was entering the cabin... They, AND the old man in the chair were fucking scary!
And the flying Monkeys in Wizard of Oz, and definitely those Wheelers, and the heads of the evil queen in Return to Oz. And the Southern Oracle in The Neverending Story, when their faces started to crumble... Votes: +2

there were tons of recognizable and agreeable scenes in here, I didn't know the care bears one, but it really shocked me, and I remember watching Pee Wee as a four year old, and when that happened I ran to my mom's room yelling, then I had a nightmare about it that night XD haha Votes: +1

No Stephen Kings "IT"

i saw this movie when i was 5 years old
.......friggin scary Votes: +1

the dude is the weirdest dude ive ever seen and what is up with that face he makes at the end of the song Votes: +1

Willy Wonka's Tunnel....sounded so innocently silly in the book, then they made it into....that. Crud did that scare me witless when I first saw it.

And of course Judge Doom. Strangely the actual demon toon eyes didn't bother me so much, it was the way his fake human eyes just drop to the floor beforehand that had me reeling. Votes: +3

I like the list, but if I had to add one it would be all of the movie Peanut Butter Solution. That movie was advertised as a cute comedy and boy it was not in any way, shape or form.

Votes: +1

The ones on that list that creeped me out that I hadn't seen before were the Care Bears one and the Poltergeist one. Damn.

The Tunnel is my favorite out of all of them, followed by Judge Doom and Large Marge. I wanted to see The Legend of Sleepy Hollow cartoon but I never got to. That scene was pretty damn cool. Votes: +1

11. Everything about the Wizard of Oz was weird, even the horrible Sci-Fi remakes (Tin Man), so I'm not surprised its on the list. Still a classic, though.
10. This would have been so much higher on my list. I remember having nightmares about Wonka's tunnel of doom. The Johnny Depp remake is (thankfully) toned down...except for the fact that Tim Burton made Johnny Depp like Michael Jackson.
9. I always knew Care Bears were demonic...
8. Never saw the Sleepy Hollow cartoon, but if it's anything like the live-action movie, it must be creepy as heck.
7. Man, what is with Tim Burton making all these scary movies?
6. I recently rewatched the Ghostbuster movies, and I can see what you're talking about, especially with the guy who played Yabbosh or w/e his name was. Man, when will they make a third movie? That would rock!!
5. This would be #1 for me. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang always creeped me out for some reason, but the Candy Man scared me the most.
4. Was never a huge Pee-Wee fan, but given the footage of Large Marge, it seems pretty inconsistent for a playhouse character.
3. Ah, Roger Rabbit; probably the most risque kids film ever created. From Allison Wonderland on the bathroom door, to Jessica's privates exposed, to a baby looking under girls' dresses to Judge Doom. All I know is my kids will never see Roger Rabbit.
2. Wouldn't call Poltergeist a kids movie, but the clown is definitely creepy. Gotta love that movie!
1. Never seen this movie, but to be at #1, it must be pretty good.

Stay scared! Votes: +2

Okspert wrote
ilTGWTG wrote

"Here's my list(Modern)
11.Epic Movies Willy Wonka
10.Voldemort
9.Emperor Palpatine in Star Wars Episode 3
8.Violet Beauregard from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
7.Davy Jones from Pirates of The Carribean
6.Chucky from Child's Play
5.The Statue of Liberty's Head in Cloverfield
4.Mesogog from Power Rangers Dino Thunder(I never watched the show again)
3.Royal Pain's Gun from Sky High
2.Giant Sandman from Spiderman 3
1.Mrs. Lovette's burning body from Sweeney Todd: Demon Barber of Fleet Street"



What are you? five years old? Sandman from spider man 3? the statues head from cloverfield? so the statue was more scary then the monster? I know the monster was not so frightening but it was still scarier then the statue. come on... Davy Jones? OMG violet from Charlie and the chocolate factory? Willy Wonka from epic movie? Voldemort in the first movie was a little scary but thats because i was nine at the time. Chucky on the other hand is scary. more worthy on the list would be Micheal Myers from Halloween, Jason from friday the 13th and Freddy from nightmare on elm street

the only reason i put davy jones was because he put his fucking tentacles up that guy's fucking nose. Epic movie WW was creepy no scary. Voldemort scared the crap but it is not now. ang tgwtg is greater than both of us so shut up bitch Votes: +0

don't show me that face from the care bears movie! I'm gonna have nightmares now !!!! Votes: +1

That image from Carebears and the Peewee scene scared the hell out of me, now I'm going to see those everywhere I go, it's planted in my head. Votes: +1

What about G'mork from "The NeverEnding Story"? It still gives me the chills. Votes: +1

when I was a kid I saw the pee wee movie. I was at a friend's house and her older brother was watching the movie. thinking it was a boring grown-up movie I watched a bit . that bit was Large Marge, and only that single scene. after she ... pulled the face, I screamed and ran away. and I still remember it like it was yesterday (or the day before). For years and years her face haunted me and for some reason it mixed up with my fear of mirrors to create a milkshake of dread. If I had to enter the bathroom at night, I would hold my hands over my eyes to prevent me from seeing my reflection, fearing it would somehow ... pull that face. When I finally got over it, not too long ago, actually (therapy free, thank you). I asked around in search of this clip, but never found it. Thanks to Nostalgia Critic, I have. Although not as scary as back then, it's still really disturbing. It helps to be able to understand what she's saying, so you know when the god-awful scary shit is coming.

conclusion:
Pee Wee needs some PG Votes: +2

in my childhood i was always afraid of the coneheads from the movie coneheads
but my all time worst is the girl from the excorcist 0.0
Votes: +1

Everytime i see that large marge face i always piss my pants Votes: +1

I agree with Ryan Lohner that spirited away should be on the list, but I think it should be the part where Haku is bleeding a ton. Votes: +2

Great listings of scary moments! I'm surprised over the freeze frame of the Care Bears one! That was creepy!

