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Top 20 Scariest Disney Moments Ever
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2022
- These scary Disney movie moments will terrifying you! For this list, we’ll be looking at the most unsettling scenes throughout the mouse house’s filmography. Our countdown includes “Beauty and the Beast”, “Turning Red”, “The Fox and the Hound”, “The Hunchback of Notre Dame”, “Toy Story 3”, and more! Did any of these scenes give you nightmares as a kid? Let us know in the comments below!
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The snake jafar scared my sister out
The Druun in Raya and the Last Dragon were terrifying since they killed every character in the film (except for Sisu, but her death was another story). It was scary to see everyone dead with no one alive to save anyone. The characters only hope was a glowing ball of dying dragon magic.
I would also say Ratigan ordering his cat to eat the drunken mouse scene from the Great Mouse Detective was very disturbing. The drunk mouse’s poor friends pled for Ratigan to spare their friends life, only to watch in horror as he was eaten and then shed tears of sorrow at their friend’s horrible demise.
The scene that gave me a Nightmare as a Kid was Sid's dog scudd and Poppas fall in The Good Dinosaur
Hmmm
Some of them did like Ursula's demise, the Evil Queen's transformation, Lampwick and the boys turning into donkeys, and Olivia's kidnapping. One scene that I'm surprised is not on here is the scene of Cinderella leaving the ball at midnight and being chased by palace guards. The visuals and music gave me nightmares for years.
Frollo is the best villain of Disney with Scar and you know why ? Because people like Frollo exist in real life
He’s so evil that my family to this day absolutely hate this movie so much 😂. I’m Catholic and even I know how religion while sometimes good can also be simultaneously dangerous for the human mind
What's even more disturbing is that some of the themes that the movie show and actions are also in real life too... especially in today's society
@@AndersonTenecela According to history.. well.. it’s definitely done a lot more bad..
I honestly see a lot more people like frollo in real life using religion for their own selfish ways and to spread hatred than be good people…
The religious connection with Frollo is very superficial. The whole point is that he DOESN'T act like a good Catholic, in contrast to the Archdeacon at the beginning of the movie. Frollo is scary because he's a power-hungry politician and an ideologue who views himself as the arbiter of right and wrong for the society he's supposed to serve. We have several politicians like this today. They aren't cartoonishly evil, but they're dangerous all the same.
Not to mention the fact that he’s a pervert and a bigot. While the movie had him focusing primarily on the Romani, considering how the middle ages were in real life, he’d probably be trying to have Jews and homosexuals slaughtered for ‘heresy’ as well.
Clayton's death still gives me chills.
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showing Clayton’s shadow of his corpse is much more creepy and chilling than if they had actually shown his physical dead body
Um no i rather see his shadow then jis body @@saklee1777
Seeing Lampwick’s transformation into a donkey and 16:59 hearing his terrified cries for his mother as it slowly becomes donkey braying still gives me chilling and terrified vibes to this day ever since I first watched the movie when I was little.
That was creepy, but nothing scared me more than that horrific face the Coachman made. All the way through my childhood to now, I'll never get over that... face!
@@timclark2818 You mean when The Coachman made the sinister, devilish looking face?.
@@matthewmira3265 Oh, yes... 😞
@@timclark2818 u know the coachmen is saten right?
@@CXP3D I'm aware that the Coachman is... NOT HUMAN.
Bambi’s mom, mufasa’s death, the opening of Hunchback, The opening scene with fidget and fidget kidnapping Olivia in the great mouse detective, and the coachman’s devilish smile in Pinocchio are the scariest Disney scenes in my opinion
I’m surprised they put hellfire over the opening. Watching qausi’s mom get killed is disturbing and then frollo tries to throw a baby into a freezing well just because he thought it was a demon for being disfigured..
Yes! The Coachman's gleefully evil smile! He's the Devil!
