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Return to Oz is great too. It has some creepy scenes but is not like its Elsagate.
Fun fact, in the book Atreyu's horse talks, I don't know if that makes it better or worse.
Should get around to finally reading it. Loved the movies as a kid but never did.
Those types come off as so disingenuous to me. Don't bitch about kids media having some unsettling or controversial moments and then celebrate modern kids cartoons featuring pride parades and characters with SRS top surgery scars. It's such a faggy form of hypocrisy. I think that's the root of why a lot of these "horror" YouTube channels upset me, the insistence on pretending to be good wholesome PC softbois who dindu nuffin really takes away from the tone and enjoyment of listening to gruesome unsolved murder cases and horror stories. I just want to see some horror content on YouTube that doesn't pull its punches and also isn't presented by the most annoyingly gay motherfuckers on the planet.
I was a little bitch, my mum would watch horror movies all the time when I was a kid so I would cry myself to sleep hearing the screams of pain and terror from the loungeroom.
This was totally me. I was the biggest bitch as a kid, couldn't even play Ocarina of Time because of the zombie enemies. I remember accidentally watching Toolbox Murders when I was in my early teens (I had some movie channel on while I was doing something else and it came on without me realizing it) and I almost threw up during one of the kills.
I honestly think some of the music videos I snuck out of bed to watch fucked me up more than the horror movies
I was too much of a goody-two-shoes to do that kind of thing. The closest I ever came was mistaking The Day After Tomorrow for Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow when I was nine (maybe younger). Watching people flash freeze was really spooky as a kid. Nowadays my childhood trauma regarding the film has left me and I laugh whenever I see it.
I always wanted to watch the creepy stuff, then get super scared because i was a wussy. My mom would rather let me watch some edgy movie under her supervision and then deal with my annoying ass freaking out than let me watch some fruity crap like Barney or the teletubbies. Working with developing children was her whole career, so maybe she was onto something,
That's a time honored tradition in good standing right up there with bathing in all the spook potential of the covers of the tapes you weren't allowed to rent at the video store. So many of those were so much scarier than the movies ended up being. I definitely did but I got more fucked up by walking into the room at night with impeccable timing while my parents were watching The Shining. This guy's experience at a sleepover is similar, there were others (I tried to watch 12 Monkeys while mom was at the store once for some reason?) but the twins were my big one.
Unsolved Mysteries for me. Used to run for cover when that kicked up.
Chris Cunningham is awesome. There's a great DVD collection of some of his music videos and ad spots that's worth picking up if you see it. Found it at Borders or something after MTV did one of their "Most Controversial Music Videos" programs because I wanted "Come to Daddy" but it ended up making me a Portishead fan.
There's an auto night mode enabled on my device for cozy bedtime reading. Didn't realize it looked so wonky but that's an apt description. Bovril browsing.
According to my mother I did this so much she finally gave up trying to stop me and told me as a child if I get scared it's my own fault. I saw a lot of things like Nightmare on Elm st, Friday the 13th, Halloween, Candyman really whatever my parents were watching. My dad did let me see Heavy Metal far to young, and my favorite movies as a child where Conan and Mad Max road warriors.
Genesis Land of Confusion was it for me, those damn puppets.
Scared the hell out of me but I watched it with my dad all the time. I was convinced at age 6 that aliens hid in storm clouds.
I was allowed to watch what I pleased with the exception of Boxing Helena. Grew up on Chucky, Freddy and the 7th Guest/Phantasmagoria series.
I'm having a hard time placing what "B" is, can you spell it out?
Those where the first computer games I got. I remember my mom playing them with me (helping me solve puzzles) it got a bit awkward at some parts.
Oh, my apologies. I had a brain fart when I was meant to type in Brothers Lionheart before I realized it was technically irelevant. Not a horror movie per se. Actually a kid's movie but it dealt with some grim, explicit themes like death and rebirth. The movie literally starts with the child main characters dying and ends with them committing suicide together
My dad was obsessed with Aphex Twin in the early 2000's. He grew up in the crowd that listened to Laurie Anderson and Kraftwerk, so I'm happy I inherited his music taste.
Both of those, and a sleeper: The Muppet Musicians of Bremen, when those bad dudes in the swamp were abusing the animals and the way the scene was set up really unnerved little me. I forgot about that until your comment so I may be mistaken, but the premise was runaway/throwaway animals getting on the road as a band so its a safe assumption.