You should've included the fish in the He-Man 1983 episode "Game Plan" as that used to freak me out as a kid! Those who have seen it will know which character I mean.

But a singing Sean Connery does come close, I have to admit! I guess it's a 007 tradition as Pierce fricking Brosnan supposedly sings in Mamma Mia! Talk about interregation in the movie house!

Here's my list of scary moments not mentioned in the review. 9 listed as I like to go one step before..: -

1. E.T: The title character dying in the Kitchen scene where Dee Wallace Stone first discovers him.
2. Raiders Of The Lost Ark: Just the Angel turning into Death was totally freaky!
3. The Real Ghostbusters: Victor The Happy Ghost was one of my childhood nightmares!
4. Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade: Donavan meets Christopher Lloyd!
5. Superman III: Any scene with Evil Superman, especially when he shouts at Clark in the Junkyard. "Oh yeah? Come on, come on!"
6. He-Man & The Masters Of The Universe: The fish in the episode Game Plan. Mentioned early on.
7. Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope: Luke's foster parents' skeleton remains!
8. Spider-Man: Green Goblin screaming at the camera after fooling Spider-Man into thinking he was a child covered in a blanket during the apartment fire sequence.
9. Cannon Movie Tales - Snow White: Diana Rigg growing old at the end was just eeww! Ain't seen it for years but had to end my listing somehow! Votes: +1

Personally I would have put something from Nightmare before Christmas and Indiana Jones on there, but hey there are THOUSANDS of scary nostalgia moments to choose from.

HG Votes: +2

it would ne hilarious if at the very end it was a screamer Votes: +1

The blair witch project taught me to withstand creepy things. I still get creeped out by the horseman, and wonka's tunnel. It is just awesome, and I thought I would ever say that. I always avoided creepy things as a kid. Nostalgiacritic FTW. Votes: +1

The scenes that always got me as a kid were the opening scene to Twilight Zone: The Movie and the first close-up appearance of the gremlin in the last story. Don't think that counts as a kid's movie, though. Votes: +1

Patrik Andersson: Yea the fucking clown from "it". Damn i saw it also when i was like 5, damn it burned deep in me. Now that i look who the actor was so its kinda funny.
I remember telling about the movie when i was in kindergarden to my friends and kindergarden lady overheard me and was like "wtf, how could my parents let me watch it" I also wonder why D Votes: +1

Ha the horror tunnel scared me to death when I was little. Votes: +1

what about when the empire killed uncle owen and aunt beru, when you see there crispy ass bodies laying on the ground..... that shit had me freaked!!!!! Votes: +1

My childhood fears:

11. NIght on Bald Mountain From Fantasia
- it was more cool than scary plus the music was awsome
10. Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow
-hail to Christopher Walker!
9. the tornados from Twister
- i was scared of weather but now i'm fascinated by it....if i'm miles away from the tornado site
8. The tree From Polterguist
- i never look at my tree outside my window the same way again
7. The Tunnel Scene from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
- shit that was killer i though willy was going to kill them
6. Pinnichio
the scene where the kid turns into a donkey, SUCH A DEMENTED SCENE!!!!!!!!!! oh and the giant whale
5. all of Jumanji
-great movie
4. Little Monsters w/ fred savage
-the scene where the guy rips off his face was FREAKY and GROSS
3. The old hag from Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs/Snow White running through haunted woods scene
- i can't tell which one was scarier for me, but i'll tell you this. The ride for snow white was spooky. one minute it's all happy and super bright the next your like "hey, where'd the love go?"
2. Tales From The Crypt guy
- i hated him. when he came around i jumped under the covers. This one is at a tie with #1
1. Steven King's IT
- i h8 clowns.....nothing else to say Votes: +1

Soooo .... how do i stop subscribing to the comments, now? Votes: +1

The whole "Dolls" movie,I first saw it when I was like 5 or 6, fucked me up for life, especially that part where they show the hooker and the dude that have been turned into dols and their eyes move side to side....makes my skin crawl! Votes: +1

Omg, I remember Large Marge from when I was a little kid. That scene scared the shit out of me. Like you said, I can count the bricks I shat whenever I would watch that movie. I think I had nightmares from that.
And the Darby O'Gill banshee, my mom told me that she was a baby when she saw that (again, before PG-13 and R, plus it was Disney). My aunt and grandma told me that she was traumatized for life because of that scene. My aunt wrote to Disney about it complaining how fucked up it made my mom. Today, they probably would've sued. But it was the '50s. Votes: +1

That swamp witch from the movie legend. freakiest damn thing I have seen in a movie as a kid, still creepy today. Votes: +1

what about pennywise from it? Votes: +0

What about the creepy old man from Garfield's Halloween Special? He freaks me out to this day! Votes: +1

Am I the only person commenting here who didn't find #9 scary or creepy at all?...Just asking...

BTW, the Queen's transformation from Snow White still makes me shiver at the thought of it; I'm surprised that it's not in here... Votes: +0

I remember being scared like hell by the end of that episode where you find out the person who took the call from that child was a ghost. Even the freaking lizard was scared to death. Votes: +0

I watched it when I was like 6 and it scared the shits out of me I had to leave the room every time lol the part where they possessed the horse was REALLY CREEPY ALSO Votes: +0

Damn i couldnt sleep to that headless horseman, i could not even watch at night. After the party he goes into the most dark forest ever and its freaking scary... for a kid. Too bad NC did not put the part when he whistles trying to stay calm but we all knew he was going to meet the evil. Votes: +0