I made the mistake of searching for a video of it. The original commercial is here on TH-cam and it’s nightmare fuel. Not just the doll -the entire commercial.
Little Miss No Name looks like she rode the coat tails of the " Big Eyes" painting and the artist. There is a movie about the artist titled " Big Eyes".
Are you referring to Margaret Keane? She lived here in Hawaii and I remembered her paintings back in the 70’s and 80’s. I always thought they were creepy!
Wow... Most of these toys are strange and unknown to me. Thank God I didn't buy them for my kids 🙂. Thanks Rhett for sharing. Stay safe and have a great weekend.
Oh my gawd!!!!! I can't believe that people would design some of those 'toys' thinking that they were something good to give Children. I'm an adult and even a Grandmother and I just may have nightmares now because of this video! Hahahaha..... As always, great video!
Hopefully you don't have any nightmares! Sarah hates the Mr. Buttons doll with the human like teeth. She is convinced they are taking them from dead people and placing it in toys. I'm right there with you scratching my head and wondering why these toys are even a thing. Thank you for watching!
I had woke toy in the 80 well for some reason it was broke or something my took the batteries of and it still go off I don't how many times I got yelled of putting batteries in it so would have to take to mom so take them out and there be none she like not funny the checked none anywhere but every time that thing went off I would laugh and laugh furbe was fun one but freaked my out too lol
Little Miss No Name looks like something that would have been sold in Spencer's or Hot Topic. I'm pretty sure they meant for it to be creepy with that font and ominous ellipses on the box. Also, I had a cabbage patch doll that "ate" food. I thought it was cool. I'd forgotten all about it until now! **Core memory unlocked**
I got a Charlie McCarthy ventriloquist doll for Christmas when I was little. After I saw the movie Magic, I stuck it in the back of the closet because I was terrified it would kill me in the middle of the night.
I received a puppet called Willie Talk when I was a kid. It was the typical ventriloquist doll. I watched the Twilight Zone that had the same puppet. Needless to say I spent a couple of years without much sleep. I still don't like that Twilight Zone hahahaha
I got one, too. It came with an Edgar Bergen instruction record. My twin got Howdy Doody, which I co-opted. I learned how to throw my voice better than any ventriloquist that's famous. Shortly after getting them, a new kid moved to my elementary school, who had Mortimer Snerd and Danny O'Day. We wrote bawdy skits and got to perform for the school occasionally. After watching the Talking Tina Twilight Zone episode and the movie Dead of Night, I started getting creeped out by the dolls. I also bought a Lester doll, which was a black character.
The doll with the tear on her face reminds me of those "crying boy" paintings that caused quite a stir in the UK some years ago due to surviving fires while practically everything else was reduced to ashes. Turns out the canvases were treated with fire repellent/protectant.
I can't believe somebody actually thought it was a good idea to make a Hitler doll. That's seriously messed up. The narwhal playset was, too. Luckily I never had too many creepy toys growing up. I did have the toys based on the Teletubbies, and I'll admit they were quite bizarre looking. They never gave me nightmares, though. How about doing a video series of the most controversial toys of each decade? That would be interesting to see. Have a good weekend!
Those teletubbies were one of the strangest shows and toya I had ever seen. I wasn't from that generation but I think they were out so long that we all sort of got used to them. Thank you for watching and suggesting a new topic! That sounds like a great idea.
I think the Avenging Narwhal was a toy directed towards adults, rather than kids, actually. But you sure wouldn't want to give it to a child to play with.
Fuglers look about as creepy as the Quiznos mascots! Haha! The face banks are about the same scariness as those "feed the pig" ads about saving money by having the creepy pig man follow you around!
Rhett, I never imagined that there were so many "creepy," toys for children. These toys gave me the "creeps" just watching this video. Loved your metaphors, too. Have a fantastic weekend. Take care 🐎
Thank you for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. It's interesting to see how many strange toys are out on the market. I definitely understand why some have reported low sales.
Some of these aren't for kids mainly for adult collectors like fugglers and the homeless girl doll .. I have a purple fuggler and love him I'm from.new Zealand and hard to get those here think my mum had to order online from somewhere overseas for him .. I got him.as an adult it's not for kids
I had artwork of that big eyed crying girl on my nursery walls. Even as a small child I could empathize that abandonment was imminent. Way to go, mom and dad.
Someone once gave my parents one of those velvet clown paintings. It’s been in my parents’s basement for 35 years now. Maybe I can sell it to someone filming a horror movie here.
What were these toy companies thinking of!? My gosh some of them probably scared the daylights out of children. That pregnant one from Japan takes the cake. Your funny Rhetty...Jack in the box looks like Freddy kruegars kid lol! I have to say I did love trolls...we called them WishNicks which were shown at the start of your video. . I liked them because I was able to braid and style their hair 😂 Great video Rhetty!! Thx so much!
Thank you for watching and I'm happy to know you enjoyed the video. I'm curious if the trolls you purchased were actually labeled as WishNicks?, I haven't heard them called that before.
