What was the first film that disturbed you as a child?

>>87439065
Day of the Dead of George A. Romedo

The Wicked Witch in Wizard of Oz.

>>87439065
The first one to do it hardcore was the 80s The Fly for me, and it wasn't all the rest of it as much as it was the birthing scene. I'm over it now obviously but the young me was fucked up.

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>>87439065
The way the one guy got hit in the head with a tomahawk stolen from a museum.

>>87439065
spoorloos

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>>87439065
>be 6 years old
>mom sees this at the video store
>think it looks ok so she buys it for me
>play it
>have nightmares for days

Return of the Jedi

Vader's face revealed spooked the shit out of me and for a while I would close my eyes during that scene.

Temple of Doom when the bad guy ripped out the guy's heart and then sent him to the fire pit.

>>87439065
Empire Strikes Back or Little Showdown in Big Tokyo

Probably the exorcist

Poltergeist. I saw it when I was VERY young and the scene where the guy pulls his face off in the bathroom mirror haunted me for weeks afterwards. I was scared to go into the bathroom and would literally hallucinate that scene in front of my eyes when I was alone.

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wheelchair scene from ninth gate

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>>87439065
Poltergeist.

>>87439065
my parents sex tape

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>>87439525
It was the evil tree and the clown scene for me. Poltergeist 2 made me scared of old people forever.

>>87439065
Pee-Wee's Big Adventure

The Large Marge scene. Totally left-field, it wasn't fair.
https://youtu.be/Jv08vnIlnIw

>>87439773
>the evil tree
My babysitter decided to take me to her friend's house and they were watching the tree scene. Scared me shitless.

>>87439954
She sounds like a great babysitter.

Halloween 3
When the kids face gets fucked up by the mask and turns into bugs.

And this scene from Leprechaun 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcFM5Xhg8W8

>>87439065
ESB

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>>87439065
The Dark Crystal
Fucking spooked me as a kid

i watched pulp fiction when it came out on VHS i thought it was shit then and i still do now LMAO not even kidding

This https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdcE3VyKv5U

Something about the set up to it making me think "no way, they'll stop him", the machine looking like something out of my childhood geometric night terrors, and just how raw and bleak the situation is.

Fire in the sky

I'm still not comfortable with aliens tho the ayy lmao meme helped a bit

Ernest Scared Stupid

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James and the Giant peach. this creature terrified me

Contact: When the crazy dude blows up the first machine, that really freaked me out.

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The Black Cauldron.

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>be you as a kid
>this scene comes on
>post yfw

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Watership Down

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The scene with the woman in the iron maiden and simply Christopher Walken's look

there was one that I just saw a bit of that upset me for a while and stuck with me, I can't remember what it was from or the details of it now, but I want to say it was from Toxic Avenger
other than that, Poltergeist and Alien

Brave Little Toaster.

...RUN.

>>87443576
I was an adult when this happened.

>>87439065
The Brothers Grimm. Pick a scene, any scene.

>>87443576
>kid
I did find this movie terrifying though

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFLQS12z8K4

American Werewolf in London transformation scene. It's tame now, but for a little kid, fuck me. Don't think I slept for a week.

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I was fairly young when i watched this scene and i reacted pretty badly.

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My mom loved horror movies, still does. Every Halloween instead of trick or treating we'd get soda pop, snacks, and go to the video store and get some movies. The first few years of this were fine and a lovely tradition. Then I turned ten years old and angrily demanded to watch "real" scary movies like her and my father watched when I was asleep. In my mind I wasn't a kid anymore and clearly deserved to watch whatever my parents got to.

Let me sidetrack here for a moment, and ask: have you ever tried to smoke when you were a kid? When I was fourteen I saw my grandfather smoking a cigar and asked to try one. He told me it was a bad habit and not anything a smart man would be doing, much less a child. Much like the horror movie lesson, I became indignant and insisted he give me a cigar. He instead pulled some chewing dip out of his pocket and insisted I try some. I had to hold the dip in my cheek for an hour or else I'd get the switch. It numbed my mouth and made me want to vomit. I never tried smoking and to this day the smell of tobacco makes me absolutely sick. It seems cruel in retrospect but I appreciate the lesson it taught me.

My point is that what my parents had in mind was a similarly mean-spirited way to teach me a lesson. While up to this point we had been watching a healthy blend of stuff like "Gremlins" and "The Nightmare Before Christmas", they opted to turn the dial to 100% and rent a dozen or so movies that were their personal favorites.

That Halloween, as we'd done so many Halloweens before, we got soda pop and snacks and movies and all settled down on the couch. They put in "The Thing" first. Some of the jumpscares spooked me, but I felt like I was pacing myself well and got cocky.

Then we watched A Nightmare on Elm Street. I'm getting close to the character limit here, so I'll just conclude by saying I never asked to see an "adult" horror movie ever again. I had nightmares from that movie until I was 19.

>>87444347
Yeah, Nightmare on Elm Street scared the fuck out of me when I was a kid.

>>87439065
IT.

I was only 4 years old.

>>87443661
Underrated horror.

>>87444580
>30 year olds post on /tv/
I shouldn't be so surprised since Shatner browses here and is like 80 but jesus

>>87444698
I'm 24.

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>>87439065
Face Off. Not just the scene where they swap faces but rather the psychological bullshit later on when Cage is in Travoltas body, living his life and whatnot. Messed me up for quite some time.

>>87439065
The original IT, it happened to every mexican borned between the 88-91

>>87444093
Blaaaaaaaaaankyyyyyy

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>>87439065
The entirety of Spirited Away especially scenes with No Face.