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you are right about that the coachman’s devilish smile in Pinocchio is the scariest Disney scene
@@Snowwinterie uh technically pleasure island 🏝 was horrifying cause I got traumatized when those kids became donkeys. Thankfully my parents calmed me down and I faced it last month but let’s just face it people. The donkey scene in Pinocchio was so creepy and u know other characters in other kids movies who are talking donkeys? Well what if those were boys who could talk and boom! they became donkeys
For me watching Snow White as a child, the scene of Snow White running through the forest was way scarier than the queen transforming. Her getting caught up in branches that turned into hands and the faces in the trees gave me nightmares, and for years afterwards I had to look away whenever that scene played.
I could not agree more! Especially given that Snow White was the first Disney movie ever made it’s shocking how it only happens 10 minutes into the movie. And it’s the only time a Disney movie ever scared me either. Everything else on this list is child’s play by comparison!
The Queen became Palpatine
Yes, I found the forest scene more scary than the transformation myself.
Both of those scenes scared me when I was a kid.
I love that Aurora's trance was included here. I've grown to appreciate Sleeping Beauty a lot more as of late, and that scene continues to send shivers down my spine. The music and the animation really add to the suspense, and are top notch. Also, the bear scene from Fox and the Hound is really underrated, so I'm glad to see that here too.
“Friends? I thought he said we were the enemy. Yeah. That's what I heard.” Scar what deserved
Well, he did throw the hyenas under the bus earlier.
Scar's betrayal never scared me. It broke my heart, but the lower-ranking Chernabog was just the end of peaceful sleep for me as a child. Should be ranked higher.
You know who's betrayal scared me Mr Waternoose when he said "it's yours" banishing Mike and Sully into the Ice fold Himalayan dimension
I think Monsters Inc Buu should be on this list. The cry scene when Sully scares her without knowing she was there. Man I feel bad just thinking about her sobbing. It makes anyone feel like a monster if you have ever been angry at an innocent creature.
Joffa99 M I used 2 cry at that scene probably because I felt bad 4 Sully.
She shouldn't have come to the scare simulator where monsters are busy scaring mechanical children.
@@kichiwas-hargan4775 i think the only reason she went up 2 Sully was because they'd started 2 bond with each other. But like Mike said he should've listened 2 him.
"Here lies Dr. Facilier. He wasn't ready..."
Frollo is a cautionary tale of what happens when you don’t give your kids the “the birds and the bees” talk…
Hell Fire!
I’m so glad a seen from the great mouse detective got put on here!
Olivia’s kidnapping was definitely chilling, however I also think Basil’s fight with Ratigan was just plain disturbing with our violent it got.
Such an underrated movie
Despite how scary it is, We still love Disney and their films. Just remember to take a deep breath when its over.
Syndrome kidnapping Jack Jack gave me Jeepers creepers
The same should go for Don Bluth and his movies. Some of them may have been dark and scary in some scenes, but the movies were still good and we should love them as well.
I still got bad memory of Pleasure Island and donkey transformation. As I remember, I wasn't scared as a kid, but when I grew older, I gotten way scared of that. 😟
There’s a live-action remake of Pinocchio coming to Disney+ imagine that transformation in live-action
@@59771006 I wonder if it would even fly today. I mean modern versions of Pinocchio have had the boys change back to make it not so bleak.
Same here. Im scared when i focus closer on the transformed scene, and Im an adult.
I thought it was kinda funny how Frollo literally just collapsed at the end of Hellfire 😂
He was always extra af.
When I was a kid, I found it. Watching it now and noticing much more of the symbolism and certain meanings to the scene, it’s pretty intense and disturbing
The incinerator in Toy Story 3 was straight up one of the darkest scenes in any Pixar film. I even saw a video where someone did a prank where the film cut to credits after the incinerator scene.
Some fans of that film have a theory that the incinerator scene is an allegory of the Nazi Holocaust, because many of those who died in the concentration camps were burned after death.
@@michaelpalmieri7335 And it's even more fitting given how Lotso was one of the most cruel and sadistic Pixar villains ever.
@@rainbowrunner1550 after Frollo
@@drakedy2145 He's not a Pixar villain though.
@@Furienna Oh Yeah he's a classic villain
The donkey transformation still gives me the creaps. I still like Pinocchio But this is one of the most darkest movies Disney has ever made.