@@RhettyforHistory I only knew them as wishniks. I'm not sure if the ones I received for Christmas were purchased by my Nonna in Italy or my parents here in the US . I always assumed they were wishniks but then years later they began calling them trolls. Good question. I'll have to do a little investigating 😊
My Pet Monster, an '80's stuffed toy. My son was given one for Christmas. He kept it in his closet because it scared him. He was preschool age at the time.
That is interesting and I didn't think about that one scaring little kids. He sort of looks like a lovable plush monster that came off of the Muppet Show. Thank you for watching and sharing your story Betty!
There was an Uber-creepy doll in the early 70s, Saucy Susie. If you twist her arm around (ouch!), she would change expression. My older sister would twist her arm half-way so that she’d be stuck between expressions, show it to me, & make me scream. Yeah, we’re not very close these days.
lol. I'd be watching TV and my little sister would leave the room and I'd turn all the Barbie's head around and wait and see how long it'd take my sister to realize it. She would get so mad.
Holy crap, the Fuggler looks just like those rat things singing in the Quizno's commercials from the early 2000's! I'm guessing that "Little Miss No Name" was the inspiration for the possessed doll horror movies 🤣I'm 43 years old and still feel sketchy about those damn Jack in the Box's!
That Baby Laughs A Lot was the stuff of nightmares! My parents bought me one for my 3rd birthday. As soon as my mom pulled the string I became completely hysterical. Needless to say the doll was returned.
Archie McPhee! That's where I bought glow skulls, eyeballs, and pumpkins, and turned them into a ghastly Halloween decoration for my front porch, using a string of blue Christmas lights. Later, I added one of their rubber slugs to one of the lights. I gave these to a couple, friends of ours, before we moved away; his wife made him hide the string out of sight; he loved it!
There is a guy who lives down the street from me every year he has an elaborate Halloween display in his front yard. This year he didn't disappoint as he even added to the display. For the first time this year he has a whole row of probably 7 or 8 really creepy dolls to go along with his yard full of tombstones.
Omg I love the narwhal! The different tusks have different powers, it looks so awesome. I also love how one of its enemies is a koala, it's so unexpected! I remember those Cabbage Patch Kids! I remember hearing on the news they were being discontinued because kids kept getting their hair stuck in the dolls' mouth.
Yes there were a few instances of them earing hair and fingers. Some of those girls had hair ripped clean out! Not something you expect to have happen when you buy a toy for a child. Thank you for watching!
A couple of these could be for boys but they are all pretty strange. The best kind of boy toys are cars, balls and action figures. You can't hardly go wrong with those. Thank you for watching!
I had a ‘pull the string’ talking baby doll when I was little. She accidentally got left outside and went through a night of rain. After that, he hair had a really bad cowlick and she talked garbled. She was pretty creepy. She was still one of my favorites. What’s funny is I no longer remember what she actually said, just the garbled stuff. lol
Oh dear God. What were people thinking. Thankfully I have never seen or heard of any of these toys. I guess I lived a sheltered childhood or had parents smart enough to not buy these. Loved the video.
I was always afraid my Fisher-Price phone would ring like in Poltergeist 2. I have 2 Ouija boards, one of them is a Stranger Things one. I liked the artwork on the box, they made it like the posters from the 80s.
@@justmejenny7986 That was always creepy after you grew up and your toys ended up in your basement, to hear them going off once in a while. I didn’t see Poltergeist all the way to the end until I was about 12. I would always watch up until the thunderstorm part or the part after Carol Anne was taken, but no further.
It's always interesting to see how movies have an effect on us. The show Stranger Things has done an excellent job at revitalizing the 80s and coming pretty close to it. Thank you for watching and commenting Lisa!
The Orange Toy in the beginning of the Video looks like a cross between the Grimace from McDonalds, the Monster Gossamer from Bugs Bunny, and Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader without his helmet from the Return of the Jedi Movie 1983. 😀
Re: The creeping dolls. In some U. S. dialects, babies crawling on hands and knees is called "creeping", while scooting on their bellies is called "crawling". Yeah, that seems weird to me too. Stephen King wrote a horror story about a jolly chimp toy, in which every time it clapped, someone died.
@@RhettyforHistory Thank you for uploading such awesome content! And thanks for the heads up on where to find one! They're just the right amount of creepy to freak out my husband!!
In the mid 80's was a cartoon and a toy line called Inhumanoids, it was about 3 giant monsters trying to take over the world. The worst was D'Compose a giant rotting monster with a skull head and exposed ribcage and the lead monster was Metlar which looked like a giant armored satan. The toys were just as creepy, Metlar looked even worse than in the cartoon and D'Compose's ribcage could be opened to trap the good guys it even had rubbery guts inside.
Whenever I've seen those Fuggler Toys online they always had really positive reviews. I have no idea why. Maybe parents were buying them to record their kid's reactions to the dolls. Parents can be quite sadistic.
Wow...and I thought those talking/singing McNuggets in one of the old McDonald's commercials were disturbing enough...I can see how Matt Groening got the ideas for "Funzo" and the evil Krusty the Klown doll, from one of the "Treehouse of Horrors" episodes...
