When Walt Disney brought out “Snow White and the Seven Dwarves” children were so frightened by the Wicked Witch that the theater had to reupholster seats!
Let the riptide carry you out and then swim perpendicular to it for a ways before heading back to shore. They are not too long, only 50 – 100 feet, but too strong to swim against.
Everyone mentions the shower scene in “Psycho”, but no one mentions the penultimate scene of the movie, when he look up, straight into the camera—and smiles. First time I saw that, I screamed. I have never seen such a terrifying expression on a human face before or since.
well-i-never almost 8 years ago
Oh, those were awful!
whiteheron almost 8 years ago
Finding the right person to ask the question is scary.
bbbmorrell almost 8 years ago
The monkeys terrified me as a child.
drkala almost 8 years ago
I hid under the seat. they were terrifying and they flew right out f the screen at you.
Darwinskeeper almost 8 years ago
Kids are still seeing “The Wizard of Oz?”
Rush Strong Premium Member almost 8 years ago
“Fly, my pretties! Fly!”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SESI19h4wDo
Richard S Russell Premium Member almost 8 years ago
You know what little kids will say is the scariest movie they’ve ever seen? Bambi!
Seed_drill almost 8 years ago
All I know is Randy California drowned saving his kid from a riptide.
sandpiper almost 8 years ago
Indirect kindness serves a better purpose than most other methods
roberta.forbes.pyle almost 8 years ago
When Walt Disney brought out “Snow White and the Seven Dwarves” children were so frightened by the Wicked Witch that the theater had to reupholster seats!
RAGs almost 8 years ago
Most adults forget that EVERYTHING is real to little kids.
Teto85 Premium Member almost 8 years ago
Let the riptide carry you out and then swim perpendicular to it for a ways before heading back to shore. They are not too long, only 50 – 100 feet, but too strong to swim against.
Stephen Gilberg almost 8 years ago
I watched TWoO many times at age 5. I don’t remember how I reacted the first time, but I felt no fear at all afterward.
feefers_ about 1 year ago
The Child-Catcher in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
DKHenderson 4 days ago
Everyone mentions the shower scene in “Psycho”, but no one mentions the penultimate scene of the movie, when he look up, straight into the camera—and smiles. First time I saw that, I screamed. I have never seen such a terrifying expression on a human face before or since.