What movie scene fucked up your childhood?

The ending of Halloween 4 when Jamie stood at the hàng đầu, đầu trang of the stairs wearing a clown mask and holding a pair of bloody scissors... that was the worst. The opening scene in Scream with Casey's phone calls and death is a close một giây when it comes to which scenes f***ed me up as a kid, as well.

In hindsight, I probably shouldn't have watched horror phim chiếu rạp as a young kid. 😂😭

That Amityville bathroom scene. Because of it I didn't use the bathroom at night for like three years. I thought that lil me was being a wuss so I watched it again last year. Guess who isn't gonna go to the bathroom at night for another two years?

From the movie IT, the original; the scene where Pennywise snatches Georgie in the drain thing, I can't remember what bạn call it. But that scene had me scarred as a child. I saw it when I was like 7. I don't think the movie is scary now that I am older but at that time, it scared me.

Yknow that scene in The Grudge where the one girl doesn't have a jaw?




























Well it wasn't that one.

Mmmm.. I can't remember any scene in particular...

But that movie 'Mars Attacks' hoặc something like that, fked me up so bad as a kid. I had nightmares for weeks :L Idk why it scared me so much o.o

Sirius's death in Order of the Phoenix. I remember being very little and seeing this scene on TV while I was flipping through the channels, and it's the first heart-wrenching death scene I remember ever seeing.

who needs a movie scene when your whole life is the scene amirite

That one scene at the end of The Nightmare Before Christmas where the thing that looks like a bag was defeated.
The entire thing was just unnerving especially since I watched it as an itty bitty kid :v

Like, all of rau xà lách, salad Fingers.

My brothers make fun of me for being young enough to have childhood trauma from that shit, but fuck them.

Teri Hatcher loses her hair in "Spy Kids". I always thought that if Teri actually had to lose her hair for the part of Ms. Gradenko, would feel sorry for her.