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At 6/23/10 01:04 AM, assassin1337 wrote: i used to be scared from the "violin girl" sequence in courage the cowardly dog.

Who wouldn't be scared by that scene. It was a plain screamer. I actually jumped up and left my room the first time I saw that.

At 6/23/10 01:05 AM, Gagsy wrote:

At 6/23/10 01:01 AM, Psycho-Pickle wrote: The whole opening title for "The X-Files" really creeped me out. Something about the music, and that hand that the guy falls into.

I used to have the skip that song at the end of episodes as it freaked me a bit. Also there is an episode where this guy Dwayne gets abducted by aliens (of course) and he is in his bed at night and then strange noises and lights appear out of nowhere and his walls become like pure white and he can see like a dozen aliens between the walls of his room looking in at him while he is screaming and it just always freaked me out.

Wow, I think I remember the episode you're talking about.
Yeah, whenever the opening and the end came on, I would leave the room and have my dad tell me when it was over. And the smoking man always creeped me out a little, i have no idea why.
I watched an episode not to long ago, and was giggling at most of it. It was a pretty stupid show.

But the fact that that kind of stuff was creepy to me is weird, because I grew up watching horror movies, like Friday the 13th and chainsaw massacre, and don't ever remember being scared.

At 6/22/10 09:54 PM, slingshot14 wrote: Oh yeah man, remember this fucker. Made me piss my pants.

Goddamn, I miss Courage the Cowardly Dog. Best show ever.

At 6/23/10 12:59 AM, Gagsy wrote: Also the Home Alone boiler scared me too.

Lol, oh yeah!!! I forgot about that scene. The toilet scene from Look Who's Talking used to creep me out when too.

At 6/23/10 01:01 AM, Psycho-Pickle wrote: The whole opening title for "The X-Files" really creeped me out. Something about the music, and that hand that the guy falls into.

Yeah that, and the security camera catching the ghost walking always gave me a chill.

At 6/23/10 01:19 AM, Psycho-Pickle wrote:

Wow, I think I remember the episode you're talking about.
Yeah, whenever the opening and the end came on, I would leave the room and have my dad tell me when it was over. And the smoking man always creeped me out a little, i have no idea why.
I watched an episode not to long ago, and was giggling at most of it. It was a pretty stupid show.

Yeah I'm a huge X-Files fan. I had to get over my fear in able to watch them all =P And yeah the silly episodes do help take away the scariness.

But the fact that that kind of stuff was creepy to me is weird, because I grew up watching horror movies, like Friday the 13th and chainsaw massacre, and don't ever remember being scared.

I remember the first time I saw Friday the 13th I couldn't sleep in my own bed that night as I was afraid that someone would come under the bed and stab me in my throat, which is stupid thinking about it now as if someone was able to get into my bedroom they'd just attack me standing up like a normal person, not crawl under my bed to stab me :(

Also the first horror I saw was IT, which was damn scary to me, some bits still are really. I know it wasn't like a proper horror, but an evil clown who can take the form of your deepest fears? No thanks.

I used to be scared of some of the muppets and big bird a long time ago.

At 6/23/10 01:24 AM, Gagsy wrote:
I remember the first time I saw Friday the 13th I couldn't sleep in my own bed that night as I was afraid that someone would come under the bed and stab me in my throat, which is stupid thinking about it now as if someone was able to get into my bedroom they'd just attack me standing up like a normal person, not crawl under my bed to stab me :(

I used to think the same thing. What's with kids and thinking things are under the bed? It really isn't a very logical spot. The closet I could understand, but under the bed?

I could never look at aliens in any of those UFO sighting type shows that are on History channel or whatever.

At 6/22/10 09:54 PM, slingshot14 wrote: Oh yeah man, remember this fucker. Made me piss my pants.

Invader Zim was pretty creepy but it never scared me.

Actually, I do remember that shit. When I first watched it on Courage the Cowardly Dog I was scared shitless.

At 6/22/10 09:54 PM, slingshot14 wrote: Oh yeah man, remember this fucker. Made me piss my pants.

Invader Zim was pretty creepy but it never scared me.

A lot of shit from that show freaked the fuck out of me when I was young. 1. That part with the guy who wanted the slab. 2.The one the OP linked to. That fucking Fetus man baby just freaked me out man. 3. The episode where Courage is looking to receive a package for some cockroach thing and he's opening all those apartment doors, and in one of them is a Girl playing violin but and Courage sighs because all the other doors had something lurid behind them but then girl turns around and her face is just too fucking creepy. ("you wanna know what's behind that door? No. You don't wanna know what's behind that door.")