Wow, Rhett, those are some creepy toys for sure. Most of them I have never seen or heard about but I really enjoyed the video. I am old now and they don't bother me but I would never give any of those to my grandkids. I thought the Cabbage Patch kids were creepy but they were adorable compared to some of those in the video. I love all the research that you do to bring us some very interesting videos. Thanks Rhett!
Thank you for watching and I'm happy to hear you enjoyed the video! There really are some strange toys out on the market and it's no wonder why some of them have poor sales. I feel like they should have tested them better with children. I definitely wouldn't be giving these to anyone!
Ha!!! A lot of strange ones I have never seen before. I remember a time period when kids were into anything that was creepy. The more disgusting the better. I never quite understood it.
The 80s was definitely a time period where many kids were into just creepy toys. Now there is a whole array of toys on the market that are made to be creepy and part of a horror genre. They seem to be more of a toy collectors thing rather than something that kids would play with. I imagine a lot of those 80's kids are involved in both sides of that. Thank you for watching Paul!
Well I can say, being a horror fan my entire life, that a lot of the stuff you covered didn’t bother me at all. But if some object starts talking, laughing or moving in the middle of the night, when it isn’t supposed to, having seen several hundred of said horror movies, it’s going out in the yard a.s.a.p! 😂😂😂😂
There are a few of these we featured that have been known to do that. I know some of those simple music boxes can do that too which is interesting how that sound is also incorporated in some horror movies to play on that. Thank you for watching!
I had a furby back in high school. At first it was cute then annoying. It eventually started talking and moving it's eyes when I was sleeping with the lights out and in the morning with nobody in the room.
Thats not physically possible. Though a minute amount.of electricity does remain in the furby for memory storage, it would never be enough to trigger movement or sound
@@tornadoe13 it's happened before, I've had Bart's furby in my desk for god knows how long and it still makes weird disfigured groans and disturbing laughterfrom time to time if I so much as jostle the contents of the drawer
Hey Rhett, I remember a lot of these. And when I saw them I thought "Who in their right mind would buy that for their kid, unless they hated them!!?" You should do one on late 1800's to early 1900's Halloween costumes. Good stuff my friend!!
Wow they were really some creepy toys I know the Jack in the Box and the monkey but I never saw any of the others I really wouldn't want to owe them and I wouldn't buy them for my child they're too creepy looking and scary thanks for the video I know what not to look for in the stores for Christmas thanks for the video have a nice day
I L💜VED my TROLL dolls! I loved getting them as pencil toppers from bubblegum machines! My Mom thought they were ugly but I thought they were cute 🥰 lol
We talk in this video about kids toys but the japanese pregnancy doll is not meant for a toy but rather to cover a little more of this particular video to make it a little bigger! Also some of those were made for adult collectors and artistic purposes like the fugglers i believe so not so much toys!
I agree ☝️ with ya. Quite a few of these toys 🧸 seem to reflect 🆙on “Ghost Stories Of Christmas 🎅 Past”, especially for children 👦. It even seems more so, when a toy 🧸 starts talking during the night, or their eyes 👀 appear to follow them across the room. Tip, to avoid this feeling, just drape a washcloth 🧼, or similar item over the toy’s 🧸 eyes 👀. Also, remove the batteries 🔋 from any talking toys 🧸. This will insure that your children 👦 won’t be terrified by a random toy 🧸, talking during the night. Sounds pretty 😍 scary 😦. Your friend, Jeff.
The Little Miss No Name doll, is that where the creators got their idea for the Megan movie, and did Tim Burton get the idea for Large Marge from the Jolly Chimp toy? I pray I can sleep tonight
Alf was really popular in the 80s. He seems sort of forgotten about now. I've always been sort of surprised that they haven't revisited the show. Thank you for watching and sharing what you and your daughter have had.
Although those toys were creepy the video was fascinating👍 Interesting to see so many scary toys and I only knew one of them. The WINNER🥇for me was Little Miss No Name, she was haunting 👻 Thanks Rhett ❤️Jodie 🇦🇺
@@paulstan9828 yes, I quickly looked on the world clock on my phone what the time was in Cleveland and Columbus. I knew you were starting your day. The time was the same for both places, don’t know if they are close together but they are the 2 places that come up for Ohio.
“Baby Laugh A Lot…never seems to stop, and neither will your nightmares.” I had to laugh at that one. 😂
Glad I made you laugh! Thank you for watching!
I made the mistake of searching for a video of it. The original commercial is here on TH-cam and it’s nightmare fuel. Not just the doll -the entire commercial.
@@RhettyforHistory Wait till the batteries wear out. They have the creepiest laugh ever.
😂LMAO! Right?! That thing was clearly eating souls! 🫢
U know that the cymbal monkey is creepy when it not only makes it into a Stephen King story but is a Spirit Halloween animatronic
Good point! Thank you for watching!
Little Miss No Name looks like she rode the coat tails of the " Big Eyes" painting and the artist. There is a movie about the artist titled " Big Eyes".
That is interesting and I will have to check that one out. I'm not sure if I have ever heard of it before now. Thank you for watching!