I get goosebumps whenever Bard the Dragon did his infamous "Blah!" Gag in Baby Mozart. Yes. It's true. It scared me as a kid, and still gives me a chill these days as an adult.
I love this top 10 or top 20 scary Disney moment videos. Disney is known to be very dark sometimes.
The shadow of Cleiton was way too far and i like it
Correction: Clayton
The Evil Queen Grimhilde's transformation TERRORIZED me when I was in my leukemia treatment phase of my childhood and it STILL terrorizes me to THIS day and ALWAYS will.
yeah that terrified me as a kid
Same that I don’t like Snow White because of that
Fidget was pants-shittingly terrifying in a few scenes. It's amazing that I don't have a paralyzing fear of bats thanks to that movie
hellfire is my fav disney villian song bc it’s just so chilling. the scenes from the christmas carol, dumbo, and pinocchio are the WORST (besides mufasas death of course)
same
Hunchback is a terrifying movie, with the most incredible music and animation. And Frollo is for sure disturbing. Such a great film.
The Lion King is the best Disney movie ever made , everything about this movie is on top
its just nostalgia
Yeah I love the original classic
Preach it!
@@dakota3275 No it ain't just nostalgia. There's more reasons to why it's good rather than just that. The comedy. The music. Almost everything about it is master tier storytelling.
It’s also the best Disney animated movie ever made.
Top 3 (In my opinion):
1. Clayton's end
2. Ursula's demise
3. Lampwick becomes an ass
The problem with some of the ones at the top the list you guys had, it was emotionally scary than horrifying scary, that's why I had these in my Top 3. I almost put the kidnapping in the great mouse detective, but because it was jumpscare (a quick scary moment) it wasn't good enough to get into the Top 3.
Disney’s A Christmas Carol, staring Jim Carrey, was unsettling, but in a good way. The first two Christmas Ghosts were quite friendly at first; then they turn into nightmare fuel as their segments end. The last Christmas Ghost was nothing but nightmare fuel throughout his entire segment.
that's the 2009 3d animated one right?
@@deltamills5641 Yes, that’s the one.
Marley’s doorknob scene, the ghost of Christmas yet to come and the scene with ignorance and want made me jump
Walt Disney sure had a thing for traumatizing kids didn’t he?
Disney can't get all the credit. A lot of the source material for those classic films had dark and disturbing moments.
@@JamesDavy2009 Yeah, like Don Bluth.
Didn’t traumatized me
…Don’t read the original version of The Little Mermaid. I learned that the hard way in middle school, left with a “wtf?!” expression on my face
@@princesspixel3151 yeah I’ve heard it’s pretty effed up
Hydra scene in Hercules was actually pretty terrifying. Still is.
His sharp teeths and growing so many heads and roar.
GET UP ON THE HYDRA’S BACK!!!
I that part scared me
I never found it scary. It was the 3 fates that freaked me out
One aspect of Hopper’s death that made it so scary was just how cute the baby chicks were. Contrasted with the bug’s screams, it ads a layer of surrealism that makes the scene all the more unnerving.
It goes to show how a simple shift in the point of view can really alter the cadence of the scene.
The Where's my FOOD scene scared me
That was so disturbing. I reacted the same way Princess Atta and Flik did, I just closed my eyes.
'A BUG'S KIFE' is a great movie that Disney needs to play more
The Donkey transformation part from Pinocchio gave me nightmares when I was a kid. 😰
Me too.😰
Same 😱
The Lion King is Disney's masterpiece. 10/10.
I agree.👍
I agree 10/10 🦁
Maleficent appearing in the fireplace makes the spindle scene even more terrifying as she appears out of nowhere like a ghost and all you could see is the green glow from her staff and her yellow eyes piercing out of the darkness.
I'm just glad you stuck with fully animated films rather than animated/live-action hybrids. Judge Doom's demise in Roger Rabbit is something no one in their right mind would wish upon their worst enemy.
Melting in a mixture of three different paint thinners? Actually, you're right-I wouldn't wish upon my worst enemy a demise of melting alive in a flesh-dissolving mixture.