Another thing that scared me was that episode from Spongebob where is taking care of that Caterpillar and it turns into a Butterfly and it shows a close up of a butterfly's face. It just creeps me up.

And finally this episode of Samurai Jack where he meets this family in the middle of the woods and he figures out that they are actually robots that eat metal and want after his sword. So he gets them to eat each other and this whole time I'm thinking "oh my god this is the scariest shit I've ever SEEN!" It still freaks me right the fuck out. Because it's like extreme cannibalism not to mention one of them was a baby. That's just down right traumatizing.

Reference links to Youtube:

Courage the Cowardly Dog: The slab, You're not perfect, Violin Girl

Spongebob: Butterfly close up (best I could do, sorry)
Samurai Jack: Cannibalism (I can't remember what episode this was sorry!)

My sister got H.R. Pufnstuf on video as a child and the moment i saw the cover i wanted to break it, so when we got home i decided to hide it.
even to this day i cant look at that cover

also theres a scene in a Songebob episode where a random picture of a hillbilly girl pop up and giggles, i saw it 4 times and i swear i will never see it again

At 6/22/10 10:02 PM, Sh0T-D0wN wrote: Hell, this is still pretty damn creepy.

You know, for kids.

I never found this scary, as much as I found it hilarious. This was supposed to be a kids show!

Roseanne Barr.

At 6/22/10 09:49 PM, Headshot777 wrote: A part in Who Framed Roger Rabbit always made me close my eyes or look away. It was when the bad guy got crushed by a steamroller, and when he got back up he was all flat, and he flipped out.

This is the closest pic I could find relating to the scene.

i was going to post the same thing as soon as i saw the title, i recently saw the scene again and wondered why the hell i would have been so scared :P

At 6/22/10 09:56 PM, Alex12345269 wrote:

At 6/22/10 09:54 PM, slingshot14 wrote: Oh yeah man, remember this fucker. Made me piss my pants.

Oh god I remember that thing.

Oh, poor retarded love child of Jesus and Chucky, why the every-lovin' HELL did you post that? I've already stayed up all night, and now that bastard will be there every time I close my eyes.

Might get banned from double-posting, but anyone remember that one episode of Courage when a cat lady comes in with a huge white mask, is racist against dogs-like Courage-and it turns out the reason is because her best friend, a rabbit, is getting beat like cake batter by a gang of dogs whose leader acts like he loves her but only keeps her around as a trophy? Then, Courage decides, "THIS SHALL NOT STAND!" and goes on a high risk mission to break her out and reunite the two "friends?" I put that in quotes because, seemed to me that hug they had at the end was a bit, uh, "passionate." Seriously, listen to how the cat lady talks to her friend and you'll be able to pick up on what I'm saying.

Russian childrens shows, including the starving boy who hallucinates about eating oranges, and the homeless girl who gets beat up by her drunk father for not getting him money, and the mountain troll who turns people to stone, all done with glorious puppet stop motion.

At 6/22/10 09:46 PM, Yamor wrote: When I was a young lad Courage the Cowardly dog used to scare the shit out of Yamor the cowardly poster. There are almost to many scenes to name but this used to always get me the worst.

Oh lord, the nightmares I would have.

Courage used to scare me too so creepy.

Saturday night live. I don't even know why.

Fuckin demon dogs from Ghost Busters scared the shit out of me.

At 6/23/10 01:28 AM, DrRick wrote: I used to be scared of some of the muppets and big bird a long time ago.

Sesame Street?
That shit was scary...

RETUUURN THE SLAB

IT by Stephen King scared the s**t outta me when i was little. Clowns scared me even b4 i saw the movie. Then i saw this movie, it's about a KILLER CLOWN. It's a classic so im sure everyone see/read/hear it already so i dont mind giving away the ending......WARNING SPOILER ALERT IF YOU HAVENT SEEN THE MOVIE AND YOU WANT TO....in the end the clown turning into a giant spider or sumthing lol.

That Energizer Bunny always scared the Hell out of me as a kid. I had several nightmares where he would chase me. He always KEPT GOING AND GOING.

Criminal Minds and Courage the Cowardly Dog used to scare me silly.

The episode where Chef gets killed and basically any episode of Courage the Cowardly Dog.

Mr Fucking Blobby