Are you referring to Margaret Keane? She lived here in Hawaii and I remembered her paintings back in the 70’s and 80’s. I always thought they were creepy!
@@suesabalburo6235, That's her.
@@samuelschick8813 I remembered the art gallery that sold her paintings decades ago. I just got creeped out walking past her paintings. Lol!
Wow... Most of these toys are strange and unknown to me. Thank God I didn't buy them for my kids 🙂. Thanks Rhett for sharing. Stay safe and have a great weekend.
There are a million other better gifts out there on the market. Thank you for watching and I hope you have a great weekend as well!
Oh my gawd!!!!! I can't believe that people would design some of those 'toys' thinking that they were something good to give Children. I'm an adult and even a Grandmother and I just may have nightmares now because of this video! Hahahaha..... As always, great video!
Hopefully you don't have any nightmares! Sarah hates the Mr. Buttons doll with the human like teeth. She is convinced they are taking them from dead people and placing it in toys. I'm right there with you scratching my head and wondering why these toys are even a thing. Thank you for watching!
The Fuggler was giving me Trilogy of Terror vibes with those realistic looking teeth 😳
The teeth are really creepy! Thank you for watching!
Running across the floor with a 12" butcher knife.lol
I had woke toy in the 80 well for some reason it was broke or something my took the batteries of and it still go off I don't how many times I got yelled of putting batteries in it so would have to take to mom so take them out and there be none she like not funny the checked none anywhere but every time that thing went off I would laugh and laugh furbe was fun one but freaked my out too lol
Little Miss No Name looks like something that would have been sold in Spencer's or Hot Topic. I'm pretty sure they meant for it to be creepy with that font and ominous ellipses on the box.
Also, I had a cabbage patch doll that "ate" food. I thought it was cool. I'd forgotten all about it until now! **Core memory unlocked**
Thank you for watching Brookie!
I got a Charlie McCarthy ventriloquist doll for Christmas when I was little. After I saw the movie Magic, I stuck it in the back of the closet because I was terrified it would kill me in the middle of the night.
It's interesting how movies can have that effect on us. Thank you for watching and sharing your story!
Lol
Magic was a great movie! And that ventriloquist dummy is pretty darn creepy...
I received a puppet called Willie Talk when I was a kid. It was the typical ventriloquist doll. I watched the Twilight Zone that had the same puppet. Needless to say I spent a couple of years without much sleep. I still don't like that Twilight Zone hahahaha
I got one, too. It came with an Edgar Bergen instruction record. My twin got Howdy Doody, which I co-opted. I learned how to throw my voice better than any ventriloquist that's famous. Shortly after getting them, a new kid moved to my elementary school, who had Mortimer Snerd and Danny O'Day. We wrote bawdy skits and got to perform for the school occasionally. After watching the Talking Tina Twilight Zone episode and the movie Dead of Night, I started getting creeped out by the dolls. I also bought a Lester doll, which was a black character.
The doll with the tear on her face reminds me of those "crying boy" paintings that caused quite a stir in the UK some years ago due to surviving fires while practically everything else was reduced to ashes. Turns out the canvases were treated with fire repellent/protectant.
Wow, that's really interesting and I haven't heard about those. Thank you for watching and telling us about that.
I can't believe somebody actually thought it was a good idea to make a Hitler doll. That's seriously messed up. The narwhal playset was, too.
Luckily I never had too many creepy toys growing up. I did have the toys based on the Teletubbies, and I'll admit they were quite bizarre looking. They never gave me nightmares, though.
How about doing a video series of the most controversial toys of each decade? That would be interesting to see. Have a good weekend!
Those teletubbies were one of the strangest shows and toya I had ever seen. I wasn't from that generation but I think they were out so long that we all sort of got used to them. Thank you for watching and suggesting a new topic! That sounds like a great idea.
I think the Avenging Narwhal was a toy directed towards adults, rather than kids, actually. But you sure wouldn't want to give it to a child to play with.
@@mirandahoney Definitely not! I'd honestly be concerned if an adult wanted it, too. Just seems so wrong on so many levels
Fuglers look about as creepy as the Quiznos mascots! Haha! The face banks are about the same scariness as those "feed the pig" ads about saving money by having the creepy pig man follow you around!
Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts.
Rhett, I never imagined that there were so many "creepy," toys for children. These toys gave me the "creeps" just watching this video. Loved your metaphors, too. Have a fantastic weekend. Take care 🐎
Thank you for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. It's interesting to see how many strange toys are out on the market. I definitely understand why some have reported low sales.
Some of these aren't for kids mainly for adult collectors like fugglers and the homeless girl doll .. I have a purple fuggler and love him I'm from.new Zealand and hard to get those here think my mum had to order online from somewhere overseas for him .. I got him.as an adult it's not for kids
I had artwork of that big eyed crying girl on my nursery walls. Even as a small child I could empathize that abandonment was imminent. Way to go, mom and dad.
Someone once gave my parents one of those velvet clown paintings. It’s been in my parents’s basement for 35 years now. Maybe I can sell it to someone filming a horror movie here.