Then there was that poor wittle shoe in Who Framed Roger Rabbit? 🥺That poor shoe.🥺
Loved the pink elefants as a kid! Never thought they were scary at all.
Ercole Visconti laughing when he was about to win the Portorosso Cup
Same! It’s funny how our childhood innocence can prevent some trauma
I always found that scene funny. Didn't scare me at all. Imagine watching it after a toke...
Same. I always liked the ice skating scene from it best.
@@Lucky_Number113 yeah. It is amazing
Could we get a “Top 10 Disney’s scariest deleted scenes?”
There are some deleted scenes from Disney & Pixar that are a lot more scarier than the final cut of their movies
I saw a scary deleted scene from Toy Story where Sid plays around with Woody and Buzz right before he had his magnifying glass right in front of Woody in broad daylight🤣🤣
As a kid, where the boys turned into donkeys, it got me going to school every day. That scene scares me.
Bard The Dragon was way worse for me. I saw it only one time after visiting my town Library, and I was scared so much. These days, It's fairly tame, though I do get chills down my spine whenever I have to see it.
I've watched Toy Story 3 3 times. The incinerator scene breaks me everytime. The first time I watched it my son was maybe 4. He was worried when he saw me cry and help my hand 💕
You mean held?
That anecdote tugs at my heartstrings. 💓
@Don Macarthur, you have a good son and it basically shows that you don’t have to watch that horrifying scene alone.
As a fierce Disney fan, I can legitimately agree that these scenes gave me nightmare fuel as a child and still gives me disturbing chills when I watch them, so much so, that sometimes I hide when the scenes that scares me come.
Other scary disney moments:
Sykes torturing Fagin (Oliver and Company)
The rat in baby room (Lady and the Tramp)
Spooky woods (Snow White)
Jenny gets kidnapped (Oliver and Company)
The diamond retrieving (The rescuers)
Shark scene (The little mermaid)
Chase scene (Oliver and Company)
Roscoe and DeSoto (Oliver and Company)
Penny tries to escape (The rescuers)
Rod Redline’s death (Cars 2)
Gazerbeam spotted (The incredibles)
Frollo’s gone mad and Paris burning (Hunchback of Norte dame)
Grape scene (Hunchback of Notre Dame)
Tell me what other moments that are scary
not shown in the video
“They never come back…as BOYS”
Scary Disney moment was Charles Muntz explaining he murdered two Explorers
Kuzco in the forest (2000) - Yes, it’s mostly a comedy, but it was added in.
The "No Capes" flashbacks (2004) - Edna’s rule was created for a reason and seeing each of them being helpless isn’t that great.
The family controlled by Doris (2007) - They all try to prevent Lewis from escaping and it also seems to be dystopian rather the normal utopia setting with the colors being removed.
Kenai's flashback (2003) - mainly because of the panic and realization of what he’s done throughout it, and also the fact it was created in grayscale.
Visiting the Tulgey Wood (1951) - Alice is walking by herself in silence with all kinds of strange creatures around her, including a broom dog and an accordion owl.
@@Paramount-px3to Ehhh, I don’t really find that scary
Fish chase ( Finding Nemo )
That Maleficent scene still scares me
So scary that We sometimes love her.
The Coachman in "Pinocchio" at the scene where he tells Giddy and John that the boys will no longer go home (from Pleasure Island) as humans scares the fuck outta me!
Everything about Pleasure Island scared the fuck out of us.
@@benwasserman8223 yup
Scared me too.
@SamoaVsEverybody_814
What do you mean by "EPSTEIN of Disney villains"?
If we were also including Disney Telvision moments on here, then Marcy being possessed by the core would definitely be on this list. As well at least one moment from the Owl House episode, Hallow Mind
I always found Ursula's death, Hellfire, Mufasa's death, that 101 Dalmatians scene where Cruella is chasing after them in that truck, Snow White running through the forest, and that scene where Pinocchio is turning into a donkey the scenes that scared me the mostl 😱
'I've got friends on the other side'
One thing I never noticed when I first watched Beauty and the Beast was the skulls in Gaston’s eyes. That makes the scene even more creepy. And the Ghost of Christmas Future is supposed to be Death which is why the Ghost doesn’t speak all that often. Something most people don’t realize is that the Kingdom where the Horned King took up residence is Camelot. The sword Tarren finds is actually Excalibur.
