What scared you as a little kid?

[Ranger2]

I was a scaredy-cat when I was a little boy. I was afraid of...
-Bowser's laugh from Super Mario 64 when you couldn't open a door
-Power Rangers
-This song (on a VHS for a Disney movie)
-Bees
-The dark
-The basement's utility room
-The thunderstorm from the movie The AristoCats

What about you?

[Scrotaculous]

When Elliot first finds E.T. and E.T. screams that fucked up weed whacker scream he does. I couldn't watch it by myself.

[pointydagger]

Probably bees or just plain freaky people at night.

[Nabouabo]

I don't really remember being afraid of anything as a little kid, most of my fears have only formed when I started to get older

[YouLostTheGame]

Those fuckin black monkey things, from the original Horton Hears a Who. Scared the shit out of me.

Aso, water when I couldn't see the bottom, like in lakes or something.

[aquaticmole]

Bee's used to haunt me in my sleep, that and blood.

[SeaBoundRhino]

I wass afraid of the dark, but only after watching a scary film, or, scary for me age.

[syphonmax]

I was scared of Michael Jackson's - Thriller, the fact that he changed into a zombie and werewolf really freaked me out

And also spiders (Still am)

[Porkchop]

Are you afraid of the dark?

That show scared the piss out of me.

[redfield95]

Screamers, Friday The 13th movies, and Nightmare on Elm Street

[katsirostudios]

You wanna know what scared the crap out of me?! Clowns they scared the living crap out of me, i would cry every time i saw a clown. They're makeup made them look like phsyco aliens to me.

[FattyWhale]

That one scene in the Brave Little Toaster where the vacuum freaks out.

[MadiiMonsterr]

I used to be scared of car washes.

[JoshuaKidder]

At 7/26/09 03:36 PM, Ranger2 wrote: I was a scaredy-cat when I was a little boy. I was afraid of...
-Bowser's laugh from Super Mario 64 when you couldn't open a door

I fucking hate that. It's fucking -terrifying-.

[Deadchick]

Clowns, really, I shit you not. Yeah it might be a cliche and what not, but I was genuinely scared of them. I thought back then they would kidnap me. I would always run to my parents when I ever saw one.

[VJoe10]

The fucking Pinochio toys they gave at McDonalds a couple of years ago, gave me fucking nightmares.

[JadeTheAssassin]

Ceti Alpha V ear larva from Wrath of Khan, tornadoes, earthquakes, housefires, and the parts in Total Recall where their eyes bulged out from the Martian atmosphere. D:

[Cybersief]

At 7/26/09 03:46 PM, Porkchop wrote: Are you afraid of the dark?

That show scared the piss out of me.

Oh me too! I could never watch that show. And Chuck E Cheese would scare me so bad as a kid. Not the place, but the dude in the costume. I would always always be looking around to make sure he wasn't around me and just cry when he came near.

[Erty]

Disney Channel and baby cartoons generally... I kept away from them and somehow that have been the reason for my current high intelligence quantity (IQ 158).

[reveihca]

I was like an impressionable animal, anything I was unfamiliar with scared me. My parents pretty much raised me on South Park, they assumed it was a kid's show because it was animated and never watched it with me, so the violence and shitty Christmas episodes (literally) traumatized me for life. Not to mention the shock sites linked from the Newgrounds forum which I explored when I was seven or eight.

[reveihca]

At 7/26/09 04:12 PM, ertysproductions wrote: somehow that have been the reason for my current high intelligence quantity (IQ 158).

Can you say irony?

[MetallixTheKnight]

That blue screen after movies on old VHS players scared me as a tyke.

Even I find it ridiculous that I used to be afraid of that.

[Rallard]

This movie. I had to sleep with milk next to my bed for like, a week.

wut a wuss :(

[mastermalpass]

Loud machines. I hated my Vacume cleaner, it was an old design that would drown out every other sound when it was on. Even when I was 10 I'd have the machine outside the room while the pipe lead in so I didn't have to cover my ears up.

Also washing machines when they were on. We keep our washing machine in the cellar. So even though I knew that it was just a white box, the low-pitched, kinda loud, engine noise in the dark used to stop me from going past that room.

But those only scared me up to the age of about 3 - 5

But what always scared me right up to the age of 9, would be when I was lying in bed looking around my room and the light was Dim, but not pitch black, so I could see things and not make out what they were. This made things as simple as a bean bag and a coat look like a Crocodile's head etc...

Did anyone else ever get that?

[ChopstickClock]

Aliens from Mars Attacks were like the most scary thing when I was little. That clicking noise like grangh clack crack clock. That and clowns.

I kicked Ronald McDonalds balls once at a socer game.

[reveihca]

At 7/26/09 04:27 PM, mastermalpass wrote: But what always scared me right up to the age of 9, would be when I was lying in bed looking around my room and the light was Dim, but not pitch black, so I could see things and not make out what they were. This made things as simple as a bean bag and a coat look like a Crocodile's head etc...

Did anyone else ever get that?

I still get these, I have had an intense fear of the dark coincide with my Mother's stroke and recovery. It's as if every night I have a huge paranoia it will be my last.

[Drugged]

Anything and everything.

[bl00db47h]

bees, huge spiders (lol), and heights. I used to jump off of my friends bed instead of going down the ladder XD

[MegamanZero360]

The THX loud ass thing.

[DeIirium]

I was weird.. when i was a little kid, i was afraid of flags. The ones that were high in the flagpoles. They made me nauseous when i looked at them.