What a strange looking thing to have on the nursery walls. I would want something a little more happy. Thank you for watching and sharing your story.
What were these toy companies thinking of!? My gosh some of them probably scared the daylights out of children. That pregnant one from Japan takes the cake. Your funny Rhetty...Jack in the box looks like Freddy kruegars kid lol! I have to say I did love trolls...we called them WishNicks which were shown at the start of your video. . I liked them because I was able to braid and style their hair 😂 Great video Rhetty!! Thx so much!
Thank you for watching and I'm happy to know you enjoyed the video. I'm curious if the trolls you purchased were actually labeled as WishNicks?, I haven't heard them called that before.
@@RhettyforHistory I only knew them as wishniks. I'm not sure if the ones I received for Christmas were purchased by my Nonna in Italy or my parents here in the US . I always assumed they were wishniks but then years later they began calling them trolls. Good question. I'll have to do a little investigating 😊
@@rogerrendzak8055 Your not funny at all.
Hi Rhett 🙋🏽. I've never heard of a lot of these toys, thank God ‼️. Thank you for sharing this with me ‼️ have a awesome day ‼️🙋🏽👍🏽.
Certainly not any toys that will win toy of the year. Thank you for watching Carole!
@@RhettyforHistory you're welcome Rhett👍🏽😃
The swimming dolls looked like something from silent hill
They definitely could be straight out of that movie as well. Thank you for watching!
A lot of these are cool! I like weird stuff! Plus, I'm a huge horror fan!
Many of these would definitely fit in with a lot of horror films. Thank you for watching Mikey!
My Pet Monster, an '80's stuffed toy. My son was given one for Christmas. He kept it in his closet because it scared him. He was preschool age at the time.
That is interesting and I didn't think about that one scaring little kids. He sort of looks like a lovable plush monster that came off of the Muppet Show. Thank you for watching and sharing your story Betty!
Those toys that played in the middle of the night- my parents would have gotten NO SLEEP from me screaming about those!!
I'm sure they have woken up a lot of people. Both parents and kids. No telling how many ended up in the trash dump. Thank you for watching!
There was an Uber-creepy doll in the early 70s, Saucy Susie. If you twist her arm around (ouch!), she would change expression. My older sister would twist her arm half-way so that she’d be stuck between expressions, show it to me, & make me scream. Yeah, we’re not very close these days.
That definitely sounds like one that should be in this video. Thank you for watching and telling me about her.
lol. I'd be watching TV and my little sister would leave the room and I'd turn all the Barbie's head around and wait and see how long it'd take my sister to realize it. She would get so mad.
Holy crap, the Fuggler looks just like those rat things singing in the Quizno's commercials from the early 2000's! I'm guessing that "Little Miss No Name" was the inspiration for the possessed doll horror movies 🤣I'm 43 years old and still feel sketchy about those damn Jack in the Box's!
Thank you for watching Jaime!
Rhetty: " They look like something from Toy Story."
Me: "Sid is quiet. What's he up to know? The one who draws the short stick has to go check."
Haha! Thank you for watching! Wonder where Sid is now?
@@RhettyforHistory, Death row?
I bet so!
That Baby Laughs A Lot was the stuff of nightmares! My parents bought me one for my 3rd birthday. As soon as my mom pulled the string I became completely hysterical. Needless to say the doll was returned.
That sounds pretty intense! Thank you for watching and sharing your memories of the doll!
Stranger things, toy story, the commentary lol
Thank you for watching!
I am a Barbie doll collector and I remember Happy Family Midge. Parents really flipped out.
Thank you for watching!
I’ve seen that Avenging Narwhal toy! I think it was intended as a gag gift for teens/adults- was made by the company Archie McPhee/Accoutrements
Thank you for watching and sharing a little more about it!
Archie McPhee! That's where I bought glow skulls, eyeballs, and pumpkins, and turned them into a ghastly Halloween decoration for my front porch, using a string of blue Christmas lights. Later, I added one of their rubber slugs to one of the lights. I gave these to a couple, friends of ours, before we moved away; his wife made him hide the string out of sight; he loved it!
There is a guy who lives down the street from me every year he has an elaborate Halloween display in his front yard. This year he didn't disappoint as he even added to the display. For the first time this year he has a whole row of probably 7 or 8 really creepy dolls to go along with his yard full of tombstones.
Sounds like a really awesome Halloween display! Thank you for watching and telling us about it!
I could see all of these things being sold today at horror conventions especially the baby walker.that one really got me
Omg I love the narwhal! The different tusks have different powers, it looks so awesome. I also love how one of its enemies is a koala, it's so unexpected!
I remember those Cabbage Patch Kids! I remember hearing on the news they were being discontinued because kids kept getting their hair stuck in the dolls' mouth.
Yes there were a few instances of them earing hair and fingers. Some of those girls had hair ripped clean out! Not something you expect to have happen when you buy a toy for a child. Thank you for watching!
Some of these would be great for Halloween!!
Yes they would! Thank you for watching!
Gift ideas in time for the holiday season, thanks
You're welcome and thank you for watching!