In the Jim Carrey version the ghost of Christmas future is Scrooge’s shadow which is creative.
@@TwilightLink77 I hadn’t realized that.
As someone who did a Christmas Carol at the theater and played the ghost of Christmas past. I know everything about that movie
Clayton's death was chilling and by his own hand. It might have been the first disney death I remember seeing.
U know as much as that is creepy he did have to pay 💰 the price for that crime. Didn’t u forget that he literally caused deforestation and kidnapping of animals and false imprisonment.
I LOVED Fantasia as a kid, and I would watch it all the time. But I always skipped the Chernabog scene. It terrified me, and I don't believe I've ever actually watched it in full! Glad to have seen it on the list.
Ditto. I’d turn it off when it got to that scene when I was a little girl. It still, somewhat scares me even now.
4:00 honestly, I felt that before watching Bambi thanks to another cartoon I watched during my childhood, The Animals of Farthing Wood.
Compared to that, Bambi's tame.
Something I never understood about the Evil Queen's transformation was... did she check if the spell was reversible before casting it?
I had a feeling that Mufasa's death in "The Lion King (1994 film)" would take the #1 spot. It's both terrifying and emotional.
Come on, how many times have we watched that moment in the film, rather it be watching that moment on TH-cam or watching the entire movie and we get terrified when Scar lets go of Mufasa and cry when Simba tells his father to get up? Easy pretty much every time.
No matter how many times we Watch it, is still both sad and emotional.
Yes, But i still love the Lion King in all my heart.
Same here, it’s my favorite animated film of all time.
Wouldn't call it terrifying so much as I would call it dark (especially showing a character get killed on screen), but definitely emotional.
When I first saw hunchback I gasped while watching Hellfire. That's some awesome villain music.
The Headless Horseman gave me nightmares when I was a kid. Beyond terrified
I don't know. Knowing that Scar gets eaten alive by starving hyenas, seems a lot more scary in my mind.
And Disney is "family-friendly"?
6:23 looks like Baloo wasn’t looking for the bare necessities.
I feel it is reasonable to mention about the claw in Toy Story3, it has saved our childhoods, we are eternally grateful
It was a deus ex machina that brought a _Toy Story 2_ moment full circle.
I'm 25 years old and the Lampwick becoming a donkey scene still makes me tear up in fear. 😂
I'm 38 years old and want the Coachman's head to be put on a stake.
I remember in 2010, everyone in the audience was moved to tears until they applauded in laughter when the three aliens saved the toys
I would have included another scene in Pinocchio, the climactic scene with Monstro the whale. He’s downright terrifying.
The Donkey transformation scene is more frightening.
Anastasia Rasputin was terrifying af
and I remember Tom Jerry episode when Tom was about to be sent to hell and he was trying to get the signature from Jerry to get to heaven. As a kid I was traumatized by that one.
When I was a kid, it was forbidden for me to watch "Anastasia" because of Rasputin, my mom knew he would definitely give me nightmares (as did the two first films in a Harry Potter series).
I grew up, I like horrors, but yeah, Rasputin is definitely very creepy. He is literally a living dead!
But I can't help but inform you that "Anastasia" isn't a Disney media, it was made by Don Bluth and Gary Goldman, who once were in Disney company but left it and founded their own studio in Ireland.
I always enjoyed re-watching the epic climatic battle between Flik and Hopper in PIXAR forgotten movie "A Bug's Life" who could not enjoyed the evil grasshopper's death.
You know what was also scary was when Ercole Visconti saw Alberto exposed identity during the Pororosso cup
And that Molt was never devastated by his brother's death.
Wow I think I'd really like to see the Black cauldron sometime. That movie looks so dark and intense.