0:55 Kids are many times different in their way of thinking and i guess some kids really liked that crazy dude. 😄
That felt doll with the man teeth is pure nightmare fuel omfg
My wife hate it! Thank you for watching!
That avenging narwhal took me by surprise, and had me laughing till I cried.
It is a strange one. Thank you for watching Matt!
I just found this channel yesterday and it is great it is great. I especially love the videos of the 70s , and 80s.
Thank you for watching and welcome to the channel! I'm glad you are here!
Those were pretty creepy ! Thanks !
You're welcome and thank you for watching!
I am kind of glad my kids are all boys lol. I didn't have any of these weird, creepy dolls! The "serial killer in training" just cracked me up.
A couple of these could be for boys but they are all pretty strange. The best kind of boy toys are cars, balls and action figures. You can't hardly go wrong with those. Thank you for watching!
Huh?.
I had a ‘pull the string’ talking baby doll when I was little. She accidentally got left outside and went through a night of rain. After that, he hair had a really bad cowlick and she talked garbled. She was pretty creepy. She was still one of my favorites. What’s funny is I no longer remember what she actually said, just the garbled stuff. lol
That's interesting but it does sound like you created an unique doll that was memorable. Thank you for watching and sharing your story about it.
Oh dear God. What were people thinking. Thankfully I have never seen or heard of any of these toys. I guess I lived a sheltered childhood or had parents smart enough to not buy these. Loved the video.
Sounds like you definitely had some good parents. I'm really not sure how many kids would generally like to play with these. Thank you for watching!
Ditto...ick!!!
I just love the commentary! Thanks for the lols.
You're welcome and thank you for watching!
Hahaha! Loved this video. Commentary was hilarious.
Thank you for watching and I'm happy to hear you enjoyed the video!
You are right these are the creepiest. Toy's I've ever seen. Thank Rhetty for this video. And stay safe
You're welcome and thank you for watching Tommy!
"If you bought this for your kid, you hate them"🤔😏😆😅😂😂😂😂😁
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Fallout 4 has those cymbal banging monkeys.
I shoot them every time.
Thank you for watching and telling us they are in there!
for me, anything from the victorian age, like toys, decor, garments, is creepy
Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts!
I got the ALIEN (xenomorph) action figure for Christmas when I was a kid. I loved that thing.🥚
Thank you for watching and sharing what you had.
I was always afraid my Fisher-Price phone would ring like in Poltergeist 2. I have 2 Ouija boards, one of them is a Stranger Things one. I liked the artwork on the box, they made it like the posters from the 80s.
My dad got me a laughing clown doll sometime after Poltergeist. I buried it in my toy box and occasionally it would laugh on it's own. Hated it.
@@justmejenny7986 That was always creepy after you grew up and your toys ended up in your basement, to hear them going off once in a while. I didn’t see Poltergeist all the way to the end until I was about 12. I would always watch up until the thunderstorm part or the part after Carol Anne was taken, but no further.
It's always interesting to see how movies have an effect on us. The show Stranger Things has done an excellent job at revitalizing the 80s and coming pretty close to it. Thank you for watching and commenting Lisa!
I'm surprised you didn't try to get rid of the clown outside of the house.
@@RhettyforHistory I would never have done that. My dad was super strict about certain things.
The Orange Toy in the beginning of the Video looks like a cross between the Grimace from McDonalds, the Monster Gossamer from Bugs Bunny, and Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader without his helmet from the Return of the Jedi Movie 1983. 😀
It's a very strange toy but I like your assessment of all the characters you described being put together. Thank you for watching!
Re: The creeping dolls. In some U. S. dialects, babies crawling on hands and knees is called "creeping", while scooting on their bellies is called "crawling". Yeah, that seems weird to me too.
Stephen King wrote a horror story about a jolly chimp toy, in which every time it clapped, someone died.
I do remember asking writing about that one. Thank you for watching!
I have a Little Miss No-name that my brother found in an abandoned house when I was a kid. She is creepy.
It's incredible that you have kept her all these years. Thank you for watching and sharing what you have!
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The look of satisfaction on the "nurse's" face is amazing 😆
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Crying dolls & a doll that laughs out loud. As if M. Night Shyamalan conceived those toys out of his worst nightmares. 😰
Exactly! Thank you for watching Luis!
Yep, and Tim Burton could've had fun w/ some of these!
These are amazing... Great video
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You forgot Chucky 😂
There are definitely a lot of movie type toys as well as a whole horror genre that could be listed. Thank you for watching Sean!
Only one I remember and did have was the jack in the box. Never even heard of the others.
That is interesting that you have seen the Jack in the box we featured. I figured most people have seen the Jolly Chimp. Thank you for watching Joe!
I absolutely want a fuggler!🦇😱😂😂
There are a bunch of different ones and Walmart has them on their website. Thank you for watching Holly!
@@RhettyforHistory Thank you for uploading such awesome content!
And thanks for the heads up on where to find one! They're just the right amount of creepy to freak out my husband!!
I'm sure it will freak your husband out and I'm happy to know you are enjoying the content.