I dont care how old i am, i always cry at seeing Simba lay next to Mufasas body 😭😭😭
The music make it even more heartbreaking and sad.
I'm surprised Cruella chasing the truck and her face wasn't on here that was one that scared me as a kid. Still does. Lampwick turning into an ass is also scary. However this list is still good :)
Consider them honourable mentions.
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow scared me as a kid. The last time I saw it was when I was about 40 years ago. Sleeping Beauty when Maleficent turned into a dragon scared me. It scared me as a kid AND a teenager. I haven’t seen it in about 30 years. When the Evil Queen turns into the old lady scared my daughter. She’s 16 and still won’t watch it.
sleepy hollow i saw years and years ago gave me nightmares. think it was the johhny depp version. i think my mind blocked it out...sincei dont rem anything lol.
Mufasa's death was very sad, but not scary. I would have put the donkey transformation scene at number 1.
The fact that those boys were being kidnapped, stripped of their humanity and sold into slavery is horrifying. And the donkey boy desperately crying to go home to his momma, and knowing there isn't a glimmer of hope for them because they can't talk anymore and call for help. That to me is horrifying even as an adult.
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Oh my god, I've never seen it, but the way you tell about it...
@@shio_juniper I think it's the only Disney movie I know of that the bad guy never gets their comeuppance and no everything is ok in the end. I mean you just see those kids being turned into donkeys, they can't talk anymore, get sold into slavery, and that's it, you never see them again.
Pretty grim for a Disney movie.
Those kids got what they deserved for being bad.
There should be a list of the darkest disney movies (not just moments in the movies), and I'm pretty sure The Hunchback Of Notre Dame would be number 1 for sure
Bing bong dying also breaks my heart every damn time 😭
The Rescuers: Madame Medusa was willing to let Penny Drown If she didn't get The Devil's Eye Diamond.
That number 5 incinerator in Toy Story 3 didn’t scare me as much as IT HAD ME FUXKIN CRYING!!
Now that is scary
Pinocchio should've been number 1.
And I find the scene where the hyenas attack (or kill, I’m not sure if he died) scar, much more chilling and freaky than mufasa’s death scene. Just the animation gave me chills, how they showed scar’s and the hyena’s shadows but not their actual physical body is kinda spooky
I'm so glad the toy shop from Great Mouse Detective is here, I had to close my eyes for most of that scene as a kid
The scene in the hunchback of notre dame when Quasimodo is at the festival of fools and the people start throwing food at him and tie him down and spin him around is definitely the most terrifying. That scene was always made me cringe and was so shocking and sad and creepy. To see that all the people were so horrible. Then it freaked me out when they tied him up, then when he breaks free of the ropes and rips his shirt was so terrifying. And the intense background music, and the background is all red and then Quasimodo crying and pleading with frollo to help him as he’s tied up and spinning around. And the feels I get when frollo just looks away and does nothing. It’s all so emotional and depressing and scary and intense. It always gets to me the most and makes me shiver hearing all the people laugh at him
Nobody can't escape from fear and violence because fear and violence will always be everywhere.
The woods scene in Snow White terrified me as a child but the one that kind of is scary but didn’t realize is Clayton getting hung by a vine in a shadow of a lightning strike
Two truly scary moments from Disney movies for me at least come from Peter and the Wolf AND The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (1949).
Whenever the Wolf is on-screen or present in Peter and the Wolf, the choice of instruments that plays makes the Wolf's scenes incredibly creepy to watch, especially whenever the Wolf faces the camera as the creepy music builds.
And you can't talk about scary Disney moments and not talk about THAT scene from The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (1949). I'm of course referring to the 5-minute long scene of Ichabod Crane making his way home through the forest, the atmosphere getting creepier and creepier with every step, the haunting hoot from the owl, the frog croaking Ichabod's name, the crickets also chirping Ichabod's name as well, the freaky humming from the grass, the occasional ghostly wailing, the Crows screeching "Here he comes!" and "Beware!", every moment up to the Headless Horseman's reveal is expertly crafted and truly a masterclass of suspenseful horror, it's honestly scarier than most horror movies these days, at least for what I've seen.
Another scary moment for Disney is in the Return of Jafar where at the end, Jafar is about to die. Though it didn’t scare me, I am sure the scary part was when the skeleton part was revealed as Jafar was being destroyed.
The scream alone is disturbing, I haven’t seen that movie for years but I can still picture that scene vividly.
True, But i find a little hilarious to see his weird skeleton.
Walt Disney wasn’t afraid to truly scare his audience and Disney still isn’t
I absolutly agaree, especially with Tarzan, Dumbo, Bambi, lion king. For me it was also (Spoilers)
Mr Arrow getting sucked into the black hole, after the one spider guy cuts his life line from Treasure Planet. Black holes in general are terrifying
Then that part in Atlantas where Milo stabs the General guy with a crystal and he changes into a crystal demon of himself. Really creeped me out as a kid.
Hercules always misses these lists, and in my opinion its got some freaky ones:
Hades, for one runs the litteral river of the dead, and its so well animated it looks like water from afar.but are actually corpses. Hercules diving to save Meg, and he slowly starts to get old. The fates, past present and future were creepy when they cut the string of life.
The titans were amazing, but how they are introduced one by one freezing, melting, crushing, blowing away everything in their path
(Also possibly one of the best scenes) But yeah, its got a creep factor to it
Also the hydra scene in hercules. Am somewhat surprised disney let actual decapitation be shown in a film
The background music is amazing and a little chilling
I mean number one is really messed up and shocking betray
Jeremy irons voice acting in this movie still gives me chills 30 years later. It’s so gnarly!!!!!
Hey thanks for including Pixar!
I'm surprised not to see The Rescuers, where they force that little girl to go down the hole and almost drown!
Just watched the how to pick the right jeans vid from 15 years ago, this TH-cam account is cool :)
since there ARE (other) movies, with just as scary and (surprising) moments, hope for an (eventual) pt2 please.
I'm surprised that the Baracuda scene from Finding Nemo wasn't on here, that scene along with the whale taking Marlin and Dory scared me a lot when I was little.
Or when they get attacked by that fish with the glowing light.
@@AJARyan-yn2uv Yeah, that was also a bit scary. Finding Nemo has a lot of scary scenes. Well the ocean is a bit scary.
Some of these were super scary when I was young.
The pink elephants and the headless horseman truly made it hard for me to sleep at night as a kid. Even when I had my night light on, I couldn't stop imagining the light as the fiery pumpkin.
The Disney version of "The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow" is one of my all time favorite adaptians of that classic spooky tale, the entire scene where Ichabod enters the Hallow and encounters the Horseman are beautifully animated especially for a late 1940's film Billy Bletcher did a masterful job on the Headless Horseman's laugh it was both creepy and awesome!!!
I agree, that scene scared the crap out of me as a kid and i loved it!
This movie sacred me as a kid. I haven’t watched it in about 40 years. This movie made me hate horror movies. Am I a big fraidy cat? Yes, yes I am.
"Ichabod was horror struck on perceiving that he was headless…"
The part in bridge to terabithia where Jess finds out Lesley died could be scary
I love that movie but I hate to watch it.
@@KakashHatak3 I love that movie too, I will never forget the first time I saw it, I was 13 and I saw it the day it came out without reading the book first, and when Jess found out Lesley died I started crying, I love Anna Sophia Robb she is so beautiful
Great list, but why wasn't the Nightmare Before Christmas mentioned? That whole movie was nightmare fuel for me as a kid! It took Kingdom Hearts to convince me to give it another shot...
If you thought the transformation into a donkey in Pinocchio was scary, just read the book, it's a lot darker than that.
I was in love with Tarzan because one great soundtrack to beautiful and I repeat beautiful family bonding and family choreography
Your Number 1 doesn't scare me, it makes me cry every single time :'-(
Ditto
Request: Top 20 Disney Showdowns
Lets hope for it.
The Black Cauldron and The Hunchback of Notre Dame are the darkest Disney films ever, and I LOVE them