In the mid 80's was a cartoon and a toy line called Inhumanoids, it was about 3 giant monsters trying to take over the world. The worst was D'Compose a giant rotting monster with a skull head and exposed ribcage and the lead monster was Metlar which looked like a giant armored satan. The toys were just as creepy, Metlar looked even worse than in the cartoon and D'Compose's ribcage could be opened to trap the good guys it even had rubbery guts inside.
I do remember those toys and they had a little bit of success with them. Thank you for watching and mentioning another toy!
Whenever I've seen those Fuggler Toys online they always had really positive reviews. I have no idea why. Maybe parents were buying them to record their kid's reactions to the dolls. Parents can be quite sadistic.
It is strange because they have been out for a little while and you are tight on the reviews. Thank you for watching!
Damn, things like this totally zig me out like you can’t believe… and I’m a GOTH!
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Wow...and I thought those talking/singing McNuggets in one of the old McDonald's commercials were disturbing enough...I can see how Matt Groening got the ideas for "Funzo" and the evil Krusty the Klown doll, from one of the "Treehouse of Horrors" episodes...
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I LOVE my Little Miss No Name. She’s gorgeous and I still love her.
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haha creepy yup. Especially that baby laughing thing. I would have yeeted that into oblivion if I had that as a kid.
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@@RhettyforHistory You're welcome, Rhetty.
Wow, Rhett, those are some creepy toys for sure. Most of them I have never seen or heard about but I really enjoyed the video. I am old now and they don't bother me but I would never give any of those to my grandkids. I thought the Cabbage Patch kids were creepy but they were adorable compared to some of those in the video. I love all the research that you do to bring us some very interesting videos. Thanks Rhett!
Thank you for watching and I'm happy to hear you enjoyed the video! There really are some strange toys out on the market and it's no wonder why some of them have poor sales. I feel like they should have tested them better with children. I definitely wouldn't be giving these to anyone!
The movies, "Magic", "Monkey Shines", and "Child's Play" ruined many toys
I think you're right on that. Thank you for watching!
That little jester Jack in the box is cute, I do not like ugly Jack in the boxes, I like cute ones.
Aww the monster car was like if ozzy Osbourne had grandkids(,I mean he does, but I meant if they were all spooky)
That is a good analogy you made there. Thank you for watching!
Newbie here. I just subbed a few mins ago & I gotta tell you...OMG You're HILARIOUS in your toy descriptions! lmao
Thank you for watching and subscring. I'm glad you are here and you enjoyed the commentary.
Haha! Great video! I’m glad I didn’t get a laughing doll, yikes!
Very creepy!! 😮
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Ha!!! A lot of strange ones I have never seen before. I remember a time period when kids were into anything that was creepy. The more disgusting the better. I never quite understood it.
The 80s was definitely a time period where many kids were into just creepy toys. Now there is a whole array of toys on the market that are made to be creepy and part of a horror genre. They seem to be more of a toy collectors thing rather than something that kids would play with. I imagine a lot of those 80's kids are involved in both sides of that. Thank you for watching Paul!
Too funny definitely one of my favorite channels
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Well I can say, being a horror fan my entire life, that a lot of the stuff you covered didn’t bother me at all. But if some object starts talking, laughing or moving in the middle of the night, when it isn’t supposed to, having seen several hundred of said horror movies, it’s going out in the yard a.s.a.p! 😂😂😂😂
There are a few of these we featured that have been known to do that. I know some of those simple music boxes can do that too which is interesting how that sound is also incorporated in some horror movies to play on that. Thank you for watching!
I had a furby back in high school. At first it was cute then annoying. It eventually started talking and moving it's eyes when I was sleeping with the lights out and in the morning with nobody in the room.
I never had one but I have heard others describe their experience with them in the same way. Thank you for watching and sharing your story of it.
Bart brought one to school once,it kept going off in the middle of class and was I ever annoyed
Thats not physically possible. Though a minute amount.of electricity does remain in the furby for memory storage, it would never be enough to trigger movement or sound
@@tornadoe13 it's happened before, I've had Bart's furby in my desk for god knows how long and it still makes weird disfigured groans and disturbing laughterfrom time to time if I so much as jostle the contents of the drawer
I would not buy the avenging narwhal for a child, a gag gift for an adult with a sense of humour yes, but not a child.
Geez! My granddaughter wants many of these toys now! Not grandma though, that chimp is ultra creepy.
That chimp has been a pretty good seller for many decades now but the rest of these I'm not so sure. Thank you for watching Trish!
@@RhettyforHistory Yes, we had one. I was chased with it, I'm okay now though ; } My granddaughter is into 'creepy' right now. Safely at home.
I know there is a whole genre of toys that are specifically made to be creepy and scary. They seem to be more collectible though.
I had a Susie Sad Eyes doll when I was 3 or 4. My mom said I was sleep walking and threw it in the garbage. I can see why- it was scary! Lol
Thank you for watching Lisa!
Hugo the man of a thousand faces came with a wig, glasses and glue on accessories
He is one that you can make into a super creepy serial killer! Thank you for watching Robert!
I had blippy!! I was given him when I was 6 years old. He lives about 5 feet under my former foster parent's vegetable garden 😅😅
Thank you for watching Jessica! Did you bury him there or did someone else?
I did! Still had nightmares though. Even after I went to new foster parents, lols.
Definitely the Aurora Monster Scenes too!
Those are the classic monster models right?
@@RhettyforHistory yes from the early 1970s
I do remember those.
Hitler doll. You found so many gems here. Again.. I continuously am in awe of your content. Fun and interesting. Thanks.
Thank you for watching and I'm glad you are enjoying the content!
That doll looks like something from the movie nightmare before Christmas 🎄 lol 😂
That's hilarious,no wonder the youth of today are glued to screens, they're afraid to look up 😬
Haha! Some of these are older though. Thank you for watching Maria!
Hey Rhett, I remember a lot of these. And when I saw them I thought "Who in their right mind would buy that for their kid, unless they hated them!!?"
You should do one on late 1800's to early 1900's Halloween costumes.
Good stuff my friend!!
That is a great idea on a video! Thank you for watching and I appreciate the suggestion!
Is a koala really a natural enemy of the narwhal? Lol
Very doubtful lol! Someone was just trying to be creative. Thank you for watching!
Howdy Doody and Mortimer were pretty creepy also.
I know a lot of people do not like those types of dolls. Thank you for watching and suggesting a couple more.
You know what is scarier than a creepy doll? A Haunted creepy doll
Wow they were really some creepy toys I know the Jack in the Box and the monkey but I never saw any of the others I really wouldn't want to owe them and I wouldn't buy them for my child they're too creepy looking and scary thanks for the video I know what not to look for in the stores for Christmas thanks for the video have a nice day
Thank you for watching Marlene! I'm right there with you on not wanting to buy these for anyone at Christmas. There are certainly better gifts!
Good morning. Mickey was scary. My husband worked on a fighter which they lovingly dubbed “ fuggly”
Thank you for watching Nadia. I think many of us have used that term for decades but I am curious which fighter that was?
@@RhettyforHistory F-35
Thats interesting. I haven't heard that one described that way but it is different.
I L💜VED my TROLL dolls! I loved getting them as pencil toppers from bubblegum machines! My Mom thought they were ugly but I thought they were cute 🥰 lol
Those were super popular in the 60s and the 80s. I know they have been available other times as well. Thank you for watching!
@@RhettyforHistory & my Mother-in-law would bring them to Bingo for good luck 🍀 😂
@@RhettyforHistory Thanks for sharing! People really enjoy all these memories 💜
We talk in this video about kids toys but the japanese pregnancy doll is not meant for a toy but rather to cover a little more of this particular video to make it a little bigger! Also some of those were made for adult collectors and artistic purposes like the fugglers i believe so not so much toys!
*:54* I'm pretty sure there's something dark attached to that one.
We were a strange culture years ago. Thanx for a cool nightmare.
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I agree ☝️ with ya. Quite a few of these toys 🧸 seem to reflect 🆙on “Ghost Stories Of Christmas 🎅 Past”, especially for children 👦. It even seems more so, when a toy 🧸 starts talking during the night, or their eyes 👀 appear to follow them across the room. Tip, to avoid this feeling, just drape a washcloth 🧼, or similar item over the toy’s 🧸 eyes 👀. Also, remove the batteries 🔋 from any talking toys 🧸. This will insure that your children 👦 won’t be terrified by a random toy 🧸, talking during the night. Sounds pretty 😍 scary 😦. Your friend, Jeff.
The Little Miss No Name doll, is that where the creators got their idea for the Megan movie, and did Tim Burton get the idea for Large Marge from the Jolly Chimp toy? I pray I can sleep tonight
Thank you for watching Kelsie and I hope you got some sleep!
I thought the FU in fuggler meant something else than "funny" 😆
I had a Chatty Cathy doll not creepy, my next to youngest daughter had Alf which I thought was kinda Creepy. She still has it today 💕🙏
I have to agree with you...Alf was creepy looking 😉
Alf was really popular in the 80s. He seems sort of forgotten about now. I've always been sort of surprised that they haven't revisited the show. Thank you for watching and sharing what you and your daughter have had.
I can't see Chatty Cathy without thinking of Talking Tina
Although those toys were creepy the video was fascinating👍
Interesting to see so many scary toys and I only knew one of them.
The WINNER🥇for me was Little Miss No Name, she was haunting 👻
Thanks Rhett ❤️Jodie 🇦🇺
You're welcome and thank you for watching Jodie! I'm happy to hear you enjoyed the video!
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@@paulstan9828 👋 hello right back at you Paul. It’s 9.30 pm Saturday here, just off to bed now.
I hope you have a wonderful day Paul. 🙂
@@swansfan6944 Have a nice night. 6:35am Saturday morning. 😁
@@paulstan9828 yes, I quickly looked on the world clock on my phone what the time was in Cleveland and Columbus. I knew you were starting your day. The time was the same for both places, don’t know if they are close together but they are the 2 places that come up for Ohio.
I love and have a ton of the fugglers 😂
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Wow this is just unsettling
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I would love to have most of these toys. Fun.
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